The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-30
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Nancy Almont, b. m, by Egmont Chief
H. M. Balch, Ell Dorado, Kan.
Vance Wood, b. m, by Nut Wood
R. C. Rawlings( Chanute, Kan.
Wilkie NJ, b. h., Ethan WilkesA F.
DEM, Williamsburg, Kan.
Frank Green, br. e., by Phallas-F. D.
Green, Longton, Kan.
All Marie, b. m. by ElectorOJ. S.
Fleming, Sweet Springs, Mo.
P. j., b. n, by President Wilkee-Dr.
F. H. Smith, Sweet Springs. Mo.
2:4o TROT.
purse $3OO.00)
Dude Egmont, blk. m, by Egmont
Chief-W. E. Dennison, Council Grove.
Kan.
Dad Dulaney, b. b., by Ashland Wilkes
E. C. Toler, North Wichita
George ". b. g.. by Bob Wiiey-Geo.
Van Werden, Wichita.
Arthur Wright. b. h., by Aaron
Wright-G. A. Hatfield. Wichita.
Mary Bell, oh. M. by EarlNThomp-
son Stock Ranch, Sylvia, Kan.
May Lady, br. m, by Son Gambetta
Wilkes-William Sherlock, Fredonia.
Kan.
Judge Prince, br. h., by Lockhart-w.
A. Lowe, Wichita
Nelly Grove, b. m, by Happy Heir
c. V. Townley. Olathe, Kan.
Manitou, b. g., 10y Silver Thorne-W.
H. Daley, Girard. Kan.
Honson, S. n, by Combination-G. W.
Christ, Chillicothe, Mo.
+. A. Russell, b. h., by Ellerslie Wilkes
w. R. Dulaney, Wichita, Kan.
Anna, b. T., by Ellersie Wilke-Cash
Henderson, Wichita. Kan.
The second days racing opened up
with the fourth heat OF the 2:20 tros
which was unfinished yesterday. Ven
dor had the pole, but Silver Throne went
around him on the turn and carried the
bunch around. At the gate Vendor pull
ed up to his side and in whipping An
ism Silver Throne took the heat by a
head from the game Winfield horse.
Ashbrook third and Lulu Dulaney dis
tanced. Time 2:15 IA.
When the 800 pace was called it took
at least a dozen scorings to get them
off in good shape. When they started it
was nip and tuck all around, and they
came into the stretch all in bunch. By
a splendid drive Alvin r. won by short
RazZle Dazzle and Illena following as
named. Time 2:14 ga
The fifth and last heat OF the 200 trot
was a hot one. Vendor and Silver
Thorne both had two heats TO their
credit. and IL was a igh: for position
when the word was given. Vendor got
the pole with Silver Thorne trailing
They kept those position until the low
er turn, when Vendor went off his feet
and had to be pulled back. This was
fatal. as ne could not regain the dis
tance lost. Silver Thorne won the heat
and race. AsHbrook second. Vendor,
third. Time 2:15 1-2.
Tie second heat OF the 800 pace was
practically a repetition OF the first
Baby Boss managed ID get next 10
Avian r, the winner. while Razzle Daz-
zle, Maxey r, and Illena were close in.
Time 215.
Then the e-year-old pace was called
with only three starters. Most Of the
interest cen;e-ed in Sapphire and Bsx-
er H, both SedgWick county horses.
TIE race was a half-nlile event Before
they got away Sapphire broke her hob
b,es, which caused some delay. When
the word was given McJoe broke and
fell far % the rear. Baker II. and Sap
phire came into the stretch eide by eide
and Baker II won by half length N
an easy pace. Sapphire second and Nc
joe third. Time :e4 s-4
The third heat OF TIE 800 pace was a
horse race from start 70 finish Al the
gate Baby Boss. Razzie Dazzle AMI Al
vim r. began 10 whip and they kept j:
up to- the wire. finishing in the order
named. with Miss Msxey AMI Illeaa
trailing. Time 2:1s L.
During the intermission. Cash. J-.. a
2-yea--oii belonging 70 Cash Henderson.
went an exhibition mile in 2-27 gItnou,
urging.
Tae second heat OF the e-year-oii pace
was won by Sapphire with Baker n
second ana NcJoe third. MeJoe had
bad break again AMI slowed cons.de>-
able speed when he found his fec Time
"a IA. This Is The fas-es. c,npe.itioa
ha.f-rn.ls paced by a e-yes--oli this yea
TIE fourth hesi % The - pace. Mss
NSxey was drawn and ca,y SoI Acrees