Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
Time, 1:47H. It was splendid race and
showed fast track.

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created great enthusiasm. The FIVE start
ers drew positions as follows: Tom inside,
NARROW next. Riley Medium third, Black
York fourth, and Mambrino Prince out
side. They got the word after scoring
seven times. Marlowe took good lead az
the tuE11 but broke all TO pieces on the
back stretch and was passed in turn by
Black York, Tom and Mambrino Prince
The race between York and Tom down the
home stretch was very exciting, YORK win
ming by a length amid great cheering.
Tom second. Maubrino Prince third, Mar
lowe fourth, Riley Medium distanced-
Time, 2:23 Marlowe set the liveliest gait
ever shown on this track but WIS
pushed without cause and went
up. He paced the first Querter IN % sec
onds which was equivalent 60 mile IN
2:lS, making allowance for decreased speed
in the last three quarters.
The horses got away on the first attempt
for the second heat, York going oil his
feet and NARROW taking splendid lead
Tom second, Prince third and York fourth.
NARROW had no trouble III keeping his good
lead and came in without hitch IN 2:2I,
Tom second. Mambrino third, York last.
The third heat the horses scored four
times before they got away. MarloWe IN
lead, but broke badly on the turn and
was passed by York. Tom and Prince.
York won the heat. Tom second, Prince
third, NARROW had broken so badly that
the flag dropped in front Of him. Time
2:23
Several trials were made before start
secured for the fourth heat. It was nip
and tuck 10 the quarter between York and
Tom. Prince off his feet. Down the back
stretch York pushed ahead of Tom and at
the half had a length. York pulled up
around the upper turn and came IN nose
behind Tom who took the heat. York was
a bang up third and Prince was tapping
the first horses flank. Time 2:231I.
For the fifth heat they got grand start
with Tom little ahead at the quarter.
On the back stretch York showed a head
in front. At the half Prince came up and
all paced like they were hooked 10 the
same suIky. On the upper turn Tom went
UP and Prince lit out down the home
stretch. winning the heat length ahead
of York in 2::224}4.
FREE FOR ALL RACE.
Sixth heat-After scoring several times
the horses got away and came in
Mambrino Prince /, Black York ?, Tom 3.
Tine 2:30.
Seventh heat-Started well together.
Mambrino Prince l, Black York ,, Tom 3.
At the quarter pole Black York forged
ahead, which position was held 10 the
finish. Black York l, Mambrino Prince 2.
Tom B. Time %.
SUMMARY.
Dlact Work bIL er I = 81
Mambrino Prince, br. s...-..3 3 3 ) ! i
Tom, b. 3-3
MarIoWe, D. g.....---.,-...f uLst u
Time, 30, Pr % 2:231l 2::245l, 230, 30.
ia MILE DASH.
4 fine start was made, the four horses
+ getting away as follows: Anna H, l; Red
/ Bird, ,; Good Friday, 3; Water Leap, 4.
At the half mile pole Anna H. aud Red
/ Bird running neck and neck; at the three
quarter pole Anna H slightly in the lead
/ of Red Bird: one miIe-Red Bird took the
/ lead. Anna II. second. Finish:
Red Bird .-...-...-.-..--.-' l
J Anna II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
/ Water Leaf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8
! Good Friday ....-...-......--.. /
! lime. :. 10.
ToDAY's RACES.
30 TEOT.
Silver Lake, Frequency, Free Trade,
/ Kidnapper. John Mccullough, Highland
/ Tom. Whaiebone Daisy D., NJ. D., Ora
Stuart.
Pools sold last night on Silver Lake SIS,
Highland Tom So, Daisy D. Si5.
RUNNING, II NILE DASH.
Peerless, War Sign, FL Preitor.
NOyELTY-ONE NILE DASH.
SIS to first TO the quarter, SIS 10 the first
at one-half So TO first at three-fourths, SO
to first under the wire
Australian fixing, Retta, Kate Bender.
Jim Brodwell. Texas Girl, Missouri Chief.
For the quarter. Texas Girl So. Kate
Bender SIS, Retta $, field SO. For the
mile Texas Girl So, field Sl5. Nothing
sold on the half or the three-quarters.
FREE FOR ALL TROT.
Jimmie c., Kit Clover, Black Diamond,
Faro. Diamond SIS, field SIS.
THE QUARTER STRETCH.
The crowd was big and jolly.
There were no bugs on Scar Faced Char
lie
The ladies all dotted on the running
races.
The Domestic sewing machine has good
display.
The WILDER Comedy Company band is a
''dazee.
Paris mutuals yesterday paid s1l.4o for
81 invested.
Straight auction pools on Black York
paid s. for 81.
Kansas PAGERS are no ''puddinks' for
imported horses.
The Davis sewing machine is represented
ty first class display.
Two great trotting and two slashing
running races today.
There were lots of pretty girls in the
grand stand yesterday.
Benbow Bros have their Illinois washer
on exhibition in the machinery pavilion.
W. Y. Tettzel s, Co.. 214 y. Main street,
have very nice display in the marble line.
The two fair bridal couples were billing
and cooling in the grand stand yesterday.
What was the matter with Col. Jim
Hallowell's speechs Il was all right, you
bet
There are some exhibits of Sedgwick
county fruits that make a feller's mouth
water"
The dude with the cigarette was on band
putting. pufing, putting away. -dunt ye
knaw'
The jockeys. rubbers, etc, were tickIed
70 death when Texas Girl won the mile
dash.
The Chatfeld hardware house, SIC East
/ Douglas has a good display Of all kinds OF
stoves.
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