The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29
JAY EYE SEE AND PHAnLAs.
qrhey Try to Beat Their Own
Records and Fail.

New York, 2s.-The long ex.
nected trial OF Jay Eye See and
Phallap. to beat the record of 1884
and 2 1857 respectively, took place
TO day ON Prospects Park traes,
BROOKLYN, The weather was
delightful. In the morning slight
breeze prevailed. Towards noon
stronger wind from northwest
sprang up, which lncreas ed. as sne
hour set for the frat trial, 3 p. m,
approached. Attendance a2out 5000
peopls. There were few netaoles
of the rscing and trots,ng Wofld
present; nearly all Of the former
Class were at Brighton Beach
while the latter had mostly gone 10
to Hartford. Dand and Aliey
Bonner were present. The trace
has been SO frequently woraeu
uoon that it was exceedingly fast;
still. the brothers thought it was no
30 good as on Monday last, the DAY
prior to the one originally SET ioi
The trial, and Hoagland. one OF tEt
Judges said it lad been raxea aho
scraped so much there was u
elasticity in it. PuDrtna.'y
3 O'Clock Phallas came out Tor is
warming u2 mile. II wore snin
boots forward, aid quarter
boots tehind and .alilsU
his regular seventeen ounce shoe
Bithers looked very handsom'
lin plum color, and the stallion
called forth much admiration Dy NJ
!! free action. The breeze, meanwhile
had lnsiderably increased, and be'
| ting in auction pools was 20 to IL
Phallas would not beat 2 10. Aftel
| two or three j'gs around the tFacs
| Bithers gave him his warming III
mile. which he went IN 2.z54, 81
| ING to the quarter in S91 and TO the
| half 44sl. He was then taken back 10
the stable and after RUBBING down
was again harnessed. After Two
attempts, .Rithers nodded forward
apd Phallas went off moving as
steady as clock work. He was fol-
lowed by arunning mate hitched to a
sulky. The first furlong was slow bns
Pbalias seemed to warm up as n
, moved on. On passing the quarter
mile, however, he caught the Wine
, and his stride seemed to shorten
} and nesriug the half it was PLAN
the record Il 2.l3g would not be ap-
3 nroached. In the stretch BitheiS
did not force him ard after he nae
i, finished. Judges hung out 2.1Ss. :.
4 Jaw Eve See wac now brought
, out Sod oraatpd with q round OF ap.
g plause. The warming heat was
e given in 2.2,L. Phallas then made
l a second attempt to beat the recosd
= Ousrter was ttotted IN 952; midway
between quarter and hall he broke
t but settled quickly. At the upper
$ turn he again ent into the air, au
I near the distance made two more
8 ekips. Time of this heat was 2 201l4
a Jaw Eye See was now ushfred I,
the first attempt to beat the record
? The betting was even against bsas
y ing 10 and SO TO $50 In favor O.
: 211. Dave Gedeu was his runnln:
/. mate hitched to q sulky, and fol
h loweia few lergths behind. Hi
u first quarter was made in 3314 A
J. the upper turn the breeze wen
wrong with him aud he seemed +
labor. The half was trot'ed II
1.04}, three. quarters in 1878 NIL
Il 2l24.
Pnallas then trotted his thiyd hea
:. in 2.1715, breaking as be crossed tn
% wire. jay Eye See trotted the secon
u heat In 2.144; the quarter in .35 Z
y half in L0s4, three quarter in 1. 4o1A4
Bithers was very much disappointed
Is After weighing, he said TO the As
u ISOLATED Press correspondent: ''Thl
D; lie terrible. I did not think it woul
1 turn en- as bad az this, but th
$, track was without elaticity. It wa
), absolutely dead IND it cEpr ed badl,
III Phallas particularly suffered froI
>, the latter dsiect; besides the win
= was dead against us." MIR. Ruslel
d when asked about Bonnef's buyin
Pc Jay Eye See said: "That is all ov'
&c for the present.. Maud S., how
ever, will he kept in active training
IN and even il Jay Eye See falls
~ beat his record or not, she will
se two or three weeks hence be sent
D. y beat her own record" Jay Eye s.
u and Phallas leave New York 4
Minneapolis tomorrow morning.