The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

SHEEP HEAD BAY, Sept 22,--First R0ce--
Mile; Vocalc, first; Huron, second; Tigau,
bird. rime-l:i534.
MYsTIC PARK, Sept. % -Unlinised 210
rnce-J Il. Thomas won. Time OF heat
2;2O.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. pa drzzling rain
continued Throughout the day. nece,sin-
tiug postpOnement OF the races until Mon
day. Two unfinished races remain con-
dAued from yesterday on account OF the
rain.
orcond Race Handicap sweepstakes,
mile and quarter; Mediator, first; Euclid
second; Relree third. Time-210l4,
Third Rlce-GreRt Long Island stake vi
sges four miles E,le won. rime-7l3 IL
Fourth Rtot-Haudlcap BNerpstakes,
thrce'qusrters mile; Breeze won in two
STRAIGHT heats.
Fifth RacC--Autumn steeple chase, vi
cour.r; Charemague won Disturbance
second; m McGownn, third. Tine; o
CINClNEATI, Sept. % There was large
attendance. A iust track and general de-
icat of iayorites were the features OF the
'nst day OF the Lstouia Jockey CLUB 'sll
meeting at Coyngton.
First Race-.Purse 800, Of which 800 to
second; FIRST two-yeGr-old stake win
ners 10 carry twelve pounds extra, other
NllllltEN hfNfll lNuIllh NANlht NuNNN luNlNE
run second In a stake OF the value Of 81 600,
10 carry four pounds extra, ,hree.Quartrr
mile. The starters were Louisville, Bridget
aud Burr Oak. The race was u practical
vnlkover for Louisville, Bridget second,
| Burr Oak beaten. Time-l;30.
Second Race-Purse 500, Of which 800
to second, for horses that have
no. started and have not won
dudng the meeting, those having secured
'Ccond money TO carry five pounds extra
ia miles The starters were Carlisle
0'iyette, Wild KaniRs, Rim a, Monarch
aud LovQnt, The race was II gIeat turpri>e
70 the knowing, ones. Leyant igmned Oh
with lead, followed by Wild Kansas
Monarch, Carlisle aud the others
trailing. Levant he'd the lead all the way
20 the quarter stretch, where Murphy
brought Monarch mp, and a fierce fight
ensued, but Levant finished first by half a
length; Monarch, second Kilmeny, third
| rime-2li French pools paid $j1j 81
Third Race FalsettO stakes, Tor three.
year.olds, foals OF 1850, with 1000 added
ol whohO00 to second
The starters we're Viola'or, Ohermyer
Chatter ,Aa'ec aud MOGiniy. Niolator
went of with tho track, the o,rcrs
bnnchsd ut his heels, Violat' r
seld the pole to tie
surrendered 1t n Aztec. Aztec won easily
by three lengths ObsrmyCr came witn 4,
| rush Tor second place. NiOlator tell back To
third, Chatter fourth, McGenty last
| rm0--3i53I.
Fourth Ricc-Purse 5000, of which
81 900 Is to the second winning; penalties
aud allowance for non-wlnncrs, mule
heats, The starters were Jocosu, Wauilnwer,
Ellie IL. and FosIral. Enle IL made al the
running, winning bv two lengths; Wal.
lower, second; FOstrai, third, Tme-l;i6
Jocose was distanCed. la the second heat
rain began falling while the horses were Nj
The post FOstral won under drive, Ethir
II second; Wsllhower. third. Time-l:i6
la the third heat both horses ran on even
terms until seventy yards from the wire
when Ellie ii drew away aud won by hall y
length. Time-l:iS IL,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22-From every sec.
| ton OF the country horses aud visitors Arp
pouring into Louisville Never before In
the history OF tho Louisville Jockey
club has there been such universal interest,"
taken IN a meeting Tele.
grams Tor rooms at the hotels
show the vast crowds that are
coming. The exposition management, OF
made the coming week the jockey club
week, aud many OF the touthoru
governors have conveniently arranged th,i.
state DAYS during the meeting
The stables OF I. NJ. West, Y.
A. Brady, l.. Curdau, J, q McFadden, Ed
Beardslee, George Downing, W. A..
Schullv, Chris Doyle, Henry Brown,
K, Garland. Churchill X johnson,
]. N. Long, Mclnlyre, Sweeney 4
Elliott, FOgard aud lsraol Durham' Paul
Bowen Clay, Cassidy, Couneny. Budle.
man, Browning, Pete Harper W, l., Scott,
Carnagan, 9, l.. Hunt Mcloe, Bryan
Sellers, McGayach, Colcz1i, Chiun
aud Morgan Lord, Applegatr,
Davis Murphy, Becser, Fleetwood
NJ. Il, Gibbons. Thomas Gunstcady. Arm.
strong, Cottrell, Fox, Swigeit, Williams,
NEWELL, Lillty, McDsuiels, Thompson,
Dunn, Whaler, Mcclellan, Lancaster,
Shemple, Ferguson and Eckers, number
| ing in all some sixty odd
stables, are horses In greater variety than
ever assembled before any race course in
the county. Monday has quiie an inter.
tsung card of Ave races. The
exposition people have chosen
| October 10th as governors day
A telegram was tonight sent 10 Governor
Butler, Of Massachusetts, asking
him 10 meet Governor Bate
ot Tcnnesse, at the exposition on October
i,h or to come here ON governors
day, when tho governors Of
several states will he present,