The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-10
The THIRD DAY.
!. Snort aud Interest on the III
crease in the Dalilas Jockey
Club Races.
Pilgrimage, Weddlng-Day and
Grecaer the Winners.
n, DAY aud a Fine Time Generally
Yesterday.
Programme oil To-Day

"a. interest in the races has been steadi-
!, me increase from the first. Only a
.,he crowd was in attendance on Tues.
me- opening day. Day before yesterday
,,scators were far in excess Of the first
'na Yesterday the crowd was unusually
! b,ing.chieily composed of strangers,
extensively sprinkled with ladies
our own citizens who take an interest
reb sport. The weather was beautiful,
he races seemed to be enjoyed i'm
.sybv the large number of spectators
|srt The day was one of the best in
bison, though the classes were low and
lime very Indifferent. Visitors con-
= 70 arrive in great numbers, and to.
i and tomorrow the attendance NAV
nslly be expected to be more in
u Of the days heretofore passed.
n races Yesterday were two running
sme trotting race, and from the charac,
md popularity of the entries were
NM with great interest. The pro-
|rne was an exceptionally fine one and
sfnished up with greater dispatch than
|As preceding days. Though announced
|YnnenCe at O'Clock, it was fully > or
o'clock before the first heat was Started
M rotting race, which was the opening
M DAYS programme. The following
,hOw the entries and by whom in the
kace,
E-Cg-2.O class Purse, $3.50: s2lO to first
h Jio second. and $50 80 TO third. Entries.
i T. Cause. Fort Worth, Texas, z, o. Texas
mr. G Patton, Waco, Texas, b. g. Cow
I'm v. W. rrotter, Wellington, Kansas, b.
A Hone. L. NJ. Jones, East ST. Louis, Illinois
Ia Fred, ana j II Mcconnell, Lawrence
In indiana, b. G John d.
|Iisab, Dick Dewey, Indiana and Alta
Easd been entered IN this race, but were
Eingn and the contest was left to
\ the five horses above mentioned,
Ia D. got the position at the start,
1 tie trotters went Off nicely.
n 5rged ahead at the first quarter pole,
Il apt the lead to the finish of the first
b John d. came in second, Hope, third,
|ltIas Bill, fourth. Time: 2;20l. Cow
|NES distanced. In the second heat,
i led off and passed all the quarter
sahead of his contestants, coming in
EiNod distance in front of the field at
Z lit post. There was considerable out
|2&tiing on the second heat and second
|ly, and good deal of excite
IA was aroused when ot
hlfmile pole John d. got the
Es on Texas Bill and kept it
~ finish. The heat was given to Fred
; Texas Bill second, and John D. third.
y being distanced. On the last and
Ending heat Fred took from the start
Kept the lead of all of them and finish
Hay ahead with Texas Bill and John
zip and tuck. Time, 2:2S 81. After
EypOlests and thorough consideration
1eiudges who had given second mon
plezas Bill previously, the pools and
s between him and John d. were
fayn, A great deal of interest by the
allOrs was manifested in this race,
d Bill and John D.. selling even at 20
la the field.
H.
Causes 8, e. Texas Bill ......:.....4-2-2
lole's b. g Fred .........,.,..,...,i- III
NNonnelfs b. g. John 2-3-S
1S 29sIs, 229l,, 2;2S'i.
SECOND RACE
-1s-holel stakes; 4 years old and over !;
hasdash; s2j p. p; $3.50 added, of which
second, Entries: Barclay & Bachelor.
t.i,e N' " D IL
AnoOr had been entered in this race,
vas drawn, and the contest was
gore len between L'Argentine and
Image. Al the first quarter L'Argen.
0S ahead, but her opponent picked
'0nlerully at that point, and at the
'lale quarter pole both were together,
uOl 'nat point the horse went ahead
" mare, and came in ahead at the
WIN agood distance between him
h as opponent. The race was an ex-
nnHsly pretty one, and the interest con-
.auel though the time was not particu.
!! soOd Tine, 2;l42.
SUMMARY,
INhs6. Pilgrimage. ...,.............1
NJ, s-s"' aud Barclays CHI IL. LArgentine, Q
''''.,,'' '''''''''...,...,,,,,& Elm
,,,,,. =, THIRD RACE.
Il. Novelty race Purse, $50. sl0O IN =
IseGi' MY" y ! mile, and 5000 to ii, miles
I'M. A. l; Danaher b. 4. Avalon; r. w,
ires y Wedding Day; 5. W. Street, oh
n ~ ~, sohhSOn; Pete Haverty, b. m. Laura.
'S one OF the most attractive and
ny races oil The evening, as it was in
b% o9'td u novelty race.
SUM, Sunrfed dollars went to
,i maner of the halfmilc, $50 to
\. .s uy.t OF lhe mile, and 500 to the
y nv Lne nile and half, as indicated
i,a tae race was really three races IN
saw, ana Lucy Johnson sold evenly
S purse, or the half.mile, while
pay was high against the
s g6Sys.h the mile and mile and a half.
s eaall was run, Lucy johnson and
~ s% ~ anu dropped practically out of
Man, A. Avalon at that point was ahead
W u'hhg Day second. After the half,
pay picked up on Avalon re.
NJ and came in first at both the
Th ni'ie and a half poles. Time:
Iue hali mile money, as n conse.
IN S| gwen to Avalon, and Wedding
Wa all the rest.
a. SUMMARY.
l,S.ahsS b, &. Wedding Day
\ si;fv o. 6 Avalon. ,,..,.........,9
FOURTH RACE.
N,ce sSyc,yeasi0IldS 4 mile Purse s2J
tst GS,nU.sdded, OF which SIS 10 second,
IA, SussMve Cook, b. c. Ferg KYLE.
Inv ~ barclay, b, c. Harry Bachelor: n
IA a, / rllgrim Roses; Bill Sanford, b.
Ia ~" J, J. Weldon b. @, Joe Weldon,
n ss votrd, b &. j. q. Greener.
sD5.oeTIa Intellectual efforts to start, a
mn s1'VIi was given with Ferg KYLE nj
Ia ho, from the first quarter, however,
M 1gan to 70 ahead, soon caught
nsseSs ,pt ahead to the finish. As
Nj ali bun under the string, Greener was
Ssbirr,i grlm's Rose, who had been
1,s,,a u nafd, was q good second. The
''e' mile was run in l.l9.
nCOol's :, SUMMARY.
NrhssD G. Ferg Kyle, a
Ely'sMas b K J. q. Creencr' - /
inn l. Pilgrims Rose. .'',',''''''.a
S So'ed the days snort, and
l,a;ea went away apparently high.
NJ, To-day is the grand
be viii han q splendid pro.
sOdy vii, NJ presented, and no doubt
Noca vi turn out who can, II Is