The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-18

| WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-The fall meeting
Of the National Jockey club; the first day
The weather is clear and cool, and th
| track Is In excellent condition. Abou
| 5000 persons are present.
First Race-0ne mile won by Aranza;
Brad, second; HomespuD, third. Time
1:44 IA.
Second Race-Arting stakes for two year
olds, three-iourths of mile; Leo, first;
EcIat, second; Welcher, third. Time-l;l7.
Third Race-Washington stakes all ages;
Parole, first; Rice, second; Colonel Sprague,
third, Time-2:10 "a.
CHICAGO, Oct 16-The sixth day of the
Chicago driving park fall trotting, third
pacing meeting; weather cold and bright,
track unfinished.
Three exciting and closely contested
heats were trotted Prince winning the
first and Index the second and third. To-
day Index won the final heat and race. Kitty
Van fell within two lengths OF the finish,
with blood streaming from her nostrils,
having choked down and ruptured blood
vessel. Her driver, Ray Warren, was
thrown heavily to the track, striking on
his head, and was carried insensible to the
club house.
Index s, l. 1, /; Prince, (tavorite) l. 2, 2 8;
Adelaide, 2. t. AZ; Kitty Van, 3, 3. 3 dis
tanced; Glen Miller, T. distanced. Time
Z L
The unfinished 2:3O pacing race,
3 heats paced yesterday. Jordon
takiog the first two; Billy Nj, third. To
day Billy NJ. won the fourth heat in 2:2i 1-2
In the next heat there was every appear
ance OF his winning, but his driver pulled
him, and Jordan beat him out in 230.
This, with the fact that the regular pool
betters made Jordan fayorite, 100 to 80,
before the heat, in spite of Billy M.
l. sxy;p
best time of the race; led the .judges
declaring it no heat. and John Campbell
was put up to drive Billy NJ, the next heat,
and to put it In the mildest way, he
drove her very clumsiey, for after Jordan
broke at the turn and fell several lengths in
the rear, Campbell allowed his competi-
tors to come even terms with him as far Us
the side track, supplemented by, letting his
horse go to pieces in tangled break on
home stretch and be beaten by Jordan in
2:3O. The judges however awarded the
race to Jordan, and announced they would
investigate the matter after the days rae
ing was over; Jordan, l, l, 2, 2, O. i; Billy
M, 2,3, L, 1903 Clara ID, 4, 4, 80. 2, 2;
Black Passenger, 81 4, 4, o. 4; Little Moss.
distanced. Time-230; 2:2i; 2:M IA; 2:A
IA: 2:30; 230.
Free Tor all pacing was Won by Rich Ball,
with ease, in straight heats. Summary:
Rich Ball, favorite, l /; Orabelle, 3. 2 .;
Wsstmont, 2, 3. Time-2:2s IA; 2:ls IA;
Glass 2:l9-Trottipg; Ayon by Monroe
Chief. Summary: Monbe.Chie |. /, 1;
Zoe B.. 3. 2, 2; Sleepy Joe, 2, g., Time
2:22; 2:23 IA; 2:22 IL.
BRIGHToN BEACH, Oct 16 "A small at.
tendance. Two jockeys had bad falls and
are probably fatally hurt.
In the second race Bustle was nearly
trsmped to death, and IN the last race
John Hamilton fell on Jockey Ford.
Purse Rsce-Warders, ali ages; three
fourths mile; Vibrator won; Charley Fisk,
second Bradford, third. 'Time-1l7 "a
Purse Race-Fo- three-year-ods three
quarters mile: B,noretta won; Black Gal,
second; Dexter, third. Time-1:lS 1-2.
Extra allowance; one mile and a furlong;
Dan f., won; Lilly Dale, second; Marshall,
third. Time-1.59 IL
Purse Race-All nges, mile and fur
long, Pilot won; Babcock, second; ;Vexatior
third. Tlme-159
Steeple Chase-Short course, Bride Cake,
won; 0dette, second; Puritan, third. Time
p 10.