Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-12

| the DINERS are up, and the three run Tor
some distance abreast Hollywood then
falls back, when Sentinel and Gaberlunzie
run side by side to turn, at which place
Sentinel parts with his company, and
plants himself a length ahead. The whip
was freely used by Gaberlunzies rider
down the stretch, but all to no purpose,
for Sentinel comes home the winner Of the
heat by full length, Hollywood dis
ts1ced. Time 1:524.
SECOND RACE.
The second race was an association
purse of $500, dash of mile and a quar-
ter, with Cockrill's b. g. by Bob johnson,
Atkins Tom Corbett, Franklin s Kathleen,
and Hunt Reynolds Harvey william. The
last named was the favorite, and Tom Cor
bett second choice.
In this case ths contest from the start
was between Tom Corbett and Kathleen,
| the latter having the call at the half mile.
At the turn, Corbett advances length,
and maintains his position to the stand
Time; 2213.
THIRD RACE.
This was an Association purse of 800.
| dash of q mile, with the following entries,
to-wit: Mabry's Lucy McCIung, Frank
Inns Hampton and Hunt Reynolds Hum
BAAOJ LNhAns Lug lOELLcE WhS ll6 ldNOIlIe.
Hampton ran in the lead for the first
quarter, when the three were punched,
and moved along together for some dis
tance. Just before entering the home
stretch Hampton left his companions, and
! passes under the string the winner. Time,
1:54.
SUMMARY.
Below we give a summary of the days
sport
FIRST RAoE.-''The Maxwell House
Stake for three-year olds; mile heats; $25
entrance, play or pay; the Maxwell House
to add $4OO. $50 to second horse,
John A. Miller's b. C. Sentinel,
years old, by Jack Malone,
dam Glencoe by Childe Harold 2 1 !
John Jackson's br. c. Gaberlun-
zie, 8 years old, by imp. Bon
ME Scotland, dam Young
Udla...:.............................. 2 2
A. ButOrd's b. f. Hollywood, 8
years old, by Lexington, dam
Miriam by imp. Glencoe........ dis
d. @. Kinney & Co. 3 ch. C. Ora
ham McNairy, 3 years old, by
Jack Malone, dam Velvet by
...........................,... dis.
Second Race-AssocistiGn Purse $500,
dash Of a mile and quarter.
J. L. Atkins gr. C. Tom Corbett, by
Lightning, dam by imp. Knight of 81.
George, years sOld........................1
A. O. Frauklin's br. f. Kathleen, by Lex
ington, dam Maria Innis by imp.
Yorkshire, 4 years old....................2 2
W. H. Johnson's ]. w. Hunt Reynolds
ch. C. Harvey William, by Asteroid,
dam Ducstoon, by Wagner, years
Otda.......................... >
B. T. COckriips b. g. by Bob johnson,
dam by Hannibal, years o!d............
Third Race. -Associatson Purse 800
dash of a mile.
A. B. Franklin's ch. C. Hampton,
by Jack Malone, dam Ella Temple,
by imp. Albion, years old ......... 1
Joseph A. Mabry's ch. (. Lucy
McClung, by Colossus, dam Betty
Martin. by imp. AindeIby, 4 years
..............................2
". b. Johnson's j. W. Hunt
Reynolds b. C. Humphrey Evans,
by Asteroid, dam Ann Hauley, By
imp. Yorkshire, years old......... 3
There having been some remarks made
aud some excitement occasioned by the
distaneing of his competitors by Helmet
on Wednesday, it is perhaps appropriate /
to say that Mr. Oheatham is not respon- |
sible for this alleged breach of profes- |
slonal courtesy; but that the owner of Hell |
met gave the orders which brought about
this result, not however with any inten-
ton to do injustice to others, who were
personally unknown to him.
To-DAY's RACES.
Two excellent races are announced for
to-day, the first two mile heats and the
other dash of mile and halt In the
first Bayonetis big favorite, Mollis James
second and Morgan Scout last choice. In
second race Salina is by large odds the tfa-
vorite- Creole Dance being second choice
Below we give the programme 80
F1Rsr RGoE-Association Purse, S4OO-
ava mile heats,