The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
THE SECOND DAY.
The Dallas Jockey Club Score Another
Victory by AilOrdms Some 49,
Rare Sport.
, Large crowd ia Attendance and a
Good Time Generally.
Sejola, Clarence Il. and |Tiidmoor the
Winners.

S,iea, Clarence Il. ana Tiidmoor the
Winners.
,Big Programme for This Afternoon.
The weather yesterday afternoon was
h,snti.ul, and the races at the Fair Grounds
wore all that could have been desired. The
.,ocs is 10 magnificent condition, and it is
,riapiaby one OF the best in the country.
The attendance, as was anticipated, was
nueh Larger than on The preceding evening
and the presence Of the ladies was decidedly
more marked The liveliest interest was
manifested throughout, each of the horses
being backed extensively, and all having
many enthusiastic admirers on the
ground. The good order that prevailed and
ne absence OF Objectionable features gene
rally. were particularly noticeable and
muSt be especially commended. Though il
had been announced by the HERALD YES.
terday morning that the races would be
called an hour earlier yesterday afternoon,
orat o'clock, ii was fully , O'Clock or later
before everything could be got ready and a
start made in the first race. However the
davis sport was finished in good time and
everything went smoothly rs could be de-
sired
The following was the programme, begin
ming with the
FIRST RACE:
Trotting-22i class, Purse, $500, $3.50 to the
first, Sl25 to the second and S75 to the third
Entries. LOUIS Glenn, DeS Moines, Iowa, b. @.
Big Soap, by Honesty; b j, Johnston, Joplin,
Missouri b. m. SCiOla. Street * Jones, joplin
Missouri, br $, Executor, by Administrator.
In this race Maggie f., who had done
such nice work on the preceding evening,
had ut first been entered, but was with.
drawn and the race lett to the above men.
toned entries. The position was won by
Executor, and the trotters started OFT in
fine style for the first heat. Sciola, A beau.
tifl mover, soon took ting lead and kent
it with ease all around the track. At the
quarter pole Big Soap and Executor We're
right together, but the latter soon after
wards fell behind and continued so through
the heat. Though Big Soap had many
fayorites and showed up well, it was appar-
ent after the first mile had been trotted
that SCOa was too much for him. Sciola
took the first heat with ease. Time: 2:27I.
The horses came up fresh and full of spirit
for the second, with the interest of the
spectators increased and Sciola the favor
lie. The positions around the course were
unchanged throughout the heat from those
in the first heat, Sciola leading Big Soap,
second, and Executor, third. At some
points Big Soap pushed SCola
apparently very hard, and the excitement
grew wonderfully, but on the last quarter
the mare forged considerably ahead and
came out hr.t, Executor u good distance
behind both the others, This second heat
showed some excellent trotting and much
better time than the first Time, 2.25I. The
third heat was watched with greater inter.
est than ever, though Sciola was long WAYS
the fyorite. 1t was trotted through with
the horses occupying at the various poles
ldentcally the same positions as in the two
previous heats, SCiola coming out first and
winning the race, with Big Soap second
and Executor third. Time, 2.2iI. This IS
exceeding good time for our track, and has
not been beaten but on two occasions in
the state.
SUMMARY
H. lOnstOn'S b, m SriOla Ill
S S,ehh . g Big soap ,,.....,,,.....,....2- -.
street " Jones br. s. Executor ............3-:,-s
Time G21}s, 22jii 22iis.
SECOND RACE
Iiottlng-28j class Purse si00: $40 TO first
SVO to second; $50 10 third. Entries Jesse
s"u'it MVNlhllCyi texas, y. K. DICK SnAln
Arthur Cain, Dallas Texas b. Z. Clarence II
r. L. craig Paris, Texas, b. S. NOmad: W. W
leuer Wellington, Kansas. br K William
j. ; Sherwood, Houston Texas, b. g. John S
great deal of interest conferred in thi.
race and Clarence II. sold pretty high
against the field. II took some time to get
agood start but they finally went off with
S1aIence IL. on the inside. lie kept the
ieal until past the first quarter pole
NOmad came up handsomely at that point
however, and went by the half-mile pole
Sasaa, Clarence fell to second place, but
vas soon put third by Dick Shain. The
Rlter caught up with Nomad on the last
Ne'ch and Went in first, NOmad second
snl Clarence III. third, thus winning the
GISI heat in 2:31l, In the second heat
Vlarenee, after the first quarter, went
saaead and had 10 difficulty in keep
Jug the lead to the finish. He wa.
pushed hard, however, for time
", Nomad, who did some nice work
anu again came out second, DicR
9nain m this heat being third. Time, 2:35
10 Tue third heat Clarence took and kept
ue ilrst place around the course, followed
~ Nomad second and William Z. third
sualn falling back to fourth place II wa.
apparent after the third heat that Clarence
n WAY gong in to win and he remained BY
OuuS ne iavorite in the pools and on the
outside Time for third heat, 2.35. In tn,
iSt neat and finish OF the race, Clarenc,
.nWyen went ahead from the start and stayct
vi ihe last winning the heat and race by {
MY NY distance. Nomad came in second
u uSH, shaln being fourth. The driver o
msllam T., before the first quarter pol,
s nau Oeen reached, ran into Dick Shain',
SoaAy and broke the wheel which may nc
%Ta al i0r that horses failure ut the last
Mnle' aus. Dick Shain second money
S sauuh enthusiasm was manifested at tn,
SsiV,nviuuing heat, and the cheering and ex
Neneht were extensive and hearty.
t.,..e,, SUMMARY.
~ ,,v snaln's b. X. Dick Shain ...,..,.l-3-3-
T"I"Ir CMaS b. < Clarence H.....,.. 3--l-l-
Nj, .'Wg b, S, Normal. .,,.,,..,.2 49,
amt @d''s, g'35, 235, 23S
pr,, THIRD RACE.
M, ng-2 mile dash. Purse 500 $40 to first
ps 70 seeond; 500 to third Entries Georg,
uenu,yutr!, en-, &. Jim DurtS; Bin Sandford,.b. {
Is,a'uessi James PritChard b x. Eli and Dal
Wnnoshey, br 4. Wildmoor.
os nuumoor, an old Texas horse, and sol
wi Lohglellow, was the universal favorite
oh.s1lu lar in excess of the field and al
ali ill., c n9rses in thepools. The entries wer,
tbsS Oou metal, and, as had been expected
aSea,SV e was very pretty one. Eli KEEP
re-" ,unul the first quarter pole wa:
Rrsneu ut which point Wildmoor and jim
WIS were side by side. From that poirt
lonui,hoor took the lead and, though fol
whnu closely by all three of the others
n av ran together for a half mile or so, com.
peled the first mile two or three length IN