The New York herald., 1876-09-24
RACING IN KENTUCKY.
Fourth Day Of the Fall Meeting Of the
Louisville Jockey Club.
FOUR CAPITAL RACES.
CIemmie G., Fair Play Ten Brock and
Emma c. the Winners.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 23 1870
Tho day cloudy, with slight shower at the hour
OF departure tor the The track was good,
but not considered fnst yet the best time on record
for three miles made II by Ten Brock during
tho afternoon The attendance moderate only, on
account of the threatening weather There were our
races, the first dash OF mile and thrce-quarters;
the second mile heats, best three in nye the third.
dash OF three miles, and the fourth. dash of two
miles.
PRsr RACE
tho woodburn Stake for three-year-o old lllles;
dash Of mile aud -quartcrs $50 entrance, half
forfeit, with $500 added Closed with eight nomina-
tions three which TO the post These were A.
Kesne Richards chestnut lilly Clemmie g., By War
Dance, dam Alexandria, +. b. Harper's chestnut
flly Necy Hale, by Lexington, dam Miriam;
and the gcnteman's gray lilly Very Fine, by Eu
quirer, dam Fanny Wells. Harper's pair were he
avoritcs tho other at 100 to 49, The lles had
beautiful start Very Fine and Clemmie G. going away
with their heads together, and they kept level for
three-quarters of mile. After going milo Cemmie
G. went up and passed Necy Hale, the latter never
aftorward being able to get even terms with Glenn
mic G. Necy Halo attempted TO pass ClcmmIc G.
while going down the backstrctch on the inside; but
she was cut oil and had to pull out, which destroyed
al her chances Of winning the race. Cicmm.c &.
away and by two lengths, Necy Hale second.
Very Fine beaten of badly third. Time OF the nrst
mile. Lac, and OF the race, 3:0s.
was for the Association Purse OF S4OO mile heats,
best threo in lvc. There two starters only for
.hs event. These wore Williams & Owing's bay colt
Fair Play, by Virgil dam Crucidx five years old aud
James A. Grinstead's bay ill y Phebc Mayfowcr, by
Phaeton, aam Cicily Jobson, four years old.
First Heak-The start a very good one both
horses Qoug away together, and they very slow
the quarter pole. Fair Play then took the lead and
Kept It TO tho three-quarter pole when Phebc May
flower came with burst OF speed and won the heat
by a short head. Time, 5os4.
Play the work and led lengths Tor three
quarters Of a'miie when Phebe moved up anu alter
gallant struggle she won the heat by neck in 1:i5
Third HeaL-Fair Play took the lead tho start
was never headed, and won the heat by SIX lengths
FomrM HeaL-This was duplicate OF tho previous
heat aud by lengths by FAIR Play, :5l
FIFTH Heat-Again Fair Play took the lead and gal
lOpng away from Phebc, won the race by nearly
distance Time, l:495.
Tho betting before the slo0 to $40 on Fair
Play. Second heat, 500 10 S7O on Fair Play Third
heat. SIOJ To $40 phebe Mayfowcr. Fourth 500 TO
$50 on FAIR Play, and on hD nth heat 500 to $40
FAIR Play.
was Post Stake for all ages, dash OF three miles;
s5o entrance, play or pay with $500 added, of which
with The following suUscrbers:-F Lloyd, f. b.
Harper, d. ]. Grouse A. J. Aegbbcn and Jos. Ii.
horse to the post. These f. b. Harper and u.
J. Grouse the former beng represented by bay colt
Ten Brock, by pnaeion, dam Lulu Horton and the
latter by bay colt Add, by Revolver dam Skyight.
The colts were of together, and Add made
u capital race Tor two miles and hrec-quarters,
when Ten Brock galloped away from him and by
six lengths IN tao best timc record The milo
was run in AZ, the second in 10 and tho third in
l:50, making the three miles in :26l4 beating Nor
folks time one second and a quarter Norfolk ran at
Sacramento, CAL. september 3, 1885, in 5:271s,
which was the best time uutll to-day.
was tor tho Association Purse oil $780, of which $50
went 10 tue second horse dash OF Two miles Three
Swlucy y chestnut lilly Emma c., by Planet dam Cor
della, tour years old; A. Keene Richards bay colt
old. and W. Murphys chestnut colt.Iuss Butler oy
War Dance, dam Princess Royal, three years old.
Emma c. was the iavortc against the field She took
the lead which she never rcinqushed, and won the
race with something IN hand by one length, Grit sec
ond Russ Butler bad third. The first mile was run
IN AS u and the two mles IN 33S "a.
The following are the
SUMMARIZES.
LOUISVILLE. Sept 24-FoURrm DAY-FRsr RACE
The Woodburn stakes, for three year Old nics; "A
dash OF mile and three equarters: $50 entrance half
forfeit, with $500 added. Closed wilh eight nomina-
lions.
Starters
A. .Keene Richards ch. I. Cemmc G., by War
r. b. Harpers CHI. I. Necy Hale, by Lexington, dam
Miriam .........................-
8. b. Harpers gr t. Very Fine, by Enquirer, dam
Time, sos.
SANE DAy--SEcoND RAcE--Association Purse Of
800; mile heats, best three In i've.
.Sfdrfcf s.
Williams Il Owines b. &. Fair Play, by
Virgil, dam Crucifx, years oId...... 2
J. A. Grinstcad's b. Phebe Mayhower,
by Phaeton. Cicly Jobson years Old. 2 9
Time, l:50s4-l :45-l Al :5l-l:4
SAME DAv-THIRD RAcE--Post Stake for all ages, n
dash OF three mics; entrance $50. play pay, with
500 added Of which 5000 10 the second nd $50 tho
third horse. Closed with i've subscribers
starters.
7. B. Harpcr'sb C Tenbroeck, by Pheaton, dam
Fanny Holton, years old d..................... !
D. J. Crouscs b. c. Add, by Revolver, dam skyllght
Time, 5:26t4.
SANE DAy-FouRTH RAcE.-Association Purse of
$500, Of which, $50 tot second horse dash or two
miles.
s '-rs
Ewat Swiney's ch Emma c.. by Planet dam
Cordea, years Old. .:.........:.. l
A. Keen Richards b. g. Grit, by Melbourne, Jr.,
dam Wagonette, years old. od......................
W. Murphy's ch. C. Russ Butler, by War Dance
dam Princess Royal, years DID,.
Timp