The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-04

soma, William Trumbull, John II, hal
heck, sr and r., Alex. Taylor, orBanlIrr VI
the qontlemuns association, John helley;
Edward KeaInoy Shepherd Knapp. anu
many prominent western tIotuue h,h'
Twenty.Iour thousand tickets were SOLD:
The crowd awaiting admitance extended
as far as the eye could reach. Betting SUD
denly dropped aud IL appeared thot on.
Jnlien would start the favorite at SlOO 10
500. The judges were George .. Alley;
fornerly owner Of Dexter, Alex Taylor ana
When the drivers entered the office OF
the clerk of scales to weigh, they met WIN
an enthusiastic reception rom ihe Sas,
thropg. st. Julien's driver wore black ana
the driver of Jay.Eye.See purple. Each
weighed 100 pounds.
Tbe first heat was started ut 3:45 p. m.
st. Julien drew the pole. At the thru at
tempt the competitors got the wore, WIN
st. Julien half length ahead. HlcRoK
kept st. Julien under pull. In rounalhg
the turn Jay-Eye-See was at St. Julien 5
wheels. After getting, fairly under way
| Jay-Eye. See began TO draw on St. Juilen
and the excitement became tremendous.
Abreast the quarter pole st. Julien led by
quarter of a length. The backs OF botn
animals were now as level as billiard tables
and they were moving like pieces OF ma
ohinery. Approaching the halt mile posi-
Jay. Eye. See drew up even with ms antag'
onist. A, the hill, fifty yards from the
after two skips he Immediately
settled down to work again ana
ranidlv oyerhauled St. Julien.
The excitement now reached white heat
and Bonner had to call on the crowd Tor
silence. On entering the home stretcn,
Jay. Eye-See was again at ". Julien
wheels, but Hickok carried a little 100 lar
out into the deep mud. at the same l I'm
keeping St. Julien on the hard track, Ihe
struggle down the straight was grand, Jay
Eve.See gaining at every stride. Fifty yards
from the wire St. Julien led by a hall
| length. but was faltering and broke
when about thirty feet from the wire: lie
passed under the wire on run, leauing ny
head. The judges, in consequence OF d.
Julen's passing over the score running
gave the heat to Jay Eye.See. %. h,,,
mile, los "a; three-quarters OF mile,
1:42 10 mile, 2:2O Ia.
The decision gives general satisfaction.
| A tier the first heat the selling stood $lUu 10
800 in favor of ST. Julien. During the wait
John Murphy gave Steve Maxwell and
mate mile in 2:A.
Second Heat-The horses were cooleo on
nicely, They were rung up at 4:lo D. N;
Jay.Eye-See took the pole on account OF
winning the heat. At starting st. Julien
led by a length. Bithers Immediately TOOK
pull on Jay.Eye-See and waited until he
got Strengthened out for the quarter post
before letting him out. On nearing the
quarter post st. Julien led by two open
lengths, but soon after passing
The post .Ss Jay Ey sna r Osssn
RAPIDLY that he reached St. Julien's with
ers. Abreast the half-mile post St.. Julien
seemed to be in trouble, but was trott1Dg
IN good form, nevertheless. The flyers then
made for the hill. St. Julien seemed to
take the uphill work more kindly ana
three furlongs from home the pair were
trotting on level terms. jay Eye-See was
driver took him in hand, preparatory
to the hard finish. Coming into
the straight, Jay.Eye-See led three
quarters of q length. The finish was ter.
rife. It was simply wonderful how the
animals could keep their feet during the
yelling and hooting of the immense crowd.
| In midway of the straight st. Julien made
a grand effort under punishment to head
preached and captured the heat by
a half length, well in hand.
Time-First quarter, 80 "a; one-half mile,
Loo "a; three-quarter mile, l:43 IL; mile
2.lS IL.
Steve Maxwell and mate were driven a
mile in PIG IL against time, after the heat
Betting on the next heat between jay
Eye-See and 81. Julien was Sioo to gov ~
favor of the former. The police stopped
pool-selling.
Third II eat-Horses again sent away a,
the first effort this time. Jay-Eye-See led
by half length, and on passing the score
the little horse trotted III capital style, and
Strengthened for the quarter post, leading
by length. He passed the mark fuiIy
two ,,rn Lengths o in ba,f aaGn1ce pot ~
st. Julien came at his competitor very rap
idly and entered MO the third quarter
way up the hill, St. julien
quit leaving Jay-Eye.See to come on and
win the heat and the race amid tremen'
dous applause, by three lengths
Time-First quarter, 80; bali mile. l:0t
"a; three-quarter mile, l:42; mile, Z;l5.
JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, Sept. 29.-First Race
Three-year.olds mile dash, was won by
Aransa; Duplex, second; Brady third. Time
-1;H.
Second Race-Nursery Stakes. io- 2-veaI
Odds: three-quarters OF mile dash; him
alavs WON. leo, second; homage, third
Time-l:20.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH. Sept. @.-The hrs
race, three-fourlhs mile. won by Baror
Fayorite; Little Phil, second; Joe, third
TimC-l:l7.
Second Race-One Mile and quarte
dash. was won by Marshall; Felicia, sec
ond Henry B, third. Time-2:l6.
Third Race-0ne and one eighth mile, wa
won by Pilot, by a length Lizzie Mack
second; Centennial. third. Time, 2:04.
Fourth Race-0ne and one-quarter mile
was won by Dizzy Blonde, by length; idi
! A .acord. Fareweil third. Ifme-2l71
Fifth ace-Three-quartcrs OF a mile
dash, was won by Little Phil; Battledore
second; Little Kittie, third. Time-l:lS.
sixth Race-Three-f ourths mile dash, wa
won by Carry Stewart Ferg; Kyle, second
Frankie, thiTd. Time-l:lS "a.