The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
Az HE RACES.
TIE FALL MEETING AT WACO.
Good Weather, superb Track and Fast
Stock Combine to Mako the Occa.
sion Success--The Races In
petail--The Fine stock
and Poultry show

WACO, nov. l0.-[Special. Tho fall
meeting ut tho Waco Driving park
opened today. In ~onnecliou with
The races tho management ,lso offered
liberal premiums on displays o. live
stock aud poultry, thus making The
occasion TO some extent akin to q
county fair, whore stock chow is
one OF tbs features. The weather was
everything that could he desired for
M opening day-brlGht, dry sud
| pleasant. Tbs courge was IN suporb
condition. Up 10 nooa tho attendance
wss very Small. There were plenty OF
visitors in tho city, but they wers in
town and did NOT seek The driving
park. In the afternoon, however, the
crowd grew larger and oy3p. IN. was
large enough 10 be satisfactory to tho
management.
| The exhibits OF shesp, swine and
poultry viii not W. filed until ts.mor-
row. In ths way Of cattle thore arc
sovars hns lota OF Jerseys, DSrhams
and Hclsseins, with hero ans there q
apoGiHan "a The Texas long horn.
Hancock 81 Harper, Of this county,
show l0Anessee jack that is much
samired, - 4yeur-old. They slao
GHCer mule colt, only 1 yenr old
ana l5y. hands high that " n Mag
nlicenG animal. All tho live stock
wore lad IN mont ~ tho Wraud gtand a.
nson suG caraiully inspected bV tho
ljudAes. Tho ANaTds on tO-deF's OK.
biAls uavt not baea anDoancsd ye,.
Goiug to the stables, it IL p,Gin 10 zoe
that tho line of h0Tses "a ~ ouca thc
largest and hss5 wo hav0 over mad
here, Many of these sro tius animals
tGSt nav3 made IplendiG records aud
won numerous Victories Oh tho turf,
OH tho way from Chicago 90 Texas.
The crowd otsportlng men 10 also very
large, ami Tho gambling fraternity is
unusually vol represented, There
seams 70 he an understanding that
gambling will not ba lnCsriored with
Vy The Local authorities, ~ least "no.
10 hurt.' 'rhe racss did no. opsr gn-
III 2:30 p. m, At that hour the grand
stand contained q fair audience, and d
brass baud and this olGngOr of tho pool
eollar' voices c0mbiBod 10 Sake
noise, IL rot awert hsrmony. The
judges we're &ejor Wiley Jones. Cap
tain NJ, Il. MoLsraw aud John w. Bl-
kor, all ofthis county. The reporters
were vol provided f0g In the judges
pavilion
There wsre four races on tho pro
eramm5 for to-day. rat
iirst vas trotting 3-minuIt
class, for purse OF $3.50, bss
two Ia three. The entries were Libby
g., r. s,i m.' n,, owned 3,
InlN MnnfsAt. L. ~
Lsngstreet. Lbley S. drew th,
pole, with Monitor uexb. In tho frat
heat they ell got ob well toSothsr. Lib
bic S. held hsr posttlou, and NJ tic
quarter polo led Dude 10y half a length
Tho aamO relative positi0ns were held
at the half aud tbrne.quarter, but ON
the homo stretck the mare mado .
squirt, c0irg under tho wice u Iengtl
ahead OF Monitor, who broke, rs did
Dude also, tho latter losing by two
lengths. limo-2:S4A.
In tho second seat they got go0t
start, LIBBY s. taking the load ON th,
turn, loading Monitor at this quarter
by length, and slightly increasing Il
at tho half, Dude baing about the ssnt
IN the Togr o! Monitor. AZ the three
quarter pole Monitar closed with Libhy
\. bus broke and lost his ground. Or
tho turn Dude closed In with Monitor
VINO ngaln broke, both goin,
nome abreast, with Libby S. w.,
longthv ia the lead. Monitor received
third place. Tima-2a0.
The secosd race was pace, FREQ fu
al, fora purEo OF $3.50. Thpro wOr,
ak entries and four starters, Pstne,
Clinker, g.g., honesty, b. *, Ahcr
deen, W. u, Little EN-, b. M. Poo,i
sold: Littlo En-, $40; field, 81. Thl
. RAGS was won by Honesty In the first
second and fourth heats. Honesty
drow tho pole.
Lutte Em gotta slight ndyap taga II
, che start over Honesty, second. tn,
former on tho turn took the lead
Thsn she broke, bat held her place
: Al mo quarter sho led by longtl
over Patsy. Honesty broke and wen
30 tho roar at tho halt. At tn
ihren quarters Aberdeen broke
. as did Little Elm and Pntscy
Honesty going TO the front on the turi
: aud passing u1dor the wire ~ longth
!, ahead az Petsey, Little EN- breAkin
again, Aberdeen almost distancoc
Time-2;2jlt.
Ia tho second heat they stRrtsd o
tho eighth boore, Pstsoy breaking ~
peatedly. Little EN- led, with Hsnott
, saconf. Az tho turn Eau broke, glvin
HoAesty the lead Mt tho half. Pa.so
gained rapidly and at the three-qual
! Tor was half length bebiud Aberdeen
who was third, On tha turn Elm bros
, NBd Honesty won by four longthv owe
l Pasoy, Aberdeen nose bshin,
Tlme--2:23
In tbs third hos. Aberdeen aud Hor
csty had slight advantage at til
: Start, the former taking the lead 20 I'll,
r quarter by q length owe
!. Honesty. At Tho half, ~
Same with Pa,sey third, thoug
FAR IN rear of the leaders, bu
: passed Honesty 1T the tbree.quarte
: providing Aberdeen closb on tho iur,
Honesty breaking, Aberdeen won b.
y half neck over Pstsey, who was M
( der whip; Honesty third, but man
4 lengths nebi1d. Elm almost ola
= tauced. T,me-2.o3i.
:. In the fourth heat, Honesty led
o Aberdeen second, Pstsoy breaking. A
> the quarter Aberdeen led Honestv
: halt length, En- breaking, aud iii
! ssmo sas the cese again ~ the hal
I with Honesty gsinisg ON Absrjesl
d Az tho tbree q safier, Honesty ol,..,s
= the gap between hlmsslf and Abe