D Magazine October 1991

You want exactas? Perfectas? Trisuperfectas? Here’s a railbird’s-eye view of Trinity Meadows, our new pony palace on the prairie.

After 50 romance novels, Sandra Brown is rich. Now she’s getting serious.

PEOPLE TRAVEL EVENTS ART DANCE FOOD VIDEO

Robert Hsueh wants to turn up the volume for Asian-Americans.

Should Patricia Griffin get another chance? Or has she already had too many?

NEW MAPS OF HOPE: BREAKING OUT OF THE TRAP OF RACE

This season, it’s now or never for the Mavericks’ heart and soul.

Croquet Sport of aristocrats, back-yard pastime. The International Croquet Association combines both the historic glamour and the grass-roots appeal of one of America’s fastest-growing sports in the third annual Masters of Croquet tournament. From October 16 through 19, Dallas welcomes IGA’s field of international competitors to Dallas and to the accredited croquet lawn of the Loews Anatole Hotel.

Is Channel 8’s John McCaa a black anchor or an anchor who is black? Does it matter-to him, to viewers, to the ratings, to the city?

When she sought counseling for a weight problem, it began a seven-year nightmare for her parents. Influenced by a Christian psychologist, Gloria
“remembered” a childhood of abuse, devil worship, even murder. Her parents say it’s all a lie.

Bubboa eats, drinks, and gawks his way across Grenada.