Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-13

..-fuirr X Alb
r,sl,,su, Kiohba, Belle Echo
, "a Fsrg Kyle the Winners
i. rss the opening day of
n. !. y this city, and it was one
.,ort, The rain which fell on
in'Droyed the track and placed
,ost perfect condition, the
". cool and bTacing and the
N.elLcontested and exciting
sie IN W. rersons were In attend
~ many ladies in veh icles
,p ~ occssion rs they excitedly
Ip ~ o' snort from the inclosure
y W ,ndoes, stand. A number
v. ,sy were seen in the reserved
.S S grand stand and their
VA Enthusiasm was as great
a their escorts.
Nv VII interest of the day was
~, y the 800 trot, as the con-
~ nearly equally matched.
,hcnsand dollars In pools were
~ thIs event, and Belle Echo
y, u the favorite throughout,
!. q one time Felix was booked
.n,s winner by the knowing
I'M The mare was driven to win
ally III did so. The dead
enis6ed between Ferg Kyle
istsf In the three-quarter
- the best ever seen on the
RIsckfellow ran well In this
H came near being left At the
I,tpn as a whole the days
,psled anything ever seen in
.per of Prince Middleton filed
svainst the time 2:24s made
ma in the last heat OF the
Several watches held on
showed faster time than this,
sorse was going very fast, as
Me- heat by a head from Myr-
FIRST RACE.
drst even I was the $50 trot for a
q 500. Mr.. Armstrong of
entered b. IN. Myrtle; j. b.
Of Cielon, Iowa, entered blk.
Smith: Frank Van Ness, Lex
XIV, eIiered b. &. Isaac; II. II.
dbirgo, H., entered b. z.
Middleton; w. Il. Campbell,
Tex, entered b. 8. g. w.
B. pools Prince Middleton sold
eai $40 to 81 against the field.
heat-After three false starts
d away under the string Will
uding; q. w. Davis second
ilDee Middleton third. JeaI
was nearly left at the post. A
atfr mark the positions wer'
bed, but near the half milf
vent into the cir and Davis anC
nce shot ahead of him. AT thu
unter pole Prince Middleton
tiid up and had the best OF II
tBgth, but down the home
Davis forced him off his fee
lin an easy winner in 2:26.
Middleton second, and lsaa
ibis was the fastest heat tina
nnOtted in this class durini
t
aheat-They got away at tn
1tnd passed under the strinI
titr named: Isaac, G. w. Ds
hae Middleton. Myrtle an,
ahh. Atthe quarter they ha
= Ei with Davis pushing Isaa
Nd. Near the half-mile Isaa
his feet and Davis took tn
Ilh Prince Middleton rapid
sH They came around tn
lAk Davis and Isaac fightin
Nd Prince Middleton ava
y outside. He forced th
down the stretch and at th
0glnd had the leaders in tn
haune in an easy winner, wit
vAO clung close to his heels,
E.eDt; Isaac, third; DAvi
Jan smith, last. Time, 2:2
n hailsaac, as usual, dashe
lhili Myrtle, second; Davis
fnts Middleton, fourth; Jes
s'g1l lengths in the rea
iafatd the quarter in 30, wit
"a Isaac even. Middleto
20 vas several lengths benin
Aoen going down the bAC
lsaac and Davis made
" nce round the turn, viii
s'oa and Myrtle crowded U
10 Them ON the outside. A
1e down the home stretch
ioim, but Prince MiddletC
= them aud came in winnir
10 2;27 Myrtle, secon'
l,fci Davis, fourth.
y leat-Myrtie trotted a gre
= Time, but was not fast enout
They passed under the stril
y Myrtle, Isaac, Davis, Prin
Aon, Jean Smith. These pc
ssIe unchanged until they we
me lower turn beyond &
ls when Middleton moved
y dropped into fourth plaC
ssht into the air and the Ta
seen Myrtle and Prince Nj
me mare trotted a good IA
lomestIetch, but Middlet
.eoef the wire half a leng
500 gait, earning the IN
IN , "a ; Myrtle, second; Je
Iird; Isaac and Davis ma
SECOND RACE.
! cond event was a mile h(
4 ages, for purse of 5000.
~ poell, Gainesville, Tex,
V ~ hlohba, weight 10 poun
z 'Moie entered b. m. Cygno
A,s 10 pounds; Dick Mil
Y. ssA'. entered =. s. James
q weight no pounds;
8 Mobile, Ala entered b.
s H years, 10 peunds; j.
yItston, Iowa, entered b.
'ouf years, weight