The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
LEXINGTON RACES.

FOURTH DAY or THE SPRING MEETING or THE
KENTUCKY AssocIATIoN-BAzAR, NwBrRTER
AND ELxau THE WINNERS.
LEXINGTON KY, May II, 1876
The fourth day OF the spring meeting Of the Ken
lucky Association was clear and warm, and the track
hne and as fast II possible TO have IL The
attendance again very large and tho racing gave
great satisfaction. Three events werc on the card
The 1rsi selling race dash OF mile and quarter;
the second the Colt and Fy Stakes, tor twoyearolds,
dash Of FIVE eighths Of mile, which had nineteen
entries, eleven Qf which to the post, and last,
mile and half for purse, between nvc four
ycar.olds.
RACE
The starters in this event Robinson, Morgan
Co.'s brown nlly Gyp,is, years old, carving 100
lbs. A. Keno Richards chestnut colt Bazaar
years old 30 lbs J. A. Grinsteuds chestnut nlly Gold
mine. 4 years old, los lbs, and o. A. Gilman's
brown colt Grenoblc, years old. los lbs The bet
ting this very even, they all sold for
nearly the prices Goldmne took the lead. Bazaar
second, Grenoble third Gypts fourth. The
horses ran rapidly down the quarter stretch
and passed tho judgcs' stand Tapped, Bazaar
IN 'front.' Goldmne second, Grcnoble third,
Gypts fourth Around the turn Godmine showed her
head in front, Bazaar second Grcnobe third, Gyptis
fourth Racing along the backstretch, Grenoble and
Gyptis moved up tho leaders, and at tho half mile
pole Grenobe had his head 'front.' and short time
aterward was leading length His hackers at this
moment oxulting. Going up the hill to the three
quarter poe Gronoble showed tho way and looked the
winner all over. but just as no turned into
the homcstrctch Bazaar camo with rush
and challenged him. merry run up the
stretch cnsued which terminated by Bazaar
winning the race by three lengths Grenoblc second,
four lengths in advance OF Godminc, Gyptis fourth.
Time OF the mile and quarter, 2'o9h which is only
of second behind the fastest tmc ever
made for the same distance which credited TO Grin
stead at Saratoga last summer
Bazaar, the winner, q small well formed colt. with
out any striking points about him. He has no white
except small in his forehead. lie put up for
sale amer the race ana was purchased by J. A. Grin
stead Tor 81, 800
This had for starters Green Cay's chestnut ally
Glepneila J. Henry Miller 4 Co g gray colt by Phac-
ton, dam Ella jackson; H. p. McGraths chestnut colt
Fields bay colt Headlight; r. j. N,cnols' chestnut colt
Glimmer; A. Bufords chestnut colt Acwhrter; also
owners brown illy Lizzie Whips Lyle Scully's
bay colt, by Glen Atho: Same owners bay hlly, by
Harrington, and J. A. Grnsteads chestnut hy Mahur.
Miller l. Co.'s colt was the favorite Glmmer being
choice After many brcaksaway the youngsters
started in toleraby fair order, Lizzc Whips lead
ing, the Glen Athol colt second, Mcwnir-
,e, n,a ha ne unnn S
half mile pole the Glen Athol colt was-sn the lead,
Mcwhirter second Lzze Whips third, Gienella fourth,
with the balance still punched Tho changes were
Kaleidoscope on tho turn, but they entered tho
hcmestrelch Mcwhrter dashed away from the otbors,
mer fourth. and nd in this way they came down the
homestrctch, and passed under tho string, McWhrter
leading two lengths, the Glen Athol colt second Glen
ella third, Glimmer fourth, Mohur nth, Hugh sixth,
Mier's Phaeton colt seventh, Lyle scully's pair
eighth ard NINTH Bufords Lizzie Whips tenth and
Headlight eleventh Time, l;0lsl.
Tho. wiuncr Is dark chestnut with blaze face, and
White spot on the front Of each hind pastern. He
stands Is icet inch high with long and resolute
head good shoulders and ine back. The body 10
trne hight in 'front.' but he has fine set Of hips aud
his legs are broad and HAT aud well under him.
AND HALr.
Tho third was for purse OF $3.50 dash OF one
m av o ara a.r ns' ana ens merDsos bay Sy
Elemi James A. Grinstcad's bay ny Ph9oe Maydow:r,
A. Keene Richards bay cot Redman and H. T. Nc
tic at nearly even money the held Carrie Andcr-
son was hrst away, Redman second Chesapeake third,
Elemi fourth and Phoebe Mavlower NTH. Tue positions
were unchanged on the upper hill turn. but they
reached Tho pole Eemi Carrie Anderson
fourth anu Phoebe Maynower nth. Racing rapidly
down the quartcrstrctch, rs they passed the Judges
stand Rednan had the best OF II by neck chesapeake
second Elcmi third. Carrie Anderson fourth and
PhGbc May flower NTH Gong around the turn Chesa-
pcake and Rcdman were yokcd one length ahead OF
Ecmi Carrie Anderson and Phobe Mayhower bringing
up the There was no change Of place or
position tho quarter pole nor along the backsretch
Redman and Chesapeake running neck and neck all
trailing n few lengths behind Climbing the hill made
no difference between Chesapeake and Redman but
when they turned tho homestretch TO tho aston
shmcn OF every locker on, Ecmi rushed TO the 'front.'
ana had all the others whipped IN an instant She
npeS ahead 81
Chesapeake fourth, Phoebe haynower MIN Time,
2:3Sa4
LEXINGTON Ks., MAY IL, 1876 FOURTH DAT OF THE
SPRING MEETING or THE KEsrucKy AssociArios-FRsr
R,cA selling race p5e Of s s o n9Fses oa % ss os
lbs for $3.50. allowed lbs for $500, allowed 10
lbs. One mile and quarter:
A. Keene Richards CHI. C. Bazaar, years, by Jack
Malone dam by Australian, 90 lbs. /
q. A. Gilinan's br. C Grcnobe. years, by Bay
wood dam Lutte, los lbs. ........................
James a GrInsIead's CHI T. Goldmne, 4 years, by
Australian, dam Income, los lbs.
Robinson, Morgan \ Co.'S Dr. { Gyptis, years, by
Australian, dam Mazurka, 100 lbs. .............. 4
Time 2:095a.
SANE DAY--sEcosD RAcE-fhe Colt and Filly
second horse to save hrs stake Five iurlongs Closed
A Al Bu u CHI c Mcwhirter, by Enquirer dam
Ontario by Bonnie scotland.
George Cuts Dr. c. by Glen Atho, dam Susan Over
ton, by Sovereign.
Green Ciays CHI. T. Glenella, by Gienelg, dam Sally.
7. j. Nichols CHI G Gmmer, BY GlencIy, dam rho
James' A. - erins,esa's Oh. Monar, BY Giroy, dam
H. r McGrssh's Oh. .. Hugh, BY Barney Stone dam
j. Henry Miller Co. s gr. G. by Phaoton, dam Ella
jackson, BY Lightning. ...,.....................
Lyle Scully's b. T. by INN. Harrington, dam Laura
Bruce. BY Star Davis. Observation-Disclosures.
Lyle scally's b. c BY imp. Glen iihol, dam Ediih,
A. Buford's br. r. Lizzie Whips, by Enquirer. dam
Grand Duchess, by vandaI.. 10
j. b. Fields b. c. Headlight, by Bayonet dam
Time. l:04Z.
SAME DAy-TMRD RAcE-Purse OF $3.50, for all
ages; $500 to the rss aud $50 TO the second horse
One mile and half
r. j. McGibben's b. f. Elemi, years, by Asterod,
dam Edna
s. J. Ssycr's Carrie Anderson,,4 years BY imp.
Phaeton, dam Saie Anderson ..................-
A. Kccnc Richards b. g Redman, years. by War
Dance, dam by Solfer,no. ..................
II. r. McGrath's b. c. Chesapeake, years, by Lex
sngton dam koxana =
James A. Grinstcad's b. Phoebe Maynowor, 4ycars,
by imp. Phaeton, dam Cicy Jobson. .............
Time, 2:3Sz.
To-DAY's RACING.
Tho liberal entry To the dash OF tVo mcs for three