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


tie flrst hes, by half n length Tho other
tw, brats wors but rope!rlions Of tbs first,
Kite Is. winning them all IN tho same way
No time was tnkon, as ito young ones were
not expected 10 make record.
SUMMARY,
Rame day. frotlng contest Trouble stakes.
For three ear-olds. Entrance $50 p' p,
500 added, $50 TO second horse. Hail mile
| Cam Brownlee's Kittle u, nun. ...,,,.. I'LL
John Dsvls' Jim Ware. - z-z-z
Tho next race, bout for saddle horses,
awakened the interest and the audience
liyened up emartly. There were but three
starters, John j. having been Withdrawn.
These were Bob, Up and Up and Young
! Stiff II WAS dash of mile, and as be-
tween the two fret named horses
was very pretty and enthusiug race. The
start was an excellent one. Young stiff NJ
the pole, Up and Up next 10 him and Bob
on the outside. Attic bound Young sun took
the lead and WAS givein his head all the way
round to the back Stretch. Up and Up
followed him but was we'll held In hand some
Two lengths in the rear with Bob two lengths
behind him under strong pull AS they
neared the half mile post Up and Up began
to close on Young Stiff and B)b's rein was
slackencd SO that he could move up q peg or
two. Just before reaching the half mile
post Up and Up went to the front, Bob
being Just behind him and at the half mile
post Bob took second place. Young Still
seemed to give up the running when
passed by both his competitors and
kept falling more and moro behind.
At the third turn Bob was
crowding Up and Up, but turning into the
head of the track he fell back a length or
two and thus they went on to the last turn
When we'll in the head Of the track Young
Stiff stumbled and fell fearful fall, Sliding
under the railing entirely outside Of the track
into the trotting track, but he did not hurt
himself much. 1t was not go fortunate for
his rider, however, coored boy named
Clarence, one bone of his right arm being
broken Just above the wrist snd severe
cash being cut on the back of his head. AS
Up and Up and Bob made the turn entering
the home stretch Bob was a length In the
rear, but he was given his head and responded
calamity, rushing like the wind to the front
and passing the string winner by two
lengths good.
THIRD RACE. Running, saddle horses, club
purse S75; $50 to first, s2i to second; mile
dash o.,n
Mr.. Roberlson's b. g UP and Up (smith) 2
Mr. stones Bob (Stubblefeld), .......
Time, los.
MILE HEATS.
Last of the days fine card was q 60 as you
please, trotting or pacing, free for all con-
test. There were five entries, but only four
started, Dick Shain having been withdrawn,
Keno (pscer). Tom Moore, Clarence H. and
Crockett. In the pools Keno
was the favorito and sold against
the field in the ratio Of
$50 to $50. or cay three to one. After q
delay of half an hour occssioned by Clarence
H., casting one Of his fore shoes which had
to be nsiled on again, the horses proceeded
to the stsrtiog stand. After five Intellectual
Efforts thew were gotten off we'll together,
Clarence e. taking the lead with Keno
pacing behind him and Tom Moore next.
Crockett broke at the start, and by the tine
he could be gotten down to his work, he was
a Quarter of mile and hopeessly in the
rear. He showed good speed however, when
he did get down to business, very percepti,
Bile, lessening the ground he had lost, but he
couldn't make the distance pole in time and
was shut out. The other three continued In
the order named above in row with about
length or SO between them until
the third turn was reached
when Tom Moore broke and lost ground.
Keno had by that time begun to move up to
the front, -ad ro.na, srlund the heaJ~or inc
tract lad Tapped ggenos ~On they
came 80 lalG ihg ~ d, with Tom
Moo ; No. isr in w. hing al rafting
'osco r1 .,sin me Es%I'. he"l0se. - " hen
wou INTO tue ne etch, Keno forged
ahesa .,k ~ loal I'D half way home
Tom More w 'i p beside Clarence H.,
and itws vi !, 49,. wing with them half
l.yssn behind Keno, who won the hsat by
that distance, it being dead heat between
the other two, in $40. The second and third
heats were both won by Keno, and the con-
test was pretty much the same in both as IN
the first, except that Tom Moore made
bad break in the second heat, DOSING
at least hundred yards
which he made up, however, taxi second
place. In the third heat Careuo !. broke
badly and never could recove' distance
lost. In this heat Tom Mo ,rowded the
pace all the way round, and ade it neces-
sary for Keno's driver 10 use the timbor
lively, whereby be was enabled to win the
heat by about neck, which. gave him tbs
race iii his friends shouting keno while the
hackers of the field in the pool didn't.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-Go AS You PLEASE. Free
for ell irotting or pacing Special purse.
Mile heats, 10 8.
Mr. Bakers b G., Clarence H.-3-3
Mr.. McDOugal's br. &. Keno, IL /.
Mr.. Davis blk b, Tom Moore -2-2
Mr.. G.. Br Iwnlee'ss 8. &, Crockett, distanceu'
Time, 2:l0, 2:37, 1884.
Some SO endid sport IL anticipated to-day,
that is it old Jupiter Pluvns did not open
his Aoodgstes last night TO spoil the track.
THE ENTRIES FOR TO DAYS RACES.
FIRST RACE -Tompkins stokes. For
three wear olds. Entrancs $50, one-half
forfeit, $500 added, $50 to second horse.
One and one-hslf mile dash. The entries are
Frank Lilly's Rosebud and Henry Bachelors
Besse Davis.
SECOND RACE. -Trot ting purse, double
teams. Club purse of SIPS, S25 to second.
Mile beats, 3 IN 8. The entries are Cooks
Myrtle Thompson and Golden Rule; Davis
Tom Moore and Sam; Bakers Clsrencs ID.
and Dick Dewy. :,
THIRD RAcE.-Ruuning. Free for all.
Club purse of 500 S25 10 second. Three
ousrters Of mile dash. The eutries are
Henry Bachelors Frank Austin: MIR. stones
Bob: FranK Lilly's Pilgrimage.
FOURTH RAcE.-Match race. The enr &c
are Kain's Charlie BAsseti; Cooks Lottie
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