Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-05-11

The Result of the Races Run Yeste
day In Tennessee and Kentucky


NASHVILLE, May 1O-Weather hot
track coed, and attendance fair.
Six furloDgs-Orderly won. California
second, Lee Brigel third. Time, liz
Nine-sixteenths of mile-Gwendolin
won, Lilly Kenney second, Pete Holland
third. Time, 5734.
Nine. siXteenths of a mile-Schoolmas-
ter won, Eustus second, Echo third.
Time, :04.
Five furlongs - Pauline won, Lucy
Howard second, Little Bess third. Tine,
1;041s.
Mile and seventy yards-Harry Glenn
won, Leila May second, Artist third.
Time, :461a.
Five furlongs - Riley won. Forever
second, Timothy third. Time, :O31a.
LOUISVILLE, May 10.-Weather beauti.
full attendance good track very dusty.
Two-year-olds, half of mile-L. Fl.
won, Rabbit second, Kala Valla third
Time, 500.
Three fourths of mile-In Al edit.
ing finish, Benedict and Valuable ran a
dead heat, Laura Davidson third. Tins,
1:151a.
Two-year,old FLIES, five f rlopea-Fair
Queen won, Flyaway sec. md, Daisy third.
Time, :0l.
All ages; seven etghths of mile-Josie
N: Won n: Oopp .r6eld second, May Laps
Two-ye -r~oida, half OF mile-Grace
Ell WIN, silence second, Fast Time third
Tine, so
NAsHvr1LE, May 10.-After the first
race tod Ay, General jackson, one Of the
judges announced their final decision in
the n after of the Mclaughlin episode of
vest arday, He stated that, after investl-
gat ion. il was found that Terra Gotta was
p allied under instructions from the pro-
nrietors of the stable to allow Santalene
Terra Cotta's stable mate) to win, II he
could, in accordance with racing rules
and customs, and this, coupled with t1e
previous good character OF Jockey NC.
Lauehlin, and the further evidence that
there was no intention of fraud on the
part of Mclaughlin, led the judges to
declare Mclaughlin and Terra Gotta re-
instated and tc exonerate the proprletor5
of the Chicago stable from all blame.
BALTIMORE, May 10. = The Pimlico
meeting closed today. Weather warm,
track splendid.
seean second, Insight third. Time, 1;054'
Mile-The Bourbon won, Joe Lee sec'
Mile and quarter-Buddhlst won,
Japhet second. Time, 2;171a. :,
One mile-Bess won, Defense second,
Boaz third. Time, :421a.
Three quar- ters OF mile-Isgo won,
Al. Reed second, Rome third. Time,
1:17.
ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS.
Furnished by Rodman's Racing Blu
reau.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1o.-The fol-
to-morrow's events: .,
Eleyen.sixteenth of mile, selling
Consigner 81, Cassanda 90, Lit Bass l02,
Parnell 1O4, Hiedsheim 104, Doc WICK
106, Jas. M. Mcfarland 107, Echo !0S,
Ernest Race Ill, Lucy HAYWARD liz,
Lidarkhan 112, Read Leaf liz, Holland
1l2, California 116.
Nine-sixteenth of mile, for 2-year
olds-Hunley s. 104. Lily Kinney l04
Miss Blonde 104, Rhyme 106, Black
stone 100, Cortez 100, Roman Ill.
Events, one mile bandicap-Boastei
95, Chas. Reed 90, st. Alban 80, Der
Harrison 90, Cartoon 1O7, Col. Hunt 102
Harry Glenn ITO, White Nose 1903, San
taleue lis, Heron los.
Fif;een-sixteenths of mile, selling
Mita 81, I. J. Rusk SO, Garduer 10l, EvI
Wise lO4, Lemon 104, Golightly 1906
Kidor Khan ITO, McMurtry 10, Califor
mia 116, Big Three 1l8.
One and a quarter mile, FreelanC
Prize-T. J. Rusk 90, Zig Tree 95, Gull
ford SO, Long Chance 10Y, Huntress 112
Eleve SO.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10.-The follow
ing are the entries and weights for to
morrow's events One mile handicap
Brown Princess 104, Bridglight 100
Brandolette 81, Lotion 100, Liz B. 100