The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04

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NEW YoRi, Aug. 2s.-ll n. m.-The
morning is fine, the wind light and the
conditions for fast time at Prospect
Park favorable. The manager OF Jay
Eye-See and Phallas report the track
excellent, and that the trotters are tit
for the task Ol reducing the record. Ed
ward Bither will handle both horses.
lie is reported as especially confident
that .Phallas will lower his standing
record of 2:l3N. The trials will not he
made till O'Clock or later,
PRusPECTPhRK B~RooTLYS, Aug. 22.-
Attcr Il warming up mile in 2:2b4, Pnai-
!Hs raUurup ana got he word tor his fast
nill. Tho wind was dead a4diusJ him,
aud i~iitiicrs was hardly ready for the
word. lie went Tho quarter in 20
seconds, the half in l:U,&4, the three
quarters in l:il. and tine mile ia 2:lSE.
pnallas repeated in 2:Gl+, breaking
badly.
,Jay-EyC-Scc trottcd the quarter in
a3L,, the half in l:Dlii, the inree-Iuar-
terS in 1917, and the mile in 2:l2l!.
Phnllas trottrd the third trini quarter
in 3i&, the half in l:OS; the three-uuar-
ters IN l:i24, and The mile III 2:l7l2.
Jay-Eyc-Sec, 81 his second trial. made
the quarter in 3jl3, the hair in l:uS4, the
threG-quarters in l:iOh. and the mile in
2:liA. No other attempt will be made.
DETAILED AC DUNN
New York, Aug. 2S.-rhe lOng-ey-
prctcd trial Of Jay-Eye-Sce and Phallas,
10 beat the record OF 2:09A and 2:l3A,
took plac TODAY Oh the Prospect Park
track, Brooklyn. In the morning II
slight breeze prevailed. Towards noon
Il stronger wind from the northwest
spraug mp, which increased as the hour
a i.. I'm fret trIll Z N ri ptnrnlnllI
There were about 5000 people in the
field, which vas also well fring"d
with carriages, road wagons and other
vehicles. There were lew tiotableI Ot
the racing and trotting world present.
Nearly all of the former class were at
Brighton Beach. The latter lad mostly
gone to Hartford. David and Alley
Bonner were present. The track had
been diligently worSra upon. 1t was
lIst. still Bithcrs thought it was not
quite az good as on Monday last, the
day prior to the originally set for the
trial, Hoaglaud, one of the judges, said
it had been raked and scraped so much
there was no elasticity to it,. Pulictu-
ally at 3 o'clock Phalias ann
out for a warming up mile,
lie wore shin boot forward and quarter
boots behind, and carried his regular
seventeen ounce shoes. Bithers looked
NtIN Istll'tSplllC III us PUN ''i'iN Wv
the stallion called forth much adnira-
ton by his free action. The breeze mean
while had increased and the betting in
the auction pools was twenty five tn ten
that Phallas would beat 2.l5. After two
or three logs around, Bithers gave him
a warming up mile, which he went IN
2:.jl4, going the quarter in 800, the
nalf in l:l4A. He was then
taken back to the stable, and after rub
l.-.. I,,,, .".,, ,..n., n...t,, /. s,a.,n.l n,
his Torty-eipht-pound Sully. The thor
olghbrcl Dave Gideon was brought out
shortly aft aIwards, also to Il sulkv, and
Hiram Home q the rcins over hun.
After two attempts Bith"rs nodded for
the word and Phal!as went off, moving
steady AS Il clock, the running horse
about six lengths behind. The first fur
long was 81 W, Dut Phallas seeined to
warm up ~ he moved Oh. Passing tho
quarter pole. however, he caught vino
and his stride seemed shorter, ana
the half it was plain that the
record of2:l34 would not bearpro iched.
the stretch Rithcrs did not lo.re him,
and afr n had finished the judge sung
out: ''2:ISA!' The time WIS W such a
tavorite that there WAS no pool-selling
Phallas beating h record.
Jay-Eve-See was now brought out,
aud the little black gelding looked
Wtll no diIl III " IpihuS vi ap
He wore shin boots and vas
to u 40-pound sulky. He went
warming up heat in 2:2lla.. He was
taken back TO the stables and Phallas
brought out for "a second attempt. At
ter two attempts Bithtrs nodded and
the horse went of so regularly that he
to the quarter in 33A. Midway be-
tween the quarter and the half h9 broke
8ithers quickly settled him, bus ~ 1lr'
per turn he went in the air again. ~.
ter setting down he travelled wsll until
near the distance stand, when he made
y couple more skips. The time OF this
heat was 2:- u.
Jay-Eye. So was now brought out for
kis first attempt vt beating Tn" record.
Betting was even against bea;inK2 2: 0and
twenty-five 10 fitty in favor Of making IL
n 2:ll. Dave Gideon, h runner, WAS
out to accompany Jay-Eys-see.
After three attempts Bithers nodded
snd got the word, he geldiuY going to
quarter in 33I4, from there To the
lalf, his speed seemed to increase, and
10 went stride after stride like clock
work, but at the upper turn, however,
he breeze went wrong with him ild he
to labor. a thousand watches
we're held on him. To all it was doubt
i'll whether the record would be noaten.
rhe ueXt quar,er was better, but
no last, which is generally Jay
- strongest, fell of, and
he time OF the heat was 2:l2B.
me quarter wax made in 234. the half
l:0lL1, tho ti.ree-quarters in 1917.
Phallas was now brought out for his
bird attempt. lie went To tho quarter 1