The New York herald., 1873-09-14
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION.

Sixth and Last Day OF the Fall Running
Meeting Mt Lexington-The Cleaner the
Winner OF the One e-and-a-Quarter Mile
Dash, Grinstead's War Dance Colt the
Mile Heats, and Waverley tho Three
LEXINGTON, KY. Sept 13, 1873.
This was the closing day of the fall running
meeting OF the Kentucky Association. AS there
were three races on the card quite o large crowd
assembled 20 witness them. The rain which fell
during the night and this morning made the track
heavy, and fast time could not be made, yet the
sport was good.
DASH OF ONE AND QUARTER MILES.
The first race was o IL miles dash, for all ages,
with A. Buford's bay horse Charley Kavanaugh 7.
J. Megibben's bay colt Lampi and J. A. Grinstead's
bay nIy The Cleaner entered. Lampf was the Ia
vorite, but the result only proved that the know
ing ones are sometimes losers The horses got q
good start at the hal-mile pole, but Lampi soon
went TO the front. yet he could not stay there as
The Cleaner made q successful eIort to get by his
the homestretch and most exciting contest was
the result. The rider OF The Cleaner shook his
horse up with great skill and he passed under the
string & winner by neck, Charley Kavanaugh
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 13, 1s73-SIxTH AND LAST
DAY OF THE RUNNING MEETING OF THE KENTUCKY
AssoCIATIoN-FIRsT RAcE-Purse of $50, Tor all
j. A. Grinstead's b. I. The cleaner years
old, by War Dance, dam Glycera, dam by imp.
7. ]. Megbben's b. c. Lampi, years old, by
Lightning, dam Sallie, by imp. Sovereign. 2
A. Buford's b. h. Charley Kavanaugh, years
old, by EmOry's Lexington. n..................... 3
NILE HEATS FOR BEATEN HORSES.
The Consolation Purse, mile heats, for beaten
horses, had four entries-the Knight OF LexIng
ton, Prices Colt, Nellie Grim and Elsie. Nellie
Grim was the iavorlte.
the start, but Nellie took first place. and kept 1t
until the hal-mle was reached, when the lour ran
well together, and came down the hOmestretch
and passed under the string in the following
order Prices Colt first, Nellie Grim second,
Elsie third and the Knight OF Lexington fourth.
Second Heat-Price was the favorite, and at the
tap OF the drum he got or with the lead which he
Kept to the finish winning the heat and race with
apparent ease Time, :5es
SAME DAY-SECOND RACE-COnsolatiOn Purse of
$3.50: mile heats Tor beaten horses.
j. A. Grinstead's Is. Prce's) b. c., years old,
Boyd's St ce cn Nellie Grim, years old, by
AsteroId, dam Mollle Hambleten. ........... 2
]. w. Hunt Reynolds CHI. I. Elsie, yrs old by
O. p. Boards u. 4. Walshs) ch. c. The Knight
OF Lexington, by imp. Knight OF st. George. 4
Time, 1:551s-1 :461s.
DASH OF THREE MILES.
The third race was sweepstakes for all ages,
three miles, with four entries but only lWaverley
the favorite The horses went Off quietly together
at the signal OF the starter, and Fanny NJ took the
lead ana held III by about TWO or three lengths un
til the FIRST two miles were finished, when they
Tapped and ran about quarter in that way; but
Waverley now thought he should go ahead, which
he did. and Fanny M. gave up the race and Wav-
erley had 1t all his own way, winning by at least
dozen lengths in 5:5SH.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy-THIRp RACE.-Swcepstakes for all
ages; S25 each, p. p., with $500 added; dash Of
three miles, Value OF the sweep $780,
Clark h Grinstead's br g. Waverley, years old,
by Australian, dam by imp. Cicely Jobson..... 1
Geo. Cadwallader's b. {. Fanny NJ, years old,
by Lightning, dam by Yorkshire. ............... 2
Time-5:5Sh.