The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
A Summary of the Other Race,
y. JulIen ncnten hy lny.rye.see

Iaok lhAl mas neen seen on any race Track |
in America In two years. At 2;05 o'clock |
p. IN, there was fcaroey available space
left on tho grand stands, the quarter
stretch or club house grounds, while the
field was lined with spectators from the
three'fourihs to the quarter post, AT
least 5000 equlpages OF every
description were within the enclosure
far as One Hundred and Tweniy.hlth
street, a distance OF two mites. Thousands
of people were not able TO get Within the
enclosure, Many notahios were present.
Among them were William II. Vanderbilt
aud Frank Work. Vanderbilt drove into
his private shed behind Early Rose aud
Aldine, while Work drove Dick Swiyeller
and Edward. Betting was unusually nc,
tive. ST, Julien had the call at 800 to $50,
The track was very heavy N
excellent form. When he finished excrcs,
ing he was greeted with thunSers OF APP
plause, Ii was announced that Bithers
would handle the ribbons daring the con
test aud that Orrin Hickok was TO drive ST.
julien. Both horses were placed In sheds
ON the track guarded by large force OF
policemen, who had an arduous lob keep
ing back the great crowd that was surgng
and scrambling about the sheds while the
track was being soraped by dozen Inn
proyised machines.
The weather was very warm, cloudy and
! threatening Among other prominent peo.
pie present were Hanlan the oarsman, Gen.
eral Grant, who occupied seat on the club
house portioo, Henry Q. Raymond, owner
OF Phil Thompson, Hardy McCoon, o, s.
Bailey, NJ. II, Demett, Hugh FATrigan,
Burdette Loomis president OF Charter Oak
park. jerome l. Case Of Racine, Wisconsin,
owner nf Jay Eye-See, Robert Bonner and
sons, William Trumbul, John II. Har.
beck, sr., and IT,, Alex. Taylor, organizer OF
the gentlemans association, John Kelley,
| Edward kearney, Shepherd Knapp, and
many prominent western trOtting men,
! Twenty.four thousand tickets were sold.
! The crowd awaiting Admitlance extended
MS far ~ the eve could reach. Betting sud
denly dropped and IL appeared that 81,
Julien would start the iavorite ut 8l0O to
500. Tho judges were George y. Alley,
formerly owner OF Dexter, Alex Taylor aud
David Bonner.
When tho drivers entered the Office Of
the clerk of scales to weigh, they met with
an enthusiastic reception from the vast
throug 50, Julien's driver wore black and
the driver of Jay.Eye'See purple. Each
weighed 100 pounds.
The first heat was started at 3i5 p, m
50. Julien drew the pole. AT the third at
tempt the competitors got the word, with
81. Julien hall n length ahead HiokoA
kept St. Julien under pull. In rounding
the turn JAY -Eye-See was at 81. Julen'i
wheels. Aitor getting fairly under way
JaY-Eye.See began to draw on 81. Juliet
and the excitement became tremendous,
J Abreast the quarter pole So, julien led BY
quarter oi length. The backs OF both
animals were now as level as billiard table,
and they were moving like pieces OF ma
chinery. Approaching the haltmile post
Jay Eye See drew up even with his antag
onist. Al the hill, fifty yards from tn
, three quarter post, Jay.Eye-See broke, bu
after two skips he Immediately
settled down to work again ant
rapidly overhauled st. Julien
The excitement now reached u white hen
, aud Bonner had to call on the crowd 70
, silence. On entering tho home stretch
Jay EyC-Seo was again ut 81. julien
wheels, but Hickok carried little too Ia
out into the ceep mud, at the same tim
keeping 81. julien ON the hard track. Tn
struggle down the straight was grand, Jay
Eye-See gaining at every stride Fifty yard
! from the wire st. Julien led by hal
!, length, but was fal,ering and brok
I, when about thirty feet from the wire Ii
I passed under the wire on run, leading b
\ head. The judges, In consequence OF S
Julien's passing over the score runninl
!, gave the heat to Jay. Eye'See.
Time by quarters-Flrst quarter, 81; ha
l., mite, 1905 81; ihreeq quarters OF q mlll
j, lac l-2; mile 2:20 IL.
u The decision gives general satisfaction
After the FIRST heat the selling stood 500 /
!, 900 In favor of 81. Julien. During the wa
! John Murphy gave Steve Maxwell an
y mate a mile In 2.2i.
| 0..AuA rka haNaaa annlal "a
!, nicely. They were rung up at 4l5 y, II
y Jay .Eye-See took the pole on account ,
= winning the heat. At starting st. Julie
: led by length. Bithers Immediately TOO
u Apull on Jay. .Eyt-See and waited until
I, got Strengthened out for the quarter POI
!, before letting him out. On nearing III
= quarter post 81. Julien led by two ope
= lengths, but soon after passin
Z the post Jay Eye-see began
J, close the gap and trotted !.
4 rapidly that he reached st, Julien's will
y ers. Abreast the hall.mile post 81 Julie
- seemed to be In trouble, but was trotlir
10 good form, nevertheless The flyers the
= made for the hill. st. Julien seemed
y take the uphill work more kindly an
! three furlongs from home the pa,r We
= trotting on level terms. Jay Eye.See vi
, now forcing tha pace, am 81 Julien
y driver took him In hand, preparation
to the hard finish. Coming la
q the straight, JaY.Eye-See led thre
u quarters OF n length. The hnish was "
u riic. IL was simply wonderful how n
" 'nim ,ls could keep their feet during u
10 y lling and h Otit 4 oi the Immense crow
y In midway of the straight 81. Julien ma
a a grand effort under punishment to hes
" his antagonist, but Jay-Eye.See was uns
~ proAcheu aud captured the heat
half length, vel Ia hand
A nme-Flfst quarter, - 81; one-halfmil
6o LOG 80; three.quarter mile, l;43 l'2; mil
1l 2.iS l.2
% Steve Maxwell and mate were driven
&, mile in 2;l0 l-2 against time, after the htI
O Betting on the next heat between ia
oOS Eye-See and 81. Julien was 500 TO 500
sS iavor of the former. The police stopp
mn pool-selling.
'6 Third Heat--Horsas again sent away
10 the first effort this time Jay.EyC.See |
20 by half length, aud on passing the sec
ne the little horse trotted In capital style, a
r. Strengthened for tue quarter post, leadi
sn by length. He passed the mark ful
: two lengths In advance.
ne nearing the half.mile p,
nr st. julien came at bis competitor very rs
or IDLY and entered nto the third quar-
~ at jay Eyo.See, and when h
IG way up the hill, st. JUL
nr quit, leaving Jay-Eye.see TO come on q
II win the heat aud tho race amid trem
" dous Al plause, by three lengths.
rinie-First quarter, 80. halt mile,
Z. "a; thrse.quarter mile, lag; mile, 2.l0.
70 JEROME fARK.
j. JKRoME PARK, Sept. ~ First Rae
Three-yer-oldsi mile dash, was won