Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-24

anu cunning rs ne went, Olivette
leading the pursuing gang, and Thady
the last 10 get of, bringing up the
rear AT the half Matrimony had
shot out from the string and passed
Olivette, the others Tapped. Glendower
continued TO gain as he went, and the
positions remained unchanged at the
last turn. There Thady was seen Ia
take the outside and coming round on
the outside, was seen TO make n push
for the front of the gang. Such leans
as she made were worthy her sire Tom
Bowling. Down the stretch Glen.
dover was cried an easy winner.
with Olivette n good see
ond, but Thady's strides were
telling, and she passed Oliyette and
when Glendower's nose was i'm twelve
inches of the wire she gave lean and
beat him by the merest scratch.
Time, l:l5l.
FOURTH RACE.
The fourth race found MS starters
Isaac, Whirlwind, Blue Cloud, Blue
JAY and Coriander. Isaac sold ia
vorite over the field. Whirlwind and
Blue Cloud got Off In the lead.
There We're several successive charges.
Blue Cloud aud Coriander dividing
the lead until 1t was taken in the
home stretch by Whirlwind who won,
Coriander second, Blue Jay third,
Blue Cloud fourth, and Isaac where
he had been from the start. Time,
2:27s.
The second heat was led off hv
Isaac followed, by Blue'Jay, Coriander
and Blue Cloud had exchanged places.
AT the quarters Whirlwind had
come up TO the second
place. Isaac was still in
the lead. After the last turn 1t was
impossible to see the changes until
they neared the wire, Corianorr win
ming, Isaac second, Whirlwinu third,
Blue Cloud fourth, Blue Jay fifth.
Time, 2:29}.
This race will be finished to-day.
ToDAY's RACES.
These viii include hurdle, COW
pony balf-mile dash, n three quarter
handicap, the ten-mile ride by the
equestriennes and other features OF u
most interesting nature. There has
been more genuine sport provided fol
the public on this the closing day than
on any previous day of the meeting
The price of admission has been placed
at fifty cents in order to give all ;
chance, and make the close the biggest
yet in every respect. Let a kind and
appreclative public respond as Fort
Worth people always do, when called
upon for the public good, and every
body go.
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The Montana lilly is certainly n
fleet as she is handsome. Though sh,
was said to be thrown Off ut Dallas
causing her owner TO lose quite sum
and lost at GAINESVILLE, yet the horse
men thought more of her than any
horse in Texas, ard her runs on Wed
nesday and Thursday have PROVED
their good Judgment. ON Wednesday
IN the three-qusrter mile dash she wol
over field Of ten, with such goo'
ones in it as Princess, Alcena, Mavro
Lin and the famous two-year-old, Mis-
Yates. Nor was that all, as on Thura
day, in the one-half mile heats, shl
won easy in straight heats, over a iiel'
of eight cracks. In this Sorrel Dan
met his first defeat in Texas, and hi
hackers lost heavily, he selling agains
the field. Gilt has many admirers II
Texas, particularly among the ladies'
Following were the pooling rates Of
to-day's races at the Cattle EXchang
last night: 80,
Unfinished trot-Isaac so; Fiei,
81 Total Sii.
Cow Pony Race, hall-mile dash
Cow Boy, Ranger, Birdie g., wa
Hill, Grey Eagle.
Thrce.quarter handicap - Princess
100, 50; Matrimony, l02, 50; Gilt, ia
$40; Emma W., 9S, s.; Queen Esther
IS, 50. Total SOS.