The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-24

Little Frank, p. Dickerson, indianapolis
Dickersonl 4 4 4
sally CIinKer. Cnnker. j. Longshore.
Bolton. Mo-. IOngshorel.. z 9 g
Boone Wilson. Jim Wilson. dam Daniel
Boone. Bruce Carr. Indianapolis INC
Piedmont, Blue Valley stock farm Mar.
Lady vivian. Aristos. Anderson Bros,
ROachdale, Ind. (AndersOn). .--...... 3 2dis
Beechnut. John Trash. Huntington, Ind
Georgia NJ. Ashland Clay, dam Judge
Crayens. G.. X Rinler. Mart1nsville,
Time"2:I5s. 2:i2ia. 9:iIa.
Purse. $1,000. Prima Dona first money.
Tip-o-Tip second. Hustler third. and Little
Frank fourth.
All the interest of the day was conferred
in the 2:15 trot. and it was well repaid for
10 was q grand struggle. and one fought out
to the bitter end. But five horses respond
ed TO the CONS and Magnolia Was given the
pole. with Cheyenne second and Azoat
third. They got away on the second at
tempt, and Magnolia showed in the turn,
Clinton third. They went to the
stretch in that order. when the
Lord began to creep mp. His speed was
terrific. and had he started In q few seconds
landed second with his nose On Magnolis's
flank. Cheyenne third. Time. 2:l5. Grattan
d~istanced.
In the second heat Lord Clinton and
Magnolia showed the way TO the entrance
of the home stretch. trotting like a team.
Cheyenne Tapped them to the half. when
he broke, and Azoat took his place. Lord
Clinton again displayed his finishing quail
tiles. drawing away from his company.
finishing an easy winner; Magnolia Sec
ond and Cheyenne third. Tune. 2:153.
Lord Clinton and Az0at led the way in
the third heat to the half. whore the Lord
broke and went to the rear. where he
stayed. Magnolia pushed AZoat To the
wire, but could not catch him., Cheyenne
third. Time. 2:144.
The four heat proved q surprise. Azoat
led the way all the way round, with Lord
Clinton at his wheel. They came that way
down the stretch. with the Lord slowly
creeping MP, but both horses broke
just before they reached the wire and gal
loped under. Cheyenne trotted third and
Magnolia last. The judges gave Cheyenne
first. Clinton second and Azoat third.
Time. 2:l5.
Magnolia took the lead in the fifth heat
and was never headed. Lord Clinton fol-
lowed close behind. landing second and
Azoat third. ALI the drivers ciaimed that
Magnolia had fouled them on the turn 0y
taking the pole too quickly. and the Judges
allowed IL. after some tall kicking, placing
Magnolia last. and giving Clinton the heat.
Time, 2:I6ls. The sixth heat saw Lord
Clinton leading to the half. with AzOat
close mp. He lost his feet there and went
to the rear, while AZoat trotted to the wire
an easy winner, Magnolia second and
Cheyenne third. Time, 2:15A.
The sixth heat ended in the dusk. but
the drivers agreed to take chances on an.
other. Six patrol judges were put out, and
the horses were brought out for the
seventh. They got away with Lord Clinton
in the lead and the rest close in. On the
back-stretch they we're but shadowy fig-
ures, and one could not be told from the
other until just as they reached the wire.
when the Lord showed his nose in front.
with Azoat second and Magnolia third.
The Lord had never been headed. and they
trotted In the order named all the way
round. Time. 2:l914.
Lord Clinton. Deming Allen,
ID. Raybold. Memphis,
Tenn. tRayboldD. --...-.....2 1 A 2 1 4 ]
Azoat. Whips. dam Whippler
HambletOnian, Palo Alto
Farm, San Francisco ttul-
| lerD a i 5 = i z
Magnolia, Haw Patch. George
Trash, Huntington. Ind.
Cheyenne. Nurbourne. dam
Mess. Duroc. John Dicker-
son. Terre Haute (Dicker-
SOM s s i 5 8 q
%Time-2:l5, 2:l5ie. 2:l44, 2:15. 2:l5la, 2:l54
2:l94.
Purse. 81. 200. Lord Clinton first money,
Azoat second, Magnolia third and Chey.
enne fourth.