Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-27
Fourth heat. ..Kaiser'' 2.54.

Fourth heat, ssKaisers 254.
Fifth heat, 'Clifton" 259 Thus the
race was won by Clifton, belongingto h.
NJ Anderson, of Nashville
FOE THE THIRD RACE,
running, mile heats best in 8, for purse
of 5000, there were seven entries but only
six starters, J. r. Jones being unable to Sc
cure suitable rider for his Accent" The
starters were ranged in the following order,
as to preference on the track: J.
F. Caldwell, Nashville, Cape Clear"
W. G. Mabry, Knoxville, ''Belle W. N.
Hunter, Bulls Gap, Seen Mahone;" E.
C.--sylvester. Loudon,- "Lady Thrones" R.
z. Gray, Abingdon, Va, ''Glencoe;" R. NJ.
Anderson. Nashville, 'BalIast"
On the first heat the rider of ''Cape Clear
was thrown, about the half mile pole, but
was not hurt. The horse came
in length ahead of the field,
but according to the rules, was not entitled
to the race, riderless. Ballast" was
awarded the first heat, time 1.554, Cen
eral Malone End, Lady Thorne 3rd,
Belle W." 4th. 'Glencoe's rider was
charged with foul play and he was also dis
tanced and ruled out. ''Oape Clear " was
admitted in the next race and given the out
side
g Ballast " won the secondheat, time 81,
"Cape Clear" I'd, "Gen Malone" Sd,
aBelle W. 4th, Lady Thorne" 9Th.
/ This race was therefore won by r. NJ.
Anderson, of Nashville, J. F. Caldwell of
| the same place, second.
THE FOURTH RACE
was running, ! mile heats, best 2
| in 3, saddle horses only, for
q purse of $75. There were
four starters, in the following order: j. NJ.
Hunter, sorrel horse; w. F. Howery,
Knoxville, chestnut mare; W. c. Mabry,
" Sky rocket :" r. z. Gray, black horse.
The first and second heats and tho race
wers won by Hunter, time 1:264 and 1:35,
Gray being second in both.
This ended the races and exercises of the
day.
| ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
The Office of the secretary was again a
scene of life last night, and the entries for
today's races were promptly filled up. They
are as follows:
First race, running, half mile heats, in
3, for saddle horses only. Purse, $50.
W. Fl. Keith, "Gray Prince"
r. E. Gray, black horse
j. G. McClain, Chestnut Ridge
}. r. Jones, ".Woodworth."
Second race, trotting, 2:4o class, mile
heats, 3 in 5: Purse 5000.
A. B. Melendy, =" Billy King"
]. I. Jones, BILLY Gadson"
G. S. Caldwell KAISER"
e. s. McClung, blue Jeans"
Third race running, free for all, mile
heats, 2 ms Purse 8 5.
W. c. Mabry, Bette B."
j. H. Hunter General Mahoneu
II. NJ. Anderson, g Ballast"
j. F. Caldwell, Cape Clear"
There were no entries for the mile race,
but pacing race, mile heats, 2 in 3, for 8
purse Of $75, which was made up by the
association for the closing race of to-day
For this entries will be received by the
secretary on the grounds up to 10 o'olocl
this morning.
The display Of stock in the ring will com
mence at 10. 80 o'clock this morning. The
firrt race will be called at p. m. prompt
and no deviation from the time will be toll
| Grated
The officers of the association have de
cided to give return checks to those parties
attending in the forenoon, 80 that they car
return after noon without extra charge, tn,
price of admission being so cents, but nc
return check will be transferable
All entries for the races Thursday mus
be made at the secretaries Office in the city
before 9'o'clock tonight.
Mrs. Lucy Z. McC rmick, Covington
KY, writes: My constitution was com
pletely shattered by rheumatism. I sui
fered intensely; stimulants only gave MI
temporary relief. I tried Browns Iro1
Bitters. 1t has cured me completely, and
believe permanently. After using two bot
Ties, I felt better and stronger than ever
did in all my life before"