Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-23
Rell q. fourth. This race will be nm
isbed at one o'clock to-day.
EpI'VTH RACE.

Bell q. fOurtn. ms iuce VIII w 49,
ished ut one o'clock to-day.
FOURTH RACE.
The next event of the day was the
bnlf.mile heats, for n purse OF sow.
The starters were Alcenie, Queen IFS.
ther. Big En-. Mart Bohrcm, Sorrel
Dan. Emma w. and Gilt. In the first
heat Bohrem started In the lead ana
kent il to the home stretch, the Others
well punched. Entering IL, Emma
w. was seen in the lead, Sorrel Dan
tanning her. Gilt came from the
binch half way down and pushed nj
once to the front, winning easily,
Dan second and Emma w. third.
Time, 81
Second heat In the second heat the
green Jacket of gifts rider was seen
near the center of the pack after they
had COTTON off with struggling start,
but as they entered the homestretch
She dashed through to the front and
won with ease, Mart Borhem second
and Emma w. and Sorrcl Dan tying
for third place. Time OF.
FIFTH RACE.
The five-mlc running race with
change of horses at the end of each
mile, for special prize, between Miss
Mvrtie Peak and Madam Marantette,
was run amidst the greatest excite
ment of the day They changed posi-
tons several times in the race and
Madam Marantette finally won in
HIS.
To-pAY's RACES.
Though yesterday was the big day
of the meeting this far, it must not be
understood that there VIII lie no
further events of interest. The man-
agement have provided for to-day n
programme that will be decidedly iu-
ieresting, and ali events will DC well
worth seeing. Last night the pooling
was not quite so active as the night
before, but it was probably on ac-
count of heavy losses yesterday.
There was no pooling on the 2:35
class. the horses entered in it being
Isaac, Blue Cloud, Coriandcr, Billy c.,
Blue Jay and Whirlwind.
The rates of pooling on the other
races were as f. llows;
Free for all-St Cloud S25, Sleepy
Joe. 81; !leld-Francis Alexander and
McGregor, 81; total, $S4.
Consolation, one milc--Olivette,S $40;
iicld--Mollie Moore, Thady, Glen
ubWtis AlulliiIi' lauii va i'Nb'Nil9
I field, SO; total, $50.
Two mile dash-Brigand Belle $50;
Trix, 50; iield-Mary s., Short Street
81; total, S33.
To-MoRRow's RACES.
The association has already done 8
good work. The racing OF the past
three DAYS has been of such character
as to rank the meeting as the best ever
| a 4 81, g.f .,I "a.
turfmen attending this meeting say il
is the best ever held in the South
west. 1t looks as If the enterprise anC
ambition of the association has NJ
limit, however, for, not satisfied Will
these four days OF the regular meeting
they have made provisions for an eXtr;
day tomorrow. The events will all b'
OF a very attractive character, in fac
as much 80 as any day of the week
The expenses of this extra day will b,
heavy, but doubtless II generous ant
apprcciative public will respond 10y ;
large attendance to-day and to-mor
row. The racing tomorrow will in
clude three-quarter dash for all ages
purse of 5000; COW pony dash of half ;
milo; match race between tween TIVE
good ones; Il ten-mile race between th,
equestriennes and other features no
vet decided upon. The attendance to
day and tomorrow should be large
Everything is so well conducted II,
lady can find aught TO object to, an,
where the fair sex cal
find no objection, the gallan
Texans should he on ham
with all their sweethearts.
TURF TRACKS.
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