Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
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So entrance, p. p; W.. T. Linck to add
$500; second horse to have $50; closed with
twenty-One entries; the following started:
D.. Swigert names Oh C Stein
box, by imp. Australian, dam
Bonnet by Lexington. ....... 2 2 l l
w. q. Harding names ch C Cam
argO, by Jack Malone, dam vi
dette by vandal. 1922
Williams & Owings name b c
Worcester, by Concord, dam
Glencoe by imp. Glencoe. 4 l Ids
G. w. Darden & Co. name Gray
Steele, by Yandal, dam Bette
Martin by imp. Emu........ 6 ) 4 70
Jas. & A. G. Franklin mame Oh C
P~lanivOO, by Planet, dam sally
Lewis by imp. Glencoe. 49,. s dis.
A. Barnes names CIV. Z. Barnes)
Oh c George Graham, BY
Rogers, dam Sunshine by En-
gineer ...................... 3 4 5 70
". G. McGayOck names b f High
land Vintage, by Vandal, dam
Camilla by Highlander. 800. Z dis
Chas. Paine names b C BayOnne,
by Planet, dam Bay Flower by
Lexington D dis.
Time: Tsp, l:513, 1:53a 1:56.
Second Race.
Association purse, $50, q mile and a
half dash. Two entries, Jack Malone colt
B~rakesman, and Plan { colt Playmate,
were the only entries. Brakeman was the
~favOrite in the pools at the rate Of 500 TO
SO.
In starting Playmate took the lead and
kept il for nearly halfa mile, when Brakes
man came up and the two made a beautiful
run to the end Of the mite, neck and neck.
Then Brakeman gradually showed in
front, easily widening the distance, coming
under the string under a heavy pull, two
or three lengths ahead, making avery inter
esting race. Time, 2:5l4.
SUMMARY.
Association purse, $3.50, dash Of a mile
and a halt.
E. o. Elliott * Co. name Oh. c. Brakes
man, by Jack Malone, dam CapitOla by
imp. Albion, 4 years old. ............ l
Williams & OWings name ch. c. Play
mate, by Planet, dam by Vandal, 3
years old ?
Time, 2:Jl4.
Third Race
Dash Of one mile and a quarter; purse Of
$3.50; four entries-ChatterbOx, by Vandal;
Gwynn, by OOltawa; Egypt, by Planet, and
Cumberland, by Jack Malone. Egypt was
the favOrite in the pools, ChatterbOx second,
the other two constituting the ~feld-Egypt
for $500, all the rest a~ggregating
$40. At the start Cumberland sulked and
would not 90, and was left out of the race,
though the rider did all in his power to
make him go. Gwynn took the lead and
kept it for half mile, when Egypt came to
the front. At the fourth quarter Chatter
box passed Gwynn and made agallant
for the money, only losing by a
necK. Time, 2:lS.
Both the dashes were admirable and gave
the spectators more than usual interest.
SUMMARY.
Association Purse, $l5O-Dash Of a Mile
and a Quarter.
D. Swieert names Oh C Egypt, by Planet,
dam Lady Barry by imp. Emu, 4 years
DID 1
E. p. Langworthy names en- C Gwynn,
by Ooltawa, dam by Ambassador, 4
years old. 2
o. Elliott names ch f ChatterbOx, by
Vandal, dam Lucille by Hiawatha, 4
years 5
John Ford & Co. name Oh C Cumberland,
by Jack Malone, dam Highland Mary,
by Highlander, 4 years old. .......... 0
Time, 2:lS.
The Races To-day.
Only two races will be run this alter
lOOn-a dash of a mile and a quarter for
IN Association purse of 500, and a two
nile heats race for an Association purse of
400.
In the first contest there are four to
tart, Damon, VOltigeUr, BayOnne, and a
pay colt by Muggins. VOltigeur leads in
he pools, selling for Sl25, while Damon is
second choice, bringing $50, BayOnne, $50;
d the Muggins colt S26.
In the second race the three starters sell
Is follows; Arizona, S75; OxmOre, SZ5;
md Orphan Girl, SIC.
Ballaukeel will have a walk over in the
.wo mile dash for an Association purse of
$3.50.
Elsewhere.
The Nelg York Times Of Monday says
hat great interest is manifested there in
,ur Spring Meeting, as many of the colts
in the stakes are also engaged in
be leading events at Jerome Park, Long
and saratoga. At JohnsOn's the
on Tuesdays races was for the
Young America Stake as follows: CeylOn
40. Mediator SIG, Woodland S14, and
Creedmore, Virgil and Dave Saxon selling
the field for S35. In the Bruce Stake,
brought $40, Vicksburg So,
Yithers' FLY SO, just Out and BayOnne
Il that figure, and George Graham in the
ieId for S45. In the mile-heats race
Egvpt brought $40, Granger sold for SO,
lean Val Jean 50, anC Hazem and Fair
,lay in the field for SIC. The quotations
n Mnrrissey's betting books on the stakes
y Jerome Park show that bets are taken in
he Withers stake at 4 to l on AristideS, >
o l on Chesapeake, and 10 TO l on Vol
n In the Belmont stakes it is . to l
Willie Burke, Chesapeake and Hyder
Ali. and S to l on Aristides.
the Westchester Cup the betting is
to I on Ballankeel, s to 1 on Nandalite,
8 toll on King Pin, 20 to 1 on Eadladeen,
nd 20 TO 1 on Limestone. In Kelly, Bliss
Co.'S books on the Long Branch events,
he betting in the jersey Derby is 5 70 lon
Iyder ali. 6 to l on Chesapeake, Z TO l on
Aristides and Vassal.
Iuthe Robbins stake the figures range the
anne. and for the Monmouth cup Acrobat
ellis for 4 TO L, while 3 to l is bid on Bal
apkeel. to on Preakness, StO 1 on Wanda
tie, 20 to 1 on Limestone, and Is to l on
CRIMINAL NOTES.