The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28

There will also be a one aud Cne-quarter
mile dash, consolation purse Of Sl23, Tor
horses that have never won n. money
during the meeting
A mule race am several i'Sc-fnr-all
running races Following WIS v,s'arttay's
programme.
The Races
The FIST race on the board yesterday
VS. free-!or-all plCing, purse 800. TIE
horseS in this race sie all BTici. Snd one
of them, Tommy Lynn, has record OF
2l74.
On the second heal the mile was m.de IN
obj, the fastest time ever maGe on the
Sedalia rack, ei'he- pacing or tro.iiDg.
The horses that come for this r.ce were
Jennie Lind, Tommy Lynn and Ben Star.
The nos itiOns were ss named a0Oye.
FIRST FEAT.
The Il ,rt was air. jennie leu to the
quarter stretch with Tommy clO>e behind,
and Ben thirty yards behind. On the
turn Jenn broke and Tommy went TO the
front, which lie easily KEEP, ann passed he
half-miIe thirty or forty yaIds ahead
of Jennie On the secUuu turn
Tommy went away ahe4U, passed the
three quarters in the same position. Bu-
in rhe home stretch Jennie picaed up a
little and clu.e und-r The vie only about
ihre lengths behind Ben Star was poor
ih;d. Time, Dos.
s.5CoSD HEAT.
This heat BIN Star took the 'eHu. but on
tine turn Tommy clio cd up anu paS-C,, t'Ll
a veIv little, and at the quarter .hev we've
side by side A pwaS male IN the ~ n anu
half mile stretch, and they, wee Tommy
one length ahead of Jennie with Ben ,hsee
lengths behind. They kept tris position
10 the three quarters anu came IN home
Tommy hr by a length, ami StIr three
lengths behiud Jennie. Time, 80
THIRD HEAT.
The hoses got nice start tr's ;'me. On
the tuIn Star took hi. position in the rear,
which he managed 100 ke p UNI just be-
fore The quarter ives reached Tommy went
of his feet and when he recovered was hfty
yards behind Jennie, they passed the half
mile with Tommy at least one hundre
wards behind, and Star crowdiug Jennie
witr in q length. Star broke on the last
turn and Tommy passed hi . and ey
come under the wire Jennie first by al
least forty yards, followed by Star and
Tommy. lime 2:25!.
FOURTH HEAT.
The start was fine, with Jenni,
slightly in the lead. with Tommy
very close behind, thew kept thi
position until after he MALT mile was
passed when Jennie broke on the tur1
and Tommy went forty yards ahead
from this out Tommy had an EASY victor,
and came under the wire about ~ rtv yards
ahead, Jennie second, Ben Star third
Time 2:239.
Gentlemen's Roadster Purse 500
The entries in this race were all home
folks, Joe Turner with John NJ; Franz
Shultz, Sedalia Maid; Harry Stevens, Lulu
N; George Romans, Demps. The start
was good. The Maid took the lead and
kept tn position with apparent e,se the
entire heat; They passed the hal
mile, Maid fret, John NJ. second
Demps, third, Lulu \. last. The
last half they were strung out In tn
order named. John NJ proved himsel
TO be one of the worst breakers that wa
ever on track. Whenever ne could b
held down to work, he gave evidence o
vulnerable speed, as was proved in tn
next neat. They brouaht up at the finish
S dalia Maid, first; Demps, second JOIN
NJ, third: Lulu \. almost distanced
Time, 2;5ia.
SECOND HEAT.
This was another good start, with th
Maid little behind. On this heat JOIN
NJ. did much better end ,ucceeded in keep
ing himself from thirty 10 forty yard
ahead. The Maid gained on him after th
lrst half-mile, aud from that 10 the en-,
the race was practically between these tw,
only. The Others at the finish wer
away behind, and had the
used the distance flag, would have bee
badly distance6. John NJ came nnder tn
wire thirty yards ahead of Sedalia Maid
Tn. race was a poor enc, but made lots o
fun for thu bcys. DeWps got thi d place
Time 2:46.
| THIRD EEAT.
They had terrible time to get started
Time after time they came TO the scor
without the word to go. Frank Shut
got himself fined - by not pleasing tn
starter. They got of at last aud John \
broke Immediately. Lulu \ also did som
bad brea King and taken as a whole th
heat was almost farce. The Maid dit
. we'll. also Temps II he had been fas
enough. AZ the ha'i mIle lie MLiC Vs.