Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-03
GOOD RAGING AND JUDGING.
SPoison' Ruled off for the track
for two Years.

lHeIt Vas dnO HeT DlS crown dL ne
track yesterday aud the sport was up
to the mark and a little beyond it.
Omit Ora, Oracle c., Mountaiueer,
Silver State and Drummer the first on
the card for "a three quarter dash for
a purse of 800. The horses we're nearly
an hour at the post, the delay being
caused by the o~ostrepereus Goats alias
Poison" He paid no attention to
the starter and whipper in and was
fined ten dollars for his work
Silver State took the race in :169,
Drummer secoui, and Grover c..
third. MouDtaineer. who was ap-
parently an old plough horse, came
trailing in several hundred yards he
hind,
THE LADIES RACE
Caused great excitement in the Grand
Stand and there was a %lntter when
the female jockies came out on their
blooded horses. Mrs. Bagwell OF this
city rode Vanity and Miss Daisy
Allen rode Fannie E. Mrs. Bagwell
wore a devided skirt and Miss Allen
had a stunning hloomer costume.
Miss Croson who was billed to ride
Billy Ayers, did not show up. They
got a good start and Miss Allen shot
her horse to the front with "A splendid
burst of speed and held the distance
until the stretch was reached, when
Mrs. BagSell closed the gap and the
two came down neck and neck with a
whipping finish, both riders out to
win and coming at a killing pace.
Bagwell did some pretty slick jockey
ing by keeping her rival up close to
the rail where the ground vas soft
and won by half a length. A cheer
vent up as they passed the stand and
when the time l Al vent up there was
great praise for the riders who showed
great pluck in keeping up such "a
pace.
Miss Allen thinking she had a walk
owe took no whip but Mrs. Bagwell
had both whip and spurs and the fine
Italian hand Of Dolf Shane, who pro-
vided the horse, was seen in her skill
fu! finish.
H FIvE.ElGHTS DASH
Brought Lucky Dan, George Ford.
Lulu F., Banjo, Sweetbriar and Chris
tine to the po3t. Cristine won in 1.O32,
Sweetbriar second and Lnlu F third.
PIsEN GETS IT AT LAST.
The sensational race Of the day was
the / mile and repeat with Kathlenc,
Regal, Mackey, Ironheart and Du-
ranga entered.
Pisen was up on Ironheart and he
played En- tatics by giving Ironhealt
an easy work out first saving his die
lance, to be fresh for the second heat.
Durango won, Regal second and
Mackey third, In the second heat Iron
heart went to the front and coming
down the stretch Pison on Irouheart
deliberately reached out and grabbing
Durarga's bride pulled the horse
back and reached the wire first. The
ridder of Durango was a little fellow
only Is years of age and was not ex-
%perienced enough to cut the hand of
t Pisen with his whip. The gall of the
other rider dazed him.
Pisen kept up his tatics down the
stretch in the sight of everybody and
= the Judges who had him covered with
, the glass say they eve saw such open
, fouling. IronheaIt reached the wire
first but Durango was given the hea1
, and race, Rega, second and Kathlene
, third, and Pisen ruled off the track
fortwo year. The announcement was
greeted with cheers by the crowd anG
everybody was glad that the jockey who
, had made himself famous for dirty
; work on every course in this State hae
; at last got his quietus. The only Oh.
l lection made to the decision was tina
he was not ruled off for life.
l There was loud praise for Evar
Williams the Judge who made the
decision and the punishment meeteC
out to Pisen will give the track another
big lift in the estimation of the public
In the special trot and pace Cameo
L took the first heat, Stanford SECOND
in 2.244. Stanford took the next hea
y In the same time Cameo L second
: The ace will be finished today.
I In the foot race n ruDuer was lef
at the post. He is anxious to rur
. again.