Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-03
TuE EASTERN TURF.
Proctor Knott "Pulled''S hnmefuiiS
by Jockey EInncgan.

weather cool track good. o
Sly furlopgs-Amos won, Cheeney
second, Dinkelspiel third. Time, 1863.
Fifteen.sixteenths of mile-Pat Don
ovan won. Miss Flood second, Petulance
third. Time, ;36s4.
One and oue-eighth mile-Claystock-
ton won, Elyton second, Early Dawn
third. Time, ;56 ls,.
For 2.vear. old iillies, five futlonssa,-
Longshire won. Oracle NJ second, hs'ehe
third. Time, ;04ii.
NASHVILLE, May This was the
opening dav Of the spring meeting AT the
West Side Park. The attendance was
estimated at from 5000 to 10000. The
weather was glorious and the track fine.
For 2-year.olds aud upwards, Elk fur
lopgs-Cartoon won, Lew III. secohu'
Strideaway third. Time, :l5t4.
For 3-year-olds and upwards, seven
eighths Of q mile-Macanally won, Eva
Wise second, Mcmurphy third. lime,
1903.
For S.yesr-olds and upwards, five
eighths OF mile-peer Lodge won,
Kedarkhon second, Meta third. lime,
1:04.
Two thousand dollars sweepstakes,
3-year-olds, mile and quarter; starters,
Proctor Knott, Come-to- Taw, Longtish,
Kee-Vee-Na ard Boodler. This race,
worth about So 500 to the winning horse,
was the attraction Of the day. Proctor
Knott led all the way until they neared
the wire, when Fipnegan pulled Knott
almost double in order to let Come-to'
Tsw win. which she did in drive with
Proctor Knott second and Longfish third,
Kee-Vee.Ns fourth and Boodler last
Turfmen who saw Knott's performance
are convinced that he is greater prize
now than as a 2-year-old, and no doubt
he could have won the race by ter
lengths if Come-to-Taw had failed te
respond at the finish. Time, 2:l01a.
Four and one-half furlongs, 2-year-oldt
Amelia won, Prince Fonso second
Maud third. Time, 571a.
WASHINGTON. May 2.-The weather
favorable attendance large; track no
fast.
Five. eighths of mile-TipStaff won il
| :O6, Iago second, Tom Kearns third
One and one.sixteenth mile-Lelogol
won in :59la, Pocatello second, Ter.
third.
Five .eighths of mile-Insight won il
1:0734, Tom Finley second, Mamie Rus
sell third.
Mile-Biggonette won in :4Ss4, Lett
cia second, Boas third.
Steeple-chase - Venus won, Shylocl
second, Cracksman third.
WEIGHTS AND ENTRIES.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 2.-Weights ant
entries for Tomorrow 8 races:
Selling, five.eighths Of a mile-Lad,
Jones, 100; u. E. Uka, 100; Teddy
Venture, 1902; Camelia, 104; Sum!
Brook, 100; Susie l., 100; Bamboo, l04
Silence, 104; Later On, 81.
Handicap. one and one-sixteepti
miles-Ban Hazem, 90; Miss Olive, 105
Cassius, 104; Famine, 1l3; Elyton, l07
Marchma, l06; Wahsatch, 95; Bonita
1O8.
Phoenix Hotel Stakes, one and one
quarter miles-Laura Davidson, lis
Sportfman, 1l8; Lotion, lis; Outbound
118; Once Again, lis; Louis Dor, lis
Bootmaker, 1lS; Mcdowell, lis; Hub s.
11S.
Selling, one mile-Insolence, 11S
Brandolette, 90; Sallie o., 95.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 2.-The follow
ing are the weights and entries for to
morrow's events:
Selling fifteen-sixteen,hs of mile
Ripley, 90; Fred Toral, 80; Fesius, 102
j. t. P, los; Hopedale, los; Cloora @.
10S. Purse $500, OF which $40 to secon,
and $50 to third.
Selling, thlee-fourths of mile
Thankful So; Buckler l03 Cassandra 105
Fred Wooley 112; Duhme 100. Purs
$500, of which $40 to second and $50 t.
third.
Two-year-olds, half mile; Gwendoline
lis; Peerless, rs; Vashti, lis; Myrtl
j., rs; Lily Kinney, rs; Pete Hol
land, 1l8: LEMON H, l1S; Uncle Bob
1lS; Flambeau, lis. Purse 500, U
which so to second and $50 to third.
Handicap, one mile, $500; $50 t, sec
ond-Big Three 90; Bravo, 95; Headlad
90; Bridgelieht, 1902; White Nose, l06
Huntrees, 10; Hornpipe, 10; Lott,
Wall, 112; Artist, Ia. Purse, $500, O
which $50 to second.
Ivy Leaf Stakes, one-half mile-For
ever, u.s. Lady Blackburn, 115; Luli'
B., 115; Charlotte Cushman, 115; Ceci
B., lis; Kittie Cheathsm, 115; Mis-
Howard, rs; Marie Foster, lis; Armiel
lis; Hurley S., lis; Bessler. lis
Rhyme, lis; Peterborough, 1l5; Mill.
Williams, rs; Fairy Qneen, 100. Purse
81 900, OF which 5000 10 second and $l0l
to third.