The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-11
THE RACES.
And Short Account of some of the
Horses The Entries for To-day.

thoroughbreds and good sprinkling Of
trotters. Among the stables he found was
that Of
Mr.. II. AsEEY.
At the head of the stable is Joe
Murray, splendid brown colt,
three wears old, by Rebel; dam, Mary An
derson. Joe made n good reputation at
Houston last month, and will show clean
heels to some OF the best ones before this
meeting is over.
Next comes after Joe Murray, Garfield, a
bay gelding, three years old, by George
Rice, dam by Rebel
A chestnut iilly, three years old happy
in the euphonious appellation of Lucinda,
and by Victor, dam by Rebel, is the next to
claim attention in this stable.
Aisle, gray filly, four years old. by
Grindstone, but who is "nobody's child" so
far as the dam is concerned, is the last an.
imal in the stable. Aisle may be "a little
Off as to thoroughbred lineage, but she
is pretty and she is game.
TowsEYD's STABLE.
There is but one animal in this stable, O
fine gelding from Little Rock, but he ex-
poets TO be heard from during the meeting,
and perhaps several times. He is bay in
color, is four years old, Zophiel by name,
and i, by Tom Bowling, dam Crescent by
Leyiathan.
LILLY STABLE,
At the head OF this stable is Baltic, q
beautiful bay colt, four years old, by Bon.
ME Scotland, dame Hermingard. Baltic
is half brother to Hindoo.
Bob Malloy, bay gelding, by John
Spalding, dam Fern Twiggs, is u stable
companion of Baltic.
A sorrel horse Roguin, five years old, by
Rigadoon, dam by Jordan, is another COM
panion.
A gray iilly, two years old, by Jack
Hardy, dam by Hood, is a beauty, and from
appearances she will prove worthy daugh-
Ter of an illustrious sire.
The last on the list in this stable, but by
no means last in excellence and beauty, is
asorlel tilly, two years old, by Pilgrim,
dam Moss Rose by Sox.
DAVIS STABLE.
only one animal is to be found in this
stable, but he is a good one, albeit,
he has not very CLASH
cal cognomen. He is Just as
magnificent courser as Hickory
jim, rs he would be if he was known as
Marc Antony. HE is chestnut gelding;
isaged, and is by Dasher and out of Dam
fno.
MILLS STABLE.
There are two animals in this stable, one
thoroughbred and the other a
dustlitter. The thoroughbred is Peytona
Barry, three years old, brown filly, by
imported Strchino, dam Sophia Bad
derby.
The trotter, an elegant and handsome
animal is Harry Clay, a black gelding by
CaSslus NJ. Clay, dam unknown
wELDoNs STABLE.
At the head of this stable is beautiful
brown lilly, Tommie Brown, three years
old, by Lever, dam Locket.
The Stahln Communion of Mice TOn,,,;o 4,
Joe Weldon, a promising colt, two years
old, by War Dance.
LIE MAssoNGER's STABLE.
There is but one horse in this stable, Wild
Moor, bay geldng, six years old, by Long
fellow, dam Florence Wallace. Wild Moor
is Dallas tayorite, and alway attracts
crowd when he runs.
BARKLEY & sANDFoRD's STABLE.
This is one of the crack stables on the
grounds, and the animals composing it are
bound to make record.
AT the head of the stable stands Jim Brit
ton, brown gelding, three years old, by
Vigil, dam Endless, by Enquirer.
Heartless, bay tilly three years old, by
Lever, dam Hearts-ease, by imported
Phaeton. She is q niece on the maternal
side of Ten Brock and Jack Hardy.
III Captain comes next, q splendid bay
gelding, three years old, by Lever, dam
baSslO, by imported Eclipse.
Laura c. lively maiden of two years,
by Jack Hardy, dam Jane Bruce.
brown gelding Mack Barkley, four
years old, by Lever, dam by imported Aus
| ITALIAN.
Marie bay FLY, three years old, by i'm
ported Ashtead, dam imported Mercy,
| closes the list
There are number of
TRorrING STABLES,
| IN all OF which are several horses making
quite q large aggregate. Some of these
trotters have excellent records, and to peo-
pie who enjoy trotting there will be some
very fine sport.
The following are the entries for the
three races to-day:
FIRST RACE.
Running. Merchants stakes for Swear
Odds, S25 half forfeit, $500 added,
oil which $50 to second horse; one and one
eighth mile.
,, c. Holly enters b. I. Mary S.; by King
Alfonso dam, Betty Ward
Barkley n Sanford enter IIeartless, b. E. =,
gy Lever; dam, Hearts.ease, by imported
Phaeton.
p Il. Askey enters b. c. Joe Murray, by
Rebel dam, Mary Anderson.
SECOND RACE.
Trotting; 2:35 class. Mile heats 3 in 5,
tnrSe $3.50; $50 TO first, $62.50 to second,
So so to third.
lessee less Shain enters b. y Dick shain.
w. ). Cooke enters b. (. Clarence II.
V'G' Brownee enters blk $. Tom Moore.
THIRD RACE.
hnhhlng. One mile dash purse $3.50; $3.50
hrsti 5000 to second, and $3.50 to
Barkley & Sanford enter br. g. jim
Sstoh' three years old, by Vigil; dam,