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

Yesterdays BAzoO, but only five OF them
came to the score as follows:
| Daisy Gardner, b. N, Z. F. Greers,
Columbia, Tenn. G. B , b. g, Bob Stewart,
! Kansas City WoOlly jim, b. g., \. I.
Kirby, Jerseyvile, ILL.,; Gypsy Girl, b. m,
J. H. Howard, of Fulton, Mo-; Winder,
b. e., Dan Anderson, Hiswatha.
Judges ]. W. Cole, OF Upton, Smith,
of Sedalia and Alex ID. Carson, Lawrence,
X ansas. Timekeepers, C. G. Taylor and
Newt Douglas. Starter, (. W Stevens
Time was called at 4:l5 and positions
drawn for with the following result. Pole
G. 2. second place Daisy q rdner third,
Gypsy Girl fourth, Windel ; fifth Woolly
jim.
After coming to the score i've times they
finally got off at the sixth. Mr.. Stevens
iIectured the drivers severely and had to
make his order emphatic before they
would mind. Bob Stuart was
told that he must hold 4.
3 back. Bob said he couldn't
when Mr.. Stevens told him he must or be
would give him SO and that would prob
ably sire CITIZEN his ann. When go was
shouted, 6. B., took the lead with Wlnder
; and Gypsy Girl close behind: "0cuy
: Jim came next and Daisy Gardner was so
I i
irving to keep up. But when they reached
t the quarter pole they had gotten fairly
punched and kept the bunch up nicely
5 until turning the corner Daisy made bad
!, break and got away behind. They came
under IN, wire on the first round IN the
Z following order: 6. B., first, Gypsy Girl
v ] oue-half length rehind, Winder close be-
hind the Girl, WoolIy Jim next and Daisy
: twenty wards behind Jim. They buncGed
!, together On the second round, at the quar-
ter pole. and the race from there to the
10 home stretch was beauty. On the home
!. stretch Gypsy Girl gave evidence OF berg
= able to do better than she had done, and
succeeded BY bold dash in coming under
" the wire second, with u. B., only one
:. length a cad Winder was thir:, Oalsy
Gardner, fourth and HOOly Jim last. lime
\. 2294.
n SECOND HEAT.
At the second heat he horses got OF at
n the second trial, and were very nearly as
:, even as they could be, with u. B., slightly
10 in the lead, and Winder almost at his side,
u and the balance at their heels except DAISY
who AT the turn was at least three lengths
behind At the quarter pole Gypsy Glri
in made break but recovered by another
81 brilliant dash before the hall
z
nm the start be- an closing up the wide cape,
and at the last turn before coming under
\ the wire on the trst round went 10 the
n, front and came out first, with Nlndef
= second, Gypsy Girl thi d, Woody Jim fourth,
- AMI G. B., a bad fifth. On the second talf
nile the horses got pretty we'll together
iss again and the race was a good one from
av that to the tinishs Daisy kept her position
p in the front all the way around and came
Iso under the wire Just half length ahead
of Winder. with the Girl third, WoOlly Jim
10 fourth, and o. B., last. Time, 2:34.
ed THIRD HEAT.
CT Much interest was manifested in the
start. which was an even one. The flyers
got of. however with Daisy slightly IN The
les lead. followed closely by Winder, u. b.
of Wcollev Jim and Gypsy Girl In the order
or named. They trotted well together for the
TX. first half mile, but on the las; round u. b
lis and Daisv lead of from the others some
Der three lengths; and came around the last
vas turn and down the homestretch neck and
mi neck, making the prettiest race OF the day
els Givpsv Girl on the hOmestretch made re-
in markable burst of speed and closed the
the gap and came in second, u. B. only getting
let under the wire first by about hall !. length;
of Daisy third, Winder fourth jim sifth
)ne Time 2:3l.
ans Dark coming on, it was deemed best b.
in the Judges to postpone the finish q thl
OF great race Till To day, and it will be tn
to- first thing after dinner. le
The races for to-day viii be first a Iun
ming race, mile and repeat for a purse q
Sl25. This race was down on the programm
,lay for Yesterday but was postponed. II
tiOu other race, for to-day are as follows:
The TRuTrING-2:40 CL4SS-PURSE S4OO.
ting l. White Stocking, b. G., entered b
uch Bob Stewart, Kansas Gay.
>. Trouble, b. G.. entered BY Sam tii
me man, Sedalia.
mere Ham, blk. =, entered by ;. I. Futle
>inu Sedaiia.
only 4. Protector, b. g, entered by Al. ca
7 Lul dren, Maryville, Mo.
). Ida Irwin, b. m, entered by w
Carter, Mexico, Mo.
PAcIxG-2:25 cLAss-PURsE 800.
yes /. Nellie s.. g. H., entered by j.
ndar Curry, Salina, Kas.
nuet ,. Belle Davis, b, m, entered BY A.
-. Clark, Lawrence, kaS.
-O''S Newkirk. b, g., entered by :. China
tvo Sedalia.
Two Two: 4. Willie F, blk G., entered by s.
ai,b' Fuller, Ssdalia.
ni'" ). Flora Temple. b. M, entered by Ha
o- lin x Ford, Omaha.
Ill LII 8. Magnolia Maid, g. M, entered
80 c. L. Mayne, Omaha.
S. Country Girl, b. m. entered by }
lnder Ne"1 Dr. Hay'oT, III III. ,,ar,d bv
it'll x .. D'% 6N,i ioiN LII IN -
J. K. law" r. peI Tn , r,o-ad nv VI
lnder iuS TO-, N'.1H IN, ~ ,a md o,s-b
aylor, Il "ere W.. 40 To- ,braa.vaar-oIds :
urse being 500.