Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-22
BOB CARTER is A GOOD One.
AS EASY WINNER At his FIRST AT
TEMPT As A 3-YEAR-OLD.
Tho Races Yesterday Were Good and ES-
citing, Three fayoritcs. One Second
Choice aud one Outsider Get
ting the Money.

Yesterday was typical day for racing
and a good Friday crowd was at Exposi-
ildu Driving park to SEQ 1--WE races de-
c.ded. Tho SPECTATORS must have had a
fairly good day and three favorites were
first az the unish and one Of the other
two winners was a well backed second
choice.
The most important race Of the day was
the Model Clothing Company handicap at
seven futloues which was captured by
HANDS fast mare, Susie Nell, which was
ain equal favoritc in the betting with FL
Glenn. The distance was said 20 be too
much Tor Susie Nell. but she proved her
ability 10 go the route by taking the lead
at the half ard winning in a bis gallop
as she Vicasei
The most impressive win ot the day was
that OF Hob Carter StausnelI's good son
OF Pirate Of rcu2ausa ana Bouetta. witch
ran his irst race as a 3-year-old and proved
himself 20 hc what he promised tn his
2-year+oli FORM by winning IN a common
canter. never being extended
The winning favortc- were Bob Carter
IN the second race at even money; King
Hazel IN the third race at to ana Susie
Nell .n the fourth race at to s. The
first race 90 the day at six and onc-half
furougs was captured by MeCanerty's
Nirsinite which has run very iuconsist-
entity az this meeting. She was at 20
at Tn post and won handily. Tho last
race was captured BY John r. strongly
backed second choice at to 4, Brownwooi
being the fJVoritc ut TO .. John l.. ran
a goou race and, after laying IN behind
the leaders until the stretch was reached,
cane .I, on and won IN sood style ,,..
ana there was not the slightest httch of
any kind TO mar the sport the work Of
starter Brown being up 90 the high stand
ard which he has established.
The racing opened with dash Of six
and hdlt furlOngs with nine starters,
OF which Post BOY ANA John h were equal
gool demand at 1 to !. while Vlrsiniie at
8 to I ran pm tirnlly uubaeked save by
her, owner, The start was good one
with Westhrook and Sir Charles the first
TO show. WeSthr0pk set a hot pace and
with S.r Charles in second position showed
Nrguito. which had been third, came
WIN rush aud qulg KY. went into the
long enough to beat Sir Charles out for
the place.
talent could see nothing but Bob Garter,
which made such q good showing at this
TRACK last year as a 2,ye2r-old., 0penins
~ TO ?. he was quickly. backed down 20
even money. and the hookles did not want
much Of II at that Tonsprlns jumped off
n front and made the running until Mat
thews was ready to turn Bob Carter loose.
When he gave him his head the race
was all over Bob Carter winning in
gallon. Tenspring easily beat ia ia for
The third race was five furlongs for
being ruled out on the discovery that she
was 3-ycar-ol1. King Hazel was an
to . Iiislaii jumped OF with the lead and
led to the back stretch, where King Hazel
shot by her and easily retained the lead
neck for the place, but the result would
have been different had not Evidence run
away half q mile before the start
The fourth race at seven furlongs called
out field OF six starters with Ed Glenn
flA tfag OF
to or shade better Turk led to the
quarter, whore Susie Nell assumed com
effort TO overhaul her ON the back stretch.
he was not equal to the task, the fast
a Ray, length for the place.
The, days sport closed with dash Of
fve furlonFs, for which there were nine
starters. with ,BrownwooI warm favor
ite and Miss Adde ana John i. the sec
ond choices, Barney Aaron. Jr., led for
furlong when Brownwood went into the
lead ana tried 10 make runaway race of
oycrtuken by the bunch Miss Adiie VAS
finished fast and won by "A length with
NJ M'ss ), Aaaie IN Inc place pseG in front
legggih further back.
Charles MeCgncrtys Virglnite chm.
z Jac9bIte-,C,amso, Ca, 1oG pounds CHarU
J. second; Sir Charles ~ G'ozaman) to
Post Boy, Eraee, Consistent and one also
second race--one mile. W. L. stannela's
Bob Carter. be. 3 imp Pirate of Pen
even, won TcnsprIng. iGi ESIasSn5' '3''%SI w
,,ro,cond;. u IA l@ nIarn, 70 J. third.
chance. Carl DanIar and Pat MaIlov. r.,
also ran
Third racc-rlve furlongs. subbs Bros
= pounds (Corler ! TO . won. Mislaid, q
1M3Sonh : TO second; EVIDENCE n" Nio2e