The New York herald., 1878-09-25
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

SECOND DAY OF THE FALL RACING MEETING
FINE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD TRACK
TRINIDAD, cLEMMIE c., WAKEFIELD AND
SIGNAL THE WINNERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. "a, 1875.
Tho second day OF tho fall meeting OF tho
Louisville Jockey Club great success.
Though the weather was cloudy and threaten
ing the attendance very gratifying
the management. The track had greatly. improved
and was in fair shape. Four events marked the
card, and the racing caused much satisfaction
TO the spectators. The Belle Meade Stakes
for two-year-od colts opened the sport, tho
winner turning up in Swigert's Trinidad, which
proved facer TO the betting fraternity. The second
event. one mile aud three-quar.ers, found Clemmis
G. in front at the finish. Merrils bay colt Warneld
captured tho mile dash with case, ana Beatty. Nc
Cleiian & Co. IS Signal beat twelve others tho selling
MEADE STAKES.
The Belle hoado Stakes for -old colts dash
oil tbree-quariers OF mile, brought ten OF twonty
nominations to the post These were Buford's Good
night, Hunts sulton, Fox's Harry Bishop,
Churchill Johnson's osy colt by Mon.
archist, Bowen & Cc.'s One Dime, Grinstead's
Strathnore, Grinstcads Dasni BaZoIk, SwigerI's
Trinidad. Nichols Montreal aud woodng l. Co Is Ben
HILL In the bettIns Gr.nstcac's pair (Stratnmor rnd
500, Stil.on s35 ana The hslc $50. The start was
very iar with Ben Hin IN the lead, Trinidad second,
excepting Churchill 4 Joaasou's colt who
was ninth and Harry bishop ,en,h. The youngsters
hai!-mie pole when hoLtreal went TO the front,
which position he held past the three quarter polo.
abreast, but their coors could no, be
lngnished for mo cloud OF dust they were
away IN fine shape. lapped by Ben Hii and tho par
made an exciting fight, which endcd By Trinidad
Ssn M asa was sssSnS
Stilon sixth, Montreal seventh, strathnore eighth,
Harry Bishop ninth aud Churchill & Johnson's colt
Trinidad Is brown coii, hitsen and thrccquarter
hands high, and pain looking youngster, with
powerful bone. Hs promises with age, 20 make
coed colt.
OF THE BELLE aEADE STAKES.
Year. Wnaer Subs. Starters Time.
lS75-Vagrans ............ % u 1l7I
lSI6-McW hirter. .......... l:l7
loIi-hiriyar. ............. 10 l:loia
lSIS-Trnidad. ............ 20 10 l:l71a
ONE MILE AND rHaEE QUARTERS.
The second event u dash OF mile and three
quarters for purse OF $3.50 There were nve starters
N Larry Harris csmm'e G.. 100 !bs. Loud M 4 Co.'S
9S lbs: Guests Nellic Booker, IS lbs, ana
swgsrrs Mahlstick. los lbs. fho bottins was
Ciemmis G., $40; Poeess. 500; Nellie Booker, sloO,
and Wheeler, SG5 The start good, Nellic Booker
as S 9 anS
Poetess hrh. Before reaching the hafmiic pole
Ciemmie q. had gone to the front and was showing
followed by Mahstick, POctess and Wheeler, as
named. There wero no Changes at tho quarter
p9ie or passing the stand nor around tho 'urn but
Mahstck took second place at the quarter poe yet
was soon forced. TO re'inqush II 10 Nellie Booker
Ccmmic stuck to her work gamcly and held The lead
to woii In home, whe2 Neilio Booker made
final effort aad lappcd1 hor, where sho remained
against all Clemne's vigorous protests but Clemmio
lasted u trllle better and won the dash by half
Length, the victory causing much enthasasm Nollio
Booker second, Wheeler third, Poetess fourth
an
the race In 3:l0
ONE MILE.
Next on the card was pjrse OF 500. dash OF one
mnc. II had nve starters, Eagles CIansman, Han,
cocks Crosslet, Lancastcr's vrl Merrills warneid
and Huut Reypolds' Aolbourne-U ncie Vic colt Tho
pools averaged WarieId $3.50 Reynolds colt $50 and
the cid SOS. Tho start was excellent, Reynolds colt
ie' Inc quarter pole, vr. second, Wmaeld third,
Crossiet fourth aud Clansman 1i.h. Going down the
was over iio came away ana Won by twenty iengths.
Royuods' colt was second, lour longths tho best OF
Vril third, Clansnan fourth and Crosslet nnh The
mile made In l:!3A.
ONE NILE AND A QUARTER
The last race o, the day was senng event, purse
$3.50, dash Of ono mile aud quarter. thirteen
s,artcd, those beng Beatty, McCcliand a Co.'s SIG
mai, swisert's Petrol. Mulkey's Luclicr Matngly's
Baunach Lath, Grinstead's wayfarer, Lilslo
& scuIly's Joe Rodes, McGib6sn's Enisht,
! Sayer's Florence Anderson and Williams Ciassmatc.
| Tno pools averaged Way aver, $Io0;1 C!sssmaie,
Mae, mae $50 % fns s'I start Was really beautiful They
came down the stretch IRON tho threc-quar,er
pole where they Gero started, Scn IKE ,ran, pa'
| Joe Rodes second, Signal third nnd the
closely punched Al tue start Joe Rodes led the
way by one length, Ciassnsate second. tho dis.
tan:e front oi Signal, third Rodes maintained ms
advantage around tue turn, passed the quarter, half
and Luc,er and sisnal iapped third and fourth En-
| terlng the stretch Joe Rodes continued to
percl and Lusiior. Within tho distance sisnai had
gone to the front OF Petrei, and after whipping raco,
Luoifer tnird Julia jackson iourh Tolcma hfb, Ban
Iath sixth, syarsr seventh, Joe Eodes eighth,
Eniignt n'ntn, Beechwood 'onth, C.lgula eIevcnta'
| Florence Anderson twoth and Cassnate thirteenth.
Time, 2:l2
| IorIsyllLr KY sgpr "a 1s7S--sEcosD DAY or
| TnE FALL MEETING THE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB--
Finsr kAoE.-rhe Belle Moade Stakes, ior txo-year
staKos; ciuD 10 add $780, inscs-qaartcrs OF mile.
| Closed with twenty nominations
| d. Swigoit's b. O. Trinidad, by Australian, dam
| Bonnet by Lexington 100 ibs ................. i
| J. NJ. Woodipg ~ Co = cb e. Bsn t'ii, by Bounio
| Scotland, dam Mclrose, 81 lbs.
George W. Bowen & Co.'s cb. C. One Dino, Oy
Wandercr dam by Scythiap, 100 ibs. ............-
A. Butord's c. Good Night by Enquirer dam
| j. A. Grinstead's cn. g., Bashi Boz,uk by War
Dance, dam Dy Rovenuc % lbs ................
II. X. Hunts br c. stilton, by strachinc dam Mary
4. J. Nichols ch. 6. Mou.real, by Monaronist dam
y ar, r,asseaa,s T. ' s.r.ihmo.e. by wavercy.
dam Brenna (Bradamante's daml 100 lbs.-......
+. c. Fox's b. T. Harry Bishop, by Bucsccp, dam
Anni. u. " Os.....
| CL ufchii & Johnson's b. c. by Monarcbist dam
tmp. Bon goD, lO0 lbs. 10
limo, l:lI1s
SAME nAY-SEcoxD RAc..--Hnndcap, for oli ages; ;
| purse $3.50 vi when $50 TO the nd horss. Ono
| nio and three quarters.
| Larry uarrs cn ia. Cicmnio G. years. by War
| Dance, dam Alexandria; 100 lbs................
| j. W. Guests D. !. Sciiio Booker years. by Aus
| tralian dam LeTna So lbs Observation-Disclosures.
| Beatty, McCscland x Co. K. Wheeler, years,
by Phaoton dam Alert, 9S lbs.
| Loud a Co y b. l. Poctcss, years, by Longiciiow,
| dam by Lexington, % lbs s.......................
| u. Swigcrps b. q. Mahlstiok, 4 yeare, by Lever,
| dam Rsbocca L. Price, LOG lbs bs................. 8
Iiwc, $40.
SANK DAy-ruup RAcI. Purse oil $500 Tor all ages;