Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-18
THIRD HEAT.

mug the ruunl. MILK nau no
trouble in winning the heat in the
walking time of 2:SS, Mollie Cooper
end and Rosy c just saving her dis
tance. Time by quarters.
66!, l:lit, SO, 2.SS.
Mutuals paid ss.225.
FOURTH HEAT.
A change in drivers was made for
this heat, John Savage being put be
ing put behind Muliie Cooper in
place of Davis. who sulked consid
erably and was out to eyade Civ
ing up the keys of the stall, when
Apperson Informed him that unless
they were produced Immediately,
ne would be fined ana suspended.
The driver of Rosy c. was also
changed, George Graves taking
Clancey's place.
The result WAS very noticeable
The race was full of excitement,
Mollie Cooper taking first place and
holding it to the finish, which was
made at au easy gait in 3:2sl,
Mink 2nd, Rosy c. third. Time by
quarters:
&c.. l:l2l, l:5Oi, 2:2si.
Mutual- paid Sll, 80.
FIFTH HEAT.
Pools sold SIS. for Mollie Cooper,
81 for Mink and IS for Rosy c.
Here another change occurred in
drivers, Smith taking the place OF
Woods behind Mink.
On the send off Mink took the
lead and never lost it. Mollie Coop
er made q terribly bad break before
passing the eighth and fell way be
hind, bu. by the prettiest work i'm
aginable she closed the i'm me nse
gap, and at the three quarter pole
had passed Rosy c. and was pressing
Mink somewhat closely. She had
too much TO overcome, however,
and Mink went under ;he line, the
winner of the heat and race, in
2:27l, Mollie Cooper ond and Rosy
c distanced, Time by quarters:
81, l:l3, l;50. 2:221i
Mu,uals paid $500.
Following il the summary:
L. D. Davis Mollie Coop
er, c. NJ, 10y thorough
bred English runner
Davis . .
B. Bariow's Mink, b. G,
breeding unknown
Woods 3
J. w. McLeod's Roy br.
M, 10y Duroc Prince,
dam by Pathfinder Tdist
Clancy 233
r. J. Lewis st. James, by
Alex Dutton, dam by
Lady Darg,r
Smith dist
THE SPECIAL PACING RACE.
One Of the most interesting Facing
contests of the fair was the sp--.ial
rnce provided fer PAGERS, purse 500,
$3.50, $50, $40, free for all, heats
test three in five. 1t was post poned
last night aud was Announced for
l2:30 to-day. The grand stand was
packed from end to eud. the esti- 4
mate being about 500 people. The
race proved all that WAS expected
for it, pretty exhibit Of speed.
Judges, J. 7. Apperson, d. II.
LOoney. 7. L. Davidson: starter,
timers. T. r. Tongue,
aud Col. Fitznaurice.
The following hOises started in
he order named from tine pole;
Rosy c, st. James, Mink, Mollie
Cooper.
FIRST HEAT.
Pools sold, Mink $50, field $40.
The horses got off we'll at the sec
'ud trial, Rssy e. two lengths be
iind. st, James took the lead for
hort distance. but fell back aud the {
cal contest settled down between
sosy c. aud Molly Cooper, both
IOipg fine work on tina last half,
sosy holding her gait to the wire. ,
nder which she west header iu ,
2li, Mollie Cooper, End, Mink srd
nd st. James distsuced. Time by ,
arters
94l. 1lOl i:47I, 22ll 4
MutuaIs paid $3.50, showing that I
he bO1kmakers got tine worst Of il. I
his was the fastest heat ever trot- ,
ID or paced in Oregon.
wALKOyER TRoT. 4
in the trUt for S-year olds there
ere three entries, 7. III. Tongues q
Galbraith and Goucher's '
AID Sim Reeds Coeur d. /
.leue. but the first two would not b
art unless the latter would agree to e
ave out the distance flag, which he I
fused TO do, 80 be was allowed TO v
rive around the course for his en- d
ance money. The time was not a
taken, but il was betweeL O
As and $50. d
THREE YEAR OLD TROT. 1.
The third race was a special trOt d
'ade ny for three year-olds with u
anemah aud Pandora as starters In
der from the pole a. named, purse
30, best two 10 three.
Pools sold, CsDemah SO to Pam y =