The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-20
The THgEE-MrsuTE rRor.

! w Russell S en-. 3. Jim r. Russell -. 4
ION Pr orimlt D. m Carrie NJ, Lawless. s
THE THgEE-MTSUrE TRoT.
In the three-minute trof for Washington
horses, with purse of $50 for the best three,
DomDey was the favorite, selling Mt $40 The
rest sofa Out, bringing 81 for Stirlingwood and
sio each for Young Senator, Caution and Butler
BOY Inc horses got fine start quickly for the
nrst neat The favorite broke badly and lost by
II before furiong had been gone over Butler
BOY cut up little and fell out of the
ranks at the quarter pole Senator bid fair TO
DC the winner at the half mile. Caution was
along In the rear and Dombey was fast regain
ing his ola position Caution pegged away and
overlook the rest in regular order. At the five
rurlong stake Senator went up and fell behind
ana Caution took the lead. At the three-quarter
post Dombey came up to second place
and stirHngwood dropped into third. and
that was the way they finished. Butler Boy and
Young Senator saw the flag when it came down.
and stayed out of the next heat. The time of
the heat was 2:46l5. Only two mufuals were
sold, one each on Stirlingwood and Caution.
ana the winner took $40, minus the neyer-failing
rake OF so cents.
Caution was first choice before the second
heat, at f25, with the other two punched for $40
The word "go' was given pretty loudly, and it
ratified Dombey, and he behaved so badly for an
eighth OF mile as TO spoil his chances TO win
the heat. stirlingwood was q close second at
the half mile, and the two leaders held well
from that place to the three-quarter mark. turn
ing into the stretch dead abreast Then Stirling
wood began TO try to run away, and Caution got
ahead. Dombey made another break, but Stir.
lngwood felt behind and finished third Cam
tons time was 2:45. Autuals paid $500
In the third heat is was Caution at SO against
$l3 field. Stirlingwood was little behind at
the start this time. Dombey gained slowly on
Caution, whose driver, Sawyer, never failed to
give little advantage at the start. Stirling
wood fell off inch by inch. Dombey lead around
the turn by a length. but Caution caught him a
little past the half mile, and got good lead
before he got to the three-quarter pole. Then
ne won easily, with the others in the same order
as before. The time made was 2:39. Mutuals
paid 1850
The summary is as follows:
Al and j. w. Privett's b. $. Caution,.dr
A. J: Parkhurst's s. g. Dombey, dr. Luce. ?
Z; I. sweeney's s. g. stirIingwood. DIR
g.; W. Morse's Oh. s. Young Senator, DIR
NH .-....-......---.. dis
Charles ssIlss. Buffers s. g. Butler Boy. DIR
Time. 2.4s1s, 2:45, 2:Ss.
THE 2:35 rRor.
Nick L. was worth $40 for the surprise race,
the 2;3o frot. C9ur dAlene sold FOR s., and all
the rest went into the field at s.. Ceur d. Alene
kept the lead gained at the start clean up the
stretch and around to the half-mile post Pam
dora kept second position, and the favorite
made good tail end. Coeur d'Alene made
squirt, left the bunch and shot like rocket on
the wire. The others couldn't keep from losing
a yard at every step, and the flag was thrown in
front of them all. Time 2:25. Mutuals paid S1l Is
Summary:
Thomas H. Tongues br. m. Pandora,
B. G Van Houten's b. &. Kampaska Chief, US
Castle ...ot. .... dis
s. G: Reeds b. S. Cnur d'Alene, Mosher
G. Fl. Burtons S. N. Alice, Burton .. dis
{. b. stones b. G. Nick L., Thomas. .. dis
J. Anderson's b. In. Lady Mack. dis
Time 2:25
THE MILE DASH.
In the mile dash Malcolm the old fayorite.
held color well at the pool stand and s25 was
paid in for him, against SIS for Idaho Chief, s13
for Regal. SO for Misty Morn and SO for all the
rest put together The start was made at the
first attempt, and was a close race for the first
half. Misty Morn got to the quarter neck ahead
in 6,to the half mile post two lengths ahead in
:4sa, and still two lengths up at the three-quar-
ter in Loo, winning easily in 1:42l<. Mutuals
paid 1866. Summary:
Hill O'Brien's b. &. Jim Murphy, McCough
G. w. Watson's b. g. Regal, Evans
E. L. Randalns b. S. Idaho Chief, Richards
w. H. Rabbs CHI. m. Rosey Lewis, Lawless -.
r. C. Bybee's b. f. Misty Morn. Enos .....1
ii. D. Browns eh. C. Malcolm, Lowe .....
Time by quarters, % 1914, LOO, 1:42l<,
THE 2-YEAR-oLD STAKE
The 2-year stake for an entrance fee of $50
with $3.50 added, was decided in two heats Be-
fore the first one King Patchen sold for $20 with
50 on Almax and So on Vanquish. Sawyer drove