Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-04
HIGH-FLYERS.
IS, psees Inaugurnted Yesterday
=. .,.r FAVORABLE Auspices.
| ,.,.r,.,. walk on win Tho Purses
~, Are closely Pursued.

IN meeting Of the racing circuit lIc,lli
be ~ yesterday under laV ...' s.
nea me attendance was lar Tor
picss . and would have been much
first " =, he weather taken an UNI
er liau w, al noon. Threatening
Irsoi ie',,,midated numbers, especially
rs l .aaie sex, who were preparing TO
be ien,'ne cvenlng's sport. Consider
iess w s,ssm was manifested and
eituul, selling evinced the in
y Pow IN the programme. A light
y tasV ,ain rendered the track heavy,
|I 4 nassOseouence the time was rather
10 c ,ras ,gInners were: Charley NJ,
ivy nine Bird and Bob Swim-all
|eutol' D The Indications are now that
E lracS viii be in excellent g, conuition
|iracs sn a. Il so some splendid racing
by sn urnected. In the pools last night
p ' eaf on to-day's races stood
|hgulsoS. S " rnoT-rURsE $3.50.
l..,,,es; Billy Boy, George Ks Billy
rum" RIIily Boy, $50; George II, $50;
\ V Tord, $40; TRUMP, $40.
Y folS S.Ss pAcE-PuRsE $50.
honesty, Aberdeen, Belle
zntis ss,.ot Reed, Sam Sharp, Arkan-
7, ri rsa oxygen, Rambler, Uncle
g., honesty, $50; Aberdeen, $50;
un,rorlarER-MILE DAsII-Two-fEAR-
oLDs.
I'LL. fenton, Luke Short, Luna
Il hnola, Rozeta'
" v, lima Brown, $50; Fenton.
ii vi rstp short, $40; Field, $40.
.rar,RrER-MILE DAsH--AIL AGES.
Z , s, Chantilla, Tom Berlin, Fletch
Y, Jlel,anthus, Eva Brltton.
&o.. Chantilla, 500; Tom Berlin,
3 Fletch Taylor, $50; llelianthus, $40;
4 DnttOn, So
IsryMARY or Yesterdays RACES.
4 l6class Trot; purse, $3.50.
q NJ. eh. g, j. W. NIitten tDc-
L,,a ............s.s .s.+s.+sstl
o. ". o. Foote (Rathbun) 2 9
N Brue, b. g., j. l.. Payton (Thomp'o .
Iicr Ink h., Jas. Langtrec GLENN "A A
2:34l, 2:S4l.
9s class. Trot; purse, $500.
|uor b. h., Wiley Jones liar
...........,..... | 2 |
p On. M, o. c, Taylor
iaIter1 Observation-Disclosures. l
4 Boy Bcy, b. g., Gus Baumbach
krT'. i. e., A.P, Clark CARSON! DIR.
Z 26A, 9:27l, 2.25, 2:2li.
tle.half mile heats; Running; purse
4 Bird, b. g., jim Brown ~. Rrown) II
te Thomas, b. NJ, W. II. Hartman
! \ Abad. b. e, J.. W. Benson tGallidayl3
.5ne-5l, g.
4 NILE DASH. RUNNINGi PURSE, $3.50.
tswIm, b. e., p. II Butler (Fish) .....,,.,.
Asawyer, b. Z. Is. Ferris Neavey) ..."...
&ada Brown, b.m., jim Brown { +. Brown
NnIstr, CHI g., II, II. Bachelor (MattoX)
81 Norton, br. M, Crowley N co. (Potcet)
IN d'Iis. b. m, f. 7. Wise q. Wolf ),...,
Nh, b. M, W Sanfort %. Butler).....
&sidlow, blk, g., +, II, Batter (kenp.--r.
fnei 1850.
Fl ~ DETAtf--PIRsT RACE.
INST heat-Monitor drew the pole
Arge r, second; Charley M, third, an
&h Brue on the outside. The horse
Y off on the second score. George
Htlhe quarter-pole, in 0;+04, Charlie
y Monitor in the rear. AT the hall
post the positions were VI
Ma. Time, l:l74, Charley J
" up to George X, and neck an
they passed the three-quarter pol
y 1855; Brian Brue, third. Gradual
2bey NJ pushed to the front, and wet
r the wire n full length ahead
+ fge R, second; Brian Brue, third, an
ltor, fourth Time, 1924,
cond heat-The horses were SCI
+ Il on the first score. Charley NJ too
i lead from the start and maintained
X be finish, passing the quarter-pole
X half-mile in l;l6, three-quarters
q and winning heat in 2;344. I'll
+ y horses finished in same position {
heat Monitor broke badly.
i llrd heat-The horses were fretil
failed to get away until the thil
"a, On the turn Charley NJ, brol
IN and dropped to the rear. Monte
~ the lead and lead Mt the quartz
"a In Sgl; Brian Brue, second; Geors
'&third. Monitor broke Mt three fu
4 \ and passed the half-mile pole
\ j; Brian Brue, second; George
+: !, Monitor continued in Il run aroul
turn and dropped to the rear. Bril-
q went to the front and finished {
3e.quarter stretch in l;544. The 10
ne homestretch was very eXcitin
3iney putting Charley NJ. on his mcti
going past the gang, won the he
: .'Sl5; George r., secon
a B7ne, third; Monitor fourth.
~ SECOND RACE.
~ rst heat-Flora Y won the pc
= Boy, Abner + and executor
y. The horses got away on the 81
y score. Executor broke ON the tn
caught quickly. Flora p led at {
q the quarter-stretch in 36b Bl
BIZ eoldi Abner Il, third Executor four
y hah mile pole Flora p still led
ply B close behind, and Execute
mad out-iootcd Abner f, thi
81 : POSITIONS remained the same at
M Y o. The three.quarter stretch. Til
Flora p was never headed, Il
~ me heat in 2;273, Billy Boy, secol
culof, third; Abner r., fourth.
tcond heat--The favorite, Flora
q n TOOK the lead and passed the gu
pole IN S64; Billy Boy, second; Abr
x. Alfd, and Executor last. The h
Yves finished in l;l24, positions
"a pgea except that Executor moved
II lliq place. On the upper turn FL
!. gsoAe and Billy Boy went to the fro
uus al the three-qudrter pole in ! g
= - second Executor, third.
K, passed the distance stand both b
and Flora p. left u
and Executor easily q
lead winning the heat in 2;2Gi; b
~, second Flora r., third; Abner
md heat-Abner II. was witLdrl
-ceouht Of lamcness. on the third
"a pt The horses GOT off with Flora