The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-03
It WAS OKLAHONl'S
Victory at Race Meet Yester-
day Belonged to Her.
CECIL HEART WINS
OF WaukOmis Wins in a Neat
Fast Race.
HEART

meet yesterday, for in the prettiest race
there. a trim little bay mare belonging to
NJ Z. Hough of Waukomis in the terri
tory, won, and won neatly.
The mares name is Cecil Heart. She IS
built on as delicate lines as deer, supple,
sinuous and feet as wind over treeless
prairiCs.
This beautiful little animal took the
% class trot yesterday. and TO do it she
had 10 bring the last heat IL IN 2:1eL, the
best time Of the contest
The 2:40 pace was won by Dockman in
one, two, three.
In the first race, the trot. the horses
drew out with Mury L in possession Of
the pole, Cecil Heart next. Pilot Knox
next Chanute fourth and Vanity S, fifth
and David Medium sixth.
The crowd went of well and every man
with q whip in his hand TO win. Cecil
Heart putting her soul into the fight, but
keeping her head and feet. rammed out
ahead OF tho bunch and pre-empted the
pole, and she remained with il on around
the track while the bunch behind had all
kinds Of sudden changes in position. IN
the shakeup down the stretch Chanute
with his wonderful long plUng1ng stride
forged ahead and was cutting the air be-
hind Cecil Heart But the trim mare kept
down to business, with a clear head and
q Slea EeA6 anu 2 upOL DlaCeQ Clean, lar
and steady and they shot under the wire
with Cecil ahead, Chanute second, Pilot
Knox, Jr., third. David Medium was
given fourth Vanity 5 getting set back
for running; NTury L. sixth. The time was
2:23A.
In the second heat the expectation was
that Chanute would take it. In the start
I'd Toler got him away well and fast and
It was plain to De seen that the heat
would be between Chanute and the bay
mare. 1t vas fire, strength ana speed
against steadiness. confidence and speed.
The group went to the west part OF the
track and slid along the track-edge like
toys with Cecil in front and Chanute close
behind. So into the stretch they came,
Chanute swinging out for the final rush.
The bay mare was racing for her life,
hugging the pole and going as straight
as a bee on a home journey. She did not
make move too much or too little. She
was moving Ike a creation OF levers and
cams and cogs and piston rods. Closer
and closer Chanute crept upon her. It
was to be neck or neck or Chanute's heat
when at the three-GuaTters Chanute went
sl,yward and took his feet with him. He
recovered Immediately, but Cecil was safe
and came in first with Chanute second
and Mury I, who had been throwing out
speed ike he had it to spare, a close third.
The time was 2:20IE-
Before TIE LAlAH neat Aiic hODiAH blAEl-L
even money on the field against Cecil.
Cecil thought she had the race. And she
did have Without using an extra inch of
space she slid around the fence like light
ming. The field came wei and punched
and putting their best into the heat. The
time. it was seen at first. would be bet
ter and when Cecil connected with the
wire in the lead with the others close be-
hind her, the mile had been done in 2:19A.
The race score follows.
Nury L q. Steinkirchel) ..-.--..-... 5 >
Vanity s q S. Kimberlin) ........ 8 G
David Medium (Rowell FARM ...... 8
Pilot Knox Jr. CA. L. Bowen ..... 8 4
Chanute (Ed Ioler) ---.--...........
Cecil Heart az. F. Hough1 ...-.....- I
In the 2:s0 pace for a purse of $500 Kitty
Nc. q grey mare, drew the pole. Dock
man driven by Mr.. Moore. took the race.
He had 20 earn tx. but he was equal to
the occasion and while pushed. performed
the job creditably-
The score Of the race was as follows:
Sophia CIV c. Conrad ....--.-......4 s .
Hal Stratton Erwin StrattonJ ...... d
Kitty Nc ODr 5. A. Spivey) 800. d
Docl<nan i8IOOre) ---...-.--.--........ ] 1
Time: First heat 2:2il4; second heat,
2:2l5l; third heat, 2.21si.
The judges yesterday were Mr. Bangs,
Mr.. AbeH and Mr. Wledeman. Mr.. Jordan
was starter. The crowd was over double
car service was better but ought TO be
improved today still more
Today the free-for-aH pace takes place
Il will be fine All the horses entered are
wen known. This Is tcday's program:
FRFE-FOR-ALL PACE-PURSE. $500
1. Baby BIcss. blk. m. by 2. II. Chaplin
w O. James. Eldor7dO, Kansas.
. Billy the Twisterg ST. h.. by Grey Har-
ry-Dr. Richardson, wichita.
3 Young Joe. br. 3, by Joe Young-J.
It. Biggam. Strong City. Kansas.
4 LADY Goldneld b. m. by Maxey West
20. NJ. Keats. Horton, Kansas
s. Tony Faust, <. e. by Gammon-M. Z.
Houeh Waul1omis. O. q.
6 Col. Loomis. o. s.. by Symb0leer-John
Wflkin Maple City. Kansas.
T. Lula l. by Ouray-W- II. DAILY, Girard
Kansas.
{ sam A., s. G.. by EllersiIe-NL P. sebree,
Wichita
.. Pearl c. by Billy the Twister-M P.
Sohree Wichita
10 Minnie Pilot b. m, by PotOSkey-S.
a Moore. Perry, O. II.
IL. Cora D.. D. m. hy Prince Medium
J. p Baird. alnut Kansas.
- Len blk. g.. Ninnescah-B. Hoken-
smith solomon. Kansas.
Is. Trampwood. s. s.-M- Z. Hough.
Waukomis. O. 4.
a. Trilby br m, by Alcolyt-C. S.
INing Alva. O. T.
Is. Birdie \. br. m. by Taconet-H. 3.
Allen. Kansas City. No.
One-half mile and repeat running race
purse 500.
ESQ CLASS -ROTTING-PURSE $500
/ Susanna c. T., 10y Ashland Wnkes-O.
NJ. Keats. Horton, Kansas.
. Lady n. ID. M, 10y Prince Medium.
r Baird. Walnut. Kansas
s. Shilo. blk. E., by --, Jack Sprouts.
Ottawa Kansas.