Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-22

From the Columbus (Ga) EnG NJ Irch 1St h
The RAcEs.-Thesports over the Chattahoo
chez Course commenced on the 1lth inst.
with good attendance, though the day wa,
cloudy and wet.
First DAY, Tuesday, 1.-Two mile heats;
entrance $3.50: club purse $500,
Mr.. d. Mcdaniel entered Frank Allen.
Mr.. I. Puryear entered MOidore.
NJ II. &. Caffry entered Gov johnson.
Two straight heats were won by Frank AL
len without difficulty. Time, 42t-3 434.-
Times Dc Sentinel
SECOND Day, l2th.-Miles heats, best three
in FIVE. Jockey Club purse $500.
B Mcdaniel entered his bay mare, Carolina
years old
CS. Pryor entered his brown colt, Dave
Morgan, years old.
IL. O. Oaffey his chestnut horse, Little Mas
ter, years old.
Carolina won three straight heats.
On the hrst heat it was a capital start, Nor
gan leading for the first half a mile, Carolina
second, and Little Master third. On the third
quarter, Carolina Jumped and passed Morgan
Little Master occupying his original position,
but on swinging 10 the quarter strech, passe d
Morgan and ran at the mare, but could not get
nearer than within two lengths-sle running
the heat l.52. The second and third heats
were merely a repetition of the frst-Carolina
winning both in 144t aud LA, in handsome
style.
The RAoEs-TmRD DAY-Two MILE HEATS
Jockey Club Purse, $300.-T J. Woolfolks
chestnut FLY Linda, years old, by imported
Beshazza, dam by imported Glencoe drawn.
II. Q. Caffey's bay cot, Gov. Johnson, 3
years old, by Sovereign, dam Little Mistress,
4, l, l.
J. W. Weldou's bay FLY Sally Ann, late
Adegzs, 4 years old, by imported Glencoe,
dam by RodoIph, 3 4, 4.
D. McDaniel's bay FLY Carolina, years old,
by Regent, dam by imported Flatterer, drawn.
Thomas Puryear's b. c., Moidore, 3 years,
old, by Yorkshire, dam Pcayune. 2, 2, 2.
c. s. Pryor's b c., 3 years old, By Steel,
dam by Andrew, distanced.
LIST heat was won 10y Linda very handly,
followed by Moidore, Sally Ann, and Gov.
johnson, the Steel Colt dstanced. Time,
357.
ID heat was won by Gov. johnson, who
passed Moidore in the first half mile, and kept
his place to the Judges stand, followed by Moi
dore and Sally Ann-Lnda barely saving her
distance. Time, 1853.
Sd heat, Linda being withdrawn, was won
in good style by Gov. johnson, followed by
Moidore and Sally Ann, in the very good time
of 3:56. The track was muddy and sloppy.
FOURTH DAY-Race, 3 mile he t., for Jock
ey Club Purse, $400-3 entries.
c. S. Pryor's br. C. Dave Morgan.
COL J. Campbell's bay C. Jack Gambell.
d. McDaniels bay C. Frank Allen.
Allen and Gambell had beautiful start;
Morgan boiling to the inside, whereby lie lost
about 100 yards. 1t was very pretty race
between Gambell and Aen-Allen winning
1st heat handly in ga. Morgan ran one mile,
begged, and was turned back.
% heat, Allen aud Gambcl had it, and after
one or two brushes by Ganbell, Allen took the
heat in GA Ia the second mile Of this heat,
Gatnbell was pulled up, apparently by mis-
take-heDce be lost much ground.
SECOND RACE FOR CLUB Room STAKES, 800.
Free for all horses-Post entries $40, entrance
money added to the purse. This was conten-
ded for by Little Master, Carolina, and Puryer's
chestnut FLY. Easily won in two straight
heats by Carolina, in the most capital time Of
1904 and 1:53. Track rather heavy in many
portions.
FIFTH AND LAST DAY-FoUR MILE HRATs-JoOK-
BY CLUB PURSE, 500
ID. McDaniel's Frank Allen, II. @. Caffey's Ma
ry Blueskin, T. J. Woodfolk's Floride
Two straight heats won by Florde, after a
holly contested race. Time, 7-5l-7:45.
TWO YKAR OLD STAKES: JOCKEY CLUB PURSE 5000
Thomas g. Bacon's ch. f. Seabreeze, by AL
bion, D. McDaniels b. c., by Boston, jr., dam
by imp. Trustee.
The race. and purse were won by Seabreeze,
but we have not learned the time made.