The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16

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The si-
ahead of
Ml; urse 81, OOO 5000 to first
6hd $3.50 to third Entries: J.
S. m Lillian; Louis Gleln b. g.
and Big Soap hal appeared on the
on both the preceding days, and ev-
Ibody anticipated some good trotting
LILLIAN lead off in the first heat, with Sciola
second and Big Soap third. AT both the
FIRST quarter and half mile pole the little
mare was ahead. At the threequarter pole
Lillian gained rapidly on Sciola and down
the home stretch did some splendid work,
coming in at the close ahead. Sciola was
second and Big Soap third. Time, 2:23I.
Such time was extraordinarily good, and
the heat showed the prettiest trotting OF
the week, so far. In the second heat Sciola
was first and Lillian second to the three
quarter pole, but as before, Lillian went
up ahead at that point, did splendid work
on the last quarter, and passed under the
string first. Sciola, as before, second, and
Big Soap third. The heat was pretty much
the same as the first, throughout, though
the time fell off. Time, .2:2lf.
In the third heat Lillian fell behind from
the start, Sciola being first to the three
quarter pole and Big Soap close after her;
On the last quarter Big Soap went ahead
and kept the place to the finish, Sciola the
second and Lillian third. Time, 2:26l
Much interest was manifested in the con-
Guiding heat, but at the half mile Lillian
passed Big Soap, who was second, kept the
lead around the track, and came in first
with Big Soap second and the little mare,
Sclola, tnlrd. lime, Z'-oa.
Bachelors $. IN. Lillian .1-l-$.d
Louis Glenn's b. 6. Big Soap 3-2-l-2
JC &im0 a. b n 2 SEGA a26,5 9:2cX
| SECOND RACE.
Trotting-2:4O class; purse, $3.50, $40 to first;
$3.50 TO second; $500 TO third Entries;
:. $. Nomad J j. B. wilson, Dr. s. Dick Dewey;
b. b. g, Fred, and II r. Mcconnell b. 6. John D
This 2:40 race was an exciting one
throughout and was hotly contested, after
John D., the others dropping out one by
one There were five starters, Dick Shain
having been permitted to withdraw on &C
count of sickness. John D. got the pole,
but was caught by Fred before the quarter
was reached in the first heat. At the hall
Fred and Dick Dewey were right together.
The trotting from there to the finish was
very pretty, Fred keeping in the lead
and coming out first, John
D., second; Dick Dewey, third, and Nomad,
fourth. lime 2:31. After this heat
William p. was, permitted to withdraw,
and only four carbe up for the second heat.
Fred kept aheahk from the start, Dick
Dewey, however, pitshing him pretty hard
from the first, and coming in second; John
d. being third and Nomad fourth. Time:
$50. The third heat changed the COM
plexion Of the race altogether. Fred; as
previously, remained in the lead until the
half mile pole had been reached, Dick
Dewey close after him, and John D. third.
Fred then began to fail on accounted lame
limb. and Dick Dewey caught him and ran
so near TO him as to throw his foot into the
right wheel of Fred's sulky, tearing the
wheel to pieces. TIL horse was, therefore,
not placed on the track in the re-
naming heats, as he showed signs Of being
badly used up. The race then fell TO John
d. and Dick Dewey, the latter coming in
first, John d. second, and Nomad third.
The latter was distanced. Time, 2;3II; The
fourth was q dead heat between John ID.
and Dick Dewey. Time, 2:37l, AT this
point the judges requested Mr.. Maxwell,
who was driving John D.. 10 dismount and
turn the horse over to Andy Mcdowell for
the remainder of the race. He was, in both
the fifth and sixth heats, apparently driven
for all he was worth, but was lead all the
way by his opponent, who came ell, IN hr na5 10
both heats, winning the race. Time, 2:325
2:36i Betting was pretty even on John ID;
and Dick Dewey. and after Fred dropned
out, the excitement in the race continued
to grow until the close.
SUMMARY.
Craigs b. S. Nomad 49,; .4--i-2-distaneed
Vette sbr, &: William P....,.....;'.;" 5-drawn
Jones b. e. Fred .....l-l-i-drawn
Nc 'onnells b g. John D; 21S-2o~cil--2-.
Time: 2:3l, $3.50, 2371S, 2S2h, 2:S2h, &S6}a
THIRD RACE.
Running-lH miles dash, best two in three;
Purse siCO; $40 for first, 500 TO cond. and
200 10 third Entries: X. W. Thomas, b. &.
Wedding Day; II. I. Bachelor, oh. M.
L'ATgentine; Bill Sanford, b. I. Heartless.
The finest sport of the day was that al
fordei by these runners in the first heat.
The start was an easy one, and TO the first
quarter pole the three ran neck TO neck and
cot the interest up wonderfully. Wedding
Day left his competitors at that point and
kept ahaad around the track aud to the
finish. L'Argentine went up second at the
three-quarter pole and gave Wedding Day
a good deal of work on the last quarter
! coming in second on the FIRST heat, Heart.
less, third. Time: POI. The positions
around the course in the second heat were
| 80 ,lifrsront from, thosa in the first will