The New York herald., 1878-09-26
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
THIRD DAY OF THE FALL RACE MEETING-FoUR
EXCITING EvENTs-JANET, ED. TURNER, Ed
INBURGH AND BERGAMor THE wINNERs.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 25. 1878.
This was the fourth DAY OF the fail meeting Of The
Louisville Jockey Club races, and the programme
was q choice one, the attendance would have been
immense but for rumor OF yellow lever among Cit
liens near tho Nashville depot. The track dsop
in DUST but good and sale. The weather to-day was
as it was In the month OF July. Four events
tho card. The first, Q purse race Of
mileheats; the second, selling race Of mile and
half the third, dash OF a mile aud eighth; ana
the fourth a dash OF me--all Of when were run
in excellent time. The fields were small The
following are the details OF the runnipg:-
NILE HEATS.
The frst race for the Association purse OF $500,
of which $50 10 the second horse; milo heats. For
this event were entered James A. Grinsead's brown
marc Janet by Lightning, dam Kelpie, years old,
carrying l12 lbs, and G. W. Hancock's bay colt
Allen Pinkerton, by Glen Atho, dam Susan Overton,
years old, 10 lbs. Janet a great isvorte,
selling the pools for $3.50, while Alien Pinkeron
sold for s25
First Heak-Allen Pinkertou jumped OF with the
lead and opened gap OF three lengths which he
held all the way around 10 tho homsstreich where
janet moved up him. Soon aftsrward she passed
him aud, coming away, won easily " length Time,
1:45L.
one being willing TO invest dollar Allen Pinker
ton's chances against the mare. Janot jumped oil
with the lead, was never headed: and won The neat
and easily by a length IN :46A.
RACE.
The second event was s.lling race, for all ages,
entered 10 be sold Tor ST. 900 carry full weights
$3.50 allowed lbs $500, 10 lbs $500, IA lbs the
pncs entered TO be given to tue second horse. En-
tered Tor this race we're I. j. Nichols black gelding
Ed. Turner, by Enau,ser, dam Kate WaiSer, years
branch, bv Australian, dam Springbrook,
years old. 97 lD., and J, MatiDgiy's
dam by John Morgan, years old. So los. Ed Turner
the tavorte, selling Tor 500; Springbranch $40,
lead tapped by uia Jackson the par racing side and
SIDE for OF mile, Sprlngbranch laying
of At the quarter pole Julia Jackson ciosed, ana
held TO tho hall mile pole, when Ed Turner made
rush and again headed tho hliy Sprsngbranch taking
second place. Ed Turner then cam0 away and won
the race, with something IN hand, three lengths In
front OF SpringDranch, second, Julia Jackson oong
for $3.50 ringbranch $780, aud Julia Jackson $500.
Time Of the ID Dile and haif 2:42
MILE AND AN EIGHTH
The third race was tor tho Association purse OF
$780, a dash OF mile and an eighth. There were
entries Tor this race, comprising ). G. Murpny's
ton. years old, 10 lbs. ~ b. Gra,z's brown colt
ChscKmate. by Planet dam Full Cry, three years old,
95 lbs. j. W. Hunt Reynolds chestnut colt Blue
Eyes, by Enquirer Bucnu, years old. % lbs. !;
Horn Il Co.'s chestnut colt King William, by Foster,
As0D years aS Hd o es By
War Dance dam Princess Royal 4 years old,
1O7 lbs. Edinburgh was u great iavorite, selling tor
$3.50; Checkmate, $l06; Blue Eyes, $46; King Whl-
lam $40 aud Crosslet, SIT. KING William went Off
In front Of the Others Crosslc. second Edinburgh
third Cneckmate iourih Blue Eyes nth. The horses
this order past the quarter pole and down the
backstretch to tho half mile pole, ktuR William lead
ing length on the lower turn tns nvs TOOK G close
other iour. catering the homestrstch TOUR were
abreast--King William, Blue Eyes. Chsckmats and
Edinburgh. Tho latter, when within the distance
stand showed front and won the race bY length,
Blue Ey es second half lcngth In front OF King Will
lam. thrd. Chockmate fourth Crossst bad NTH.
Time, 1863
The fourth race Tor The Association Purse OF
5000 OF which $50 was TO be given TO the second
horse: a dash oi a mile. Fer this event ave came
the post These D. Swigsrt's bay colt Milan, by
Melbourne Jr. dam Alumins, years old, % lbs II.
b. Dunham's bay lilly Bergamot, by Bounie Scotland,
dam Junia,ta, years DID, 81 lbs j. e. Murpbys bay
ton years I'D, 1lO lbs J. I. Williams bay eelding
Snortiine, by Lexington, dam Inverness years old,
l07 lbs, and W. Miler's chestnut colt Gisnmore oy
Glen Atno dam Lotta, years old, SO lbs. Milan was
the iavori,e, selling ior 800; Borgamot. sSo Edn-
burgh, $50; shortlne, $25 ,Gicnmore, SO berbamot
Jumped on with tho load, snortne second, Glenmore
thiru Milan fourth, Edinburgh oad,nhn he horses
ran ia order the quarter pole AND well down ms
backsIretc At the hall mile pole Milan took second
place but was never abis roach bsrgsmot. who
came away ana easily by a length Milan second,
four lengths ahead OF Edlnbursh third ,sppsd oy
Shortline fourth, Genmore nith. Time, l45A
the following are The
SUMMARIES
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FALL MEETING LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB
FIKsr RAoE-Assocatiou Purse $500, Ot which $50 TO
!. A. Gr,ns,esd's Dr. m Janet. by Lightning, dam
Kepie, years old, liz lbs. .................
{. W. Hnncock's b. G. Allan Piuker,on, oy Glen
Athol, dam Susan Overton, years old, 1lO lbs
Time, '4jz- 1:4GA,
SAME DAY-SEcoSD RACE Selling race for all ages;
purse $500; dash OF one mile aud half Horses
entered to sold Tor 0O0 iuil weights tor $780,
allowed lbs. $500, 10 ibs. $500, IA IDS. Winners
be sold after tue race aud 'ho surplus over the prco
ha iyoul lO ttA COnun
r. J. Nichols blk. g. Ed Turner by Enquirer, dam
Kate alxer, years old, los ibs...... ......... /
J. 7. Williams ch. springbranch, by Australian,
dam sprn abrook, 4 years old, 81 lbs. s........-..
j. Matipglys gE T. julia Jackson, by Hunters
Lexington, dam by John Morgan. years old,
SIS lbs...... Observation-Disclosures.
time, 2:42.
SAME DAY.-THrRD RACE--Associat,on Purse. 5000:
a dash OF mile aud an eighth.
J. G. Murphy's b. C. Edinburgh by Longfcllow dam
by Lexington, 4 years old, ITO 0lbs............. 1
J. w. Hunt Rcynolds' ch. C. Blue Eyes, by En-
ouirer, dam Bucbu, years old 95 los. s.......... z
Horn Co.'s ch. 6. King Wihiam, by Foster, dam
~ BY ADon years on nor,oa. iio :, r...; ;.
Full Cry, years old, 95 los. s.................. 4
G. W. HancesK's CHI 1, Crossiet. by War dance,
dam Princess Royal, years old, lO7 ibs......... 8
Time, 159
MILE DASH.
SANE DAY-FoUgTH RAcE.--Association Purse of
5000 OF winch $50 to tho second horse; a dash OF
II. B. Durham's b. f. Bcrgamot, by Bonnie Scot
land. dam Junistta, years Old. 92 lbs .......... /
d. Swigert's c. Milan, by Melbourne, Jr. dam
Alumipa years old, SO Observation-Disclosures. 2
J. q. Murphy's b. G. Edinburgh, by Longfellow,
dam py Lexington, years old, 1lO los. -. ..... 3
J. 4. williams b. 4. Shortine, by Lexington, dam
Inverness years old, 107 IDR R.................. 4
W. MilIer's Gu. c. Glenmore by Glen Athol, dam
Lotta, 3 years old, 30 lbs s.-,................. 6
Time, l:43x.
THURSDAYS EvENrs
Pools on Thursdays events were az foliows:-
THE GREAT AMERICAN STALLION STAKES, FOR COLTS
AND PiLLiEs--MiLE AND THREE QUARTERS.
Bramble. le............$l0V McHenry. IS
Bowen CO. entries. 50 Solicitor. ...... 80
Day STAR. 10 Momentum ........... 80
War1eld ............. o. FAIRY Queen ......... IL
Bergamot. 30
CLUB rURsE-DAsu oF MILE AND AN EIGHTH
Lpc'fer. 800 r. sawyer. x23
Joe Rhodes. 81 Pootcss. rs
wayfsrer.............. 20 Watsrwich. .......... 10
Enght........ 70 Ciassmate. ........... 81
EH.... 80 S'""hhahs
CLUB PURsE--DAsH or NILES.
Dave Moore .......S Si15 Wheeler ............ $40