Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
) O'CLOCK EDITION.
W-nAY'S RACES.
RUNNING RACE 2-YEAR oI.rs,.

RUNNING RACE 2-YEAR oI.iss.
The first race cf the day was 9
thrss>quartcr mile dash for two
year Odds, entrance fee $50 with s25t
added. r, f. Bytpe's Misty Morn,
Wm. Tompkins' ~. Peter and T. H
Tongues I.auretta were the starter
with positions from the pole =,
named. AuctIon pcols sold SIS
for Misty Morn. So fer eac.
of the others The race
was somew hat lis,less, it teing OIL,
jog for Misty Morn. She got the
s.art and held it all the way. the
Others stringing along at intervals,
Time by quarters:
Is, 55!. l22l.
Mutuals paid $3.50.
Following is the summary:
r. Z. Bybee's Misty Morn. h.m.,
by st. Paul. dam Why Not. /
T. II. Tongues Laurette, b. m.
by Glen Dudley, dam Laura c. =
VIM. Tumpkins' ST. Peter, b. C.
by st. Paul, Becky X. s
wAI.KovgR TRoT.
The next was q walkover-trot in
the 2-year old class, class in which
there were twelve full payment en-
tries, but only one horse ready t.
take the tracS, Gallcwsys McMinn
vile Maid, by Altamont, dam HoI
lywood by Ham bletonian Mambrin,
"a full sister of Lady Beach. She
went around in S:a9l
OREGON DERBY.
The third race was the Oregon
Derby, for Swear olds, So entranc.
with $500 added. single dash OF Il
mile and half. Only two horse
appeared to start, VIM. Tompkin's
Telephone and r E Bybee's Rain
drop in order from the poles a.
usmed. Pools sold Al s2l for Rain
drop and IS for Telephone.
They started with Telephone in
the lead and loped around together
nearly i mile, when Raiudrop Went
to the front and Telephone threw
up the sponge. Time by quarters:
-, 55, l:224., o. 2::35. :a::l5.
Mutuals paid, $50.
SUMMARY.
+. Z. Bybee's Raindrnp, b. f.. 10y
Ophir, dam Nyrlia- !
VIM. Tompkins' Telephone, b. +. .
TRoTTISG-aa:SO CLASS.
The fourth race was one of the
best snd most interesting of the
day. 1t was trut of the aa:30 class,
best three heats out of five. with the
following five noted horses to start
in order from the pole as named:
Maud Knox, Bailey, Jo. Kenaey,
susie :, Hannibal Jr.
FIRST HEAT.
Bailey was barred from the pool
UOx and tse betting was then ~
follows: Susie S, s25: Hannibal,
SIS; the field, SIS.
Every horse in the race broke
more or less during The head, nu,a-
Oly JO. Kenny and Hsunibal, Jr.
Bailey was behind ut The start, but
made q slight break at the frs,
turn. but in short time he resaint-d
MS feet and crawled to the front.
holding his position withou; : skip
TO the wire, which WIS reached
III 9-@7s. - The judges --st back Han
nibal. jr.. aud 10 Kenny for run
ming, giving Second plac,. to Maud
kuox, Sd To- susie =, l:h To- Hanui
bal and 5,h 10 Kenny. Time by
quarters;
o., l:l3!, l:4gI, 4g7.
MutUai- paid, s47.50 on Knox.
SECOND HEAT.
The pO0l- s1ld: Susie :. sl5, Han
nibal jr. $40. and the field s.. There
were some surprises this heat Jos.
Kenny was drawn out OH accouht Of
u broken sulkey aud HHunibal was
fined s. for OBTAINING the Face. Bali
ey got & little the worst Of the start
again and lost his position by an
early break. susie :. forged to the
front aud by good WORK kept her
place to the end of the heat, which
was made in 2:27 Bailey aDd, HaD-
niOal 3rd, and Maud Knox i;h.
Time by quarters;
S6l, l:l3l. lsjOl, 227,.
MuIuals paid s23v0 ou the field
and $500 on Susie :.
THIRD HEAT.
PoIis sold on this heat $50 for
S-sie TO g. for the field, with Bailey
1zrred.
Hannibal took the lead but did
bet succeed in holding ia for any
ength Of time, Bailey going fur'd
ry sus.e al = very re.Jsect-
.ble gait. On the ,rack stretch aud
upper turn Haunios.i gained gDDd
iesl OF grupDd, but not enough 20
uhy Recover. Baily went under in
:@.7i, although all quarters excep,
at were the same az last heat. ,
1me by quarters
30, 1875. lsSJ., In.
Muiuals paid $50 on Bailey anI
5 nn Susie :. a
FOURTH HEAT. i
There were NJ auction pOOlr on
bic heat. Bailey tOlIs the lead and