The New York herald., 1876-09-27
RACING IN KENTUCKY.
Sixth Day Of ths Fall Meeting Of the
Louisville Jockey Club.
-FOUR INTERESTING RACES.
Gnt Linsmore, Harry Hill and Redmar
the Winners.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 20, 1875.

LOUISVILLE, Sept %, 1875
The ride - the racscourss to-day was INDUCED in
oy eli classes who had the ways and means for such
enjoy msnt, as . more charming atmosphere was sell
dom felt than people blessed with during the
afternoon. The track was In unexceptionabie condi-
Zion, and the that on wore run with great
Spirit and greatly appreciated -Four events
were on the card-she n-st mile heats; the second
dash OF . mile and halt the third, two-mils heats.
and the fourth, dash OF milo and sighth-a!l Of
which OF promptly ana satisfactorily TO the spec
taiore
vas for horses purse $780, of which $50 had TO
be given 70 tho second horse; mile heats Horses
beaten once allowed seven pounds; twice, twelve
pounds; three times sixteen pounda There were for
starters for this event A. Keene Richards bay colt
Grit by Melbourne, Jr, dam Waggonctte, three years
old; James A. Grinstcad's bay Oily Phebe MayGower,
10y Phcaton, dam Cicly Jobson four years old; j.
Henry Mler's chestnut mare Georgia Bowman, by
Lexington, dam Annie c., hve years old, and G. Cad
wallader's chestnut Ally Plenty, by Planet, dam Mag
netta three years old Grit the favorite at nearly
against the field
First Heaa-Phebe Maynower jumped or with the
lead, Grit second. Georgie Bowman third, Plenty
fourth. Phebo held the lead until well into the liome
stretch, when Grit joined her. but Phebo Mayllower
Won the hel, by neck Grit second George bowman
thId, Win picntE 10 tue Ilmc, 40.
Second Heat --George Bowman the iavoro at odds
against the field. Grit went OF in front of Bowman.
but soon nily go. with her, and they
ran head and head tor threequarters of mile, when
phobe Mayiower joined issue with them, when, after
Gerce drivng race Grit won the by half length,
rncbc MnyGower second, Georgie Bowman third,
Plenty fourth. Time, :la
stable Gst and Pheoc Maylower oil together, and
raced head ana head 10 qusrter pole when Phebc
H. and crit won The hca. and race in c~nler by ten
lengths IN :5o5s
THE SECOND RACE
handicap for all ages, Tor purse OF $3.50, dash
OF mile aud nall For tins event SIX came TO the
posi-. THESE were Cadwallader Il Thomas gray colt
Iiusmore, BY Lightning. dam Nora Creina, four
I.,c Paul. dam by Sovereign, years old; 7. J. Ne.
libbens chestnut oily Eagct, by Planet, dam Eaglcss
Paul dam by scy,lian, years old; Mcintyre &
Swneys bay nlly Katie pearce. by bennington, dam
Stamps years old. and Mr. kely's chestnut horse
Thunderboit, by Newry, dam unknown, aged
Katie Fearce the avorte against the field ut
money Eagles and ilie Moore were OF together ahead
OF the others, followed by Linsmorc, Katie Pearce
Laura g. and Ihunderbolt. The FLIES held the lead
unul they reached The homestretch when Lnsmore
made rush and won easily by SIX lengths Ellie Moore
second Eagct third, Laura g. fourth, Katie Pearco
fifth and Thuaderrolt sixth. Tlmo OF Erst mile, J. 40
and the mile aud half, 240i4.
I'll. THIRD RACE
was the Gait House Stake, Tor three year ods; two
mile beats entrance $50 play or Jay. the Gal, House
horse aud 500 to tho third There
four starters out of the niteen nominations
comprising John Funk's chestnut colt Harry Hill. by
Virgil, dam Lark Il. f. VismanIi's bay colt Leaning
tonian. by Leamins,op, dam by Lexington; W. Jen-
nlngs bay colt Patriot, by phac,on dam sae PASTOR
and ". Murphy's chestnut colt Russ Butler, by War
Dance dam Princess Royal
First HeaL--Pariot was the favoritc, Harry Hill
ond choice, aud well up in the betting The horses
bad good start, Russ Butler jumping away with the
lead and opening gap OF lengths To the quarter
Jole, Patriot secoad Harry Hill third, Lcamingto oman
fourth. There was change In the position Of tho
horses for mile and quarter, when Patriot passed
Russ Butler, and increased his lead length at
the lall,niiic pole. Harry Hl then moved
III ~, h,,.,a
stretch and won IN can,er by two Lengths,
Patriot second, Leamlngtonian third, Russ Butler
fourth. Time, 3:4lls.
Second Heat Two to ono Harry Hill. Patriot
wen; oil with the lead, which he held Tor mile ana
quarter, when be passed by Leaning tonan, who
kept the lead until he entered the homcsretch Harry
H,l then passed him. came away aud won easily by
three lengths, Lcamiugtonian second Patriot bad
tnird, Russ Butler fourth. Time, S:42i4.
FOURTH RACE
was for the ASSOCIATION Purse OF $50 dash OF a mile
MD al eighth There were but TWO starters in this
These A. kccnc Richards bay colt Red
inau. by War Dance, dam by solierino, years DID,
aud (. B. Harpcrs gray hly Very Finc, by Enquirer,
Fanny Wells, years old Redman the IA |
loo l5. hc INDUCED Very Fine with the
lead Tor mai. mc, when be passed her and coming
away, oy ten lengths III a:oiS4 The following are
iho
SUMMARIES
LOUISVILLE, SEPTEMBER 2d-SNru DAy-FIRsr
RAcE-For ucatcn horscs--purse $500, OF which $50
10 tue second horse mile heats Horses bea,on once
allowed seven pounds, twice twelve pounds, three
umes sixteen pounds.
A keenc RicearJs' c. crit, by Melbourne,
Jr.. dam Wageonct,c years old. .......... 9
Jau.cs A. Griuslcad's b. l. Phebc MayGower by
fheaton, dam Ccily JCbson, years o'd. 80.
j. Henry Millcrs CHI M. George Bowman, by
Lexington dam Annie c., 5 years old....... 3ro
q. Cadw ailadcr's ch. I. Plenty, by Planet, dam
Masnetta, 3 years old. ......-................ 4ro
Time, i6--l 45-i :50h.
SAME DAY-SgCoyp RAcE-A handicap for q purse
0. $3.50, dash OF one aud halt miles; winners ex
cludcd.
Cadwalisder 4 Thomas {. Linsmore, by Light
ming. dam Nora Creina, years old .............
Wiihcrs Y Co. IS b. Ellie Moore, by Lee Paul, dam
by Sovereign, years old Observation-Disclosures.
r J. McGibocns cE t. Eag!et, by Planet, dam
. Easiess, Years DID,
Shanks 4 Co.'s b. T. Laura G.. by Lee Paul. dam
by Scythian, three years Old id................. 4
Mcintyre Il Swneys b. T. Katie Pearce, by Leam-
ington. dam stamps, years Old. d................ 8
Mr. Aclly's ca H. lhunderbo!t. by Newry, dam un-
known.... D
Time-240A.
SANE DAy-THIRD RACE -fnK CALF HousY SrAKx
for thrce-y ycar-oids; Two mile heats; 800,
play pay the Cali House $780, OF which $3.50
20 second and $l00 " third Closed with fifteen nom-
nationa
Starters
John Funks ch. c Harry Hill by Virgn, dam
~ Lark .....,... --..;........
II. =. Visman's b. c. Lcam!ngtonian. by Leaning
ton, dam by Lexington. n...........--..........3 .
". Jennings b. C Patriot by Phealon. dam Sallio
Pastor. -............-..........2
". Aurphy's eh c. Russ Butler. by War Dance,
Time, 3:4lA-3:s2A.
6Axn DAY-foURTH RAcx--Associaton Purse OF
$3.50. Dash oil mile and al eighth.
Starters.
a. Keenc Richards h. C. Kednaan, by War Dance,
dam by solerino, years old. .-..............
T. B. Harpcr's Very Fine, by Enquirer, dam
Fanny Wells, 3 years Observation-Disclosures. old. 2
Time, 2:olA.
CHESTER PARK MEETING