Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-19


digni6ed attitude. Three legs nave gone for
ever. The wound in the heel is nothing
to be com AIRED to the breaking of the ten
don, the middle one too, and to use the
precise language of his trainer: "He'l never
more than walk-run he couldn't"
Yesterday at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, July 18.-The first race
(hurdle) two miles, for $500, was won by
Lochiel beating Astronomer, Tamrsiany and
Lobelia. Time, 4::eG9ss. The second race for
$500, three quarters of mile, was won by
Luna. Time, 1:19.
The third race for the Sequel Stakes, but
two competitors, was won easily by Wade
Hampton, Sue Ryder being a quarter of a
mile behind at tn finish. Time, 3:429a. -
The Cleveland Races.
CLEVELAND, O., July 18.-The second
davis races of Cleveland Club came off to-
day; notwithstanding the heavy rains of
last night the track was put in tolerably
good condition but was rather heavy at
first. The attendance was larger than yes
terday and great enthusiasm and interest
was manifested throughout.
The horses in the 2:30 race, which was
not finished yesterday on account OF dark
ness. were called at O'Clock. The score
for the best three in five stood, Rosalind 2,
Red Cloud !, Sleepy John L. In the first
heat Red Cloud unfairly took Rosalind's
position in the first quarter, compelling
Rosalind to fall back among the other
horses, when she fouled with Phil Sheridan,
smashing here sulky and throwing out
driver. The horses all went round, but the
dash was declared no heat. Red Cloud was
declared distanced, and her driver suspend
ed for thirty days. Rosalind came in ahead
next heat in 1924, thus winning the heat
and race. Time of race; Rosalind 2:2e,
2:26, 2:291!; Red Cloud 2:285; Sleepy John
2:295. ---
First regular race for horses that never
beat 2:30. Premium $1,000, 5000, $500.
Eight horses were entered aud five heats
trotted, Ella Wilson, Of Rushville, Indiana,
taking the second, fourth and fifth heats In
2:3O, 2:Sl and 1921, thus winning the race.
The other heats were won by Gentle An
ME, of Louisville, KY, in 1922, 2:3z5.
Third money was given to Cataraugus
Chief, of Buffalo.
The second race was for 2:40 horses;
premium 5000, $3.50 and $500; ten entries.
The race was won in three straight heats
by Ed. Selly, of Chicago, in 2;37, 2;S5 and
1906.
John Chambers gave him close victory
in the second heat, keeping the lead in the
first thIee-quarters, but falling back in the
home stretch and allowing Seny to come
under the wire half a length ahead.
The second money was given to Della
ware Chief, of Titusville, and the third to
Jno. Chambers, of Nashville.
For running race, best three in i've, S3OO,
$50, $50, five horses entered. The race
was closely contested and exciting, six heats
being necessary to decide who the winner
was. Romario won the fourth, fifth and
sixth heats in 1:23, 1:25a, 1929. Richard
A. Chenille, of Ohio, won the first in 1:25;;
Regent the second in 1;21, and Mollie Cad
the third in 1;21. Regent was distanced in
the sixth heat.
Goldsmith Maid.
Tomorrow, the great race between Gold
smith Maid, Lucy and American Gin
comes off and promises to show best time
ever made, track will be in splendid condi-
ten and some splendid racing is expected,
The races of the day will be pacing and
running.