Feet Down First Wins Rainbow Futurity At Ruidosa Downs
Feet Down First, a two year old sorrel mare owned by Charlie and Dixie Patterson of Wimberley, won Rainbow Futurity G1 at Ruidosa Downs on July 23. Ridden by Tami Purcell and trained by James McArthur, she clocked 19.780 seconds for 400 yards in a nine horse field, earning $196,418. The day featured a fast track with head wind and more than $262 million wagered across 114 tracks in the US, Canada, and Mexico in 1994. The top five finishers also included Run Em Up, Heavenly Note, Pretty Jet High and Winners Dash.
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Hays County Faces Home Rule Ambiguities Under Texas Law
The piece reviews how a poorly worded amendment created uncertainty over county authority after a home rule vote. It notes Texas shift from rural to urban by 1995, with rising demands on government and limited legislative expansion for counties. It previews analyses of Hays County duties under state law and local implementation.
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