The New York herald., 1876-09-15
RACING IN KENTUCKY.
Fourth Day of the Fall Meeting
at Lexington.
Necy Hall, Largensteen and Ten
brock the Winners.
LEusoros. Sept IA, 1870

LEXINGTON. Sept IA, 1910
The ATTENDANCE the race course day was not 20
great a. on the previous days Of the meeting There
Was slight shower in the morning, out tho weather
cleared up BY and tho track very ass There
was . high wind blowing during the races
q sweepstakes for three yenr-ods $50 each, s25
forfeit $500 added the distance mile and three
quarters There wore nve starters comprising J. A.
Grinsteads chestnut nliy katrine by Lightning, dam
cicy Jobsoa; and tho same gcnscman's bay lilly
Marie Michon, by Melbourne, Jr., dam Nellie Gray;
Williams and Owings chestnut colt Crccdmoor, by As
scroid, dam Target D. swigcrts bay colt Bombay by
Planet. dam Nora and y. b. Harpcr's chestnut nlly
Nccy Hall, by Lexington, dam Miriam.
THE RACE.
Crcedmoor was the iavorite ut 8 TO against the
field Tho a very bad one, Creedmoor being
lets tbe post aud before he got in motion ho
from seventy -nve TO one hundred yards behind the
Others which entirely destroyed his chances for tho
race, and his packers' money was lost before he
started Mario Michon led of. followed by Bombay,
Necv Hall, Katrins and Crccdmoor. Marie Michon
showed the way milo and half, closely pressed
BY Bombay. Necy Hall made her run as she came
into tho homestretch, passed those In front of
her, and the by longths, Crecdmoor Sec
ond q neck In front OF Mario Michon Bombay fourth,
Ka,rne NTH Tho time OF the mile and thrcoquartcrs
was 3:07X
Tho second was a selling race, with the usual allow
for tho price 10 be sold for and four came to the
post These were Mcintyre Nichols bay hiiy TITLE
Brent by Phcaton, dam Netie Wiley; 7. J. Mcgiboens
chestnut nlly Eaglc., by Planet, dam Eagless; j.
Grins,cads gray colt Lautcnac, by Lightning, dam
Zingara and G. W. Downings chestnut hlly Larseu-
stcen by War Dance. dam ReveL
Tilie Brent and Eaglet were equal favorites, Lam
next favor Largenstcen selling at low rates
The very one, Eaeet and Tillic Brent
getting away Tapped, largenstcen good third Ian
tcnac fourth Largensteen took the lead at the quar-
ter pole, never headed, and won handily by two
lengths, Tlie Brent second neck IN front OF Eagle
Lanenac fourth The first mile was run IN "A and
the race In l:5S
rHx THIRD RAoH
was for O purse of $780, $500 the 1rst and $50 to
the second horse, dash Of mile and five furongs
For this there but two entries. These were
apos years ea oSa Say
fly Phyllis, by Pheaton, dam Lass OF Sidney years
old.
Tenbroek was tho favortc ut the six to one. The
pair went OF at clipping pace and ran head and head
for Ave. ghths OF u milo, when Ten Brock the
front and leaving the ally won tho race by half
lengths quite easily making the FIRST mile IN :42A
and the mile and nve furlongs IN 2:5lA
The following are the
SUMMARIZES.
LEXINGTON THURSDAY, Sept 14-FouRrH DAY-FIRsr
s25 forfeit; $500 added ono mile and thrcequarters
The second horse to receive 500 out OF the stakes
f. b. Harper's ch Necy Hail. by Lexington, dam
Miriam, by Glencoe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
Williams Il Owing's ch. c. Creedmoor, by Asterod,
dam Target by Ri1cman. Observation-Disclosures.
j. A. Grinstead's b. f. Marie Michon, by Melbourne
Jr, dam Nellie Gray, by Lexington. .............. 8
u. Swigert's b. c. Bombay, by Planet dam Nora, by
Sovereign.
j. A. Grinsteads ch T. Katrne, by lightning dam
Cicily Jobson by Weatherbt. bt.....................
limo, 3:0,h
SAME DAy.-A selling race; purse $780, one milo and
an eighth horses be sold tor 81 800 carry proper
weight; to sell for 1000, allowed lbs TO seIl Tor
$3.50, allowed lbs to sell Tor $500, allowed 10 lbs.
The be sold at auction Immediately after tho
race, and any over tho price at which he
entered TO be sold 10 be given to second horse
Starters
G. W. Downing's ch. Lavgntcn, by War Dance,
dam RevcL years old .................
Mcintyre and Nichols b f. Tiliie Brent, by Pheaton,
dam Nette Wiley, years .od. Observation-Disclosures. 2
7. G.. Mcgibbcn's ch. Eaget by Planet, dam
Eagess, years old.
J. A. Grnstcads gr. C. Lantenac, by lightning, dam
Zingara, 8 years old.
Timc, 1:5S.
PURSE $3.50; $500 to the first and $50 the second
horse One milo ana five luriongs
Starters
r. B. Harpcrs b G. Tenbrook, by Phcaton, dam
Fanny Holton, 4 years old. Observation-Disclosures. !
A. X Richards b. T. Phyllis, by Pheaton dam Lass
Of sydney years old ......................... 2