Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-14
WESTERN TURF wINNERs.
Continuation of the Resume of tho Local
Flyers.

WESTERN TURF WINNERS.
Continuation of the Resume of tho Local
Flyers.
Webber Wilkes, 2 49,, by Penrose, owned
by Howard LawDaugh, Stuart, Ia, is another
western horse that is entitled to recognition,
He started this season in fourteen races and
in none of them did he fail to win a piece
of the money. His first start
was at Omaha, where he was
fourth. The second week after this
he started at Sioux City, where he won sec
ond money. At Fort Dodge he won IN
straight heats in the mud. AT Davenport
the next week he won n four-heat race, re-
ducing his record from 2:25L to 2:l5i{. AT
Aurora he won in straight heats. NJ Joliet
he was beaten by Jordan in fast time. At
Sturgis he drove the winner out In 2:l1l3,
but was only able to get third money. At
Grand Rapids he was second in 2:ll4, but
had to be content with fourth money. AT
Lansing, in the mud, he won the third,
fourth and fifth heats, the fastest heat being
2:1594. At Independence he was only beaten
a head by w w p in 2:l24 and won second
money over Rocker, Fred p, Maud NJ and
other good ones, A week later, at the same
place, he won the 2:20 pace in straight heats,
reducing his record to 2:l34. At Mason
City he won in straight heats, the best time
being 2:l4. At Lemars he won the first two
heats in 2;15, 2:l5, and then lost tho race to
Prince Almont in 2:l34. AT st. Joseph he
won third money in the 2:l0 pace, beating
Riley Medium, 2:l012, and Robert Russell
for place.
Senator A, 2:16%, by Tramp Panic. is an
other good little race horse. He started
twelve times this season and always against
the very fastest of fields. AT Sioux City, in
June, he won second money or a half mile
track in 2;tS. That My hit he sustained u
severe injury N his stall and was unfit to
race for several weeks. Notwithstanding,
Lis owner started him and he was unplaced
at Davenport, Aurora and Sturgis. Vt
Grand Rapids he secured fourth money. AT
Lansing he won a iive-heat race. AT indie
pendence, in the 2:2O trot, he was second
every heat, one heat, in 2:1314, being 50 close
as TO require the photographers negative to
decide it. AT Mason City he got third money,
and was second in 2:l4 t Lemars he
won second money in the stall
lion stake, He won the third heat in this
race in 2:l6l4 and was a close second the
fourth heat in 2:l3l4. At the same meeting
he won third money in the 2:2O stake. AT
st. Joseph, Mo, he won third money and at
Scdalia he won second money.
Trombone Rex, 2;l534, by Dictator, is a
horse of Preat individuality and extreme
speed. He made but few starts this year
and his showing is Il magnificent one. His
present record was made in a race and Is u
reduction of 954 seconds from last year.
The Conqueror @ years., 2:l7, is one of the
gamest aud most attractive race horses that
the west had out This season. He is "A roy
ally bred fellow, being by EgotIst, dam by
Harold, and every animal IN his pedigree is
either a producer or a performer. He is
ID ned nv VA raxIon: IT.. Omaha, Inis.
colt started in twelve races this year and
was never outside the money. When he Sc
cured his mark at Sioux Falls, S. d., in July,
in the third heat of his race, ne trotted the
| l.,t nt,n ft "a. m 30 n.nnH NrAnG Mob
in August he won the first heat of his race
in 2:l7 and could have easily trotted that
day in better than 2:l5. His race was post
poned and that night 1t rained and he was
drawn the next day, on account of the heavy
track. He won five of his races, was
three times drawn and finished inside
the money in all others. He stood to
win a part of the money in every race in
which he was drawn. His winnings for the
season show n nice little profit, the gross
winnings being almost So 1000. This colt won
as much as Flying Jlb, Answer, silva, Jay
hawker, Moonstone, Manager, or Cut Glass,
and more than Robert j., Atlantic King,
Coastman, Peep o. Day, Vassar and several
others of the brilliant stars of the turf.
Walter Il and Rylaud I of the Stewart
stable have been great winners this season,
the former having added Sl5,lO0 to his
owners bank account, while the latter won
over 5000.
Free Coinage, the great Kansas 3-year-old
PAGER, was one of the phenomenal perform
ers of the year. He was broken in February
ana made his first start at Peoria, ILL.,, June
%, where he took a record of 2:22l4, dis
tancing the f%avorite, Dick Wilkes, and two
others. AT Bloomington, ILL.,, on July 6 he
won in the 3-year-old class, defeating Baron
Bee and two other good ones, the best time
being 2:2394. AT Quincy, Ill, after winning
the fourth heat his hopples broke and he
was 1istanced. AT Knoxville, Ia, he won
fourth money. At Higginsville, Mo, he won
"a tive-heat race, the last three heats being
,.,n,, hr him i'm ~ on O.1SIt ora Ar Ipr,cnU-
vile, ILL.,, he won third money. At In
dependeuc he beat the good 3-year-olds, Ring
Rose and Beulah, ana the great 2-year-old,
Lena Hill, in 2:l7 and 2;24. At the same
in 2:l4 and 2:l34. At Mason City he paced
the first mile of his race in 2:l42i,
distancing his entire field, and then
went against time and reduced his
was given first money in his class and did
not start III his race, but went against his
mark and reduced 1t TO 2:ll$f. At st. Joseph
he was clearly out of form and only got
fourth money. This colt won 81, 900 during
the past season and was not well entered in
the good stakes,
Sunrise Prince, another Kansas product,
was one of the successful %trotters from the
west. although most of his winnings were
at the smaller meetings. He started out
eligible to the 3 100 class and closed the sea
son with IA mark of 2:2ll3. Toward the end
of the season he met the best ones put, and
went some hard races. AZ Sedalla he twice
took the Salisbury Charlie Z to the half in
LOG. At Topeka he beat Grace Simmons
and other good ones in n hot race. Most of
his starts were at mall meetings, and fol-
small money, and yet he won over $1,000.
Charles II. HOyt, by Newmont, driven by
G. n. Thompson, Independence, Ia, is q win
ner well worthy of IA place among the prom
iuent ones, He won "A little over $1,000, He
won second money Mt Sioux Falls in July,
winning the first neat of the race in 2:2+lt,
At Knoxville, Ia he won the 2:40 and 800
stakes. AT independence he won second
money in the ;45 class and won first in the
4-year-old and 300 classes, AT Lemars he
won second money. AT Sioux Falls, in Sep
tember, he won the 800 trot in straight
heats. lie closed the season with n record
of2;2lil, and will be a good horse in his
class next year,
There are other horses entitled TO mention
in this review of western winners. among
them being Robbie II, 2;l3, by Charles
Cafrey Duroc Wilkes, by Garnet Wilkes
Bethel, by Beauclerc; Senator Conkling. by
Roscoe Conkling; Agatha, by Autumn
Falfa, by Allerton Albert h and Zelpha
Burns, by Penrose; Manawa, by Mambrinu
Yorici 5 II, by Almonarch Mcrcurius, by
Kensetti Dandy Jim, by Young Jim; NickcI
Plate, by Bay Tom, ir. DIR. Mac, by Elberon
smith, by Peoria; Gonzales MCGregor, b,
Norton MClireuOr. IVVn Strike nv Eo,,pnson