Totsl 74
{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1769, "word_count": 319, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9696000218391418], "ccnet_perplexity": [1286.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Al the call of the bugIe, the horses appeared for the second heat and il was apparent that they had moi dried up well. both animals being pretty wet - Fashion taking the inside the animals went off ai skipping pace, Peytona slightly in advance, however overc"me by Fashion before ihe top of the course was reached, her nose being then pushed Iiule in advance oi her opponent Both horses went in st le down the back stretch, and round the botion coming into the straight side almost eveD hut passing the stand, the hrt, mile, Peytona half head in ad vance. On ihe second mile. the horses were even in their running that the animal towards The specia- tor could at times only be seen. PeytoDs doing her very best, but the free and frequent application of the spur, and occasional admoniiions of he whip. did not serve to aid her go aheada liveness, shile Fashion was going easily under tight rein. The third mile was d most exciting period, the horses being absolutely together all the way round, except thai coming down the straight side, Fashion got much the lnol Of her opponent, as 10 pass the stand half head in advance.

 The fourth mile, the last tug soon settled, fer feYtona, alter gaantiy struggling to bring up her ee.way, began to fall back at the top of the course, and on entering the back stretch, the Jersey mare opened gap between her and her southern rival, aud continuing 10 improve her advantage, was fall three lengths in advance. before they half way down the back of the course. li was evident Una, the contest was settled, from the manner in which Pcytona ran, and Fashion came In e winner, amid deaienng cries and cheers, leaving Peytona barely grace enough to save her distance.

 The time of the second heat I'm. 67s., and the mile time:

 Istn