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


81
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spectator
OF the best in
Rsses were low and
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leien'' i'i'o'' 0'H
great numbers, and to-
Grow the attendance may
expected to be more in
Dtbe Gays heretofore passed
ICES yesterday were TWO running
5he trotting race, and from the charac'
and popularity of the entries were
watched with great interest. The pro.
gramme was an exceptionally fine one and
was finished up with greater dispatch than
on the preceding days. Though announced
to commence at l clock, it was fully = or
$50 o'clock before the hrst heat was started
in the trotting ace, which was the opening
of the days programme. The following
will show the entries and by whom in the
first race.
FIRST RACE
Trotung-2;tO cass. Purse lnt Sd3,f CIV 10 nrs,
SS"2v 70 1s., Eor an Wnr1b Tevas TaTns
Biil - r. e Patton, Waco Texas b. q. Cow
m. Hope; L. NJ. Jones, East ST. Louis, Illinois
big Fred and 4 Mcconnell, Lawrence
burg, Indiana b Johh d AZ.
Achsan, DICK dewey lhulana anu Alt.l
ii. had been entered III TINS race, OUT were
withdrawn and the contest was LETT to
the the five horses above mentioned
John ID. got the position at the start
and the trotters went off nicely
L., go akood n. H. go. S,,ortor ,,cI1o
rreu iorseu "ieSl ay no e nisI
anu KEPT lhg leau to:ne nIilsn ~ she ~ ~
heat. John ID came lnsecond, Hope, thlrd
and Texas b IL, fourth. Time: 2:294. Cow
Bow was listanced. In the second heat
Fred led off and passed all the quarter
poles ahead of his contestants, coming in
nv a GOOD distance in front of the field al
the last most. There was considerable out.
side betting ON the second heat and second
money, and a good deal of excite
ment was aroused when at
the halEmile pole John d. got the
Inainp
TO the finish. The heat was given to Fred
first. Texas Bill second. am John D. third,
Hone hetnp distanced. ON the last and
concluding heat Fred took from the start
and kept the lead of all of them and finish
cd awnv ahead with Teyas Bill and John
n - .,,ob Tie o.oe . Mr.
~. mp anu tuc ii 80 o,'r;5.a 49,,
many PIo,ests auu .noiou6u NoiioiuS I 49,
by the judges who had gwen second mon,
ev to Texas Bill previously, the pools ana
hat hatu
withdrawn. A great deal of interest by the
snecnlators was manifested in this race.
Toxas RiIi and Jobn n Saline even at On
teAas p .i asu 'oiiH ~ seiiiiS e'en Nv ~
against 'he leiu' ,vv
w p Capsas q TaTas Ain A-2-q
EN- 1 hauSs Fred neAaS Din
y r. McConnelPs b. 9. John D.....,......2-3-S
Time: 229h 2;29iS, 2:2SI.
SECOND RACE.
Runnin s-Hotel stakes years 2id ana oyer
"a To sec SS TDtPiep I Bsrcav ( BstcSeIor
Oh m Il Arqentine. Warren Nix. ID s. PHI.
erimsre. ~ 49,
Wildmoor had been entered in this race
but was drawn, and the contest was
therefore left between L'Argentine and
Pilgrimage. At the first quarter L'Argen.
tine was ahead. but her opponent picked
up wonderfully at that point, and at the
haltmIIe quarter pole both were together
but from that point the horse went ahead
finish with = good distance between him
and his opponent, The race was an ex.
ceedinplv nrettv one and the interest con.
Siderable tbonSb The time was NOT particu.
iarIy co. 4 T,ne o.lI9
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