The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-11
enie storekeeper and gaiger for the fifth col
lection district of North Carolina
SPORTING NOTES.
Tho Fourth Day Of tho Nashville Races.

| NASHVILLE, Oct 0.-Fourih day Of th
Nashville races. Weather hot and sutry
attendance very large, track good but 10
| fast.
FVrat Rarc Belle Mead stake No Q for three
| year olts. dash Of two miles, five started
Aureolus led for ono mite and three quarters
when Goodnight went TO the front and woT
handily, Aureolus second and Beatitudo third
Time, 3ills.
!Secoud Race Handicap purse for all ages
one and an eighth miles dash. Cammie y
won easily, No Name second, Boboe thir9. San
Ecker (tha favorite) last. Time, 2:01
| Third dce--Three-quarters of mile dash
Lille II. won by two lengths, Glendalia ae-
coRd, Joe Shelby third. Time, ~ ked Fox
Annie Hayden. War Dance and Castule ran,
but were unplaced.
FIFTH DAY or THE NASHVILLE RACES.
NAsHvfLLH, Oct 10. The iifth day Of the
| races was favored with the largest attendance
Or the week. The weather was clear and
warm. and the track good.
The first race, mile dash for oil nges. was
won by Fred Rice, Victim second and Lille
II. third. Timc :l5. Boa,itude wns tho ia
vorit.. Uzllla, Buckshot and Glasgow wore
not placed.
Tho second race, for MI ages. n dash Of two
mll,,a, was1wun by LarRcntlnn without ~ g.
fort, Round Dance second and Sam Eckcrs
third. lime. 3.i3.
The third race, for wo-yenrolds. dash of
half II mile, was won easily hy Brunette, Cot.
SDrague second, Brooklyn third Time, 5Da4
THE NEWMARKET CHALLENGE STAKES pa
ROLE AGAIN BEATEN.
LONDON, Oct 10. Tho race for the second
great Challenges stakes, for two year olda and
upwards. over the last threc-uunrtcrs of the
Rnwl.y mile, to-day. vt tho Newmarket sec
oud October meotinS. WAS Won By Count +.
a. LnErnnEe'a thrrc-yelrs Old chestnut colt
knyon d'Nr Duke pf lInnilton's six wear
old chestnut horse Lolipop second, Pnte-
yny'4 it,a. Wan alI hYntNn bfnniIa fLirI
H. II. Chtistophcr's thrpr-year bny colt Dls-
cord fourth. Lu,'illard's Parole fifth, Conut II.
DE- Laa,mngc's four-Near old chestnut fly
Clemcntinc siSth. CIemrntine was not
hackod The race WAS won by hall q length.
Parole WAS bcAtcn of.
The race for til" Juvenile handicap, for two
yenr-uds over the Non5 course tho last five
rurlanss Of thu E"wley mile, to-day, at tho
Newmarket second October meeting. was won
Ivy Early Morn, Friesnnin second, Lorillard's u
bay tilly Geraldine third The raea WAS won
hy neck, and there WAS the Same distance
between tho second md third.
Tho selling sweepstakes for two-ycar olds
to-day, at the Newmarket second October
Mocollo. Capt. Matehclls bay lilly Dream
land second, the same owners bay colt Re-
turn third, w. S. Crawf0rds bay colt South
SEA- fourth, Lord Rosslyn's brown tlly Night
cap fifth; The race was won ny Length and
Il half. There were two lengths between the
second and third. Mocollo was bought Ill for
$40 xnnoas.
The race for the PrenderQast stake, for two
year-olds. was won by the Duke oil West
miuster's chestnut tllly Strathardle, Count Il.
dc LaGrange's chestnut colt Paulet second,
the same owners chestnut tilly Dora third,
Lord Falmouth's bay iilv Ambassadrcss
fourth, Lorillatd's chestnut iilly Papoose fifth.
The race WAS won by two lengths. There was
half length between the second and third
horses.
ELLIOTT ANXIOUS TO ROW HANLAN.
LONDON, Oct. 1o--Elliott, the oarsman, an
nonnces his Willingness, Professionally, to
withdraw his challenge to Hanlan in order
that he NalllotU may meet Boyd on the
Thames championship course in contest for
r200 q side Elliott Is still! anxious to meet
Hanlan,t and proposes that the winner Of the
suggested match should sign an agreement
aud leave goo with the editor Of the Sports
mIn ~ !ull deposit FOR the match with the
champion.
THE WALK FOR THE o'LEARY BELT.
New YORK, Oct. 10.--At 10 this evening
Murphy had maze 4 Il miles. Taber was next,
with t25 miles.