The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25
CAN'T RUN WITHOUT
NORTHWESTERN BREEDERS SAY IT'S
BETTING Oh NO RACE

NORTHWESTERN BREEDERS SAY IT'S
BETTING Oh NO RACE.
They have Lost Money, but have Gone
Right ON with the Races--NOthing De-
clared on After the Entry Money is Ac-
cepted-- willis + Finishes Winner
Stables Started for Fleetwood Park
Crack Wheelmen Contend for Prizes at
Record Broken--sp orting Notes.
Chicago, Aug. 24-The meeting Of
the Northwestern Br eeders ASSOCIATION
closed today, the track being in fair
condition. Probably $4,000 was lost on
the meeting and is considered proof
that a meeting cannot be conducted
without betting. The Breeders asso-
ciaion however has set an example
to other associations in the matter Of
not declaring races off after accepting
entry money.
Willie p, the green Chicago gelding
won the concluding heats of the 2:30
trot. Al Kempland gave Dentine some
trouble in the 2:22 trot. Dempsey
won the 2:l7 pace easily after laying
UP the first heat.
Spinaway won the first two meats
Of the Lakeside stake but then tired
and Valley Queen took two heats. 1t
was 7:I5 o'clock and the owners agreed
to divide first and second money. Inc
stables of Monroe Salisbury, McHenry,
Colonel Taylor, Ed Ayres, owner OF
Benzetta, and others shipped to Fleet
wood park tonight. Summaries;
In the 2:30 trot, purse sl,Oo0 ICON
clude) Willis p. won second. third and
fourth heats Time 2:16A; 2:2412; 2:30R
Turquoise was second and Rosina third
Pray Tell won first heat in 2:11A but
was drawn in third heat Frederick
/, Hawthorne, Judge Rice and Royana
also started
In the 2:22 trot, purse 81 900. Dentine
won second, third and fourth heats.
Time 2:18A: 2:17A: 2:19A. Loretta won
first heat in 2:21A and was second.
Glenmore third. Al Kempland. Corie
McGregor, Jim Smith and Kittie &,
also started.
In the 2:17 pace, purse $1,000: Demp-
sey won second, third and fourth heats
Time 2:14%4; 2:1eA; 2:1SA. Brinoda
Cuckoo was third. Hal Crago, Red
Regent, Charlton, Fail Not, Carrie
Onward Joe Nelson and Nellie r, also
started.
Lakeside slaves, 2:27 class trotting,
purse $1,000: Valley Queen won third.
End fourth heats in 2:24A and 2:25A and
was second in first and second heats.
Spinaway won first and second heats
in 2:1SA and 2:171s. Pattie Clark and
Dufor also started. Pattie Clark won
second in third and fourth heats
GaiesburG Races.
Galsburg, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-Results at
Galesburg:
In the 2:22 pace, Bacillus won in
straight heats. Time 2:17; 2:I9A. Whis-
perine, Hydrogen, Ira B., Gus Upper.
Lottie HsTTet and Roscoe also started.
Eagle Horse Notes.
Star Pointer. 2.0Ss4, is the fourth of
Brown Halls get to enter the 2:10 list,
and Brown Hal, Jr., 2:101a, is knocking
at the door.
c. J. Hamlin has sold his grand pac-
ing gelding Hal Pointer to r. D. Peck
of Lock Haven, Pa. The price is said
to be $500.
An inaugural horse show will be held
at Kansas City on Sept. to s, and a
prize list which foots up to $500 has
been issued.
Ben D., 3:062s, has strain Of the Hal |
blood in his pedigree. as his dam was |
sired by Tom Hal. Jr., and his second |
dam by Kittrell's Hal.
B. Il. p, William Penn, Maud c., |
Miss Nelson, Klamath. Beuzetta, Aunt
Delilah and Ben B., are entered in the
2:l3 class at Galesburg.
The 2-year-old pacing colt, Sulphide,
2:1212, seems 10 be a faster and better
balanced colt than his brother, Carbon
ate, 2.09, was a the same age.
When Diablo beat W. Wood at Sac
ramento he paced the first half of the
first heat in 1:0iA; second quarter in
:29s4; and finished in jog in 2:10.
The Russian horses presented by the |
car of Russia to the late Senator STAN |
ford are doing we'll at Palo Alto, and
number OF colts have been raised.
Queen McGregor. 2:OS%. the cham
pion pacing mare over half-mile track |
goes in hobbies. although she wears |
them very loose and very high on her |
legs.
Beuzetta, 2:OS3i, will be campaigned |
over the first western tracks for the |
balance of the season, and is pretty sure |
to beat Directum's 4-year-old record OF |
2:05A.
The fast 3-year-old PAGER, Harry B.. |
2:20as, fell dead at Danville. KY, Aug. |
g. He was owned by w. c. Hartford of |
Boston, and was much faster than his |
record.
While as rule, medium-sized or !,
small horses make the best race horses, |
there are exceptions. AZote. 2:0612, Joe |
Patchen. 2:0i and Fantasy, 2:06. are all |
large horses.
Bumps. record 2:0914. made at Buffa- !
10, is now the fastest new standard pac- |
er of 1885. He is a bay gelding. by |
Baron Wilkes. 2:lS, dam Queen Ethel, |
by Stra;hmore.
Arena, AHA, by Alcantara, has been |
sold by ]. w. Knox of New York 10 |
George Brown (son OF the late s. A |
Browne) OF the Kalamazoo (Mich.) |