Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-09
PARK ASSOCIATION.
A Brilliant Prospect for the Fall
Meeting. .
Padueah, Henderson and Hoplkinsville,
KY, Nashville, Gallatin, Paris, Mi
Ian, Clarksville Represented
in the Entries.

the prospects OF grand fall meeting |
October to IL. ALREADY three
rings have been filled, making TWEEN
ty-eight entries, including some of
the fest horses known in this section
Of the country, and this, if nothing
more, includes splendid attraction
and good sport. But the program is
not yet made up; the purse races,
running races will have until Sep
TENDER l to fill, which promises to
add still greater attraction, besides
the general program for saddle and
harness horses, brood mares, colts,
Jacks, cattle and other stock will
make it more attractive.
Among the good animals that will
likely be on exhibition Buenaven-
tura Farm Company has quite a
large number of very fine ones.
Buckner and Ellis will put in half
dozen or more. Jas. p. Gill always
keeps several winners. Capt. Hern-
don can show some good ones. Bar
ker & Taylor have very snowy sta
BILE. Julius WE'LL has a full stable of
lively steppers. Robt. Mainhardt,
Andrew Bird and Arthur Oneal
have several good ones, and many
others are scattered through the
country, which shows that Mont
gomery is rapidly coming to the
front as a stock breeding county.
Robt. b. Withers, secretary of the
association, has furnished the LEAF
CHRONICLE with the list Of entries
which closed May /. The entry fees
have been paid and the tobacco board
stake shows thirteen entries, a
stake offs 300. They are as follows ::
TOBACCO BOARD STAKE FOR FoALs
1888.
To be trotted on the first day of our
meeting, October to II.
w. F. Buckner, Clarksvile, enters
Cozatt, bay colt by Messenger Chief,
dam by Pacing Abdallah. Also Joe
Dunlop, bay colt by Frank B., dam
by West Wind.
r. II. Holland, Hopkinsville, en-
tiers Ray Gordon, bay colt by Gordon,
dam by Phallas.
e. A. Collins, Milan, Tenn, enters
Blue Mark, bay filly by Victor Won
Bismarck, dam Hamletta by Ham
let. Also Alice H., chestnut FLY by
Red Wilkes, dam Red Girl.
John V. cake, Paris, Tenn, enters
Egg Hot, bay colt by Egbert, dam
Laura.
John Hamburger, GAINESVILLE, en-
tiers Fairy Tully, bay FLY by Hide
rim, dam Jessie Hays.
Gill and Ragsdale, GAINESVILLE, en-
ter brown tilly by Egbert, dam by
Young Jim.
A. d. Pierce, GalIatin, enters vii
lie Elkin, bay tiIly by McCurdy's
Hambletonian, dam Step by Geo
II. Thomas.
r. J. Ellis, GAINESVILLE, enters Des
sic g., chestnut FLY by Gill's Gold
dust, dam Matte.
Buenaventura Farm Co., Clarks'
vile, enters Princetta, bay FLY by
Princeps, dam by Wedgewood.
f. M. Fogg, Nashville, enters Rem
wood, black colt by Glenwood, dam
Esther by Blackwood, Jr.
G. M. Fogg and A. f. Robinson
Nashville, enter Thor, brown colt by
Alcazar, dam Lady Mackay by Sill
yer Thread. Thor cost his owner
$4,000, and his sire, Alcazar, sold fol
1913, 800.
MERCHANTS STAKE FOR 3-YEAH
OLDS.
5000 guaranteed entrance $50. This
ring has II entries, making the stake
$500 as follows:
+. A. Collins, Milan, enters Capt
Mack, bay colt, by Nutwood, dam
Rapidam.
f. f. Pierce, Gallatin, Tenn, en-
tiers bay filly, Lady Washington, by
Princeps, dam Ella by Enfield.
r. j. Ellis, GAINESVILLE, Tenn, en-
tiers Hendrix, sorrel gelding, by
Cfolddust, dam Matte,
Robt. Dixon, Henderson, Ky, en-
tiers Green River, bay colt, by Prin'
cipe, dam Maria by Marabont.
G. NJ. Fogg, Nashville, Tenn, en-
tiers Glenn Mary, Chestnut FLY, by
Nutvood, dam Tipsy by Alcalde.
G. NJ. Gogg and A. f. Robinson
Nashville, enter Garnet, brown tilly
by Pancoast, dam Ruby by Dicta
tor.
G. NJ. Fogg, Nashville, enters Es
mond, black colt, by Nutwood, dam
Erik Esmond by Ericsson.
]. O. Cooper, Hopkinsville, Ky
enters Simmophallis, bay colt by
Simmons, dam by Sula Phallis, by
Phallis.
J. r.. Oldham, Hopkinsville, Ky,
enters Tempest, bay tilly, by Gold
dust, dam Tennie.
Capt. T. Herndon, GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, enters Annie Wilkes,
brown filly, by Woodland Wilkes,
/ i 4 4 l. L.