The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-24
IT WAS LADIES' DAY,
Scores Of Fair Ones Attended
the Kent Races.
RED DICK RAN THE FASTEST.
Lady Mac and Delcho, Both Second fu
the Pools, Were Winners-Good
Programme Today.

| Inc event Of yesterdays racing at Kent
was the special race for trotters and PAGERS,
In winch Byron Barlow's PAGER Mink, a
| good favorite at the start and the winner
| OF the first heat, was twice distanced fairly,
In the third heat being ruled off the track,
| as he should have been in the second.
The first heat and the contest for second
| place In the three succeeding installments
OF the race were prettiiy carried out to the
hnish. Delcho, the winner, was second
choice at the pool stand. her hackers
standing to win $40 on So investment. Red
DlcK, the winner of the quarter-mile dash,
was the favorite among the sports, even
with j. NJ. Starkey's Cyclone in the field,
and the race was the most exciting of them
all. Lady Mac. second choice, took the
2:40 trot in 1861.
Everything worked smoothly at the
track, and the day as whole was ex-
tremeiy satisfactory to the spectators 1t
was ladies' day and the grand stand
showed the effects of the milliner's art in
about thousand different applications
The crowd was three times the size of the
first days attendance. The first race was
run precisely at the time appointed and
the last was over before the sport became
tiresome.
Today's programme includes an Indian
race. 1t is officially announced that no
pedigreed horses will contest There will
be five-eighths of mile dash for jim
Murphy, Black Alder and Patsy O'Neill,
and 2:30 pacing race for Martha Wash
ington, General, Sidmoor and Harry NJ.
1t is announced that Rosie c. will run a
match race with ]. Garrity's Hummer.
The latter carries mark of 2lS made at
San Francisco in October, 1891, and is a
son of Sydney, a half-brother of Frou Frou
and other PAGERS of renown. Rosie c. is
we'll known to the people of Seattle. She
won several close brushes last year on the
Northwest circuit.
Following are the summaries of the
events:
TEoTr.NG, . 40 CLAsS-PURsE OF $3.50.
l. Anderson's b. M Lady Mac, by Le-
mont-Codicil (BreeZa). observation-disclosures. /
ID. J. Murphy's b. g. Nubia, by Soudau-
Emma Anderson (Shanerl .............. l 5
Charles Hanks b. m. Belle s., by Rock
Time, 2:57Il, s;s7.s, 2:si]l, 2;se}S
Mac. :4 Nubia, 81. Second heat-Bele :. $40;
Lady Mac. 81 Nubia, s.. Third heat-Nuoia.
$40; Lady Mac. s.; Belle 8, s.. Fourth heat
Lady Mac, 10; field, s..
Mutuals paid sl425, IS. Is, $3.50, $50.
SPECIAL FOR TRoTTERs AND PACERs--Pu RsE $780,
J. w. McLeod's b. b. Delcho, bv Oneco,
dam ty Edward Everett Godfrey. -. l l
Sidney Beutop's b. G. Mark Medium, by
Happy Medium-Lady Chilis (Shanerl 2 2
Byron Bariow's b. 6. Mink, pedigree I'M
known (Hickey) ............ ........... ] dis
Time: 2:27la, 2:25 2:27, 2:29l2.
STRAIGHT pools: First and second heats-Mink,
3d. Delcho, s.; Marx Medium. So. Third heat
-Delcho, $40: Mink. 81; Mark Medium, S..
Fourth heat-Delcho. $40: Mark Medium, 81
Mutuals paid S.. SO, l0lo, none.
SPECIAL QUARTER DAsH-PURsE OF $50.
J. NJ. Starkey'ss. &. Cyclone 12I (Epson). $50. 2
Virgil Sanor's s. g. Red Dick, ia tGalbraith)..
l.. W. Maun's D. &. Little Dare, Ia (Ashiev)... 5
: W Plummer's b. NJ. Pappoose, b. m. (Enos) 8
NJ f. Titus br. 6. Ben l., l2i SHAW .......... 4
Straight POOLS Red Dick, SIS; Cyclone, s.;
field, So.
Paris mutuals paid $685.