The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27
PAROLE VICTOR.
The Widest Excitement Prevails Abost
The Pool Stands And On the 6rand
Stand The Ladies Become As
Mach Exeited As the sp0rls.
Betting Heavy and Thousands Of Dollars
Change Hana Paroles Jockey Is
Carried Arouad the Track on the
Shoulders Of the Crowd.
Oae Hundred and Jhirteen for tive IL
the wsnatag ts she French Pool.

event OF the day and meetisg, was the
lash oft~o aud one-hslf miles for all
ages, $50 entrance fee, play or pay,
club to add one Thousand.
Entries--J. b. Harperz' h., Ten
Brock, five years, Walker, rider, one
hundred and fourteen pounds; q. l..
/ Lorillsrd's, h., Tom 0chiltree, five
years, Barbee, rider, one hundred and
fourteen pounds; z. Lorillard's, b g.,
Parole, four years, Burnett, rider, one
hundred and five pounds.
In the pools, Ten Brock was the
favorite by large odds, selling against
the field. nearly twenty to be sold for
SEQ, while Tom Ochiltree brought
800 aud Parole 1896.
The widest excitement prevailed
about the pool stands, and on the
grand stand the ladies became almost
n much excited as the sterner sex.
At the quarter stretch the horses
started well, with Ten Brock in front,
ochiltree second, Parole third. On
upper turn Ten Brock opened two
lengths ahead OF Tom, and Parole was
two lengths behind at the end of the
quarter. While Ten Brock held his
advantage, Parole fell hack two
lengths. Tue first half mile was run
without change, and when the horses
passed the stand the most intense ex.
element prevailed.
Around the lower turn Ochiltree re-
covered one length, and at thequarter
pole was one length behind Ten
Brock, with Parole three lengths be-
hind. On the back stretch Oehiltree
gained another half length, and Pa
role ran easily at his distance of two
lengths in the rear.
AT the half mile Oehiltree was only
u half length behind Ten Brock, while
Parole had gained one length. On
the upper turn Ochilsree went ahead
aud showed head in front, increas-
ing his advantage to half length at
the three-qusrter pole. Down the
home stretch he increased his advan-
tage to two lengths, it'll Parole three
lengths behind Ten Brock, and 10
that order they passed the stand.
In the lower turn Ten Broeck gained
n length he had lost as did Parole. At
the quarter Ten Brock and Tom ran
head and head, and on the backstretch
Ten Brock showed head In front.
lie Increased his advantage at the half
mile and went into the upper turn one
length ahead of Tom, who led Parole
over a length.
| At the three-qaarter pole Pa
role made dash and ran up
even with Ochiltree. Down TO the
home stretch the running was fine.
Parole went well To the front and
finished, two lengths ahead of Ten
Brock, who beat Ochiltree four
lengths. Time, ASH.
4 The time Of che first quarter is 0:S0l;
the one-haIr 0:59l; three quarter 1881;
the mile l:553; the mile and one. quar-
ter 2:9li; mile and one-balf 2.47i; mile
aud three~qusrters 3:l5; two 3:42; two
and one quarter 4:ooi; two and one
half ASA
Among the throng psesent to wit
ness the race to-day, were Senator
Bsyard, Don Cameron, David Davis,
Beck, McCreary, Mcdonald, Bruce,
Gordon, Armstrong, Thurman, Howe,
Johnston, Oglesby, Ransom, and
many members Of the house of repre-
sentstives. Betting on all races We're
heavy, aud thousands of dollars at
heavy odds were started on the Ken
lucky favorite.
When the horses came I'D to be
weighed after the race. Parole was re
ceived with cheers and the people
gathered around him. AS soon as his
jockey was weighed. the crowd raised
him on their shoulders and carried
him ebout the track with cheer upon
cheer. until 1t became perfect ova
ton. Such excitement was nevel
witnessed In Baltimore on any pre-
vious racing occasion.
In the French mutual pools, the in
vestment Of five dollars on Parole, re
allied one hundred and thirteen.
4 summsry-Mile for sll ages, Van
dalia won. Chance second and Madg'
third; time, l:45i. Mile and three
quarters, Victory won, Mary second
: Teuuy third; time, 3.il. Two and
half miles. Parole won, Ten Broecl
second, ochiltree third; time, 4ss7a.
BALTIMORE. October 25.-Mile heats
, two year olds, Pique punched. Time
, I:45i. Oae and half mile. seilin
. race, Rsppahsnock won, Kilbur
second, Bertram third. Time, 2:a0;
/ Fivs-eighth mile, Knob won, Sepp
. second. Time, 1901. Mile heats, fir,
; heat won by Vermont. Time, Ia
. Glen DudIy won the second heat an
race. distsncine Vermont Deaihea
!, won the hurdle. Fourth rae,
i Bowie stakes, four mile heats, n
o pools sold. probable starters are TIE
n Broeck, Barricade. AIgenina ana An
b0sh.
: Later.-Pools on the fourth rae
: OWE stakes, -four mile heats, are
, Ten Brock, 500; Algenina, S2t
b Ambush, SIS; Barricsde, $40.