The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-13
8REE GOOD RACES.
and Days Events at the
Industrial Fair Track.
susDaop WON THE DASH
= MIX Carried on the Quarter Mile
.nd Repeat stakes-celtic Won
the Trot.

the Trots
=. events Of the second day of the
s-...s;uv Of the Washington Industrial
-. 4 ssociation drew crowd of $50 peo-
=. Is the race track yesterday afternoon.
e. rroeramme included three races, a
s. - mile and repeat, running; trot,
80 minute class, and half mile dash.
- Inst race was one of the pretiiest ever
- a the track, while the other two were
- fair, The weather was rather cool
+ :, sood racing. and the track was slow.
: Tongue. J. +. Mcknight and P. r.
s.ith acted as judges and timekeepers,
"a MAYOR Van B. DeLashmutt, of Port
md, Is starter.
RED DICK WINS.
Il wasfuIly 2:45 O'Clock before the horses
.olered in the first race--the quarter mile
\ "a repeat---were called out onto the track.
"a Dick. Red Bird, Ben L.. Daily Oregon.
I a and Nellie Kinney started. The start
- made from the quarter post. Daily
n,.sonian had the pole and took the lead
ixore the line was crossed. but was held in
III the other four horses came mp even
- him, and thus all five animals moved
a - even AS ever cavalry troop was
: ,,ined Ben L., Red Bird and Red Dick
lsrred to fhe front in bunch and lead in
"a order named at the seven-eighths post.
prom there on the race was between the
lhree and was pretty one. On the home
rlyssch Ball brought Red Dick to the lead
siah : few sharp cuts of the whip. and he
"a by neck IN 2:241z. with Red Bird
scond, half length ahead OF Ben L..
poily 0regoLian poor fourth and Nellie
Kinney fifth.
Red Dick took the second heat and the
no IN :23N with ease. The horses were
,ocged d.zsn times before they were sent
svsv and then the start was unsaiisfac-
nv, Red Dick took the lead and never
bstit. winning by three lengths over Red
Bfd. and the other horses finished just as
,hsy started. AT the pools the winner was
hefavorite at $40, Daily 0regonian sold as
sscord choice at So, Red Bird was third
choice at 81 and the field brought S. Paris
natuaIs paid $l1.l5 on the first heat and
Son the second.
1ones' Daily Oregonisn, 100, Laughney...l 4
n NJ Balls D. Red Dick, TO- Bali ......l
q cssncy,ss G. Red tird. no. Holman 2
& Dsswiey's en-. h Ben :, 10, Mellington.3 8
4 Rouse's b. m. Nellie Kinney. los. :.
Time, :24la; :ssA
CELTIC TOOK THREE HEATS.
3. o. Van Bokxeiin's Celtic won the
notliag race, taking three straight heats,
lhe FIRST in 2:5s 3-5. the second in 2:5ik,
md ibe third in 2:5iIs There were four
starters: Ell Sweeney's Roam Horse, J. w.
NacLeods Nellie Mack, FL. +. Phiilips's
Pedrc, and II. O. Van Bokkeiin's Celtic.
Il the first heat Ran Horse took the lead,
" broke at the half and Celtic passed
hin. and won by three lengl his, Pedro and
s lsllie Mack dissanced. The second and
hifd heats were almost repetitions of the
| fsst. Roam Horse led at the start in both,
but vas unable to maintain his advantage.
At The pools Celtic was the favorite at SIS
los on Roam Horse. The Paris mutuals
{ psid $l4 on the first heat, Sl4 % on the
second and $6 40 on the third.
Z. Phillips bl e. Pedro, Phillips - dis.
% Sweeny' 7. b. Roam Horse. ......2 2
!" aaeL' od's ol m Nellie Black. -.
q Van Boiieans Oh. h. Celtic. 0'>
.,....................... Van Bokkelin.l /
Time, 2:Ss s-5; 2:5ils; 2:o41S.
RAIEDRoP's QUICK PATTER.
The last race OF the day, the half-mile
dash, run at $50 O'Clock in the evening,
vas the prettiest one of the day, aud prob
Ably OF the meeting. Four horses-Sorrel
Dan. Raindrop, Bave Douglas and Little
Aaud-aere entered and ali started. After
TWO Intellectual attempts the horses were
gotten away and passed under the wire in
bunch. At the eighth post Raindrop
gained little, but the free use of the whip
90 the part of the jockeys on the other
horses brought the animals together again.
Al ine quarter Raindrop again went
the front. and by grand
snofs maintained her lead to the last Her
sad spnrred the other animals on, and on
We homestre,ch Dive Douglas was hardly
siehstn behind her, and Sorrel Dan was
aose tnird. The finish was grand. The
1Oises we're ridden for all they were worth,
AUG every cut of the whip increased their
spseo. Dave Douglas gained rifle more
~ tne little mare Raindrop. bit at the
s'ie vas neck behind. Sorrel Dan was
nls heels, with Little Maud a close fourth.
- ~Ss = VI j., hdlnurOp hui. L9ugnney.. j
Ssuu Noa BIOS 81. g., Dave Douglas, lis.
= nurns Or. M. Little MAUI ilS, Wellington. 4
:" :. houses Oh. g., Sorrel Dan, lis, Ball 8
Time, sos.
TopAY's PROGRAMME.
ine meeting closes today. The pro-
FAMINE is as follows:
INST race-0ne mile and repeat, running.
suue saVo Entries-Dave Douglas, by S. Jones;
sao ma, oy c. Fortune: Bot Spur, by Dennison
ssA; Randrop. ty R. G. Bybee.
oscond race-Pacing. free for ali, purse s60e.
essa 'a G., by F. Nelson; Harry, by T.
raes; aoiiie Cooper. by L. D. Davis.
inlfa race-Trotting, 2:27 class, purse s4oo.
.ssnes-Decho. by John Macleod: Maud
snlth. f''s ian' W " "a
n1sciai arrangements by which trains
~ oe run to the grounds every half hour
uom 1880 until o'clock this afternoon,
i've oeen made with the Northern Pacific.
seiything is conducted in straightfor-
.a'a way and the races today will be as
soOc as any to be seen on the circuit this
:. monmouth Park Races.
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