Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-04
MORE JOS8EPY.
Pools Declared OFT And Fast
Horses Plugged.

I" o'e jam CIV IN L.
yesterdat the grand stand being crowd
ed with the beauty and fashion Of the
Capitol. The unfinished trot and pace
Was sent off the reel. Stanford was dis
tanced AL Cameo fought it out with
Maxwell winning the two heats i'll 242
and 294:
Tue next eveut of the day was the
n mile and a quarter race between
Eureka and Silver State. 1t was "a
splendid test Of speed and endurance
aud along the back stretch the TWO ran
side by sic as one animal. Tne jockies
piled spur AID whip down the stretch
and each worked like beavers but
Silver State surged ahea! and got
under the wire by a length. The al
mirers of Eureka say hat he got of
a little the wO.st of it.
JOB s%QUELeHED.
The half mile dash brought Susie D
Keepsake, Gold Cloud. IronhpaIt and
Grover G to the post. 1t was Susie d
against the field and the money went
VI S'N - Il III
was in fine condition but came in last
%Ironheart winning in 40.
Ths job was regarded a raw one by
the Judges aud all pools woIe declared
off. though the race was givtd TO
IrOnheart. This developed a lively
oar from holders OF field tickets as
they hold, and properly enough, that
the pools should have followed the
race. All agreed that the judges made
nc mistake in knocking out the job
bers who were in with the pulling of
the Oregon more, cut that it was con
trary to rules to give the race to Iron
heart.
George Brown Of Gardnerville said
that the Judges had pools on the race.
Bob Grimmon denied this with consid-
cradle neat and for awhile it looked
as if there was going to be trouble but
all hands cooled down in a little while
TWO HORSES PLUGGED.
The next iobbery was in tue seven
eights dash Vanity, Sweetbriar, Al
lance, Regal and Drummer. This was
a hot betting race with Drum mer the
favorite. Drummer came onto the
track weak and trembling and the
Judges suspecting another iobeXamin-
t ed the horse. There were reports of
dope and other crooked work flying
about, Vanity was as low ar So in the
pools. Dolph Shane, its owner. went to
the stable and found a sponge punch
, ed up his nostrils which be removed.
Another vas found up Drummer.
, nose and extracted.
Vanity went all to pieces at the back
stretch and Shane is trying to fet an
other sponge out. After the race Keep
sake vas found, also, to have beer
plugged and last night the owners
were hard ut work or all three horses
trying to get the spoDges out. Rega
. 0 the race, Alliance second.
The general opinion was that al
pools should have been declared off OF
this race as in the other. The myster,
is who did the plugging of the horses
d. Gree the owner Of Regal is no
accused Of it a. he played $l1O Of
Drummer and the regular outs wer
not in the pool box to any large ex
:. tent. Two parties are suspected, on
Of whom plugged Drummer som
years ago. Ii the parties are caugh
:. they will be severely dealt will
Hanging is lone to good for then
4 H TRoTTING RACES.
d The three in five trot for 2:2O horse
TT was won by Lottie G., who took tn
lr first, third and fourth heats in 81
ye "a and 2F5. Mamie F. second.
e Harry Gear won the next trot an
IS pace, El Primero, second. A lot Q
h local buggy horses next made a hol
t, show OF themselves in a mile heat o
3 IS. 10 10 won with 20 Silver Dollar
,r second. Dave Snsil's horse came i
+ last.
J. The sale Of Dan Dennison's strin
e. at auction did not bring out ANY yer
he spirited bidding as it was too late i
at the sea ION to start a skating rink, an
they were bid in by some friends
Dan. There are several good race
in them yet. There will probably
more races next week. Two Chin;
men went Il slow bicycle race for
mile. They were named Bryan an
Mckinley. Bryan won by sever;
hundred yards.
Miss Emma Muller won the adv
bicycle race.