The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-26

yesterday afternoon ~. Tao'a wss good
an The ge,ste7 yss ire Ina sttondeuee
" s=; 5,,s..',s.... n f.s2ssgduds5d
persona. auaag .isr quite nuuber Of
laales beiag rr en-. Dad s,i ba.sr interested
ARD wall entertained epscts.oys, RE
q ea3 Stand wss vel dils' auu
grast asuy people remained in their
carriages and buggies. The chief
interest of the day conferred in the half
mile dash for two year olds and the go as
YOU please, trotting and pacing contest,
mile heats. The days sport opened with
three starters, as follows: James b, Mate
Chapman and Narrow Gauge. james b.
was the favorite with no second choice, the
other two selling in the field. Before the
start roofs sold in the ratio and proportion
of: James b.. $50; the field, $50. A pretty
start was effected at the half mile post with
Mate Chapman TO the pole, James b next,
mud Marrow Gauge on tho Outside. Narrow
Gauge took the lead from the jump, Mate
Chapman after him and james B thunder
ing on close TO his quarter. AT the hrst
turn James 3. rushed 10 the front and set
the pace and Just as they were well into the
head of the track Mate Chaplain went up
10 second place. They ran this
way we'll together, that is, in string with
lust daylight between them, until they we're
making The turn leading into the home
stretch when James B began TO widen the
Gan between him and Mate Chapman, and
Mate ouickened up too, leaving Narrow
Guage, who still tarried behind. Rounding
into The home stretch and Strengthening out
for the home run, Mste Chapman made
gallant brush for first place and forced The
running to terrific psce. but Clark gave
James b his head, and the game little blsck
had 10 succumb, and Jsmes b. passed under
the string, winner 10 81 seconds bya single
ienoth ahead of Chapman, Marrow Gauge
length in his rear. James B. Is q handsome
sorrel. the property of Mr.. Miller, of this
county. and the FIRST get OF the celebrated
and magnificent Jack Hardy, owned
bv Msior J. T. BSrkley. II was an
eSciting. thrilling race. aud the happiest msn
on The grounLs was Msjor Barkley, for the
victory was smother fjwer in the chsplet of
Jack Hardy. It Is bat justice 10 Marrow
Gusge. splendid colt, de property Of Col.
Marion Martin, Of Navarro county, TO state
that he il yet gr5cn, having bsen worked only
ttres weeks, snd be was really not IN condi-
tion 70 show bis real worth.
SUMMARY.
syp4xe NEErINe DALLAS JoCKEY GLIB,
Pair t5rOuDds C0urse, May "a.
FrusT RscE. Lsdies' stakes, For twO-year-
olds. FntrnDce sE y. p; SIS added IS 10
sac0nd norss. Half-mile dash.
Henry BachelOr's biz Mate Chapmsn, BY
Rsl,al morgan, dam Jennie Gamblei colors
1Sue and flues 100 lbs smith ..........---
Frepk IfIlv's 9 G, james p, b. jack Hardy;
oarn Fanny; coiors white, due and vhiisi
r,,as,,.si rssrfon MsrtIn's G, Marrow
Genee. by DicE Hubbardi dam PERM
Twlsgs tT' General TwiEEs; colors blue
and bius and white; 10 lbs fsruOblshsldl
Tine a secDnds-
TROUBLE sTAKEs.
The Trouble stakes, strOtting contest for
fhree year ol1s vss Dext on the ctrds Ihs
nee Old not ercits much interest or curics.-
~. ItH vel known thst youngsters Of this
age ere always 100 green snd svkssrd 70
trot rBueh. sDd they sttrscteo no stteuti0n n
fhs pods Trsrs hs1 hen three entries Tor
fhr eoufest. bui Billy s VS. ruled cot On =
u-Utesi thst be vas fosr yssrs cd II vss
crrtsst q hslf nile bssts best th-se m fve-
Eittis B. .nd jim Nsfs started ard were
acton Il usT forelhsf e. The h.lf nile post