The New York herald., 1879-09-30
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
Second Extra Day of the
Fall Meeting.
FINE RACING AND FAyORTrES BEATEN.
Buckshot, Ella Rowett, Ben Hill and
Victim the Winners.
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LOUISVILLE KY. Sept. 30. 1879.
Tho Jockey Club continued the racing meeting to-
Gay with four events. The weather warm and
pleasant though threatening and cloudy. the track
very fast and the attendance very light A dash OF
one mile for agreed sweepstake OF S75 tho first
event. won by Scott Farris' bay colt Buckshot
very handily. Barkley Co.'s fve-year-od bay mare
Ella Rowett the second race. purse or $500. mile
heats. in extremely fine style, though not without
bitter opposition the part OF the three-year-oid
flly Juanita. great favorite before the first heat
Tho third event, mile and half. fell to J.
Lloyd's chestnu. geldng Ben Hill. and his victory
was serious facer as the favorite finished among
the last. The fourth race one mile and an eighth.
was still more disastrous to the hackers of the favor
ite, as B. McClelland's bay gelding Victim years.
by Victory who sold with another the field for
insignificant sum- beat General Bufords Good Night
in rare shape
ONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
An agreed sweepstakes of $25 each, play pay.
for three year-olds each of one mile. opened the
sport. Three stated. these being Scott Farris
Buckshot, by Buchden; Sam Bryans Mayfeld. by
Monarchist. and Charles Hess Mole Hart. by
Bonnie Scotland. Buckshot sold for s14O in tho
pools while the others field brought
SEQ. The start was excellent. Mayfeld jump
Buckshot third. Mollie Hart took the lead ON the
turn and opened gap of two lengths at the quarter
pole with Buckshot second four lengths in front Of
Mayfeld. Buckshot gained on Mollie Hart to the
halfmile pole Tapped her the lower turn. and
tering the stretch Buckshot assumed command,
with Mayield second and Mollie last. Mayheld
struggled hard, but was never able to reach Buck
shot no won handily by length and half, May
field second, eight lengths in front OF Mollie Hart,
third. Time :46H.
MILE HEArs-ALL AGES
he w waS q
for all ages. Talbot Co.'s chestnut y Juanita, 3
years. by wanderer; Barkley Co bay mare Ella
Rowett, years. by Uncle Vic, and L. }. Megibbens
chestnut illy Minnock, years. by Genelg. were the
starters.
for $780, Ella Rowett $50 and Minnock s2O Ella
first away at the start and the others well together
Minnock jumped in front of Juanita on the turn be-
fore she was well clear OF the other and cut her off.
Rowett length behind Minnock at the quarter
pole. the same distance being between second and
third. There were changes to the three-quarter
pole. but at the latter point Juanta Tapped Ella. and
after stubborn contest all the way home Juanita
three lengths of, third. The judges dstanced Min
mock for fouling Junnts on the turn. Time. 1:44.
Second Heat-The betting was even, each bringing
$24O in the pools. Both jumped off together. and
keen and close was the fght. there was not neck
dividing the pair for seven-eighths of mile. when
Ella Rowett showed in front and won the heat by
three fourths of length. Time. 1:43sd.
60 ch Ts nt aaaw toosthar ana so ran noad M ~
head amid the shouts OF the spectators to well
within the distance. when Ella drew clear and won
the heat and race by two lengths. Time :464.
ONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
purse of $500. for three-year-olds. one mile and
these being J. Lloyds Ben Hill. by Bonnie Scotland;
G. Catwallader's McGrathiana. by Tom Bowling; H.
Glenn by Glenelg; A. Keene Richards chestnut flly
by War Dance johnson Co.'s Mary Walton, by
John Morgan, and asn Brisn Co.'S s., Keene , Rich
richards, Jr., sold for 5000. Buckner Sl70. Ada
Glenn sl50. Mary Walton and Ben Hill sl2o each,
McGrathisna $40 and the War Dance filly $50. The
horses were started at the half mile pole. Mary
Walton was first away. Buckner second. Ada Glenn
third. Ben Hill fourth. Keene Richards. Jr..
fifth. McGratniana sixth. The War Dance
flly was left at the post 100 yards
pole the stretch. and passing the stpnd Mary
Walton led Buckner a length he a head in front OF
Ada Glenn third. followed by Ben en- Hill Aeene Ecn.
the order named The same positions were main
tanned at the quarter and half-mile poles.
Mary Walton at the latter point only
neck in front of Buckner second. Ada Glenn
third, Ben Hill fourth. the others as before.
closer order and the three quarter pole Ben Hill
went to the front. and then coming away won quite
two lengths in front of Buckner third. followed by
Keene Richards. Jr., McGrathiana. Mary Walton and
the War Dance flly in the order named. The mile
in AS and the race in 2:3S1s
AND EIGHTH-AI.L AGES.
The last of the day was dash of one mile and
an eighth, in which three started. These were Gen.
eral A. Buford's Good Night. years, by Enquirer;
). McClelland's Victim. years, by Victory. and NJ.
Night the favorite over the others almost four
to one as the pools showed $500 to $50 in
in the lead apped by Good Night Short LINE was
outpaced from the start. Good Night and Victim
head and head the latter always having the best of
1t, for mile, when Victim drew clear and quite
handily by length. Good Night second, two lengths
in front OF Short Line. The mile was in 40. aud
the race in :b6.
LOUISVILLE. ny. sErr 20. 1s7o7sEcoND EXTRA DAY
cLUB-Fmsr RAcE.-Agreed Sweepstakes of s75. pay
or play. for three-year-olds. One mile.
Scott Faris b. c; Buckshot. years. by Buck
Sam Bryans ch. (: Mayheld. years. by Monarch.
Charles Hess S"i b. e. y Moc tSl nar. date Boj.onmR
8 years. by Bonnie scotand--Benecia. 81 lbs.
Time, 1:4Gx
SAME DAY-SEcoND RAcE.-Purse $500, for all ages;
$50 to the second horse Mile heats.
Barkey Il Co.'s b. III. Ella Rowett, years.
by Uncle Vic-Mammona. liz lbs. s..........
Talbot & Co.'s ch. +. Juanita, 3 years. by
Wanderer-Mat Eagloss, ~ lbs. .(Downng)
I. J. Megibben's ch {; Minnock. years. by
Time. 1:A-1:43A-l:46a1.
Foul riding.
SAME DAY-THRp RAcE.-Purse $500. for three
year-ods; 800 to second; winners OF st. Leger or
Stallion Stakes. lbs. extra maidens allowed lbs.
j. Lioyd's eh. q. Ben Hill. by Bonnie Scotland
g. roSS d. wsos 80 ch Adj. Glenn by Snsaae GIsnslse
Catna. 81 lbs......................... .newis) 2
II. W. Faris' ch. c. Buckner. by Buckdon--Tick,
lhclsOl
Br.en Il Co.'s b. C. keenc Richards, Jr., by Keene
kichards-i-ady Gray, % lbs ...... .tstovaD
Il. Cadwallader's ch. I. McGrathiana, by Tom
Bowling--Emma Maratta, 81 lbs (Iightower) 8
Johnson X Co.'s b. {. Mary Walton, by John Nor
Ran-Elie Cheatham. 81 lbs..... ....... .tAlcn) q
A. kcene richards ch. I. -, by War Dance
Sue Dousherty, 92 lbs............... .Coleman) Z
Time, 23Si "a.
SAME DAy-FoUR1n kAcE.-Purse $3.50, for all
Ages $50 to the second. one mile aud eighth
u. Mcclelland's b. &. Victim. years. by Victory
Lucy May w lDs.. .(Allenj
General a. BufCrds b. e. Good Night, years. by
Enquirer Lizzie q. 95 lbs.......... (kendrick) 2