Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21

Of October 1914, and wa. to have oD.]
s~eeps.ake, three mile heats, FREQ 70,
which failed to fill, there be;no b.,
30 prevent disappointment. there v,. .
single dash of two miles.
FIRST Day, Tuesday Oct. 2ad. ,saa
dash Of two miles, $50 entrance. -
]. Axes b. c. by Latitude. dnm .
years old.
}. II. He'rd's b. c..by Norman. DIM,
3 years old.
Capt. Il. T. Tuns,all's b. T. bvd.
-3yoars old. "
iimo--2:o6. track heavy from dn.,
ing been no rain for two months.
There was nothing particularly in.
this race, the Latitude col, iumni, =
lead and keeping it from end to end ~
to sny that Capt. Tuns,aIl's flly had L.s
Tour or five days, and was run to mai
SECOND DAY.--This was a sweon.,s,
year old colts and filleys, made lsaI
in 1914.
Wednesday 23d Oct, ls44.-sw0d
two year olds. $3.50 entrance 500 r. i
heats, five entries.
Capt. 1. Il. Tunstall's e.. A. Scod 4
g. C. by Experiment dam -
Major Z. Rector's ch. C. by Workmb
dam Old Goose III
D. Caldwell's ch. f. by Chronomi,c, Y
dam by Stakeholder. :
Capt. 1. T. TunstalI's b. c. bv WI =
cano, dam Betsy Watson. q
I. BalIard'sg. f. by Hannibal. dnm
limo-lst heat l:59, I'd heat l:5s a, :
~o Of the entries only made .b.;.or
ance when the call was sounded ,,Ir.
Inc Chesnut was decidedly the ia worn. d
freely backed by his friends, at ,bs r.!
bounded off, the Chestnut soon takinp ,s.,,
keeping it easily from end to end -
md. Heat.-The Coils cooled o,, 10
parties sanguine of success--at tbo
were off, tho Gray in the lead. tn, y
inc back stretch was of in,enso ;,.,r
oheenut making a desperate efIor, for s
winch he took after a spirited con,es a,
mile post, and continued leading to til. 'n' 'n'
home s,re,ch, where tho Gr>y .Af
track and maintained i, to the stand, III
3rd. lIeat.-lt was now eviden, ,b,I.
nut had no chance for the race, and IN
the Gray took the track and KEEP, All
the mile. Af
II is but justice to tho Chosnu, ~
mad received some two weeks b.c,. So
very severe injury in the fore ron III
although not entirely rec ,vereJ sncs
hdence Of his friends in his spee5 I, IN,
no fears. have often seen hin, :. 6
ana have never seen two yeor ow ~
with him in Poin, of speed. II. III
mp did not manifes. itself till afto, ! 5,
was received from falling over a ~
the truck while the colt was b-,.S;.. r.
THIRD Day. Thursday 24,h, lsI
Stake.3 years old, $3.50 entrance;
| "'"s' TON
oapt. odd's (Col. w. S. Coojey's) hs g
~ by Leviathan, dam N trnoGs er g
Capt. +. I. Tunstall's ch. c. Fanar ted
Glencoe, dam Jos
FOURTH Day, Friday 25,h. Oct: B;;s'ce
Club purse Ss5, entrance SI5. . nic is
capt. Todd's ch. C. John Ross byLsl1fei
than, dam by Stakeholder ,oE NV
iuIl sister to Tennessee Ns
years old. udes
Capt: +. L. Tunstail's cb. m. C,,hplsce
Rector by Pacific. dam By Nd q Z !,
Ionson, S years old.
Iime-lst heat 3:57, ID hea,s3ss,,
ih's race excited great deal Of Z, \,
Tue iact that the best two horses ia 3 "a.
20 contond for the superiority. Bai !
conlident of success. The friend,
saahguine--bets were freely Offered. ~ Il
The friends Of the mare bong;,r ~
result OF the frs, heat. ,;-&. !,
Isl Heat. - When the cloths ns3e
from the horses, they both shos & b;
possible advantage, but Ross pana,r,,t
camo from the hands of WilIett. IL the
run Jor a man'siJe." At the c,l4tie ,
win confidence. and got off in be,slts ini
mare having the track, before niepf; :,
!urn The colt took it. and kept i, atsec.r
mrs. mile by length; the run &c, Be-
stretch was made at rafting pace, ~. :
.ug .ug her effort to pass. but she couId 81 f,f
.he co't maintaining tho lead and q
ahsad by swo or three lengths.
"a. Heat.-Both horses coolsIs iskA'
,r'ends OF the marc confident Of h3c9fo'
,n5 and those of the colt. in his potoca .
four to r., on Inst her, and freely cfsf The :
were off. the colo az@iSnI Inr3rl