Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13

Il VIM AaA DtsSfASd 14ODklGlfOW SO heavily
were anxious to do some tall hedging .
one OF the first pools sold was 81 900 on
| Scout as first choice to 1924 on LongfelIov
In this proportion, large number of pools
4 were sold
Second Heat.-Longfellow took the lead
al the start, and kept respectable dis
lance ahead of his competitor until the
half mile pole on the second mile was
reached, when he commenced widening
the gap at fearful rate He continued to
increase his speed, until il was apparent
that the Scout would be distanced Such
Was the result, much to the chagrin of
those had backed their last dollar on the
old reliable Scout. Time, 3;41, We give
a summary as follows
SUMMARY
Geo Oadwallader ent John HarpeIs b
c Longfellow by imp bennington,
dam Nantura by Browner's Eclipse:
black ana ofange.............--...... l
Lee Paul ent 6 Morgan Scout by
John Morgan, dam Lizzie Morgan
by imp Glencoe ...........................ld dis
Hubbard & Bacon ent ch Carlotta by
imp Australian, dam by Lexington;
> years olu'..''..,',. dis
w G Lewis ent oh Lula Conan by
Meteor, dam Alboni by imp Albion,
years old; colors white and red. dis
Time: 3;412; BAL.
SECOND RACE
The Green Stake, for three year olds mile heats
who have not appeared in public prior to Aug. /,
1870. SIS subscription, play or pay, Association
to add s300-S50 the second horse.
In this race there were thirteen entries.
only eight of which were announced to
start. Swigert's Morlaccbi was the favor
lite, the pools selling about as follows:
Morlacchi 500, Harper's Flash 500,
Barnes Jim Hinton $13, Field S17.
First Heat-Harper entry took the lead,
and went off like a 'Flash." Altman 8
Evadne also showed signs of spirit as she
started out at full tilt after the flash of
lightning BuntOn's entry shot ont Ike
meteor, and disappeared behind the
frozen regions of alaska Swigert's
Morlacchi, not in the least disturbed by
the army confronting, threw her "banner"
TO The breeze, determined to wave it tri4
urnphantly over the headquarters of 'Gen.
Walthall, even should slim Hinton,
King William, or any other horse op.
pose. Flash seemed 70 have undis-
pUted claims upon the field, until Morlacchi
made an advance movement, when Evadue
followed suit, passing Flash around the
turn. MOracchi preferred 10 be without
a bodyguard, and left Evadne Just before
reaching the distance stand winning tho
heat easily in las.
Swigert was now the favorite by about
five to one against the field, the pools sell
ing in that proportion.
Second Heat-Evadne takes the lead.
and although pressed closely by Morlacchi,
kept her position TO the stand and won the
heat. Time 1:47.
Allman's Evadne now became the favor
lite, but tho hackers of MorIaccLi took ali
bets that were offered freely and eagerly.
Third Heat.-Evadne and Alaska start
out handsomely, and run nearly at a lock.
At The half mile, blanket would have COW
cred the four then contending for the hent.
Entering the homo stretch, the contest
narrowed down between Swigert and All
man. The former, however proved to
have the heels, and passed under the string
ahead by length. Time, 1:i9i.
SUMMARY:
D Swigerts br Morlacchi by
Lexington, dam Banner by imp
AlbIOn..-......... ..................... .
Geo T AIlnan's Oh Evadne by
Lexington, dam Volga............ 2I2
A Barnes b Jim Hinton 10y
Rogers, dam Madam House by
Lovisthan. .........................., 533
A G Franklin's oh c Alaska by
Bulletin, dam by imp Albion dis
w + Harpers ch Flash by
Lightning, dam by Ringgold.. 3 dis. |
John TaylOr's br { by Brown
Dick, dam by Lamar. 6 dis. |
Hubbard & Bacon's ch Gen.
Wallhall bV Hiawatha lam
Mamie Mcclure by Ambas-
SadOr.. .............................. dis |
} CBuntOns ch c by Meteor, dam
10y imp Albion. ..................... dis.
Time, las; 1:47; Lazy.
THIRD RACE
Association Parse for all sges; $500; mile heats.
In tins race, Allie Hunt had the call, but |
the friends Of Witchcraft were numerous,
and they backed her freely, Kinney's entry |
selling third, and Crsig's Jennie Sanford |
taken at small figures. ~ 81
First Heat Witchcraft led off hand /
spmely, with Kinneys Village Blacksmith
close npOn her heels, Allie third, and San
ford last. AZ the half mile the three were
in bunch, and Jennie Sanford stiI lag
ging behind That position was kept TO
the home stretch, when Allie and Witch
craft struggled heroically for the heat, but
The former passed under the string a neck
10 advance. Time, 1;4St.
Dead Heat.-Another heat followed,
which was strongly contested throughout,
between Allie aud the Village Blacksmith.
They passed under the string nose and
nose, and the judges declared it dead
boat.
Second Heat This was another exciting
contest between Allie aud tho Village
and the former only got the
advantage when nearing the stand, winning
" about mock. Time, l:5lJ
SUMMARY.
Eco Cadwa!lader's b Allie Hunt by
Vandal, dam Nora by Mshomet, 4
years.
Il Young's CHI Village Blacksmith by
Vandal, dam Cholera by Wagner,
} Swigert's ch Witchcraft by Licking
ton, dam imp Weatherwitch by
Weatherbit, years. 8
: L Craig & Sons ch Jennie Sanford
by INVERSION, dam Crevasse by Wag-
ner ....... ......
Time, l:4SB, 1919.
The Races To-day.
There will be three races again to. day
with thu Mike. Burns stake,
Or three year olds, mile heats, twenty-five
ntries. This stake is in honor of our en-