The New York herald., 1879-09-25
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
Third Day Of the Regular
Fall Meeting
FINE RACING AND GOOD ATTENDANCE.
Dave Moore, Peru, Bowling Green. Secret
and Gendalia the Winners.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Sept. "a 1879.
Tho Jockey Club races were continued to-day
under very pleasant and encouraging conditions
The weather was lovely, the attendance very good
and the track improved owing to a light shower
which fell during the night. Four events made
I'D the programme. Marphy Co.'s Dave Moore
captured the of mile heats, the first OF the day.
very handily in two straight heats. D. Swigerts
pcru won the selling race of one mile and half
quite handsomely. the finish OF the struggle being
particularly exciting j. Jackson's Tom bowling
colt Bowling Green two year-old dash or three
ouarters of a mile. and W. Landeman's Glendalia an
all aged purse of $3.50. the same distance George
Gins Secret ganoped over for the mile dash.
MILE HEATs-AIL AGES.
A race of mile heats for the association purse Of
$500 headed the programme. Four came to the post.
these being Scott Farrs' Buckshot years, by Buck
dem: j. Nichols Montreal, years, by Monarohist;
Murphy & Co.'S Dave Moore. years, by Longfellow.
aud M. Welch's Short Line. years. by Lexington.
Dave Moore was great favorite selling for $500.
while Montreal brought $50 and the other two ST5.
FIRST Heat.-Montreal jumped away in front, Dave
Moore second, Short Line third and Buckshot last.
Montreal opened gap OF four lengths on Dave
Moore ong the turnIand maintained it until past
the half-me pole, when Moore gradually closed on
him to the homestretch, and with merry tussle
home Dave Moore showed the most speed, and at
the distance stand had headed Montreal. Com
ing on good style. Dave Moore won the heat
handily by two lengths, Montreal second. six
lengths ahead of Short Line, third, and Buckshot
fourth. Time, 4412.
Second Heat-Dave Moore left out of the pools
and Montreal the favorite for the second place
ut $3.50, while the field brought 1910. Short Line
rot the best of the start Dave Moore second Mon
freai third and Buckshot fourth Before reaching
the quarter pole Montreal went to the front, and
opened gap of three lengths to the half mile
pole Dave Moore now moved up second, and to
the threequarter pole closed on Montreal, and en-
terng the stretch took command. Moore then
by two lengths Buckshot second. one length in
front Of Montreal, and Short Line bad fourth.
ONE MILE AND A HAIF-sELIING RACE.
Second on the card was selling race. one mile
and half. for purse of $500 Six We're entered.
These comprised BarEley Co.'S Ella Rowett. s
years, by Uncle VIC $3.50, 107 lbs; j. Il. Millers
Harry Peyton. years, by Phaeton $500, 9s lbs. D.
s.?s5. iSs! Murphys @ juaniia years. By %anderer.
$3.50. 81 lbs; G. H. Rees Silver Bill. years. by
years. by Pat Malloy. $500, 81 lbs. Ella
Rowett was the favorite, and freely brought
$50. Peru sl2o while the field ., ,. found an,
lowed by Ella Rowett Judge and Silver Bill in the
order named. Before reaching the tbree-quarter
Harry Peyton third. At the stand Judge led Ella
Rowett half length, Juanita Tapped on her. third;
Peru good fourth Harry Peyton fifth and Silver
Bin sixth. tho 1narter pole Ella Rowett went to
the trout, Judge second. one length off; Peru third
half or three-quarter poles, but on enter
ing the stretch Ella Rowett, Peru. Judge
until within the distance. when Peru showed in
front and finally won magnifceutly finished race
by half length. Ella Rowett second head in front
OF Judge, third, he the same distance the best OF
Juanita, fourth Harry Peyton fifth, and Silver Bill
last. The mile was made in 15OA and the race
n2:42A.
rHREE-oUARTERs OF A MILE-rwo- -YEAR-oIDs.
The third race having failed to FILL the club sub
stituted purse Of 5000 ofowhich $50 the second,
Five These were G. W. Hancock's Echo. by
War Dances Il. r. Johnson's Nomad. by Wanderer;
Eorr % rnio al SnraO Inv 7 Saw
lers Auroras Baby. by haywood. and j. Jackson s
Bowling Green. by Tom Bowling. Bowling Green
Colonel sprague s6o Aurora's Baby s65,
Echo $50 and Nomad s6O The start
was excellent, with Nomad in front. Aurora's Baby
second Bowling Green third. Colonel Sprague
fourth and Echo fifth. Before reaching the half-mile
pole Bowling Green took the lead, was never after
ward headed ana won easily by two lengths, Aurora 8
Baby second length in front of Colonel Sprague,
third Nomad fourth, Echo, who reared at the start,
THREE-oUARrERs OF A MILE-ALL AGES.
The fourth one mile. purse of $500. had only
one starter-George ellis brown ally Secret. by En-
quirer, three years old. who galoped over for half
the money. That the days sport should not suffer
pses purse $50 for all ages dash Of
ters of mile. Six responded, these being
Gendala. Leon. Judge Thompson. Mollie Hart.
Secret and Morse's Buckden flly. The betting was
very spirited. Leon sold for $780, Glendalia $70O
and the field for $3.50. Judge. Thompson
ond Secret third, Leon fourth. Glendaa fifth.
Moiie Hart last Judge Thompson held his lead
past the half and to the three-Quarter pole,
Buckien flly second. tapped by Leon and Glendalia.
Entering the stretch, Leon went to the front,
with Glendalia second. After hard race home
Glendalia won by short neck. Leon second three
lengths in front of Judge Thompson. third. head
in front OF Buckden Ally. fourth, Mollie Hart hfth
Secret sixth. Time, 1:l6h.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a
1S7y-THrRD DAY REGULAR FALL MEETING
OF THE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB--rnsT RAcE.-As
socatlon purse, $780, OF which $50 to the second
horse. Mile heats.
Murphy & Co.'S b. c. Dave Moore 4 years. by
Longfellow-Slipper. 40 lbs. .(Murphy)
T. J. Nichols ch. c. Montreal. years, by
Scott Farris' b. c. Buckshot. 8 years, by Buck
asRfcy %eldhs g. % g ss Short Line. years: nes
ington-Inverness. 112 lbs. .......... .(Morgan) 4
Time, 1:4ila-1:444
SAME DAr.sGcoSp RAcEIselllng n race e; ono for AL al
weight; for $3.50, allowed lbs; for $500. allowed
10 lbs. for $500. allowed II lbs winner to be sold
after the and half surplus over the price entered
20 given TO the second horse and the balance to
the Association One mile and half. -
d. swigerts b. {. Peru. years. by Glengary-
Barkley 4 Co.'s b. IN. Ella Rowett, years. by
Uncle vic-Mammona, $3.50, 107 lbs. (AndersonJ 2
Matte Seviere, $500, 81 lbs s...... (Thompson)
J. Murphy's ch.f. Juanita. 3years by wanderer-
J. II. Miiier's sr 9. Harry peyton, 8 years. by
Phaeton-Ella Jackson. $500, 9s lbs 49,. .uows) .
G. II. Bice's b. &. Silver Bill, years, by John
Morgan-Bouquette $3.50, 81 lbs. .usobinsonJ q
Timc, 2:i2h.
g SAME DAY-THIRD kACE.-Purse SZOV, OIiWnlcn $0t
to the second; TOR two-year. olds who had not won
during the meeting Three-quarters OF mile.
j. JacRsons gr. c. Bowling Green by Tom Bow
s. j. Sayiers CHI. c. Aurora's Baby. by haywood
Aurora's Baby, SO lbs. .tAllcn)
Scott Farris' b. &. Colonel Sprague, by Calvin
Pauline Spraguo So lbs. .tSmalls)
Robert f. Johnson's ch. c. Nomad, by wandercr.
dam the dam of King Faro, Sc los...... .Houis)
q. w. Hancock's ch. g. Echo, by War Dance. dam
by Captain Beard, ~ lbs; .ptopinson)
Time 1:1Gat.
SAME DAy--FoURTu llAcE.-Association purse 5000
of which $50 to the second horse. One mile.
George Gil's br (. Secret years, by Enquirer.
dam by DoneTeil, 02 lbs. w. o.
SAME DAY--FIFrH RACE Purse $780, for all ages.
Three-quartcrs OF n mile.
w Landeman's oh. Z. Glendalia, years, by Glen
elQ dam by Lightning, 107 lbs. ....... Lews)
J. H. Miller's b. c. Leon, years, by Longfellow-
SemperFelix, 95 lbs ..,...; .Douglas)
by Glen Athol--Capitola. 90 lbs. ...: (Adamsl 3