The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-10
THE RACES.

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= Monday forenooa va. clear AMI
cool, and gave promise of a fine afieF-
moons sport at the fair grounds.
, was the occasion o. the finishing o.
ihe racing Programme, postponed froul
last week on account OF the incient-f.i
weather. The high wind rapidly dried
the track, and by noon, when the mr.
race was called, IL Was in exeell-r.
condition Not many visitors xer. or
hsnd. but those that did attend STAYED
thi The finish, as all the races were good
Ones and the sport Was an off.et 10
IN" dissgreesble "norther- blowing
the entire afternoon No pool .eIiinr
took place, though numerous b...s
were made Our reporter took no note
Of thee, sxcep, = few made on the
race between Belle Barkiey and Curl
nella. The first race wa. called hv
one o'clock and the last one was not
nn'shsd At dark, bot Wa postponed
tiii THIS morning ist ten o'clock.
PoLE TEAM.
The hrst trot on the tapls WAS the
pole team, one miJe, SIS and dj-
pioma, between Barris' Mecabrino
Royal and Bois dare, and w. r
Hughes Tim and Morgan.
Barris' team took the lead from III.
start, Tim and Morgan breaking. io--
ing much ground. Thersupon the bav
aud black trotted clean away, aud won /.
the race. Time, s:Is.
.SsfBgDi0ry 0ry-Trotting-Pole team ON.
mile, SIS aud diploma
d l. burris' Mesnorino Royal and Bol. 4
". Z. Hughes nm and xor..n.-'
Time. ala.
COLT rKoT.
The trot for three and four-year ol,i-.
mile heats. best two in three. brought
out Two youngsters, b. L. Burris' black
.tailion Membrino Norman, aud
Cruteher Brothers brown colt, Stanley
First hsat-At the start both went
of their feet, bui settled down 10 their
work after going q short dista.ee.
founding the rTst turn, Stanley tro,-
led to the front On the back stretch.
opposite the stables, he Increased III.
gap to ten lengths. keeping it up tHl
rounding the last quarter. When halt
way down this stretch, Norman fell
Back, breaking badly, ami the brown
colt tro,ted clear away, passing under
The wire hfteen leBEhths ahead. . win.
ner OF the heat In s:aS.
Second hest-Both of to good start.
Stanley immediately breaking but
quickly regaining his feet, opened =
gap Of fifteen lengths when oppo-it~
the stables. Coming into the lat half
mile stretch, Norman did better trut-
ting and caught up to within eight
lengths. but Stanley kept steadily OF .
MS way, and Increasing the gap on the /
turn, trotted finely for . colt, coming
ing in away ahead, winning the hea:
and race IN 3:is.
.S'a'"ad'y. 'y.-Trotting, three aud -four
year oids, mile heats, two In three.
$40 aud $40:
trutche er Hrt.s' Stanley -
Il. l.. BurIis Mem erifo sorn,.,, -----
Time, ss8. s-ts.
RUNNING RACE.
For the consolation pure, mile
heat, for horses that have run and
not won purse. $50 and SIS, B.yland
aud Oh octaw started. shoo-Fly VA
eutered but was withdraw, and had
left the grounds for Tyler.
IL Was foregone conclusion that
hayland would win the race, therefore
hardly, IL any, bets were made. At
tie tap of the drum Bsyiand bumped
TO The front aud ran ahead for the fir-i
quarter Of mile, when Choctaw gain
ell on him aud caught up on the back
stretch, tut could not stand the psee,
aid after staying . few second- drop
ped behind Founding Into the home
stretch Bayiand increased hls dead 10
three lengths, and passed under the
wire thus far ahead in i.5s.
An even start for the second h-.t-
Choctaw running slightly ahssd for a
short distance B.yland caught up .t
the first turn and on entering the t.ek
stretch wss = length In advance VI
ChociAv. Tbis he increased 10 four
lengths on rounding Into the home
stretch Before reaching the distance
hss he made g spQrt and rnnninx clear
away from Choctaw len him same o.
standing still. ps..ing under the sire
winner Of the heat sod race BY . dor
EN- lensths. Time, 2-0s.
S'o'aSad'y. - Consolation pure for
beaten horser, mile heats. $50 and -.
spencer Br1ens B.yiand.
o. choesAv--------.-.---.-..
Time. Ia. 2a
The great interest Of the DAY "a. iu
the two mile heats rscs, free for al. for
which Corineila snd Belle BarkIey
started Ibh rs,s had been much
talked OF, and each rscsr had their
hackers. many aide hsss being made
during the past week on the rscs. Al
) the trsek Belle Barkisy wss . fsvori,~
In the betting done, which vss live
lier than on any other race Of the day,
II ~e may except the Consolation tro,-
ting purse CorineIla was fir.s brought
on the track, and the hish-strunx AMI
NAL attracted much attention. She
lo..ked . trifie too thin In rs.h = men
stripped, hut vs. - spiritsd - ever,
aud her bsckers vsre hopsful Of her
winning. But her Owner, Mr.. sp>n-
cer. was fearful sf the distance, and
/, his fears turned o0st - vsn founded.
Belle Barklsy vss brought % the
track some minutes sftefvardA she
vss In excellent ooodition, juss enoush
!. n=sh on her to give her ths proper
a strength She 10 = bssatis.l ssd gen
tie animal, and makes no Grs.s shox
/. on the track oa:aeooanf Of her sooa
behavior, but vhea Il co@ss W rsa>
|. ming she's::"thsr." The esstinx %.
: Sd TO $40. SO To g. % toss and 20 on,
!, 10 favor Of Belle.
O Al the signal they 10Th jamped
on to An evan snsrf R-nra,-