The New York herald., 1879-10-01
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

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LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
LAST DAY OF THE FALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ING CONTESTS AND LARGE ATTENDANCE
GLENDALIA, MENDELssoHN, BUCKNER AND
PERU THE WINNERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LoUIsv1LLE. Sept. 80. 1S79
This was the last day OF the Jockey Club racing
meeting. and the events on the card afforded much
endowment to a large attendance. The weather was
hot and sultry and the track very dusty. dash Of
three quarters of mile, for all ages. opened the
days sport. The four-year-od chestnut flly Glen
dalia the pool favorite. won the dash she liked.
dash of similar distance, for two-year-olds that
had not won such o race, followed and Hunt Rey.
nolds' bay colt Mendelssohn captured the purse
without difficulty. The third event. one mile for
-olds fell to II. W. Farris' chestnut colt
Buckner. and D. Swigerts bay flly Peru was the
winner of the selling purse of $3.50. mile and
quarter.
rHnEE-ouAnTEns OF A MILE-AIL AGES.
The first race was a dash OF three-quarters Of q
mile, for all ages purse Of $780, Three started.
these being G.. W. Hancock's chestnut colt Judge
Thompson, years, by Glen Athol-Capitola; Scott
Farris bay colt Buckshot, years. by Duckden-
Folly. and William Landeman's chestnut flly Glen
dalia years, by Glenelg. dam by Lightning. Glen
dalia the favorite at long Odds selling in the
pools $780, while the others brought $50 only
the field The start was beautiful. Buckshot lead
ing, Judge Thompson second and Glendalia third.
The three were Tapped the backstretch but at the
halr-mile pole Glendalia moved to the front, with
Buckshot second and Judge Thompson last. From
this point to the finish Glendalia never headed,
and won the dash very easily by two lengths Buck
shot second, ten lengths ahead Of Judge Thompson.
Time. 1:161.
THREE-QUARTERs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Second on the card purse of $500. for two
year-olds that had never won thrae-quarter dash.
Six responded These Scott Farris' bay gelding
Colonel Spraeue, by Calvin-Pauline Sprague; g..
w. Hancock's chestnut gehling Echo. by War
Dsnce-Captain Beard; Samuel Bryant's brown
gelding Bonnie Castle by Bonnie Scotland-Maria
Davis; ]. f. Robinson. Jr.'s. bay flly Mamie Il. by
Longfcllow-Luna; =. J. Sayler's chestnut colt
Aurora's Baby. by Baywood-Aurors Raby. and
j. w. Hunt Reynolds bay colt Mendessohn.
by Buckden-Metella. Hunt Reynolds young
ster was the favorito, selling for 500.
Aurora's Baby $50. Echo $40. Mamie II SIG
and the neld $40. Aurora's Baby jumped away with
the lead, Echo second. Mendelssohn third, Mamie II
fourth, Bonnie Castle hfth and Colonel Spiague
sixth The Colonel ran away before the start and
went q mile before he could be stopped. Men,
elssohn went to the front before reaching the half
mile pole, with Echo second. Tapped by Aurora's
Baby third, Mamie fourth and the others as noted.
They ran in this order to the pole when
Mendelssohn came away and won handily by two
lengths, Aurora's Baby second. two lengths in front
OF Mamie Il, third Echo fourth, Bonnie Castle nth
and Colonel Sprague sixth Time. 1:16A.
ONE MuE-rHREx YEAR-oLDs.
Next came mile dash for three,y year-olds. purse
s225. OF which s25 to the second Five came to the
post. These Brien Co.'s bay colt Keene
R,chards Jr. BY Keene Richards; Scott Farris' bay
colt Buckshot by Buckden; Bruce IL Co. bay geld-
inc Rowdy Boy, by Silent Friend; IL. W. farris'
chestnut colt Buckner. by Buckden. aud ]. G. MUIR
phys bay hlly Coquena. keene Richards. Jr., and
Buckner sold alike IN the pools bringing $3.50 each.
whio the field brought $40. Buckner got away first.
Coquena second. Rowdy Boy third. Buckshot fourth
der to the quarter pole where Buckshot took second
place. Buckner was never headed and won by three
lengths. Buckshot second. half length in front Of
Kowdy Boy, third. Coqueua fourth and Keene Rich
ards, Jr., last. Time, l:44h.
ONE MILE AND QUAnrEE-sEILrNG ALLOWANCES.
Tho meeting closed with selling race OF one mile
and quarter for purse Of $780, Horses to be sold
for 300 carry full weights tor $1,000. were
to be allowed o ior S soeo sa%sS Is bs os ioa
entered aud started-Swigerts bay fliy Peru.
years. by Glengary. $780, and Hughes \ Co.'s bay
nlly ljettie +, . years, by War Dance, 500. Peru
was great favorite. She readily bought 500 in the
pools while Bette went almost begging at $40.
apart for mile. when Bette gave it up. Peru gal
loped home easy winner by three lengths. The
mile was in l:45,4 and the race in 2:i3
SUMMARY.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. SEPT 30. 1879.-TnIRD EXTRA
DAY OF THE FALL MEETING OF The LOUISVILLE
JOCKEY CLuB--FIRsr RAcE--Purse $780, for all ages.
Three-Quartcrs OF mile.
William Landomans ch. f. Glendalia. years. by
Cieneg. dam by Lightning, LOT lbs: .Hewis) /
Scott Farris' b. c. Buckshot. years, by Buck
q. ". Hancock's oh. c. Judge Thompson. ) years.
by Glen A'hol-o.plaS," fns i:ic% 10 lbs Adam''
SAME pAY-sKcosD KAcE.--Purso 5000, for two
year-olds that had never won three. e.quarter mile
race: $50 to the second. Three-quarters of mile.
J. W. Hunt Reynolds b. Q. Mendelssohn. by :.
Buckden--Metella. SO lbs. .Nilen)
>. ?lSos =. Robinson. & Jrs :. l. Mamie L. by ioSgis
iow1nna So lbs. S: ~ w.r i:;,c GiSo., ,a
by Captain Beard. 80 lbs............. .tAdams) 4
Samuel Bryant'g br. q. Bonnie Castle. by Bonnie
Scotland-Mafa Davis. 80 lbs. .(Slaughtcr) o
Scott Farris' b. Y. Colonel Sprague. by Calvin
Pauline Sprague' % lbs
SAME DAY-TmnD RAcE.--Purse $225. for threo
year olds; $25 to the second. One mile.
IT, W. Farris' ch. c. Buckner. by BuckdenmTick, !,
Scott ct Farris' b. c. Buckshot. by BucIden-Foiiy.
Bruce CO.'S b. g. Rowdy Boy. by Silent Friend :.
J. @. Mprphy's b. {. Coquena. by Lonsfellow. !.
rsn Asae co. Sa o. c. Keene Richards. Jr. by Koane
Rlchards-Lady Gray. % lbs. .tAilen)
Time, 1:44h.
SAME DAY-FouRrH RAcE.-Selling Purse, $780,
for all ages horses be sold for $780, to carry
full weight; for 900, allowed lbs; for 1850 al
lowed lbs; for $500 allowed IL lbs; for $500. al
lowed 10 lbs. One mile and quarter.
Hughes CO.. 5. {. Bette i, 3 years, By War
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