The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-06

Belle. Rounding opposite tho stables
in the second mile COrlnella mOvedup
and ran even for the next quarter Of y
mile. Al this time II looked ~ II II
would be "A close race between the two,
they running side by side. But, passing |
the last half mile aud rounding into
the home-stretch, Corlnella fell back
beaten, and lost ground 10 the finish,
the fay0rIte easily winning the heat by |
five lengths. Time, 1855.
A good send OIL was made In the
second heat, the racers running side
by side around the first turn. On the
back stretch Corinella moved up slight |
ly In front and stayed there for the
next quarter OF a mile, when Belle
caught her and went length 10 the
front Belle then gained steadily and
on coming into the home stretch In
the first mile, was two lengths ahead.
This distance tho bay mare main
tanned past the judges stand and
round the back stretch. Entering the
second mile, she gradually increased
the gap, and when opposite the stables
was three lengths In front. No change
in the positions took place Till they
entered into the last hal mile, when
Belle drew further away and racing
down the home stretch passed the
stand the easiest Of winners, by eight
lengths. Time, 1857.
Summd,y--Two mile heats, free to
all, $3.50 aud $25,
Barkley Is Higgins Belle Barkloy".,..,l |
Spencer u Brien's Corinollhu ,,,,.,.,"."..,2
Time, 500, 3;b7.
CONSOLATION TR0T.
This trot started out with ordinary
interest, hut before the ending, the
race was second to none in feeling
among these present. Owing to the
heats being partly broken, together
with the slowness In getting ready,
the trot consumed u good deal OF time,
and II was Fear shutdown when 1t was
finished. Three horses started in the
race, Hughes Morgan, Chandler n
Sperling's Lady En-, and Burirs'
Bots dare.
A fair start was made in the first
heat, Morgan going to the front. On
the back stretch Lady En- moved up
together with Bots dare, and, Morgan
breaking, Bots dare trotted to the
front. They thus trotted around the
the second turn into the home stretch,
when Morgan and Lady EN- gained
on the leader. A struggle ensued
down the home stretch, all on nearly
even terms, but on nearing the dis
lance flag Morgan again quit his trot,
breaking badly, and fell back beaten,
Bots dare and Lady En- going fast
to the stand, both passing under the
string in run, Bots dare ahead,
Lady En- second, Morgan third. Time,
2:544.
In the second heat Morgan again
went to the front, Bots dare off his
feet. Around the turn the blaze horse
regained his feet and trotted side by
side with Lady En-. Thus they went
till opposite the stables when Lady EN-.
trotted finely and caught and passed
the gelding at the lower turn, the lat
ter falling length in the rear. A beau
tiful trot then took place down the
home-stretch between Lady En-. and
Morgan. The latter could not be held
down to the trot, however, and break.
ing badly was beaten to the score by
five lengths, Bots dare bad third.
Time, 1851.
In the third heat Morgan went to
the front at the start, as he did In the
previous heats. While trotting around
the first quarter Bots dare and Nor
gan both left their feet, losing consid
cradle ground before they could be
pulled down to the trOt again, thus en-
aiding Lady En- to go to the front,
which she did in fine style, Bots dare
next and Morgan third. In this posi-
ton they trotted along the back
stretch opposite the stables. Before
reaching the half-mile post Morgan
caught and passed Bots dare, taking
second position four lengths behind
Lady En-, but breaking badly when in
the last heat, allowed Bots dare to
pass. The black horse, however, could
not catch the leader, Lady En-, who
passed under the wire winner of the
heat in 2:52.
In tho fourth and deciding heat OF
the race the horses had tho best start
given them of any previous heat, all
going off even together. Morgan again
and for the fourth time trotted to the
front, Lady Elm slightly breaking. But
opposite the stables she out-trotted
Morgan and passed him, he breaking
and falling back. Bots dare then
caught up, and took second position.
Lady Em was then four lengths In ad.
vance. Entering the home stretch
she trotted steadily, and lengthening
the distance, came to the stand win.
ner Of the heat and race, Bots dare
second aud Morgan third. Time, 257.
Summary. -- Consolation purse for
horses that have trotted and not won,
mile h eats, three In five, 500 and SIS.
Chandler 4 speIings's Lady Em.....a1llI
II. L.. Burris' Bots d'Arc..................l seal
w. Il. Hughes Morgan.........,.........32 t3I
Time, 2;Si,l, 1884,, 2:52, 2:S7.
The next trot was the free for all,
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