The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19


ana IN those important events the Monmouth and sara
wISsERs or the LOUISVILLE cur.
Year Winner. Subs St0rtera TIME
1875. ..... .Balankecl IA ....22 4:0lk
1876 Ten Brock (4)......l0 <:05A
NILE HEATS THRxE IN 1--WE
The third race ha1 tour sarteis-f Play Weather
by War Jig and Grey Steel Fair Play was tho favorito
long odds, Wcathcrby the second choice and War "
third. Grey Steel was first away, Fair Play second,
War Jig third, weatherby fourth. Going around the
upper turn wcatherby took second place, Fair
Play third and War Jig last Down the back
neck IN
the others few lengths behind. running side and side
Grey Steel ran neck In front Of weatheroy around
iurlong pole, when the latter taken hand and
Fair Play rushed into his place Grey Steel won the
nsn. " Two , Lengths rns ray wea'eFOy
Second Heat -Grcy steel was 1rst away, Fair Play
second War jig third, wcatherby fourth. Far Play
now made his fight With Grey Steel and they ran
yoked around the upper and to the quarter pole
Grey Steel having neck the best OF the struggle tho
0os sssss S A. Ss
I Play ,ns then tired hard Ssss s
moro interesting Groy stcc beat them all home, how
ever passing under the str ny winner by 4 head in
l:44A, Fair Play second, -four lengths ahead Of War Jig
VINO was length Ia front CT Weathcrby.
Taird Hsdt-Fair Play first away, War Jig sec
ond Grey Steel third, weathcrby fourth War jig and
FAR Play were yoked on the turn and weatherby was
pulled up, Hughes thinking that there start
account Of the drum being struck SO lightly. tn bell
calling return Grey Stcel's rider lay back and let
Fair Play and War Jig light for half mile, but
when they reached the lower turn seeing that Fair Play
was beating War Jig, the ockey brought Grey Steel up
aud challenged Fair Play for the heat Thcy had
rafting contest up tho home stretch. but Far Play
won by length and hall. War Jig second, tour
lengths In front OF Grey Steel Time OF the heat,
1:45A.
Fourth Heat-Fair Play and Grey Steel werc the only
horses now in the race the others having been sent 10
the stables Fair Play took the lead anu kept to tho
end. winning tho heat Dy lour lengths in Az. FAIR
Play pulled up very lame and It seemed impossible for
him 10 start again. but the time elapsed between
heats and the bell sounded TO saddle he brought
Fyfth Heat-Falr Play came up limp,ng but his game
OF the rarcst Kind and when the drum tapped
he went to the stretch like o bulldog. He beat Grey
Steel halt length to the quarter pole, and there the
latter botcd losing about thirty yards before he was
straightencd Swim then took Pair Play In hand, aud
waited for tho other down the bnckstrcch and the
lower turn until Grey Steel was at his TANKS. when he
came away again and won the heat by six lengths IN
1:53,r tNN
HEATS OF rHREEouARrERs OF A MILE.
Tho fourth had six starters, comprising Sallic
Gardner, Won Motke, Grcnobie, vaRabond. L,nsnorc
and Kilburn Sallie Gardner was u great favorite,
Grenobe second choice, Klburn thrd tho others rs
field.
First Heat--Grenoble was first away, but was soon
passed by Sallie Gardner, who was never aiterward
rerohe au ,h,r1 arsmors iour,b ,ihurn ,b Won
Aoltkc sixth. Time, l:l6s4.
Second Heat-saI Gardner was the favoritc at 100
TO 20 the neld Won MoItke was taken with cramp
and was Withdrawn. Kilburn first away, Vagnbond
second Linsmore third, Sale Gardner fourth, Grcno
BILE nth Al the halt mile pole Salie Gardner and vng
abond were sido and side, Kburn third Linsmors
fourth. Grenoble nith 0n the lower turn Vagabond
outpaced sale Gardner and was q length ahead at
the three.quartcr pole. vagabond came on with tho
lead and the heat by two lengths; Kburn second,
Linsmore third SalIe Gardner fourth, Grcnobc fith.
Time, l:l7x.
Third Heat-All were sent TO the stable excepting
vagabond and Sallie Gardner. Vagabond was very
lame when no tho post SalIie had the best Of
the send of, but Vagabond caught her on the lower
turn and came home an easy winner Time, ! 20
SUMMARY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, MAY Is, 1876 --FouRrH DAY OF the
spRrso MEETING op THE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB
FIRST RAcE.--Thc Falls City Stake, Tor thIeeyear ods
that had not appeared IN public prior to January l.
Jockey Club; secoRd horse to have 500. Closed with
10 nominations. Mile heats.
Green Gays Oh. G. Red Coat, by imp. Australian,
dam Sale by Lexington, 100 lbs. (Hughes)....
William jennings b. .. Patriot by imp. Phacton,
dam Sale Farrell, 100 lbs. .........
II. +. vlssman's b. c. Leamintonian, by Leaning
ton, dam by Lexington, 100 lbs ........... DIS
W. B. wnhers b. c. -, by ripperary, dam by
o'''s'' ~ 10 Time, ii2X.i:i6. 1'
SANE DAy-SEcoxD RAcE.--1he Louisville Cup, for
all ages, value o0o $50 each, p p; closed with ten
nominations Two miles and quarter.
=. b. Harper's b. c. Ten Brock. years, by mp
phaeton. dam Fannie Halton. by Lexington, loz
p Kccne Richards; CHI h. Monmouth. years by
War Dance, dam Saratoga, by imp. knight Of ST.
george lio Time .oa:;.
SANE DAY-TmRD cg.-Association Purse OF $500,
for all ages; mile heats, three In I'VE.
Williams Owiugs' b. h. Fair Play,
years, by Virgil, Dam Crucinx, BY Lex
ington, Ito lbs (Swm). 2 l I
W. IL Johnson's gr. G. Grey Steel, years.
by vandai, dam Bette Martini l04 lbs. ! l 2
=. Murphy's b. g. War jig, aged, by War
Dance, dam Dixie Ill lbs. ...........4 2 Eo
d. McCarty's ch, g. weatherby, years,
by Planet dam imp Wcashcrwitch,
I01 lbs Observation-Disclosures. So Io
Time, 1 ;l6h-1:44s< -1:45a4-1:47x-1:53k.
SAKE DAy-FoURTH (ExrRA) DISSATISFACTION
purse OF for all ages Heats Of throe-quarters OF
mi0.
A. b Lewis X Co. q b. C. vaQabond, years,
by vandal dam Com, 104 lbs. ..............2 ]
A. Keeno Richards ch. Sae Gardner,
years. by vandal, dam Charlotte Thompson,
lUl IDS ........A > =
C. Pines CHI. 6. Kilburn, years, by Ringmas.
ter, dam Ontario 107 lbR Observation-Disclosures 2Io
D. Cadwaliador Co.'s gr. G. Linsmore
years. by Lightning, dam Nora Crcnia, l04
lbs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sEo
D. " Johnsons br. c. .Grenoble, years. by
haywood, dam Lutte. 104 lbs. 6Lo
J. H. Morgan's b. G. Won M0ltke, 4 years, by
imp. Phaeton, dam Kate Anderson. 104 lbs. dr.
Time, 11oA-1I7i4-l20