The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
THE FALL RACES.

The coming races OF the Dallas Jockey
Climb. which commence Tuesday. the 9Th
instant. will draw q large crowd 10 tnls
citv. and those who attend will not bs dis
appointed, for they will witness the nnest
racing that ever occurred in this section
OF the country.
Yesterday morning we visited the race
track and were well rewarded. There Is over
1oO horses there now aud they are still cont
mo m on every train. Every class in the
trotting ana pacing programme is wei
filed. and there is no doubt but that the
running purses will become better rep
sented. To attempt to recount the career
of ali of them would be an endless task SO
will only go 30 tar AS those entered IN tne
free-for.all trot: Joe Sheldon, New iorH'
has b. Q, 81. Cloud, with record Of ~;
~ Gland ia a good one, and defeated
Sleepy Joe at Rochester. Frank vanness'
al Lexington, Kentucky, enters the won
dariul BIk Sr "Francis Alexander" with a
record of2:19 Alexander was the winner
of the great 1000 stallion stake At Boston
two years since. r. i. Lee. TOPEKA, Kan,
sas. with The q. II. l.. "Robert McUregor'
record. 2:1sl4 IL is said that within few
davs mast this horse trotted on halt mile
track in 2:23 1-2. Lew Glenn, Mount ~. as
ant Iowa. with his b. q. big Soap. Is
newt In line. ''Big Soap" has record OF
"a q and has been good horse all through
the nresent season. The last We looked Ht
was "sleepv Joe !" belonging to Mr.. Camp
hell. of Dallas. Heleft us early In the spring
With A record of 80 IL, and returned
~ ne where The onlv class he can get In
through the north Texas circuit IL the Tree
FOR AM trot reducing his record to 2l9l-4
Thera are numerous other noted horses,
snch a. Richbsll. Fuller, The King, lRdex'
etc. etc. Richbsld is the wonderful phcer.
who cleaned up about everything, through
the grand circuit, obtaining a record oil
The management Of the jockey club 10
addition 20 their fine string OF runners.
trotters and PAGERS, have arranged with b.
Fvers. TO bave an equestrienne match dur
inc the fail meeting, which commences
hs1e IN Tuesday next. There will be
given two conte.ts Of speed and endurance
of two miles and ten miles 10 be riddcn oy
Madame Msrantelle and Miss PIX. 500 70
- sivsn 10 The winner and $40 10 the
loser; changes from borse 10 horse 70
e % mn Ts. Without touching ground. This
com biustion carry with them nine
thoroughbred horses 20 sc.
cnmpllsh the voDoerul utne
they make. They have With tnem ln
Their stable Robert n, who has the honor
! ~ boidine the top record for hail mile
accomplished st Chicago tvo years sincei
IN - seconds
Madame Narantelle, 90 the nsms would
frnr,iv. IL French. She came - this c9un-
Z try Ten years ago, bot has only been rialnf
two vears. sbs 4 The scknsSisogee
I champion ten mile rider 81 the world, snc
I covered that disrsncs 81 Syracuse, hes
/ Yo-k- Angus, 1881 In 30.0i IL
Miss Nyrtie Peek has ben ~ nome u
~ eaddie since she vas fve years old
- nov 81 the are e sirieea- -
wsr-rs the lsurtls - tne lorg-oit
s~-,rs euusstrieuns. The fsstest time eve
made for twenty mlss rs sccom 2 isne'
/ ~ he- 81 MinneEpoiis ~ A-Eust iAst =
-. -ruae-ful tine u 90.
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