Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
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Nashville Spring Races
FIFTH AND LAST DAY.


There we're two races announced for Satur-
day: first, for Joeky Club purse of s400, two
mile beats; and second. sweepstakes for 3
year olds, single dash of two miles. There
was 5ut one entry for the first, DR.. ID. T.
AcGAyook's Ailzadorf, who made a circuit
of the track couple of times, and took the
purse. There were three entries for The
sweepstakes, as follows:
NASHVILLE CoURsE-FHIH DAY-S4TUEDAT. JUNE z,
1S50.-Sweepstakes for three year ods; single dash
OF two mlcs, 500 entrance, $50 forfeit; Cub adds
Rountree & stoner enter b. r saIie Woodward
NJ Young enters Cen IS. ". Woodfoiss Dr. r
Iulic Horton, by mp Albion-Gam, Martha Dunn
by imp. sovereign
Gen. W Il. Harding enters or. c Loyalty by
Chi!de Harod-eam, Delta by PriaH-
The betting was two to one on .SaAie
Hooa,card Lulie Horton was the next favor
H4gDrxG coltbeing about fifteen to ten. There
was more money staked on the race than on
any other of the week.
The Race. : After two false starts, the
= horses got off well together, Luiis Horton hav-
ing the inside track and Legally the second
Lulie Horton took the lead by length or so,
and maintained it TO the beginning of the
home-stretck, SalLie Woodcqrd holding the
second position, with Loyalty pulling closely
up behind. Ia dashing through the last
quarter, SqHie Overcame most of the gap,
but at the end of the first mile, Lille was
running about hall length ahead. On the
first quarter of the second mile LuIie Horton
made about two lengths, but Salkie Hoodscard
reduced the gap on the back-stretch to about
half length. aud kept the position around
to the starting post, Lulis Horton winning the
race, Loyalty coming in several yards behind.
Time, 152, 1:49.
SUMMARY
NJ You~g's CwoodfoIk's} br +. Lulie
Hot u, by imp. AbOG-tam Martha
Duan b. imp. Sovereign COl9rs, Blue
Rorniree and sioner's b. t. sae Wood
ward, BY imp. AlOiO1-dam, EudOra, by
imp. Priim COloFs, Purple and White,
Gen. " G. Harding's or CO. Loyalty by
Ch.Ide HaFolG-dsm DcLI, by PFiaEn-.-.
Time-frst mile, 52-second mile, 49-3 Al.
7oodles-Quite a number of months ago one
OF our turimen went down TO the theatre and
saw them play '-Toodles." He was delighted
with 'Toodles," for when "Toodles" is well
played, 'Toodles'' is q first rate thing. Our
tuiiman went home Laughing cousumedIy,"
and the next morning he took fine chest
nut colt OF his down to he horse-trougb, and
baptized him "Toodles." III course Of time
(we're not talking about PoLLcK's Course of
Time now "Toodles" grew up to young
horsehood. and turned out to be speedy
animal. On Friday last this same '.Toodles'
turned up on the Nashville Course, matched
against sprishtly young son of imported
Glencoe for purse of $500. Owing to the
remarkable fact that he didn run fast
enough to win the race, "Toodles'' lost it,
For the style in which our reporter chroni-
cled the result of that race, he owes Goodies"
an apology, with interest from date. To
liquidate that debt is our object in writing
this paragraph. The following is the sum-
mary of the race gotten up by our reporter,
in which it will be seen that "Toodles'' is put
down as being nowhere" For this chin
hadweriance'' our reporter asks "Toodles' :"
pardon, and requests him to say nothing
about it: