Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-28

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ttuttrts trttGra't'. III "lttolutti tk"the Eyer
nnruiar :tuH >tEt}tlnE IuIu't fAce III
4:.,lurttit.n with oi!itt .tvrttt. ut great
tt,ttfts.t ht4tt the rlttk 1T tit. weather
kinn!y ~n.i!th on the uct4s-;on and
gave H. Il nearly perfect day. AZ as
I'll Iy h.uf Ia tie utt*rnf on Tie crowd
>,rxnn tujouraey toward the track and
ny ) o'ei.n X about five hnudre! lto>
pIe were assembled Vt the grounds.
THE 3:30 rKor.
Tile first heat tf the 2:3n trot wns
called shortly after s "cl"ck, and
Nfghtshtdp, Budd l. aud Rohl,in ap-
~wered to The summons. But little
time WAS spent III scoring before the
horrte ware I'll, with <ightohade
leaditg. Rudd l., who Wa. some two
length. behind, Went off OF his feet ut
the first turn, hut almost Immediately
caught, and made such Il burst Of
speed that ~ the quarter pole he wa
cicee up to Night-hade, having made
up five Or six lengths IN hi. squirt. At
this point Kntbin look the lead and
held 1t duwn the back stretch. At liz
half.ulie these Was not Il half length
advantage with any horse, hu: Rohbi't
still had the best Of it. A. they
nenrcd the thfte-Iuarter Budd j.
| II Il L,1, }l.aI
I'll ~ inginE into The stretch when ht
Htnt til bunly and tell fnnr 'r live
l~ug,h> to i+ rear. y ghtsha'}e n"w
tpok The I"t.i. with X 'buin ii length IL
lh+ rrut b tn 1nlinx nicely. Mem
white Butlu !. it;4d found his t'tt ngait
ard WA. out un another rpurt, r}'.1n4
up tt,. t!sta,,ce httWetu him ntstt tn
leaders it, II st>t that proni*th
gain h,nu the heat it the distance tt
the uir. Wn~ lang euuuRh. Roti
<t.t.t t~ll.te and r 'btiu trlt thr dan
yer coming uud put tu' the'r A'ts
1+4t. II th+ wire had b<en twett.
fetl (tir.h Ii uIl Huud |. would hav
Wn4, !h+~ heat. a. 1t VA l,t tlui:ht
nt,~+ Anfl lass. witt, ->i1h' @nAdr will
E1l.t,In II length l4eh!nd. 4 draA heat
Tint, 4:'4.
Thr .erutlu h4ut was ,tutteI Wit
>irh:-l,atte leuding, nudd l. :txt III
RulI.in hehiuu. AZ the tlf~t quartz
%;gt, Indie broke and Budd |. move
up, but lh+ buy geilding wss nAt lou
III pulling himself together, aud III
held The lend. Down the back >tfe>t
N>xhi.hutie l.d Budd l. uhuut Ut
length hehind aud r 'bbtu traliin
a|uux six lengths i'll the rear. At Il
half Nigh.silAde pulled ahead lii
aud ut the three~4uarter was tu
lengths ahead Of Buad, Robbin 1t
tru}ling~~in this position they rac
into tue stretch. Once iu the straig
roud Budd put on steam, and began
clcse up on Nightshade, but the pa
was considerably faster than befe
and tile game little tnree year old v
scarcely uble to the task before hi
He came 10 one length behind EiRt
shade, VINO came in winner IN =:
Robin not In it.
Third heat.-Eightshade got aV
ia tho led, Budd second and Robt
third. The hAy had things easy l.
heat leadiag safely I'LL the way roul
Robbin making u little squirt Oh
hack stretch, but quitting before
. had gained II dangerous position, Il
ing to u break Ut the tIrte~4uarter pt
From thut point t. the wire My
shade was not worried and cove
tue ]aAt hundred yards in II jog, y
Robbin aud Hudd T. pretty tlnse
Time, 2:4U4.
Fourth heat.--The fourth aud
heat was in grta: measure ii rel~tit
mi Of the proceeding ones, Nightsli
led from start 10 finish, and zn saI
erh that on the back stretch the MttenI
lar of the spectators was cl.itny tcelll
by Rohbiu and Budd l., who chan
place. two ur three times before
My lower turu war reachtd. At The tt
.,ox quarters these two pulled upo My
shade aud the three cnme Into
stretch on nenr1y even terms at
ou very pretty finish resulted. AT ut
four or five lengths fronl the
ee' Nlghtshade when leading about
you lengths went up. His driver pu