The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-02
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
EXTRA DAY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE YELLOW
FEVER SUFFERERS 1--WE SPIRITED RcAEs-
aLENMoRE, sPENDrHRIrT, DERGAMoT. MILAN
AND WAKEFIELD THE WINNERS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. /. 1878.
The proceeds Of the entrance the gates OF the
course to-day wore for the yellow fever sufferers.
There being u largo attendance, very respectable
sum Of money will DO handed TO the association
having tho disposition OF tho contributions OF this
kind THIS . noble charity, and tho Louisville
Jockey Club are entitled much credit Tor their
thoughtfulncss and liberality.
Five races to-day, the first being mile
heats the second one-mie dash by two year olds,
the third mile heats, the fourth three-quaftsrs Of
mile dash, the fifth dash OF q mile aud
eighth for .yearolds sweepstakes ali OF which
OIL satisfactorily, the weather being charm
ing Tho meeting closed with celia. The following
are tho details:-
The frat race was sweepstakes for ycar-olos
that have q prior to September I. 1878;
$25 entrance play or pay with $500 added the second
horse to receive $50. Milo heats There were i've
starters comprising W. Miler's chestnut colt Glen
more, by Glen Athoi, dam Lotta los lbs; J. w. Hunt
Sey pOius- Uaf nay Sossou", w Goqutet, osm
falictta, 102 lbs; G. w. Bowen Il Co.'s bay colt
Boechwood by haywood, dunn Lax,ty, los lbs. NJ. b.
Gralz's brown gciding ChecKmats. by Planet, dam
Full Cry, los los, and 4. L. Eagles gray geding
Cansmap, BY Glonelg, dam La Rome, l02 lbs. Glen
moro was the iavori,e, selling In the pools for $780,
Fortuna, S1lO; Beschwood, SIS; Checkmsse, $50
and Clansman, $50.
First Heat.-The horses had good start, Bcech-
wood in 'front.' Glonmore second, Cansman third,
Fortuna fourth, Checkmato Nth. At tho quarter
polo Fortuna a. Beechwood's quarters, the pair
racing side and sdo 70 the threcq pole when
Checkmato and Gienmoro joined thoui. Alter q
driving race Gleumoro won the heat by u length and
q halt, Checkmats second, three lonetns IN front OF
Fortuna, third, Clansman fourth, BeCchwood nth.
Time, LACK.
Second HedL-Gsnmore then sold for 500, the field
Tor $50. Checkmase jumped AWAY vish the lead,
Fortuna second, CiaDsman thru, Beccnwood fourth,
Genmore afth. Al the quarter pole Fortuna TOOK
the lead and opened OF four lengtns to the half
mile POLE Checkmate second, Genmore third, Clans
man fourth. Bsechwood attn. Fortuna began 40
back" before roach,ng tho Ihrss.q quarter pole.
Entering the homsstretch Glenmore tapped her, and
half way down showed IN front, ana then coming
away handily BY three lengths. Fortuna WINS
second, tho distance In advance OF Checkma,e,
third, Bcschwood u bad fourth, Clansman dstanceo.
Tame, l:45h.
SWEEPsTAKkS FOR TWO.YKAR OLDS
The second race sweepstakes tor two-year
olds that n1ve uover won race; $25 entrance; play
or pay, win $3.50 addod the second horse 10 save his
stake One mile. Battered Tor TINS were ID. S~igert's
chestnut colt opoudthrt, by Australian. dam Fro
NE, 100 los; Robinson and Prsson's chestnut My
Lilly H., ny Glenels, dam Fiorins, 81 lbs }. Ma
LnaIy's bay my Loog Glrl, BY Lousieliow, dam
KATE Maungiy, 81 lbs; J. A. Gr,us!sad's chest
dam BY Revenue, 81 lbs, ana D. Q. wilson
L. Co's Day nlly Briiiiantecn. by War Dance, dam
MISS Gray, 81 IDA SpcnuthriIt was great iavvrie,
M I'm Oaedu NJ N
B.xoak, Lne X, Briiianteen and Long Gir, cold Tor
500 spena.hriit go' away WITH Tho load, Lime r.
Girl Nth. Nothing IN the race was able TO tho
loader. VINO ~on IN cantcr by three lengths, Llie
second, three engths III front Of Long Carl, ihird,
Bsshi BsxouS fourth, Br,antccn ftlh. Time, /: AS.
THIRD nAcK-MrLK HEArs.
THIS was Tor purse OF $500, Tor all ages; $50 to
tho sccoad horse; mile neats There three on
tres Tor this event. comprising W. T. Linck's bay
years old, carrying OF lbs; Z. Murphy's bay cot
Edinburgh, by Longcliow. dam by Lexington, years
os Ito S D ana L. r iar,..n Jrs bay con a. solicit
Bsreamo. was tho iavorile, selling Tor $780, Edin-
FUH hedl -Bergamot was away hrst, Solicitor
sccond, I'D nourgh bringing up tho rear. A. the
quarter pole the latter tho iead tapped by Borga
mot, me pair running IN TINS manner 10 the home.
srotch. when BrrgaInot away aud won ,he heat
easily by length, Edinouren socond, Two lengths In
front oil solicitor Time, 146i4.
Second Heal.-rhe bolilng was 500 TO $40 on Boz.
gamot beautiful start, BergAmot III me load So
Bsssamos led Ea,nSursh isns,n soeior tb R1as
BergAmot held the lead from there the hnish,
by something In hand by a length ana a halL
Edinburga second solicitor bad third Time, :s4A
rmRgk-QUARrgRs OF A MILK.
Tho fourth race vas dash Of three quarterl OF n
milo Tor all ages, Tor the Association Purse oil $3.50
For thus there wore ak starters. These were d.
Swigerps bay colt Milan, by Melbourne, Jr., dam
Aiumna, wears old, y5 lbs. L,s,e sculiy's cnest-
colt Tom sawyer, Nv Harrington, dam Ella Jack
son. years old, % lbs H. h. Eagles bay liy FAIRY
Queen by Enquirer, dam ~ ollie Lincoln, years old.
W lbs l. Harris chestnut hily Cicmmo g., by War
Dance dam Alexandra, ycars CID. liz lbs.
L,se sculiy's bay gcding 10 Rodos, by
Virgil, dam Item, years old, liz lbA, and
j. W. Hunt Rcynoids' bay colt Ely, ny Meiuouruc,
Jr, Wy Uuclc Vie, years OLD, 95 IDas Milan Was
the iavorIle selling Tor xl65; C.emmie g., 500; Ely.
$50; FAIRY Queen, $42; ~ Rodes, $40; Tom sawyer,
S2l FAIRY Qlccn was nrst away, Milan second 10
Iodcs third, ION sawyer iourtn, Cicmmic q. hnh,
hai-miie pole and never aiterward headed, win
ming the race eAsnv by two longtha Tom sa~yor was
second the same dist1ncs In front OF FAIRY Queen.
third; followed by Gimme a., Ely and 10 Rodss In
the order named. Time, l:l7.
SWEEPSTAKES FOR rHREByRAR-oLDs
The nith race sweepstakes tor tnree ycar-olds
q dash vi mile and an eghtn: $iU0 entrance
half forfeit; $500 addcd ny the association Brambl
TO carry ius. extra. There were three entrcA
comprising j. j. MerriiIs bay colt Warleld, by War
Dance, dam Fiorac 100 lbs Dryer Brothers. bay
colt BrHmDe, ny Bonnie Scotland, dam Ivy Leaf. los
los, ana George ". Bowen Co.'s chestnut colt
Pomeroy, by Planet, dam vAndniia, 100 Ibs Bramble
neld Tor $50 aud Poincroy tor $l6. Warusld
jampcd away nrst Pomeroy second, Bramoic
length from HIM, third 1 he colts
IN this order 10 the quar,er pole, whom Brabo
second place, lengtn IRON Warneld There was NO