The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
THE SHERMAN sHow.Y
FOURTH DAY OF the RACES,
The Finest spass ofths Week and Gen.
sral s.,isfsetian Expressea-Good
Hnsfies fer ro-morrow-s Pay
ing kseeS-visitors TO The
Herald Headquarters.

dsy opened cool anJ hrscing, but by
nooa is was vary pless.aS and 81
o'cloek In tbs afternoon ushorea In
besutifnl snd most favorable weather
for what were, on every hand, con-
coded 70 b. the iiaess races Of the ca
tire week, and proR1hly equal to shy
OF tie sntise ciIouis.
The ofilesrs Ut the asoociatioa express
themselves a. having Realised their
moss Sanguina expectations, and say
toat, considering tns set back in tina
Weather, tbs hsss of ths week,
thu attendance has been aston,
iShingiy large. Tho atseudaucs
30 tar, or no to las. night, has
reached slmoss 1900. and early this
morning the attendance for TO dsv and
TOMORROW was estimated &C 1900,
making n total attendance for the
week of possible, 3e,00o.
Nho grsNd fSAturs of the races, how
evT, in tss unboundsd satisfaction
given and conceded by all, tho iudg.
,nenS in every single case having seen
mighty approved, aud no exceptions
taken ~, or fouls claimed in any rins.
40 far. Everything has passed off to
the utmosg satisfaction OF all, and the
harnony and good feeling prevalent is
remarsab!e.
Among tue satries for this after
noou's Etot WAS tho famous brown
selding owned by Cummings &
Grl,nes, OF Guton, Indiana, and driven
by George Grimes, who also drove his
well-kn0wn "LiJtl0 En-" In her win
ming heats yesterday, and will drive
"Ls0y Mack another of his
animsls, in the race tomorrow,
.'Joe DAVIS" has a national reputation,
having made 2:l7h time on the Cleve'
land course In August, aud two w, eks
later won in the $4,000 guarantee
stakes, and also taking third money,
making $500 Tor his days winnings,
spd has tbs honor Of hsy.
ing won, during the season,
moro money than any otser horse
in harness in America, his winnings
in purse and match rscas reaching
Gloss on to $4,000, exclusive OF pool
money, etc. He started out this sea.
son carrying So ounces forward, but
whioh has aimee been reduced, and bo
carries "a ouusea to-day. Such
q campaign horse was never
known. Hs trots tho year
around, in the South in winter and in
the North ia sumner, from very uu-
reliable horse. Mr.. Grimes hes sue
ceeded in making him oRe Of the fast
est and most re'iabio trotiers of the
day. do was sired by DR.. Herr, dam,
NambrinO Pilot
In tho fifth divislon Of farm products
OF yesterdays programme, for best
sample OF sorghum cane, James A.
| HauUy, of Howe, was awarded frat
Gud j. G. Colby second prizss. For
the hcAt sample OF sorghum molasses,
one gallon, the first prize was given to
j IL. Linn; sosend TO Il, II. Hamilton,
Of vAn Alstyne.
To-dEy's programme vas not taken
up until 1920, when tho nrgC ring
shown was in hsrnees horsec. Bssi
drh's team, all ages. There were si1
entries of tho usual fiDs stock that is
10 no seen IN every ring. Gsnter q
Keller took nrat aud second prizss.
In BEST buggy or carriage teaua there
we're only three eaCrlea, several en-
terSd in previous ring being ruled ou
OF this. Guatar Il Kelly kooS Rrst
money; w. h. Thomss, also of Gray
son county, second.
Ia b0at DugSy or carriage team, mare
or geldiug, tnors were ak entriea. j.
W. White, drst prize; w. huckawsy
second.
In bes5 hsrnoSa stallions, all ages
seyon 6ntrieg. First prize, to San
Lazarns; second, j. G. Edwards,'uf Nc
Kinney.
Best mich cow; Il. G. MoLean.
In the running race, halt-milc heats
purse 500, tho entries were: Pamela
10 ponn1S, H. w. Benaon; Nnlll
: Thomas, 10 pOundg, Nj. NarrOr; Blu
Bird, 80 pounds, JIM &fown, IL ia
+ poola Blue Bigd sold ~ 500 agains
the Sod a. $40, with few takers. Az TN
: stsrt Blue Bird took the lead, but va
rapidly overhauled by MOili9 ThOma,
who, by wonderful burst of speed
came in moss behind Blue Bird, Pa
nols i've leagths behind
Timo-4934.
|, Second HeSt-Dluo Bird took tht
lead at the start aud held it to the Tin
ish, winning easily by length; Mol
lilo Thomas, Gecond; PanolG third
rime--492l,
In tho free for all trot for a purse o
$3.50, tbs entries were: J0s Davis, G
Grimes; Sleepy Joe, A. Campbell: Ex
: ecutOr, w, Jones. Joe Davis sold %
800 sgeiuab tho hsld Rt $50. Davi
was sss'gGel tho inside, Sleep
200 nsA', "1 ~ E i,,.. .he outsloy
, az tuo s.,,'S hAtcuSoI spnS'Su Shosu
pus WAS MINUS 10 ~ n9iu tns loa,i nh'
S.No ~ ~ ~ DaN.s' nus neiu 10
eno nIirn, Wlhn.nE py u NnRtu
9ioepy Jug po't ts,sui Az Sne sssi
10 DAVIS proAe ps1ly, pus PICKED VI
ny inc quar.or poe, ana went th'
three- quartorl WITHOUT SKIP. Tx
ecut0r Droxe az me threo-auarter pole
put, Wy me driving, lost uotiung.
stolnn heN-Frte ior ~ eAt Tn
! start they hept pretty wen together
but jos D4via granuslly worked sheat
ana won ealllS, executor, second, an,
sleepy J19 poor tnlru, Llhl9-S'ziia
Tnird heaS-J0e DAVIS, hrst; Exeou
TOR, secono sleepy zoe, thlrd' - I'M
hoat joe DAVc ,rottcd 10 lower MS rec
ord. Timo-2:laA.
one mile; ruoalng; consolation race
purse SZV0. hntrlss: Top Sawyer, III!
pounds, aols Tor ~ In tina pools, On
tered by Burtord; Adventurer. IL.
pounds, sold Tor 81, entered by ID. II
Bstcholor; Flelch Taylor, liz pounds