Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-07

A correspondent OF the New York Spffi
of ~ Times, writing from Fot Worth, Tex,
November iith. says: - the boys dpop IN
from the rare track to night get thesr ideas
about the speed shown before the rain
Wagner says They went some, can tell
you. can go as fast hers ssanywhere down
Essi.' a. j. Johnson reinsrks: srhere isut
4 horse on the grounds that cant best his
record over this track. I've time some OF
them SO fast they scare me. Nj. Titus says.
IT the boys beat me here, they will Beat
2.2o
DO sou fear record on the mare ? /
No, was his fejoinder. I would like Il
have Il 2. 10 or better ] never epuid make
money skinning around to shun q record.
have seen good deal Of trotting. and haY
made up my mind that It Is deiusiun. II
don win t0-morrow i II give them aaDtber
trial af Waco, then 90 straight home, say
ine word Tor me: While 1 have no special
reason 70 complain about the follows piiied
against me, | want to say that Mccarthy has
driven square all the way through. Wheh
c0uldnt wiz at Gainesville, WAS giad to see
him win.
For many years to come the memory Of L.
H. 1itus aud Belle Echo viii Feiaan With
the Texans They honor him because he
gives them horse race every time.
fhe third rare Was the one N which che
rioss interest oentered. and UPON which the
most nioney Was placed kcho was the
choice AZ is lo sl6 los the field. and both
ends kept up the clip merfifly. Il was no
sure thing for the mare. but she had shown
4 terrine trial over this track. fr. Titus
wanted 10 win regardless and his hackess
were, therefore, A3,ngutne and sandy. Il vas
Nc game Of biud--tho money laiked for i
The frsi heat Echo led tfom one end to
the other. The heat was not exciting, save
Just at the anish, whom Felix and Mrlghl
had d hard struggle tor second place Wright
saving the place by brleineks
The second heat contained good deal
wire the frst time wight was leading and
going steady ASA clock BY the way, he has
IA great measure quit that constant danc
Ing. for which Andy Coleman deserves
heap q credit. ECHO vas second, tslix
third, France TOO fas BACK 20 make fight
for ii Around 70 the lower turn the three
leaders were close together As they
etraishteped for the wlre the mare broke
the other two surged ahead and had hot
lnishs both going into the air near The dis
tanee, but Wright was the nrr to recover,
and won the heat D3 a length
The third heat Felix Ret the best oi the
send-oH, France was tapped on his wheel
then Wright, with the mare last. SO they
made Che turn and shot down the back
stretch ithe hall France had poked his
nose ahead OF Felix, the other righ. near
by At the three-quarfers France was
slightly in the lead but when they swung
up even With him, and thus they weayed to-
gether The msre broke seyenty yards from
the wire. Felix aud Frauce going for eaeh
other gamely, but Felix was too much ior
the other fellow
The fourth heat Wright who WAS going
the fastest when The word WAS given, took
the pole IT once, which be held to the quar-
ter. Felix and the mare were going pretty
we'll, and before they reached the halt had
passed Wright The mare oultrotIed the
party around the lover turn, ard Wns not
headed coming to the wire Felix WAS At
himself and came ia good second.
The last heat was trotted in the duzk Of
the evening, the mare proving fhe better
horse.
Parse $500; 2. 20 class.
Belle Echo, B m, BY Echo
l. IL. Titus 8 81 II
Felix, ch. &. By Natwnod
.s-i-s..i..N. II Mccarthy 3 2 .
Dick Wright. b. g., ly Hinstaie
Horse A. Coleman l 3 81
Albert France. b. g.,.... 4-..
F Van Meas 4 4
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