The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
FROM SHERMAN.
A GOOD DAY AT THE FAIR.
Large Number OF Excellent Exhib,,s.
rae Accommodation for Stuck
Have to be nxtsndsS The
Day's Rscing-sh srmsn's
Representative Housea.

SHERMAN, Oct. 3.-tSpecisl Quite
nnorther blew up last night, and the
san failed to put In an appearance this
morning until almost noon, in conse.
quence Of which tbs attendance at the
races during the forenoon was very
light. The races announced TO com.
mencs al o'elock, however, drew A
crowd, whica was continually in
creased up 10 O'Clock, snt eyery-
thing passed OF TO tbs entire sa,isfsc-
ton OF sill.
AFTERNOON MAsrINo.
Promp ~ at 2:l5 the horses In the
unhnlsheo 2:SS trotting ciess were
started. Charlie M. hsviag won two
heats aud Libby =. one, Chsrlie NJ.
Yves sold prime favsrite Ia the pools.
tie took the lead nom the start and
neiu IL tothe three quarter, when Libby
>. came up aud challenged him.
but was not equal 70 the effort. She
cropped back and he came under the
wire, winning by four legtns shoad CT
LIBBY 81, who was CLOSELY pushed IN
George II. Aouitor and BRYAN Borne
Game IN together shout five lensths
behind George r. Time-2:29Is,
Inc three-qusrter mile dash, run
Mug; purse, 500; entries, Luxe Short.
no pounds, Maidoxis stables; Pamela,
lO7 pounds, W. L., Ban
son; Luna Brown, 10Y pounds.
Jake Johnsnn; ]. II, Fenton, 100
pounds, d. Howell. Iu the yools, j.
n. Fsnton sold for $40; Luna Rrswp.
Sl3; Pamela. So: Luke Snort, "a.
They got or together and stayed
bunched until thu thrae-qunrt.r pole,
when Luxe Short dropped bsok.
LANA Brown would have won, but at
ths x ste abs tried to go off tho track :,
thereby losing tho rsce 10 J. IL. Fen
ton. Time-l:2l. This was very
pretty race.
In TIVE 2;2s trot. parse, 5000, entries
Btily Ford, w. l.. O'Brien; Abner r.,
A w. Carson; Flora r., o. G. Taylor;
Executor, w Jones: Billy Boy, G,
fsld.
In tbs first heas Billy Boy broke at
the start and took The lead, but was
maid BACK ~ ksep from being declared
ont; Flora 2. tDoS took tbs load st the
hali,milo ana held 1t 60 tue finish; All
nor f., second; Executor, third; Riliy
2:Hsl.
Second Heat hner F., first; Flora
p, secoud; Bnly Boy, third; Eseeu-
tor, fnurtn; Billy Ford distsuced.
Tims--2:26l..
Third Heat-Exacutor took tho lead
and ned is u the saven-eisathp pals,
when Flora P.cnalienVeS him and came
Ia u length ahe.d, but broke Just udes
the wire; Billy Boy second, bus came
On run. Alter considerable wrang {.
ling AMONG drivers, they ware cslloi
up by tue Judges who declared Abuer
f.. first, Flora Ps sscsnd, Billy Boy
tbird, Executor distsnced. Billy B "
and Flora p were set back for run
ming. No tune.
tOurtn Heat--Abner L. Withdrawn
on account OF lamsness. The heat
was won by Flora p, Billy Boy brsak.
Ing and coming on run. Time-2;32I.
The flnlshing heats wers postponed
| unrl tomorrow at | o'clock.
| In the running mile dash, purse $500,
the entriea were Miss Higbeo, III
pounds, Madtoxia stables; Ma.
Kramer, ll5 sounds, Jake John-
son; Moonlight, ll5 pounds:
lis pound s,A0'0 4. nI Mcco smlan'
Nat Kramer sold favorts In tho pools,
Moonl gas secend choice. At the
start Billy Smith took the lead, and
held 1t 10 the one-half mile po,t.
when Nat Kramer overhsulad him and
came In irs', Moonlight second, Bully
Smith third, Mlos Highly fourth.
| riue-l:5lH,
Following are tho entrles for to.
| morrow's races: In the ono and one
eighth mile handicap, Amanda Brown.
o. pounds; Fleur Do Liz, lO7 pounds
Black Fellow, 81 pounds; Too SAWYER.
lu7 pounds; ChAntills, 10 pounds. In
tho pools Top Sawyer 10 Tho favorlte.
For pacing, $50 GLASS, Honesty, Pat
ny ClinSer, Fraak Rsod, Aberdeen,
Oxygen, Little En- aud Belle Davis
Little En- Ia selling fsv0rits.
Fo: the ono and one-Quirtor milo
selling rsc9, nil ages, q Id Dollar, 400
psunis; Hyder Aoao, 90 pounds; Bob
s vain. los bounds.
PREMIUMS on STOCK.
The following premiums were TO day
awarded by the Judges:
Glass D-Ho2s: Best bonr, 1-yesr-old
and over, DIR. Bassatt got the first pro.
MUM; best boar, under l-year.old.
Charles New ton got the frat pre- MUM :
hest SOW, l-year-old and over, Charles
Newton got tue first premium,
tered best hull. 3.yeara-eis and oxar
Gunner q Gunter got tho frat pre-.
MUM; best COW, 3-yearsold and over,
Gunter u Gunter got the first pro.
MUM.
Class d, Horsos--Bast stallion, any
ags; John Edmundson got tho frat
's''" '''I nr v1"uNihs' second
Tho ,aok y, $500 s. -
ar,and. has oon ssao aSoM upon tho
sf nnn, has mpoS S,,,,u tnc erection
wera cnmo,o " ao u,,,. stalls, which
80 u oop,o'cu on,y tnls morning,
trie. a, 49,, =. Dnce occupied The en-.
tna an,,o, s'ou3 nave lar exceeded
nus nv pesWns vi tne management,
Seor , mea aooessssy aoditlona having
w Ill ',shee, QUO 10 Wen repaid for q
whara csn guy eaeenslVe STABLES,
d,a uio en w % soon the best general
h,nppgSS, , v. s,ook oi M kinds over
"a Iha n ~, evSosneI III tnn sta'e, aud thts