The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02
OH! YOU DARLING.
JAY-EYE-sEE's PERFORMANCES.
The Game Little Gelding Snatches the
Eibbon From Maud S,-other Re-
markable Turf Feats-Dust
From the Diamond,
Jay.Ere.see,s wonderrul re..

AfON lbENCE, aug, I.--JaY-EVe- See on
the Narragansett Parl, trool, +o'd,,, 49,.
,,assos -, 7S.isoV' : al n track To-Day sur
r''9' 81 PioNlous performances, MAX
ing mile in 2l0, thus beating his own
previous record of 2:l04 and that of
Maud >. S2iOAD The crowd also wit
messed the famous black gliding
H. b. Wlnship and mate beat their
double team record of 2;09l4, and that of
frank ana mate of 20S% The post
ponement OF events from Wednesday
!tst was agreat disappointment to prom
lnent turimen in all parts of the
couhtry, ana the heaVy rain Thursday
hlgnI threatened REIMBURSEMENT of the
eNlilhltlon' The genial sunshine and
lny,lsor9tlng ar OF Friday, however, was
Wel non WIN widespread enthusiasm
an AIa'Nnlaster"rlllln speedily bloug'
lII circuit INTO admirable condition,
alnough the surface was not as firm
anu sPfhsy as ne desired. Early in the
Mternooh Trans brought thousands of
sporting 'men from all sections
OF tle country Inc grand stand which
accoh,lhodateS 5000 persons, was
quicNly ,nlled ana hundreds Of car
riaSes lineI the west side OF
tne track III Is estimated that
lV'UVO We're ~, present at the hour
vi seaIViilS. me me owners OF the lavorite
,i0rses, Jay-Eye-See and ii. b, Winship,
Messrs' .; l. Case and j. ,. Banaby,
were III the middle tier of the grand
oVunV WIN Vhelr wives, ana watched
G1o ott viii intense interest. Pool
pooths were III active competition and
oettlhg on the Ebon trotter was at
puu Oh 10 10 SlO mat Jay-Eye See would
peaV tne record, while Winship
nuu iliate were hrm iavorites. The
jiu5ies s9Iecteu were John Shepard, of
, poatohi rraiih >. stevens, OF swansea,
nn,aoe;aSHIluseVVes, ana " u windsor, OF
IoNluelce'
n...,, Tue FIRST EVENT,
the Irlal OF Jay-Eye-See, was promptly
called at y o'clock. Jay-Eye-See was
p!ousht OUT blanketed and was soon
,lItcneu 20 the sulky' Bithers took. his
pinnc o,, pcillu nm, ana the llttle flyer
t ~ iiIo Gu py d crowd OF admirers tagged
70 tiie sate ieanalhg 10 the stretch. AS the
li W ~ III lie grahu stand caughtsght
o Ill i"'i'Gu9 ,'oISu silout OF greeting
sMeileu lor1li Whlch was taken
up by groups in other parts
lne S.ouhuS, ana as the noble
animal am i'., turned 5 mo the stretch
NV lI"s3eu uoNn III front OF me Judges
a i''I.. 'he nj applause rose IN deaienlng
v nc Inc circuit OF inc track
was itiaue al an easy gait
r IN, a,tgI one or Two more
1ulils' nlVners sigiiiiled ms intention to
70 easy mite and warm up. Tho
ahnouhcelllehJ was made by
luugos, ana Jay-hye see came down
" NV a., qfs rS P tt l1r the word. ne went
AWAY from the WIRE irotting evenly and
WITHOUT nav throughout the COURSE
i pl'i i'l ilau 10 hoiu nm back. lie went
,ho " .no luarIer posi- III % seconds;
NioWsIi anu nc passed. the hall IN l:l2%
anu the ihfee1quarters in lH9l2, Jog
G!nE ullder inc wire at 2:22I9. The
morse was tllen taken pack to the stable
20 pc RUINED down,
1ohn MuIphy mere came INTO the
SISicn pehlnu COhenheld's MaNey
Nopp TO give her warming
| " heaI previous TO making
tne aIlelnp5 10 beat PhallaS' record
OF zioA' Inc circuit was made at
IN easy gait ana the mare
Rassea uhaer the wire in 2:32. II. b..
Insiilp ana Ihalias were next
p.I,23ushl 9ul, Jii G9idGn handling the
ii,,o III, nehliiu we PACK gelqing, while
DIV. ,lyuG ITS WIS pehlnu the stallion. The
tWo nfeI wore sent away together Tor Il
TiartiilliilE- vi neat ana trotted evenly to
ny hulSil' tue hllle Delng made IN 2:ji !.
Niler TINS came
%, THE GREAT EVENT
on IIe Jay ana the greatest event I'M the
history OF me trottlng turf. Jay Eye
gee came on me track ana as he swung
mo thG SlIVtch Judges announced that
ne would make the attempt to beat his
| record:
jim Murphy Denlnd ms own running
morse was also ON the stretch, limhoring
0 ,,,it, as ne was 10 go "a , mile
| Nun JAy-Eye-ose 10 give the httle
/ u! or courage ana force MN 70 faster
/ 5ulI II necessary AFTER Jogging up lhe
Town stretch once or twice Jay-Eye
and came down ' to the Sy wire for s'a the
word. lie was working magniiicently,
9nd as "Gop" was shouted by
Mr. winston, the little geld
ing SPED away around me
iurh With the runner ABOUT eight
/ lphglhs behihu' Never did a horse
work more evenly Than dld Jay-Eye-
| see as nc sped around the turn
ana y scented as II ne was piece OF
| ulachlhery ana not thlng win NE, so
| perfect was ms ac,ion' UP the quarterhe
/ went IN ~, win the runner trailing four
lenSths pe,nlhu, ana Us he sped INTO the
str9iSht bllhers cut MN loose raster
| anu laster were ms strluesl
/ 4 - - " ',''''' ~ ''N',
| nun AZ tle hail the Watches Registered
/ iv'i ~" gut ana u ne coulu holu
ms own Tor the last half he
would accomplish the unprecedented
icHt; Round the upper turn II seemed rs
VI ne was I!Ning' and last rs
hau neeh tne giant ON the back stretch II
was forced up now To something ter
rliiI' On and on he went,
without suspicion OF q break, passing
/ the three-quarter post in l&l At
this point the runner pulled up
oven with the trotter' and now
/ began inc iinal struggle Down he
D
/ telling In the mOmentOuS
race against the fast flying
seconds. Bithers had not yet used his
/ Whlp, ana the gallant ilyer speeds
down To- the stand ana under the wire.
I Ihoro Is a mOmcntary hustle and