The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04
ruE FAIL RACFs

The coming races oil the Dallas Jockey
Clun which commence Tuesday, the 5.h
instant, will draw q large crowd 10 TINS
city, ana those who attend will not b. dis
appointed, for they will witness the tnest
racing that ever occurred In this section
Of the country.
Yesterday morning we visited the race
track and we're well rewarded, There ~ over
100 horses there now and they are still com
ing in on every train. Every class In the
trotting ana paGin. programme is well
.illed, and there Is no doubt but that tie
running purses will become better rep
eeutpd. To attempt TO recount the career /
OF all Of them would be an endless task, so |
viii only 90 90 FAR AS those entered IN the |
! freo-lor.gll trcl: Joe Sheldon, New YORK, |
| has B. .. ST. Cloud, with record of go. !
/ ST. Cloud Is good one, aud defeated
/ Sleepy Joe at Rochester, Frank Nanness,
OF Lexington, Kentucky, enters the won.
deriul Blk Sr. Francis Alexander wltha
record oi2l0 Alexander was the winner
of the great $40 coo stallion stake at Boston
iwo wears since r. / Ire Topeka, Kan
sas, with he q. II. L. Robert McGreRor,"
record, 2l8 ii It's said that within Il few
DAYS past this horse trotted on halt mile
track ia 2:23 10. Lew Glenn, Mount Pleas
amt. Iowa, with his b. q. big Soap" Ia
next in line. big Soap has q record ct
+ % l.2, and has been good horse all through
| The present season. The last We looked ut
, was SLEEPY Joe " belonging 10 Mr.. Camp
bell. of Dallas Heleit usearly ia the spring
"a with A record Of 33 l.2, and returned
4 to us where the only class he can get IN
through the north Texas circuit is the free
q i1r all trot reducing his record TO 2l9 Ii
a There are numerous other noted horses,
2 such ~ Richball Fuller, The King Index,
!. etc, etc. RiChbald IS the wonderful PAGER.
n Who cleaned up about everything through
n the grand circuit obtaining record Of
10 PIP IL.
Fhe management, oftAe jockey club in
addition To their fine string OF runners
I, trotters aud PAGERS, lave arranged with Il
A Evers, 10 have IN eguestrienne match dur
ing the inll meeting, which commences
I'd here on Tuesday next. There Will h
@. given two c)ntefts oil speed ana endurance
"A of two miles and ten mites TO he ridden bl
4. Madame Nnrntcllo aud Miss Peek, $500 q
81, he riypn TO the winner and 500 to Chi
n, loser, changes from horse to horse Il
"a. Os made at the end q
~. each m,!e without touching ground, TIL
50 combination carry with them Iiu
"A. thoroughbred horses TO az
n clmpush the wonderful tim
mi thoy make They have with them d
n. thair stable Robert W., who has the homo
~ of holding the Top record fora hail mile
rh IN Is seconds,
IN Madame Marautellc, as the name woul
le imply, Ia French. She came to this cour
'r. try ten Years ago, but has only been ridin
I'M. two ytnrs. she ia the aCknow edge
,is champion ten mile rider Of the world, nm
40 covered that distance NJ Syracuse, Ne
Ell York. August. 1882 IN 200l 10.
Inn Miss Myrtle Peek has been at homo
~ tho saddle since she was five years OLE
n and now at the age ei GiXteen 81
es. wears, the laurels az the longdl
,ss tnnco equestriouue Tho fastest time ev,
Gs made Tor twenty miles was accomplish
ia. hy her at Minneapolis in August last
of the wonderful time Of 1856.
tle The dates for the ten mile race will be ,
,rd Friday the On instant but the two mi
va race with one change Ot horses, has n
Ian been definitely arranged, but will be
Iso Wednr.dayor Thursday next. A large {
of tendance is expected, and in lac, perso
lis. are already pouring in on every train. III
lss. snort will surpass anything IN racing c
m Giles ever witnessed in the southwest