The New York herald., 1877-09-22
LEXINGTON RAG S.
FIFTH DAY OF THE FALL MEETING OF THE
KENTUCKY AssocIArIoN-THREE CAPITAL
coNrKsTs-LIzzrE WHIPS, HIMYAR AND
LoNGENTEEN THE WINNERS.


KENTUCKY AssocIATroN-THREE CAPITAL
coNrEsrs-LIzzrE WHIPS, HIMYAR AND
LoNGENTEEN THE WINNERS.
LEXINGTON, Sept 81, 1877.
The nth day OF the fall meeting Of the Kentucky
Association was a charming and beautiful one. Tho
track very and attendance large and fash
ionable Three came OF satisfactorily.
THE FIRST
was the Produce Stakes, for threey ear -olds; $50
each. play or pay; $500 added. Two mile heats.
Closed with six nominations. four OF which to
the post These were A. Buford's brown Oily Lzze
whiprs by Enquirer-Grand Dutch $, 3 years old; A.
Keenc Richards chestnut colt ryphoon. by War
Dance-the dam OF Spindrt, years old; f. B.
Harpers bay fliy Hyena, by observation-disclosures, 8
years old, and NJ. b. Gratz's chestnut hlly Spring
branch, by Austral.an-Sprngbrook, 3 years old
Typhoon was the favorite
First Hcaa-Typhoon took the lead, Lizzie Whips
second she going to the front ON the iurn: then
Typhoon second, Hyena third, Sprngbranch fourth
Lizzie Whips opened gap of ten lengths on Typhoon
before the haf-me pole was reached, which she In
creased to twenty the first mile which was run In
1.4OX. Lizzie Whipps never headed, and won tho
heat in a gallop by ten lengths, Typhoon second,
Hyena and sprmgbranch dstanced. Time, 3:3G]6.
Second Hedt-Two 10 one on Lizzie Whipps, who led
or was never headed and easily by three lengths
Time OF first mile, AT, and the heat, $3.50.
THE skcoND RACE
was the Colt and Fly Stakes for year-olds s25
each, play pay; $500 added; the second horse TO
save his stake; mile closed with twenty ytwo nom
nations, eight of which came to the post
These were b. G. Thomas bay colt Himyar, by
Alarm Hra; Owens Cadwallader's bay colt Leveer,
by I.cver-Sly Boots; j. W. Hunt Reynolds chestnut
colt BIZ ue Eyes, by Enquirer-Buchu; A. Keene Rich
ards bay colt Momentum, by War Dapce-Fleeting
g. W ehsnu cp
by Enquirer-0naro; the same gentleman's bay my
Nc,te Hopkins, by Enqurer-Nine.te and g. W.
ScotlarL-Fanpie Cbcatham. Hiuyar was the favorite
against the hela a. tol The start was Gap', s,p.
Ewes second. Hlmyar third, the remainder we'll
punched. Momentum held tho load TO the quarter
Down DOVE the hmyar took the lead The race
was then virtually over On the lower turn Lcveller
took second place. but never was abe to reach Himya
who won easily by two lengths. He was never fully
extended during the race. Leveller was second Blue
Eyes two lengths of third pomcroy fourth, Moments
Belle Palmer eighth. Time, / :44h. Himyar pro-
nounced by horsemen the best twoyear.od colt ever
shown in America.
was for purse Of $500; $3.50 to the first and $50 to
tho second horse One mile and half There were
ards chestnut illy Largenteen, by War Dance-Miss
Gray, years old; Lsle Coles bay gelcins 10
HcSs by y vss so,
ington, years od J. A. Grnstead's brown
Ally Janet, y L,snsningmKssps, years p,,,. ola;
Cordela years old, and F. B. Harper's chestnut nlly
Necy Hale by Lexington-Miram, years old. Lar
1rst to capital start, Courier second Emma O. third
Janet fourth, Necy Hale fifth. Largenteen sixth At
the three quarter pole Courier showed I'M 10 front 'ppsa
Largenteen moved up third, and then passed
1n aFoSnd HSnsd tho lower turn she ' appsa Courier
and entering the homestrctch she made play and won
handy By lengths Courier sS ~S Rdsn Lengths IN
Janet sixth The first mile In l:441a, and the
race in 2:3sk. The following are the
KENTUCKY AssocrArIoS.-FIETH DAY, FRIDAY, Sep
tember 2L-FIRsr RAcg.-Ihc Produce Stakes for
three. year-oIds $50 eoch play or Pay; $500 added
Starters.
A. Buiord's br f. Lizzio Whips, BY Enquirer
A. Keene Richards ch G. Typhoon, by War Dance,
NJ. B. GRATIS ch. Z sprinebranch, by Australian
Sprnrbrook ...............,........d dis
F. B. Hsrper's b. t. Hyena, by LongeiIow-Jon onan-
na' 0y wagner Time. $3.50 ;-s:sa
SAME DAY.-Tbe Colt and Filly Stakes for two-year-
S SIS each play $500 @ as w,'S
twenty-five nominations.
Stdrters
b. G.. Thomas b. c. Hmyar, by Alarm--Hira. !
Owens & Cadwnllader's b. C. Leveer, by Lever-Siy
sS0ii w. Hun. Reynolds :i. C Hue Eyes oy En-
QulFer--buCuu
G. W. Bowen l. Co.'s b. @ Pomeroy, by Planet
NaDuailu
A. Keene Richards b. c. Momentum, by War
Dance-Fieeting Moments. ts.......................
A. Buiord's CHI c. McHenry, by Enquirer-on-
A. Buiord's b. Nette Hopkins, by Enquirer
G. W Bowen Co . b. Z Belle Palmer. by Bonnie
Scotand-Fanny Chcathan. Observation-Disclosures. B
A Time, 4ix.
y THIRD RACE.
SAME DAY-Purse $500; $3.50 to the first and $50 to
the second horse. Ono mile and half
Starters.
A. Keene Richards eli. I. Largenteen, by War
Dance-Miss Gray, years old. d................... l
Dixon l. Winners b. c. Courier, by Star Davis,
dam by Lexington, yeurs old. Observation-Disclosures.
y. b. Harpcr's cn f. Necy Hale, by Lexington-Mls
ram, years olu ............. q
T. j. Megbbin's ch. In. Emma c., by rlanet-Cor-
della, years oid ....-..
Lsle Co. IS b. 8. 10 Rodes, by Virg-ltem, 4years
Oiu
j. A. Grinstead's br. Janet, by LightninR-Kelpio,
Time 2:3Sh