Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-11
AMONG THE RUNNERS.
Three Air-Tights Go Through on
Nashyille's Course.
HARRY GLENN'S FAST TINE.
Five Good Races at Louisville Over a Dusty
Track.
sULLIVAN'S NEW TRAINING QUARTERS
a Lively Prize Fight at scrantOn-The si1-Day
Races

NASHVILLE, May 10.-A good days
racing was witnessed at West Side Park to-
day. The day was hot, the track good and
crowd fair. The first three races were "air-
tights" for the favorites. The fifth race
was a fine one, Harry Glenn going in the
fast time of 1:461z.
First race, selling six furlongs-The race was
a ''cinch for Orderly, who won in canter by
half length, California second, three lengths
in front of Lee Brigel, third. Time, 1:l711
Second race, selling. nine-sixteenths Of
mile-Gwendoline got the start and fairly run
away from the bunch, keeping the lead all
round and winning by three lengths. Lilly Kin
ney second, Pete Holland third. Time, 57s<.
Third race, selling, nine-sixteenths of mile
-Schoolmaster opened in the books as long
shot but was soon made the favorite He
went to the front at the turn and won by
neck, Festus second two lengths in front of
Echo, third Time, 104
Fourth race, selling, five furlongs-It was
anyone's race until within few Jumps of the
wire, when the jockeys made a dashing finish,
Pauline winning by head from Lucy Howard,
i6s length in front OF Little Bess' third. Time
Fourth race. mile and 70 yards-LeIa May got
off first but was soon supplanted by Bankrupt,
who kept the lead till near the finish. where
Harry Glenn came up and won by neck Leila
May second, half length In front of Artist,
third. Time, l:46H.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Lady Blackburn
got the best of the start and kept 1t until the
Stretch, where Riley took the lead and won by
length and half, Forever second, a half
length in front Of Timothy, third. Time, 03H.
Following are the entries and pooling for to-
morrow's races:
First race, selling. purse 500, for 3-year-olds
and upward that have run and not won at this
meeting, eleven-sixteenths Of mile-Dock Wick
IL and Kedar Kahn liz s3 each; Little Bess IO2,
Red Leaf H. and California ll6, 81 each; Con-
signee 81, Parnell 1N Heidelheim I04, Echo los
Ernest Race Ill, and Holland 112, a. Total, $3l.
have run and not won at this meeting, nine-six.
teenths Of q mile-Miss Blonde 1O6 pounds, Sl5;
Lilly Kinney 104. S11; Romaine Ill, SIC; Rhyme
109, 81; total, ~.
Third race, selling. purse 500, for s-year-olds
more races at the meeting, nfteen-sixteenths Of a
mile-Golightly 1o5 pounds Sl5; Gardner 101, S12;
Meta 81, 7. J. Rusk 9s. Eva Wise 104 and Kedar
Kahn 1lo IS each: Big Three 11S 95: McMurtry
110 a; California 1l6 81 Leman 104 q: total s72.
ward free handicap Of SO each if not declared
out, mile-Heron los pounds, s55; SantaIene 1l9
as; Cartoon l07, $24; Harry Glenn no. SO; White
Nose l0a S4; Colonel Hunt 102. t14; Boaster 95 S9
Ben Harrison s., %; Charles Reed 90 $6; St. Al
bans 90. g. Total. S22l.
Fifth race, Freeland prize, handicap sweep
accompany the nomination. with as additional TO
start, 81, 0lO added, of which 500 to second and
500 to third closed with 30 entries; mile and q
quarter -Huntress, liz pounds, SIS; Long Chance
107, %; Clifford 96, IS: olive 3d. $6: Big Three 9S
IS; Thos. J. Rusk 90, Is. Total, $50.