The New York herald., 1878-09-12
LEXINGTON RACES.

KENTUCKY AssocIAr1oN-pAvE MOORE, CALI
GULA AND MILAN THE WINNERS.
[BY TsLxoRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept IL, 1878.
This was tho third day of tho tall meeting OF the
Kentucky Association, three events being on tne
progrsmma heavy rain fell last night, and, though
moderatiuv toward morning 1t has been cloudy ana
drxziug ever since. The track was deep and holding
In consequence.
4 First on the programme was purse OF $500, mile
heatr Tor all ages OF which $3.50 10 the FIRST horse
ana $50 TO The second. For tins, three came TO the
post these being Nuiter's bay colt Dave Moore, Han
cocks chestnut gelding Tampico Hun. Reynolds
chestnut colt Macedonicus In tho pools Dave Moore
brought 500, Tampico $40, and Macodonious SIS.
First Heat 'rampco went away with tho lead and
., the quarter had opened a gap of three lengths,
with hacsdonicus second, a like distance in iron OF
Dave Moore They In this way past the half,
they took closer order and at tho threoquarter
polo the race assumed a very interesting phase Tam
pico maintained his leading position. and coming on
IN good shape the heat by two lengths IN :52A,
Nacedoneus was second, and Dave moore just
dropped inside The distance.
S.eond Heat Dave Moore was still the iavorie,
anu IN tho spirited betting had the call at $t whie
brought $40 very freely. MacedOn sus had tho best
Of the start, but the turn Dave Moore challenged
Tampco T being third A. the quarter Dave Moore had
Two lengths the best OF IT, and a; the hall retained
iurn but was not able reach Dave Moore. who won
The heat by one length and haii, In 1864. ram
pico " as second, and Maccdonious dstanced
Thi,d HeaG Dave Moore had the coll tour to ono.
He jumped of with the lead, but Tampico caught him
the tarn, and at the quarter they were running
bead and head, the struggle causing some excite.
ment. Dave Moore managed 10 show in front down
tne baeksretcn, and continued 10 hold tho position
OF honor the nalf mile and entering the lower turn
Here Tsmpico again. and after driving race of
the hardest possible nature Dave Moore won on the
post by six amid ringing cheers Time, :5515
ONE AND HALP.
Second ON the card was Selling Sweepstakes for
ali ages, ono mile and hai, s25 each, play pay,
with $500 added. The minimum price was fixed at
$500 and the minimum weight for three -ycarolds 95
lbs, while Tor all others 100 lbs, With lb additional
Tor each 800 additional that the entry was valued
over $500. OF seven nominations SIX camo to the
posi- these being G,lnstesds wayiarsr, M Kel-
uolas' Caiisula Keens Richards tay colt
BY Wa, Dance, and Beatty, AsCIsan Co.'S bay
$7O. Malmistic $40, Richards War Dance colt $3s,
Beatty Mcclellan Co.'s entry $34. Caligula $50,
aa,emut wayiarer being in the lead, Malmis,c sec
sn Beatty tnsoslanssn seanS srSIa 'IiId S ass ,os
snev. passS s,s.n There were no material changes
around the turn or past the 'hres-qaartors.
A. the stand waytarer was IS. one %s length 49, in in
third followed BY Malmistic, Csiigua ana Gicneval
10 the order rs named. At the quarter there WAS
little to note, but the backstretch Caiguls moved
up 70 third place. the balance as before. At
lhe half mile the same order was maintained
On the lower Glenoval ran into second
place but was compelled t0 rsiinqush 1t before
reaching the third quarter Entering tne stretch
locked D@. oeOrs ana ma os way
she front. He maintained his position, and won
bandIiy BY two lengths. Mnyiarer was second; one
Namistic fourth, Richards War Dance coli ntth ana
Glenevai sixth The mile was IN l:5'N and the race
In Z:5SL, The winner carried "a ios over "eigns,
THREE QUARTERS OF A
The last event OF the Day was dash OF three-quar-
-tsrs OF mile, purse $l25, for all ages Thirteen
started Iu the pools Milan brought 800 Huot Rsy-
no sT saas seu
Beatty Mcclellan Co. Phaoton hve-yearold geld
inr in tho lead, Tapped by iellow Milan third,
raced head and head to the half-mile pole,
whore Milan drew away and took the lead, which he
estreieh Milan ran worry strong ana won an easy
by ,hres lengths In l2l "a Euisht was second,
lei, sprinsbranoh, Clansmap, Millbey, Giendas,
wsterwiicn, Hunt Reynolds entry, Beatty, ChcCei-
IAN Co. . entry, Widieow and Johnsons entry In
LK1Ncros, KY. Sept: Ii. lS7s.-rnIxp DAT or % the
FAIL MEETING THg KENTUCKY AssocIAT1oN-FIRsr
RAcK-Pnrse $500 Tor all ages; $3.50 10 the nrss and
$50 10 Tho second horse. Mile hsa,A
b. Nu,ter's b. c. Dave Moore, years, by
LongieIlow, dem skipper, 95 lbs ......... l
G. W. hancocks cb. &. rampico. 4 years, ov
Runt Reynolds ch c. Macedonicus, years,
by Glen Atnol dam MetelIa, 95 los dis.
FINE, / 1:5214-1:53h-l:554.
SANE DAY-sEcoSD RAcE.-A Selling sweepstakes,
for all ases SIS each. play or pay and $sso aided
tn. minimum price TO be 5000; The minimum we'sns 6
lbs, and lb additional or each 500 tnnt the entry
Is valued over $500 One milo anu a ha'i.
J. W. Hunt Reynolds br C. Calignia years.
by Enquirer, dam Clarissa, $1,000; lo4 ibs
lbs owe, we,snp' wav;.;s; YEAR. rv
waverly, dam Woodiprd Belle, $500; 95 lbs....
Beatty Mcclellan Gs ss, aso ,aSo ics yssTs oy
James +. Keller's ch b. Malmtstic, years by
Planet, dam Luiiene; $500; 100 lbs ............
A. Kecpe Richards D. C. -, years, by War
Dance dam by Knight OF st. George; 5000; 9s
J. W. Guests o. g. Glenival, years, by Gienelg.
dam jennie Morgan; $500; 2 % 's'..-....-...... q
SANE DAY-TmRD RAcE.-Purse $125 for all ages
Three quarters OF q milo.
d. swigert's b. c. Milan, years, by Melbourne,
Jr dam Alumni, % lbs. s...... .:..-.......
T. J. Megibben's ch. G. Eniight, years, by En-
quirer, dam Headlight, 110 los.
r. J. Mcaibnen's b. G. Alloy, 3 years, ny Alarm,
HaneocK's ch. t. Crosset, 4 years, by War Dance,
dam Princess Royal, 107 lbs. Ds................... 4
J. r. wiiliams' cb. (. sprioabranch, years, by
Australian, dam Springbrook, lo7 lbs..........
4. E. Eagles gr x. Clapsman, Syears, by Gienelg,
dam La RENE, 92 lbs. -...........:.........
q. spiegeI's b. g. MIL Boy, ycsrs, by War Dance,
J. q. Murphy cb. f. Glendaiis, years, by Geneg,
dam by Lightning, % lbs. ....................
j. K McKee's cb. Z. Waterwtch, 3yoars, b. As
teroio, dam Wearherwitch, 81 2lbs..............
j. W. Hunt Reynolds b. C -, years, by
Melbourne, dam by Uncle Vic, e5 lbs. 10
Beatty, McCleIian Il Co. 8 b. & -. 3 years. by
Phsetop, dam Alert, 1l2 lbs. IL
Y. b. Harpcr's b. C. widfeliow. 3 years, by Yong
fellow, dsm MISS Campb'l. 90 5ios.............. IL
?. ?. Jonnston's en- C -, s years, by Victory.
Time, LEX