Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Sentinel and Gaberlunzie I'm the
Maxwell House stake.

The attendance at the course yesterday
was largely in excess Of that OF the preVi-
| GUS day, among whom were large num-
Der Of ladies.
| In the first race for an Association parse
of $500, dssh of three miles, there was
only one entIy-T. g. Moore Oh. c. Eos
ter. who galloped over and took the purse.
| On the last nile, Bsyonet was started out
| as a comparison to Foster, but there was
no attempt at speed, and the three mile
| dash proved to be q very tame AFFAIR.
There was general roget expressed that
there was no contest among the three
miIers on the course. A struggle between
Bsyopet and Foster would have proved
ve.y interesting.
| The second race was dash Of mile,
with Ave entries, as follows: Commerce,
Sue Walton, Mazeppa, Aneroid and Moln-
tyres bay colt. Commerce was ny large
| odds the fayorite, selling ct shout two to
one against the field,
| The drum tapped on good stsrt with
the exception Of Sue Walton, VINO vas
| about two lengths in the rear as the others
got under way. McIutyre's bay colt hsc
the advantage for the first quar-
ter, when hazeppa put In an ap'
pearsncs alongside. Then up comes
Commerce, and the three are abreast at
the three quarter post, when Metaila came
to line, leaving Sue in the rear. Mazepps
presently gave way and changed positions
with Sue. Down the home stretch there
was a spirited struggle between the favor.
tie aud McIntyre's colt, but Commerce got
to the string frat by nearly half length.
Time l:4S.
THIRD RACE.
The third race was mile heats with No
Iptyre's Tipperary colt, Metalls and kath
leen as the contestants. The Tippersry
| colt was the favorite from the start a.
| about two to one against the field.
F1Rsr HEAE.-Kathlesn took the lead
from the start, and kept it for quarter,
when McIatyre came up rather suddenly
and took possession Of the track and from
that time cut seemed to have everything
her own way, winning the beat With ease
Time 1:494.
SECOND HEAr.-Ths Tipperary colt lead
off lively, with Kathleen well up for
quarter. but from that time out the favor
tie was not pressed sufficiently to make th
FACE interesting, the Tippersry colt pass
ing the string three lengths ahead. Tim
1:4S8.
We give below a summary Of the day
racing
FIRST Raos-Association Purse $500
dash of three miles. T. G. Moore's Oh {
Foster, By Lexington, dam Verona, by i'm
Yorkshire, GaIloped oyer.
SECOND RACE.
! Association purse, $50; dash OF q mile
J A. Buford enters z. Wards Oh Com
! merce, by imp Bonnie Scotland, dam
Cottage Gill, by imp Ainderby three
years old............. ...................'.':'
r. F. Woods enters James Mclntyres
body Norton, dam by Wagner.........
A. Oheaiham enters j. w. Hunt Rey-
nolds Oh Metslla, by imp Australian,
dam by Lexington, four years DID,.
Turner & johnson enters Oh Sue Wal
tor, by JACK Malone. dam by Captain
Eleee, three ears old.
G, W. Dsrden enters gr Aneroid, by
Lexington, dam Sebuls, by imp Glen
ooe, SIX years old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r. B. Oheatham enters B. D. Smith q
Sons blk b Mazepps, by I'd Albion,
dam unknown, six years old ...........
Time, 1:4S.
THIRD RACE.
Association purse, $500, mile heats.
l. z. F. Woods enters James Nc
Intyres ch by nppersry, dam by
imported Knight Of St George,
years old..........."............. ]
9. W. H johnson enters br Ksth-
Ieen, by Lexington, dam by York
shire, years DID,. ................ 2
8. A. Oheathsm enters j. W. Hunt
Reynolds oh Aetsna, by i'm
ported Australian, dam by Le4-
ington, years old.................... 3
Tina 1.494. I:4S4