The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-22
r. 7. DENNIS g. BRO.

progrsmme was a three minute pa e,
which Brought to the scratch jim
Lockwood's bay gediDg Lockwood
Davis gray geloing, John Adams and
Hincbman's gray, BosquN. This was
a very exciting race ard put ali the
boys to guessing before a heat was
run. Ii the first trip Lockwood was
the favorite against the field aud did
not betray his bac kers. Basque had
the pole with Adams and Lockwood
in the order named. They wept away
in bunch, but all three OF them ltf
their feet just after getting under pull,
and when they got down once more
Lockwood had the lead, with Adams
close second and Bosque a bad third
The bay horse held the lead all the
way round, but was closet ' pushed on
the home stretch by Adams until they
nesred the wire, when Lock wood
rushed VI der, wlnner by two lengths,
Adams second about four lengths
ahead of Bosuqe, third. Time l;22
Mutels paid 1918
Ia the sec md heat Lockwood had
pole and took the lead, winning easily
with Bosque second, Adams third
Time 1:l9. No mutuels
In the third heat Lockwood broke
up badly after leaving the wire and
never recovered in time TO save him
self. Adams took the fence aud was
closely followed by Bosque all around
the former winning by short dis
lance, Bosque second and Lockwood
third.
In the fourth heat Adams had
the pole and Lock wood was on the
outside, but he soon took the lead
which he held until he broke thus
giving his place to Adams. leaving
Bosque third Lockwood took the lead
again on the home run but the race
was close one and he broke
again when close to the wire and
finished even with adams. 1t was de-
clared a dead heat between Adams
and lockwood, Time, l:22.
In the fifth heat Brownlee said he
would show them some pacing and
brought Lockwood to the front look.
ing as game and fresh as he did in the
first heat. Major Jones sent them
away in bunch and Lockwood played
ball with them all around the course.
He went to the front from the start
and finished an easy winner of the
heat and race by two lengths, in l;22
FOURTH RACE.
This was the free for all trot and
pace half-mile heats, best three 10
five, for a purse Of $50 divided. 1t
brought out three of the best ami
mails on the ground and the audience
began to show signs of excitement
The entries were Leonards
bay mare Dolly W, who is besuty !;
BrownIee's blaik gelding, Brant
Arnold, who is great over, aud
Hinchman's little gray jeff Davis
The latter was he favorite in tie
pols and was sold against the field
Dolly got the pole in the draw with
Davis next anl Arnold hInking the
column. They got off in a buucb but
Dolly soon lost her place, yielding it to
Jeff Davis. Dolly gave him hard task
down the stretch when Arnold closed
up the ranks and took the first
place which Davis lost by a bad
break. Arnold held his place 10 the
finish, but Dolly gained on him so
rapidly on the fnish that the crowd
went wild in cheering the little mare
But the distance to the wire was TOO
short and Arnold went under
by a head, Dolly second,
Davis third. Time 10 1-2.
Mutuel paid So 90
The second heat was also exciting
Arnold had the pole aud Davis took
DClly's place, went even with Arnold
nearly the whole half mile; but finally