The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-21

ting second money. Time by quar-
ters. 36. 1.12, 1.46, 2:1Sh.
Trottlnp, Consolation, 2 In 3, Purse
$500.
The consolation trot was an inter.
esting exhibition Of racing. In this
event Eve horses started. They were
G. Whitehead's Deputy. Whitehead In
the sulky: l.. Zimmerman's Louis r.,
Erwin: J. w. Miller's II. II. H., NIL
Ter: Fred BROKERS Mark Hannabus,
Green. and Y. Smiths Idol, Helman.
When they got away Deputy led az
the first turn, with Louis Y. second
and II. n. H. third to the three-ouar-
ters. where r. II. II. took second place
from Louis y. and az the head OF the
stretch the latter dropped TO last
place. The horses came in under the
whip. Deputy leading In 2:1Sh, with
VI. II. II. second, Idol third Mark Han
nabus fourth, Louis z. fifth. Time by
quarters. .34h. 1;0s. 1:43h. 2;1SM.
Deputy led the trotters in the sec
ond heat. going around the turn with
Idol a length behind and Mark Han.
nabus four lengths, while II. II. II.
came a close fourth These positions
they held to the stretch, Deputy lead
ing to the wire. with Idol in second
place. n. II. II. third, Mark HannaDus
fourth. Louis Y. NTH Time by quar-
ters. BAN. 1:O7&. 1;44h, 2;19h.
The race was won by Deputy. with
idol and II. II. II. tying for second
and third money, and Mark Hannabus
fourth.
o. aatt. p.,.ni.n H.ndieaa QoO0
The mile handicap running race had
six starters-S. Jones Rimrock. with
Duggan up; Larsen a McBride's Ohio
Girl. Carson: ~ NJ. Rutherford's Nc
Farland. Smith: Fred Blumberg's Pep
per Sauce. Adalr: j. Green's Rasp.
Buxton: j. o. Thralls Sally Goodwin,
McClees. The horses lined up. and
made start when Rasp. after
passing the wire. was drawn up.
Confusion resulted. and only four
horses passed around the turn. Judge
Leighton at once rang the bell. but the
starters had got too far away. and
made the mile run. Sally Goodwin
and Rlmrock coming under the wire.
A crowd gathered around the stand,
and the owners and hackers OF Sally
Goodwin and Rlmrock hercely de-
manded that they be called winners,
while others as yehemently protested,
and a turmoil ensued. such as this
meet has not seen before. The Judges
declared the start no race. all bets
on. and gave 20 minutes for new
books 20 be made. At the same time
II was announced that Sally Goodwin
and Rlmrock had been withdrawn
from the race.
When the runners came out for n
second attempt at the mile handicap.
only Ohio Girl. McFarlane. Pepper
Sauce and Rasp were there for the
start. They got away nicely. and
Rasp took the lead 10 the turn. with |
McFarlane n close second, and Pep.
per Sauce third, with Ohio Girl In a
pocket Around the turn and into the
back stretch they raced. Ohio Girl
dropping out OF the pocket and taking
he outside. RRsp leading 10 the head
N the stretch. with Mcfarland sec.
ond and Pepper Sauce third. Down
the home stretch they came. Rasp
leading 10 near the wire. when Ohio
Girl spurted. took the lead and won In
i;Aiis. the best mile ever made on
The Lone Oak track Rasp took sec.
ond place, Pepper Sauce third and
fourth. This Is the track
record, the first time the record OF
! :t2. made by Mowitza. Whltmore's
mare. during the 1894 meet. has been
broken, and this now stands for the
track record.
Running. Consolation. Five Furlonas.
Purse $3.50.
The last race OF the afternoon. as
also the last OF the 1903 fair was a
splendid running event. In which six
horses took part. They were: ]. IL.
Brannan's Aurora h.. Poretto up: r.