Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-11
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What a Gazette R.,...
About the Trottins, . 4. .
Entries.
a Fine Liut Of Anin.l,-n,
Owners and dr. y

The races commepo.
city, and with fair wes,t
will be enjoyed BY
of spectators. An ~,
ing. people live in
and no matter ~
of sport comes or n L
having a large attendan.
the Fort Worth meetlrs
cipal event in the Teqs. ~
cult and 1t would hsve
spring had the rain u, ~
This time the meehng
eclipse the former ones ~, 4,
ance should be much
very fine horses rs
the different classes and n.
secretary of the assoclatIoe
he will zee that every m. /.
lost on its merits. H. ~.
that the judges and tar +
everything IN their pow,,
every contest a test ofspa,d
square race. The track 4,
condition and some very X.
sure to be recorded ifitd@s
THE GAZETTE is able MT
to present a list Of the NJ.
PAGERS entered in the ysT'.
with their records. nsma
owners and drivers and I'M
OF the peri FINANCES Of sons
IL also acknowledges the
Mr. A G. Hancock OF Ws.
OF the Times in this regard
cock is one of the best D NJ
sporting matters Ia the n
has the records of all M
horses in the country down
possible. He is taking IN
In the interest of his papet
THE 2:20 TRoY
The 900 trot comes tin,
gramme to-day. This ha
greatest race of the circuit
been trotted on It's merits
meetings. Entries: Cali
Belle Echo, with a record
is owned and driven by l..
San Gabriel, q
means, VINO alwSu
his horses 20 win.
was the winner of this Id
and sherman.
The next entry is G. m. Nj
with a record Il
owned by Sam Bennett
Antonio. This is the mare
pectedly won her race IN d
July, when all the 'knos
thought she had no show tod
Then comes b &. Albert FH
a record Of . 81, owned y
France of New York city, al 4
by Frank Van Ness. This
trots from start to finish, anl
TO turn up a Rinner when b
poets it.
Next is b. s. Westmont u
ord of 2:2+, owned by W. Va
of st. Joe, Mo. He
yet started in the circulton
being slightly out of form. y
is a Vicious horse and once )
eral of Nat Colvin's fingeE, "
oldest driver on the turf.
G. e. Felix, with "a record !
owned and driven BY W 1
Carthy, usually called "Kdapl
This horse Just rounded toat q
vile, where he won this race
merits. He is liable to STAT n
favorite in the pools As he on
wonderful speed since the eiis
menced.
b. g. Deck Wright CONES IL I
record OF 2:l9l. He is oneoilh
lest horses on the turf; tIoe
time and has taken the VI
times than any other horselhA
This race will be one Of, j
most exciting of the meehni
been holly contested oil ~
circuit and the horses are ne
ly matched. On the fast u
will be a great event.
$3.50 TRor
The second trot IL the
First in the three entri
Isaac, driven by Frank
with a record of 2:25l made
after the entries in tins
closed. He is a game ons
WAYS well up among the le.l
b. g. George Davis.
driven by Billie Campb'A
Billie at Dallas
other from Mount Clens
Jean Smith, black gelalps T
bald face and about the Z.
trotter in the state. Hell va
driven by b j. John=ea u
Iowa, the gentleman wns
noted PAGER Westmnnt hers,
Black gelding Prince ?
with a record of 2;25 Y
Chicago after the entries NJ
owned by Il. ii Smll
waukee. and driven y
Mccarthy. This is the hals
this class at the first threr y
the circuit, but two rscss
most too much for any W.
may not be such a sure VIII WIZ
Then comes br. nj. AlylIe
record of 2.2sl made lasI WI
by Reuben Armstrong snus
Charles II Abbott OF Dhla,,
Last on the list is hr :. VI
Most of our readers are
with this horse AZ he was
the driving park here \, l l,'..
He Is owned by j. b. Wl'gS-
las, and driven by Ben
a driver that has ~
of getting upon q horse e
gets in a tight box. Il
These are the two races .sn
on to-day's programme ,asD
no greater attractionson l1s "a.
will be raced for blood anu 49,
we prophesy that the ie''
lowered by the winners
23S rROr-
In this race there are s' Y, IS
l,N - q, mn aia 10 hAl