The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-01
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
Sixth Day Of the Fall
Meeting.
L AR G. E ATTE N IA N @ E
Four Highly Interesting RaceS-TampcO,
Blue Eyes, Janet and Ben Hill
the Winners.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 80, 1873
This was the sixth and last day of the regular tall
meeting Louisville Jockey Club, but tho races
are not yet over, tomorrow there Will be an
day. the proceeds of which given 10 the
yellow fever sufferers. The weather was hne TO-
day-hot as July-and the track greatly improved
from Saturday. The attendance was large aud the
racing greatly admired by the spectators The meet.
Ing has been grand success in all ways -Four races
the card to-day-lhe first, mile heats for
beaten horses; tho second, dash Of mile and an
eighth; the third of four miles, tho fourth,
mile dash by two-year-olds All the mad fair
fields and the running highly interesting Tho
following the details OF the SPORT
MILE HEATS FOR BEATEN HoRsEs
The first for beaten horses, for purse OF
$500, Of which $50 second horse. Horses
beaten allowed lbs twice, Ia lbs; three
times 10 lbs There eignt entries tor this event.
comprising w. Mukey's brown colt Luciier, by Lean
ington, dam Lady Motley, years old, carrying 1o2
lbs Loud h Co.'s bay flly Poetess, by Lonsteow,
dam by Lexington, years old, s91a lbs; Lancaster
Coz chestnut marc Tolema, by Glen Athol dam
Maggie Morgan, years old, S4h lbs: j.
w. Guests bay lilly Nellie Booker, by
Australian dam Lerna. years old, So lbs. }. A.
Grinstead's bay geldng Wayiarer, by Waverly dam
Woodford Belle, years old, s4k lbs A. Keene
Fleeing Moments, 3 years old, 81 lbs. J. T. Will
iams' bay gelding shortlue, by Lexington, dam In
verness. years old 1o2 lbs, and G. W. Hancock's
chestnut gslding Tampico. by Planet, dam Miranda,
years ola, 1929 lbs. Nellie Booker the favor.
,ie, selling for $780, Lucifer $3.50, Momentum s62.
Tampco $44, Shortline $50 Wayfaror $25 Poetess
$20 Tolema S15
First Heat-The horses had good start at the
third attempt, Poetess the lead Shortline second,
followed by Wayfarer, Luciier, Nellie Booker, Tam
pco, Momentum and Toema in the order named.
Poetess lod Shortine length at the quarter pole,
Wayiarer good third, the remainder closely punched
together, except Tolcma, who outpaced. The
horses ran IN this order the haifmile pole and
well around the lower Entering the home
stretch Poetess led length, Lucier second Nellie
Booker third The race was then reduced 10 match
between these three. ana after hard driving
home Nellie Booker won by head, Poetess head in
front OF Lucier, third, followed by Shertine Tam
pco. Wayfarer Momentum and Tolema Time, / 40.
Second HedL-Nellie Booker then great IA
vorte selling for 500, Lucer $780, Poctess s4o the
neid $40 Poetess jumped away with the lead Short
pico, Lucller, Tolema, Momentum and Wayfarsr
IN The order named. AT the quarter pole Shortilne
burst blood vessel mead and suddenly
dropped back IN the rear OF the field: Poetess was
stiil leading Nellie Booker second, Lucfcr third,
me Inc remainder der we ap The horses ran IN
Ing the homeslretch Poetess Lucifer Nellie Booker
Ioienia, and Iampco were side by side, all whipping
Tampco won the heat by length aud hall, Poetess
iecond, Tapped by lolema third Luciier good
iourtn, Nellie Booker nth, snortlae sixth, Mo-
mcntum seventh, Wayarer eighth. Time, 1:4sA.
Third HedL-raTpico then became tue favorite,
telling Tor $500, Nellie Booker $3.50. all the other
norses having been sent to the stable. Tampico
the lead, which he maintained all the way around,
and he gradually got away from Nellie Booker from
the quarter pole until he went under the WIRE
ner at tue end Of the heat twenty lengths in front
OF her. Time, :i94.
The second race was handicap Tor all ages purse
$3.50, OF which $50 TO the second horse; dash Of
mile and an eighth, winners excluded Entered for
TINS T. J. Mesbbins' chestnut colt En-
J. W. Hunt Reynolds chestnut colt Blue Eyes, by
Enquirer, dam sashu, years T Old 90 lbs;
Enquirer, dam Ontario. 3 years OLD, So lbs;
E T. Eagles bay dily FAIRY Queen, by Enquirer. dam
More Liacoln, years OLD, 70 ios.,; J. Matingiy's
gray lilly Julia Jackson, by Hunters Lexington, dam
by John Morgan, years old, 81 lbs. ). r Williams
old % lbs; 7. J. Nichols, bay colt King Faro, Oy
rnas.on Il, da' ioo by hns s Of ," Gsorse
nolas' brown colt calisula, by Enquirer. dam
ciarina, years Old, 30 lbs. KING Faro
McHsnry, Rey nolds' pair Blue Eyes and CaIigula,
s75 eacn the field, composed Of FAIRY Queen, en-
light. classmate and Julia Jackson, $3.50. Fairy
Queen was away first, King Faro second, Enliaht
tnrd, the Others punched. The horses ran In this
lower turn FAIRY Queen stil led King Faro
by half length. Entering the homestretch
King Faro. FAIRY Queen, Blue Eyes ana Adventure
were head ana head. When inside The distance
stand, Blue Eyes showed in front, and tho race,
after desperate ngnt, by Neck King Faro second,
two lengths OF Adventure, tnlrd, follow cd by
Enight, FAIRY Queen ciaasmae. McHenry, julia jack
son aud Caguia ia the order named. The first mile
run IN AS, the race in 1:5s.
FoUR-MLE DASH
The third Merchants Purse,n FOR
ali ages 81 900; $3.50 the FIRST S125 to the Sec
ond, S75 to third and $50 TO the fourth horse; a
dash OF TOUR miles There were SIX entries Tor this
race These were G. W. Hancock bay col, Allan
Pinkerton, by Glen Atho, dam Susan overton,
years DID, ITO los; horn Co.'S chestnut col, king
10 lbs; !! A. Grinsteads brown mare JaLet
BY LGh,niss, dam KeDis years ear old liz
Enquirer, dam Kate Walker. years old, Ito lbs.
Beatty. Mccoiian & Co.'S bay gelding Wheeler BY
hckee's Oily Water Witcn. bv Asteroid, dam
Weather witcn, syears old, % lbs Jane, was the
William, s1lo,. Allan plnxerton, $50; the ned, com
posed q Water wmca aaa Wheeler, se2.
ond, KING william third, Allan Pinxorton
fourth, Ed. Turner nth, Janet sixth AT tue quarter
SIX lengths the hail. Wheeler second, four eng
In front OF Allan pinkerton, Ed Turner. Water Wnch
stand mt the completion OF the nrst mile no change
had. taken place. except that Han pinkerton had
The sceona mile mile was rom In the same
order. King William length in front Of
IN the third Wheeler dropped back, Allan Pinker
ton taxing second place, Janet third, Wafer Witch
fourth Ed Turner nth, Wheeler sixth. The latter
stopped to walk at the nalf-me pole. As the horses
passed into the iouftn milo Jaact lay at King Will
iain's hip Until entering the homestrech, when she
came away aud easily by two lengths, KING
William second, two lengths IN front OF Allan Pinker
ton, mira. Eu Furher lOurtu, wafer wien nun.
wheeler coming IN long time alter the others had
weighed. Time, 735Is.
Two-YEAR-oLDs-osE MILE
The fourth a sweepstakes for two-year-
olds; fl1 zach; $50 added One mile. Thore were
SIX starters, comprising George W. Bowen II Coz
chestnut 1ily Florence b., by Tom Bowling, dam
Bkedaddls;J W. Hunt Rcynoids' bay hiy Ciarlssma,
by Enquirer, dam Carina; u. swigor1s bay my
Peru, by Glnngarry, dam Optima; Thomas
Bradleys chestnut nliy Alice Bruce, By
Fellowcrsft, dam by Tlpperary; d. McDougalPs
bay colt Col Morgan, by War Dance, dam by
PDeaton. aud J. NJ. Woodng Il Co.'S chest
nut Rcldng Ben HllI, by imported Bonnie Scotland
dam Melrosc. Florence Is was the favorite, selling
Tor $3.50. Ben Hill $780, Peru $40, the neid comprIs
Ing Clarissima, Alice Bruce and ID. McDougai's colt
500 The youngsters had good start, Col. Morgan
L. Inn All.u RrIlc III knn LII