The New York herald., 1878-10-09
WINNERS OF YOUNG AMERICA sTAKEs-No l.
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ROCK CITY HANDICAP STAKES.

closed with fourteen entries, and all but three declar
ing out paying ioreit, there remained Jim Bell.
years old. 81 lbs; Belle ot Nelson. years old "a
lbs, and Solicitor years old 9l lbs Belle OF Nielsen
the iavorits 10 the betting bringing Sl0O, jim
Bell $50 aud Solicitor Sl5
First Heat-Captain Franklin let them 60 at tho
ars. attempt! jun Ben h,sa Leading solicitor second.
backstrelcn Jun Bell Increased his speed and at the
hafmle ground was three lem sths ahead Of solicitor
the Belle aoout two longtns behind him. Rounding
the lower turn Solicitor al Jim Bols hips, the
Belle running easy and under pull about The same
distance away as at the hali-mtle Al the flush Of
the first mile the Belle had reduced the gap, aud
on even with solicitor. Passing the stand aud
running around the turn Jim Bell isent along,
aud al Ino nnlsh OF the mile AMI y quarter he had
opened gap oil four lengths. When fairly on the
bacx s,retch Solicitor and the Belle set sail and by
inc time the mile and hall run the trio were
punched Jim Bell and tho Belle raced Tor quarter
OF mile. Solicitor keeping well up The rider OF Belle
OF Nelson that he could not beat Jim Bell and
ceased driving. jim Boil passed the string the VIM
ner the heat by Two lengths, solicitor second,
Belle OF Nelson third. Time. 3: :43 The frat mile
was Ia 1:54
second Heat-For tho second heat Jim Bell was
not iavore. selling for $loo the asid s2o Win few
track, Solicitor second Jim Bell third Al the first
quarter J,m Bell was lrs. Belle Of Nelson sec.
jim Boil drew away from h's companyt
and running strong, continued In the lead ana
the with ease, Solicitor second and Belle
Of Nelson barely saving her distance Time, s:4asl
The value Of the stakes 10 winner ~as sSoo
The concluding event was u selling race, mile
heats. for all ages. The starters were Baonock-
lath, years oId, 100 lbs SILVER Maid years
Joe K.a.s. years Old: ss lbs Bs:cnxo0d. year:
old, 81 lbs Ed rorner years old, % lbs, and Bill
Dnion, years cid. 100 lbs
First Heat-lhe horses were sent away with q
nocklath third. the balance In bunch. Those po-
sitisns renamed unchanged to The halt mile,
sns pass s 5os Roass droDpns '' ns
ing the last stretch looked as though
Petrel would win the heat but at the eighth pole
Bannockl III came with rush aud wac equal
terms with the leaders, Pelrei and BIN Dillon. A
hard struggle snsued, Bill Don iunding ,he winner
by hall a length Petrol second, Bannocklath third,
Joe Rodes iourlh, Ed Turner nItn, Becchwood SIXTH
SILVER Maid seventh. Time OF tho heat, ! 40 rno
Dstlns before heat was:BAunockIarh, $3.50. Dill
Ion, 500; Petrol, 500; Joe Rodes $50; Ed Turner,
sac; Beecnwood snd Silver Maid IN tho Held. $25.
Second Heat-ln the second hen. the horses
Rodes leading as In the nrst neat, Beochwood
second. Joe continued TO bold h,s own aud
Petrol fourth, BannocKIath nth, Silver Maid
and Turner dis..ncsd Time Of the heat.
l4S Turncr stumbled and fell after passing the halt
mile ground and lost all chances OF Winning. The
pools before the second Asss were -Dllou 500; the
aed. $s5
TA.rd Heat-only Joe Rodes and Dillon could
start, cacn having won heat. Al the tap OF tho
drum the pair lott tho string locked ana go continued
to tnotnree-quarter pole, when Dion drew away and
WOO the heat by i've lengths. Fine, l:52- There
NO bstt.Lg alter the second heat
SUMMARY
NASHVILLE, TENN 0cr 8, ls7s-sEcoyD DAY THE
FALL MEETING OF NASHVILLE BLOOD HoksE Asso.
cIArox-FIRsr RAc1-Yoong America Stakes, No. l,
for year-old colts $50 entrance $25 forfeit; $500
added second colt TO save his stake Three quarters
OF q mile Closed with l3 entrisa Value OF stakes,
s725
d. swigert's ch. q. spendthrin. by Australian,
dam Aeroiite i
G. w. Darden Co.'S. b. Q. Lord Murphy, BY Pat
Malloy, dam WenoDan. .......................... 2
II. I. otratlon's ch. y. Charismagoe BY Pat Maloy,
dsm Alice Bufosc. ..... :...........
J. T. Waisn's b. c. Cal Morgan. by War Dance, dam
ny PhAetou. q
Time. l:l6k.
SAME DAY-SKcoSp RAcs-rns Rock City Hapdicap
STAGES, Tor an ages 500 entrance $50 forfeit $40
declared; $500 added, second horse to have Sl00
Two-miie heats. Closed with IL entries. Value Of
stakes, $500
James Davis, oh. G. Jim Bell, 3 years, By John
l. r Tariton, Jr's b. c. Solicitor, years, by
Enquirer, dam sally, 9l lbs................... 2
John Matting,y's CHI. I. Belle OF Nelson, years,
by Hunters Lexington. dam Julia Mattinriy
Time, 3:l3-343L.
SAME DAY-TnIRD RACE So ling race; association
purse, 5000 Tor all ages, with selling aowancsA Mile
heats.
a. B. Morris' b. g. Bill Dillon s years by Tippc.
rary dam by Joe -toner, 100 lbs. !
II. b. Durhsms b. Z. Joe kodes, years, ny
Virgil dam Item, 9S ios.................. l
Bowen Co.'S b. 4. Bcechwood, years, by
haywood. dam Laxty, 81 lbs. .............. 2ro
d. swigerrs b c. Petrol, years. Uy Lever,
dam Boseo, So lbs. ..........................2 4Eo
AustraiIaD dam Boneta, 100 lbs.......... 5ro
T. J. Nichols bin. Ed turner, years, oy
Enquirer, dam Kate Walker, 81 lbs ........ 5dis
w. NJ. Mtyo's br. T. Silver Maid. years, by
Bonnie scotland, dam Monic., IS los ...... I dis.
Time, l:46-1:4S-l:5l
WEDNESDAYS EVENTS.
Pools were sold this evening on Wednesdays races
as Ioows:-
BKLLE MEApE STAKES -Bergamot, ss5; Blue Eyes,
$50; Bonnie Itaska. $40; Glenmore, $40.
NILE HKArs.-Essiiau, $40; King Faro, 500; Water
wncn, $40; Edinburgh, $50.
DASH or 4 Mnr.-Milan. SO; Day Star. sioO;