The New York herald., 1878-09-28
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.


TENpANcE-THRlE CAPITAL RAcEs-GLlN NJ
MORE, BANNocK LATH AND spESDrHRITT
THE WINNERS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
LOUISVILLE Sept. 81 1875
The weather bright clear aud cool to-day. ana
the track greatly improved since yesterday but still
1t far from beng last. The attendance was fair
Three races came off, the 1rst being the Gait House
purse Tor three -ods have not prior to
August l. 1878; mile heats; the Gait House to add
s40O OF which $50 TO the second horse. For this
there were four starters comprising j. W. Hunt
Reynolds bay Hliy Fortuna, by Enquirer dam Far
faleta, carrying 102 lbs Lancaster CO.'S chestnut
hily Vr by Glen Athoi, dam Sallie Morgan 1t2 lbs;
Lsle Co. g chestnut colt Tom Sawyer by Harting-
ton, dam Ella Jackson. los lbs., and D. swgert's
chestnut colt Gicnmore, by Glen Atnol, dam Lolita,
lO5 lbs In the betting previous TO the start Fortuna
was the iavorts the fold, selling TOR $780, while
all the others together only sold for $50.
First Heat Tom Sawyer took the lead at the start
tapped by vriI, GIenmore third, Fortuna fourth Tom
Sawyer and vrl head and head past the quarter
and hai-mc poles, and tha lower turn the quartet
took closer order. Entering the homestretch Tom
Sawyer was Arst, but was soon passed by Glenmore
and Fortuna and after exciting race home, Glen
m ore won the heat by neck, Fortuna second. tour
lengths In front Tom Sawyer, vrii fourth. Tinie
1850
Second Heat p oruna was the favorite ut TO /
over the field At the start Fortuna jumped on with
tho lead, Tom Sawyer second, Glenmore third, Vrii
fourth. On the turn Tom Sawyer rushed to the 'front.'
and opened gap OF six lengths to the quarter pole;
the other three horses tapped. Tom Sawyer main
tanned the past the hafmie pole, Gienmore Sec
ond, a length in front of Fortuna Vril fourth. Coming
around tho lower turn Genmore ana Fortuna closed
on Tom Sawyer, and entering the hOmestretcn the
taxi in Il he lead nj 10 fur-
long pole and, coming samely on, won the heat by
three lengths, Fortuna second, neck in front OF Tom
Sawyer, Vril distanced. Time, l4I a.
SECOND RACE
was selling event tor a ages one mile and quar-
ter dash Tor purse OF $3.50. Horses TO be sold tor
ior $780, 10 lbs Tor $500 il lbs Tie winner to Be-
sold alter and surplus 10 he given TO the
Consisting of D. swgert's bay col; Petre, by Lever,
dam Boso, years old, carrying 80 lbs j. T. Will
pay a ay ~ aa% ru pCSus
Tam pco by Planet, dam Miranda. years old, 81 lbs.
aun o Say sI ae
Bannock Lalh. by Austraian. dam Boni'a, an years
old eo Ss and j. Ma,nSys gray S my Julia jack
years DID, rs lbs Petrei was the iavore, selling or
500, cl. ssma.o 500, Tampco go Calleus $50 Ban.
the lead Caiigua secoud Classmate third, BannocK
Lain fourth, Ju.,a JACKSON lih, rampioo sixth No
urses passed the stand IN the same order which
they started. Petrol leading Caligula half length,
NTH Tampico sixth. The horses in this way past
the quarter ana nali-miIe poles The lot took close
order on the turn ana some changed places, Petrol
sun leading, Tampico second, Bannock Lath third.
nteriDg The hcnestreIch beautiful race ensued
whicn o0y terminated at the winning post. Bannock
Lain be, ng IN trout winner by hall length, Tam
pico second malt length IN advance oi Ciassmaie,
VINO tapped by Petel uiia Jackson nth, Cagula
sixth. The nrst mile in :49s4 and the mile
aud quarter IN 2:l6l4. The winner was not sold.
THE SANFORD STAKE
the third race was the sanford Stake Tor two-year-
old colts hllies; dash OF one mile; $50 ontrance
halt forfeit tue seooad to save stakes: the club 70
numocr eight came TO the post These were A.
Buora's bay col, Goodnight. by inquirer, dam Lizzie
g.. Carrying lcO lbs. Caarch CO.'S Uay colt by
Mouarcnist dam Bon Bon, 100 lbs; J. A. Grinstead's
bay colt Stratnmore, BY Wnverley dam Brenna, 100
los. ID. Sw,gert's bay colt Trinidad oy Australian.
dam Bonnet 100 lbs. the same geotiem.n's chestnut
colt speno.nr,it, by Australian. dam Aeroe. 100
Ios n j. Nicnol's chestnut colt Montreal, BY Mon.
arCnist dam by Bill Chea.harn. 100 lss; ). NJ. Wood
ing Il Co.'s bsy colt John Garter w
| and the same gentleman's chestnut geidng Ben Hn,
by Bonnie scotland, dam Mslrose, 81 lbA Swigerrs
selling ior S275; wooding 4 ca 's pair. Bon Hii and
| John Garter. SOS; Montreal, 500; Strathmore and
SIS Tno start was an excellent one for tho number
engaged the Monarchst colt getting away IN the lead
Gooanikht second, suathmors sh,ra, Montreal lear!h
Ben Hill eighth the youngsters ran IN this order
around the turn to the quar.sr pole .ne
second, Stra,hmore good third, Montreal
lour.n, spendtaris attn, followed BY BY & T,iD,aa1
|
| the nall mile oeing run In 501 seconds, with Good-
night leading, the Monarchist colt second, u length
ahead OF slratnmore; Montreal fourth, Spendtnriit
lfh the others following bost they could Coming
around the lower the nrst DIVISION oil i've to.k
closer order and were Tapped as tney entered the
| homcstretcn. Montreal ana Spendthrift soon got
clear other three and challenged Tor the race.
| Moutr cal swervcd 100 yards from nome and SPEND
| THRIFT beat him on tho post by neck, Trinidad
| third, three lengths behind Montreal; Strathmore
iourtu Ihc Monarcnist colt NTH, Goodnigut sixth,
John Carer seveath, Ben Hill eighth. Time, l:l64,
which was considered by many who took into cous.d-
eratIop The condition OF the track as the best two
year-old race ever run.
| The folio wing are The previous
| wINxERs OF SANFORD STAKE.