The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-10

nifty but ne was outfooted by Miss Croix.
Time 81 seconds. Steptoe second, North
ern Eclipse third.
For the gentleman's driving race DR..
r. j. Boston entered Telephone. DR.. J. +.
Ray, Bird and DIR. Whitford his horse
Nero. Telephone won the first mile in
325 and darkness prevented the finish of
the race.
| In the Indian lace of a mile and repeat
Tom Hy's brown mare easily outfooted
her field. The jockey Tom is SO much
Of a favorite that no one else was in it in
the betting. Time for the mile I;57.
The three ee-quarters dash brought out a
field Of four With Foul Play again the
favorite but again Searchlight made the
running and won by length. The time
was II6H, half second better than
Tuesdays race for the distance.
The race meeting opened with the 24o
trot three entries faced the judges The
horses were Juniper, Saxoline and DR..
Bunnell. Saxaline took the race in
three straight he ats DR.. Bunnell second.
Time 2:27 2:29 ago. In the third heat
of this race Juniper was accidentally
killed.
| The second race was quarter mile
dash with four entries. Tommy Tucker,
Midget, Miss Miller, Populist. Populist
won, time 27:I-4. Purse $50.
The third race was five eighths dash
and was won by Aurora B. Search Light
second. Foul Play third. time, ,:o1K.
Aurora B was formerly owned in Lewis
ton by Jno. Barton. She has developed
great speed on the Montana circuit
| The Indian three mile race completed
the first day. Tom Hy won with his
horse Tom the winner of last years DIS
tance events. Noah Buddell and Len
Henry had the other entries in this
race and Buddell's black horse None was
a close second to the winner.
The second days races opended
splendid card. The feature Of the day
was the lowering of track record by Ned
Thorne in the free-for-all trot. The en-
tries in this race were Ned Thorne,
Staccato and Kitty Caution. 1t was easy
gong for Ned Thorne who was held in
to give his competitors run fol. their
money. In the second heat Of the race
however Kitty Caution who was close
second was lifted by fine burst Of speed
under the wire first by nose. In the
fourth heat Ned Thorne was sent out to
lower the track record which he did
easily in a heat without skip being
pulled up at the wire in 2:I74. The
time for the other heats was 2:24, 2:22,
2:7o. In the fourth heat Staccato, P. ].
Keenan's ertry, out footed Kitty Caution
and in 6ne burt of speed pressed after
Ned Thorne AMI won second place with
new mtrk for herself tying the old
track record Of 2:IoA.
Tuesdays quarter dash for purse of
$500 brought out all the cracks with Miss
Miller favorte in the pools. Populist
barred. Populist won; Miss Miller
second. Time :24I-5
The three-quarter dash was a horse
race from start to finish. The entries
were Junot, Lucy White, Esperanto and
Primer. Esperando was favorite in the
selling but Primer, winner Of the Colfax
Derby, was a strong seller. They were
off in a bunch. Primer leading at the
eighth where Lucy White aud Esperado
took the running aud raced neck and
neck to the quarter where the mare drew
to the front but in the stretch the big
black drew up and in heartbreakimg
finish won by short head Time I:I7.
The Poultry Show.
The poultry exhibit is in separate
building this year. And Superintendent
w. H. Dew Of the Sweetwater Poultry
farm is in charge. This was the first ex-
hibit completed and the 6rst upon which
premiums were awarded. G. d. Minton
Of Salem, Oregon awarded the prizes
Yesterday ~ shown below:
White Leghorns, Ist Miss Mable Joy,
Lewiston; Buff Leghorns. Ist and and S.
A. Haworth, clarkston; Brown Leghorns,
Ist VIM. Dose. Lewiston. and VIM. Jones,
Lewiston; Golden Seabright Bantam, Jst
and and VIM. Jones Lewiston; Rose Comb
Bantam. Ist Sweetwater Poultry Farm,
Lapwai; Blue Andalusion and w. j.
Read, Clarkston; Houdans. Ist and and
Aiss L. Berns. Charleston; White Wyan-
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