The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
LOUISVILLE RACES.
Second Day Of the Spring Meeting Of the
Louisville Jockey Club.
Lisbon Ten Brock and SaIIe Gardner
the Winners.


were rum the FIRST for woycaf odd colts, the second
swo mile heats and the third dash OF mile and
one-cighth Tor all agc<
rIK ALEXANDER STAKE
Sport commenced with the Alexander Stake, for two
yearold colts nine OF the original entries
coming to the post These were Jennings h Hunts
haywood colt which Is called Bombadicr; George
Grs chestnut colt Alien Pinkerton George II. RIce's
bay colt Oddfellow. s. p. 4 J. NJ. Lam
casters bay colt Longbow, Daniel McIntyre's
bay colt by Pnaeton. A. Buiord's chestnut
colt Mcwhorter, D. swigcrrs bay colt Lisbon
r. Lorillard's bay relding Bcnzue and owners
chestnut gelding Tampico Lisbon the favorite
the field selling for s24o 10 s2o6 for all the others
combined Lisbon capital and won in
santer AMER 1--WE breaks away the colts started
very nicely by Colonel johnson and they went or
in a bunch closely together IL was pos
sible for them to be-Lisbon first, Tampico
second Allen Pnkerton third, Mcwhortcr fourth, Ben
zine nth, Uddfeow sixth, Longbow seventh, Bonn
badcr eighth Mcintyre ninth. Getting into the lower
turn Lisbon further 10 the front and showed tho
way to the homestresch. Benzine second Tampico
third, Mcwhortcr fourth, Bombadier ffth tho others
slosc together The colts entered tho homes,rctch In
group, and, with the exception OF tho favoritc.
Il difficult to place them Coming mp
The stretch Lisbon showed tho road, being well
In hand, and he strong all the way 10 tho stand
winning tho rncc by three lengthA Mcwhcrisr was
second, Ta4pico third Jennings Hunts Bomoadicr
Alien Pinkerton seventh. Longbow eighth Mclntyrcs
Phacton colt ninth Time Of nrst quarter 25 seconds
and Of The dash 40% seconds.
LISBON,
The winner, bay colt with bazs face, four white
stockings and stands about 15k hands In height He
Is most beautiful youngstcr gentleman all over,
with magnificent head and neck, well placed shoul
Sers excellent body Tremendous n,Is and STILES and
and legs. He Is quick IN bis movements and has
wonderful turn OF speed Hts pedigree is choice ono,
Caterer granddam by Sweetmeat.
WINNERS ALEXANDER STAKES.
Pear. Winner. Subx Starters. Time
1875. .vagrant..... 24......... la...... 0:5ok
1915. 49,. .Lispon...... lI.......... 9..... O49A
The second race two mile heats. and the starters
Frank Harper's bay colt Ten Brock +. Lloyd's
bay gcdinr Captain Hutchinson and L. Fords chest
nut horse Brakeman. Ten Brock was the favorto
the field At 3 to1
Fyrst Heat -Brakcsman took the lead Ten Brock
second, with Captain Hutchinson close up. Going
around tho upper turn Brakcsman led length until
tho quarter pole. when Ten Brock won't up
TO the front and showed the way down tho back
stretch, passing the half-mle pole Two lengths
ahead Of Brakeman. the latter being n'ty yards
ahead OF Captain Hutchinson, who aftcrward
In the Ten Brock led length and half round
shc lower turn but when he passed the stard at tho
completion Of the first milo no had not over length
the best OF 1t, Brakeman sixty yards front Of Cap
tain Hutchinson. Ten Brock opened length
suartel pole - with two lengths the 6cs. Of
g. Hutchinson fully a distance behind. Ten Brock
kept the gap open TO tho hall mile pole and after that
Brakeman began 10 give way and Ten Brock gaoped
homo under a strong pull winner by half a dozen
lengths. Captain Hutchinson disanccd. The nrst
NILE in l:4SA and tho heat In 3:3Ss{
Second Heat There betting between heats,
IS evident that Brakesmon had little business
with the tap of the drum and two lengths in front
on upper turn, and half cngth the quarter
he end Of tho mile. which was run IN i:4s,..
Leaving the stand Ten Brock went away rapidly and
u the quarter polo was h.y yards ahead Of Brakes
latter and thereby win second money. Az the half
mile pole Ten Brock was eighty yards ahead Of takes
and under pull The gallant son Of Phacton
homo winnsr BY nearly iurlong, making the two
niles in 3:3S.
The third Tor the Association purse OF $3.50
lash Of ono mile and an eighth This had tor starters
wsah Sa NoSi,y Bob wwSo''ey Won motifs Moks Cru,
choice, GrcDobe third. weaiherby fourth, tue
ssiSo Gardner r%1 jumped away with the lead,
Grcnobc second Bob wooIley third, yon Morke
seventh, Cruiser eighth When the horses passed the
stand Salie Gardner still In the lead Bob woocy
second Won Mol,ke third Grsnooe fourth; sue wynn
eighth Salle Gardner showed tho way around
The upper turn and was three lengths IN
Won Mollxe third, sue Wynn fourth, GrcnobIe hith
weasherby sixth, Novty seventh, Cruiser eighth
Down backstretch several changes took place but
salle Garancr still showed the Al the halimis
pole saIIie was ono length in front Of weathcrby,
pan0o Won 'n Moko sixth Sue wynn
with Cruiser bringing up the rear Gong
around the lower turn. sallic held her advantage,
while weatherby fell back to fourth Place. Bob wooIcy
again being second ana Grenobc thsd. Sa,c Gardner
came under pull and won The race by two lengths
woolIey fourth wcatherby NTH, Sue Wynn sixth, Won
Moitkc seventh. Cruiser eighth. Time Of the mile
from the starting point back 70 IT, l;4a and Of the en-
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May 10, 1s76--SEcoSD DAT THE
SPRING MEETING THE LOUISVILLE Joe KEy CLrR -FiRsr
RAcE-The Alexander stake. Tor Two ycar-od colts;
s25 each, p. D., the ASSOCIATION adding $500; second
horse TO receive 500; closed with
lions value s7z5; hall mile.
D. swigcr.s b G Lisbon, ey ~ imp, Ph'e'on dam
A. Bufords Oh. :. Mcwhor,cr, by Enquirer dam
Ontario by Bonnie scotland, 90 ........
+. LorlIards Oh. 6. ramp.co, by Planet dam Nj
Jennings 4 Hunts b. C. Bombader, by haywood,
Goneril, BY Revenue, 90 lbs. .........:.....
r. Lorlardsb b. 9. Bcnzine, by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Iodine. by Imp sovcregn, 81 lbs ................
George II. Rice's b c. 0ddleow. by LongfclIow, dam
Magnolia. by Daniel Boone, 30 lbs. ...............
George Glil's ch c Allen Pinkeron, by imp. Glen
AthoI, dam Susan Ovcrton, BY Sovereign, 90 lbs.
81 , sss Mor,. ~ Lonss0c ~ By
Daniel Mclntyre's b. G, BY imp Phacton, dam by
mp. knight of s.. George, 10 lbs
Time. 4sl4 seconds
S4ug DAy--sEcoxn RAcE-Assocation pure Of $7c0
'or all age; second horse 70 receive FOO Two milo
- b. Hsrpcr's b. G Ten Brock, 4 years, BY imp
Phacion, dam Fannie Hoton, by Lexington,
IT, Tord;. CHI & Iraicsman. years, by jacob
ALalono dam Capiola, by imp Aluion. lo4 lbs. 2ds
Fred Lioyd's b. h. Captain Hulch'nson, aged, by
Voucher, dam Alice by Zero, III lbs........... dis
Time. 3:3s8-3:3s
SANE DAY--TniRD RAcE.-Assocation purse or $50,
for all ages. One mile and an eighth.
4. Kccnc Richards ch. T. saIic Gardner, years, ~
vandnI dam Charlotte Thompson, 1ol lbs ....... !
ID. v. Jobnson's be. h. Grcnobe, 4 years, by Ray
wool dam Lutte, l04 lbs .................. .
T. J. McGibbcn's b. T. Monty. years, BY Leaning
J. Q. Murphy br. G bob wooley, ycrrs, BY Lean
ingtcn, dam 1tcm by Lexington, l0l lbs.
d. Mccarsys eli. g. wcatherby, years, by Planet,
dam imp wcasherwitch. 10l lbs................
II. Y, purhams b. Sue Wynn, years, BY Vandal,
dam Florence Nightingale. I0l lbs. ...............
J. II. Morgsn's b. {. Won Moltxc, 4 years by imp.
Phactor. dam Kate Anderson, 10i lbs. ...........
Owners Cruiser. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time. l:5cs<