Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-10-05

ps-Su NhIhut any PR para IONS Ut
the race h'ing made 1t WAS ap, aren't
that tr.re wa- u hitch in y he proc-ei
iDss somewhere. This eventually
developed into the discovery by Ia.
crowd that the principals In 'h-
mat h were disagreed on H.. point of
weight carrying, the writt-n agree.
nent Ter the race falling tn sp city
anything about weights. Dave Ken.
nedy who had put up S2Oo that his
hose cou d make u hslf mile In 50
.ecoDds, claimed that he could back
her with any weight he cho-- hi
choice being little nit of a jocky.
tipping the bean NJ sb ut 20 pound-
Payet, who was betting against the
mae, canned thai in the ab-ence of
any specified weight being mentioned
the a--ocation rules Of the track un
whirh thu race WIS TO b. run W. uld
gosern, bu' here svain they iun
against stump ~ th. agreement did
I not 4 e,.iry where thI race Wa to he
Iun. After much go1d n 1T .r.'t ar.
gurn.nt between IN. prin.ipal- and
h- delivery Of an opiE ion nn the
mooted point 10y nearly very one on
the grounds. sgd. Psg-t eracinu.ly
waived all objection I" tue light
weight '.j 'ck" aud the announcement
went forth that the race WIS tn ~ run.
/ much to the graiification of tho e
present. Dainty IN chsr!e of mel
rider. wa -oon on the track -wsddl-d
in hom sni blankets a3d h,w'rg
nothing hut her tulD ankl-- and
her smt all p united -ars. F,r comp any
aud Ia pnrourag. her i. thu trial
Lax runner Monte was out. Ridden
by C"l. Alter ZONE DELAY it was oh
-erv.d IN Il The blankets were be ~
r-nr,v' d ir'rm u = black m Re al ia,
hall miI- pp.' aud preparations m,d-
fora sta't shortly sft-rwrrhs tn
d.r,iuitiv- r'h-r gained hi --st aio
came up la The pusi at smirt gallon
get'ing off ou IN, first trial. Fnn
the start, down the back str-tch IT,,
little mare made ,llant rtce; Md
way r"und th- turn she wa, joined b,
Monte and the two cam INTO tb'
home stretch together, Dam Y undel
the lash but coming bill th. time
Mar the distance pole her gait ha'
every spIearsncs Of weakening nnC
there WAS n general expression "n th'
grand stand that she WAS going 4
quit but she recovered quickly an'
came under the wire under the last
bm in fairly good form. Imniedi~te
: Iy sitter the finish the judges reiirr'
and in about five minutes gave on
lie decision that the mare bad won
Time so seconds. The judges wer'
Johruy ZJok, Harry Helms. aud an
, other gentleman Whose name We di,
not learn. zach held watch on th
race and the result was arrived at b,
. averaging the reading of the three
/ TIE time tsken differed slightly oi
/ all, nne having n 51l another 10 3
and the third i9l t1- average b.. nj
50se .nbds, less five o1e Euudretths.
: can hardly be said that the decision
, as given WAS satisfactory n. IL ~a- ad
( mitted by nearly every tod. thst tn
mare got the best Of the start by
length and ~ rhe bBdu'd a notch I,
, spare at the finish IL looked ss II sh
h,di I quite filled the oil. Tn-r
) wss no objection made. however, NM
bets went with tie main stakes. Fo
. small sffsir there wss quite q it'll
money up, probably about $1,000. tn
mare Dainty when she showed VI
peeled was admired by every body y
was em,nentIy proper, as she Ia per
feet picture ofsqulne beauty. Whethe
she did the trick yesterday or not, sh
il a great little horse, ana will un
doubtedly be heard from next week.
Notire OF Dissolution.