The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-25
NASHVILLE MEETING
The Fair Weather aud Fair Attend
ance Continue.
y Great Five Heat Race. in which Martha
wilkes Quits.

and race department were eNcel'eht
and with the splendid weather, the
management scortd big success.
liz the saddle rings, J. l.. NIchol, OF
WOODBURY., KY, carried Oft the blue
ribbon. Ia toe harness ring Mar.
N.choI again scored q victory. For
the beat road team the competition
was lern. The premium was
a,,0rded 40 EuUanks q Co q Bowl
ing Green.
The race card called FOR four races;
the unfinished 2:l9 trot, the uufin-
isDed 2:25 trnt, the consolation 2
year-old trnt, and the 3-year old
pace.
The first race called was the 2:l9
tTCt. Speculation Was heavy as to
the result of this race. Martha
Wilkes, with one heat to her credit,
was the favorite, but before the bell
summoned the nor. Is 10 the post
GreeII. af the fast gliding with TWO
hta ;, was the chO.ce.
In the first heat, Doble sent Martha
to the front at the word go, and trOt-
ting GreenIeaf off his feet at the half,
Do6le led into the stretch. At the
three quarter pole the big mare was
still leading, but Geers and Pickett
were closing fast with the two Night
ingales. DObIe rallied Martha, but
she couldn't respond. Geers landed
mis- game little chestnut mare VIM
ner i'll 2:lUl2, AndeIsOh's Nlghtln-
gale close up.
After this heat the betting fluctua-
ted, Greenieaf and Nightingale both
selling favorite AT the word go
Shuler eent Greenleaf to the front,
and he led all the way, winning in a
drive by a length from Hamlin's
Nightingale. Time 2:l11a.
Greenleaf, b. g, by: Sim ,
Nightingale, ch. M, by
MambrinO King. lGeers l
Martha Wilkes, b. m,
by Alcyone ......- Doble l 3
Nightingale, blk. m, by Os-
good PAtchen Pickett ) D
Curry 1
Hszel Wilkes, CHI. ~, by Guy
Wilkes. Goldsmith t Or
Steve Whipple, br, h., 10y
Whipple's Hambtt-
tonian, co.. .......... starr DIR
Time, 2:13, 2:l012, 2:l2, 2:lO13, 2:llA.
The time in this race is the fastest
on record for five heats.
The second race called was tie 2:25
trnt, end nine scored down Ward
we'll the winner OF one heat yesterday
wss q warm f4Vorite, and he ju7tl1td
tue esteem Of the SPECTATORS by
winning haudily.
Purse 5000, Tor 2'25 class:
WardweI, b. 6, by Almont, Jr.
..............:...... ........ GeerS l
Lee Russell, b. Ii. by Lord Russell
Edwin X. b. g, by Knox lCoville 8
Baron POsey, br. h., by Baron
| Wilkes ............. = POsey 3 .
Fred H., g. g, by Hardee
=, - -, =; h., Will; 4e1 P %nIrs
- ......... Dlckerson /
George w, b. g, by George K
Count Robert, b. h., by I;voert
An MHG Cagster, 9. b., by cyclone
Observation-Disclosures Davis Or
Time, 2:l6I4, 2:l69I, 2IS13.
In the consolation stake for non
winners in the 2-year-old stake, Prin-
ress ROYAL ruled favorite. IN the
! first heat Geers won easily with the
| :xvorite, but in the second the tilly
acted rank and caught the flag. Mar
crave won this heat easily ana re-
ueat4d his victory in the third heat.
! 'Nistful, the splendid WedgeWoOd
filly, was prominent in each heat.
Stake 1880, for 2-year-olds:
Margrave, +. c., by Baron Wilkes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dickens )
The Conqueror, ch. c., by Egotlst .
Wistful, br. +, by Wedgew0Od
! Fuller , 3
Kratz, d. g., Uy Cyclone. Thomas
Princess Boyal, o. +, by Chimes
Lone Star State, b. C., by HasKew
Mary Magdaiene, ch. l., by SUI
pt rior ..,......... .......L TrOtter els
CenuIeure Wilkes, b. G, by
Wayne wilkes. -.--.... Bogash dis
Time, 2:2l, 2:2O3l, 2:2l.
In the 2:.9 trot four starters ap
peared. Erminie WAS prime
first choice, while Geneva had gooc
many friends In the first heat The
little Canadian stallion, Geneva
reached tie wire ahead in 2:l5, bu
after this heat Eyminie won hanGilA
in last time.
Stake s., 500 fer 1929 class:
Erminie, blk. m, by Plym-
outh ... 800. Hutchins l
Geneva, CHI. H., by Leland .
| ........ go. ......- Starr l >
Verlanda b. g. M, by Orion p . >
Mary Cecil, b. m, by lows
Hambletonjan. 80. Snyder DIS
Time, 2:l5, 2:I3ll, 2:l6>4, 2:I9A.
: The last event was the pacing stalk
, for three-year- Odds. Blue Hal wa
installed favorife. In the first hes
| the rOa colt and Divan had it no
7 and heavy, Divan winning in mic
j styIe. After the first heat the rae
: was all over bar the shouting, Diva
} marching home first easily: phyllis
Wilkes finished second in the secOn
heat.
Stake for PAGERS 3-year-old:
Divan, blk, C., by Patchen
Wilkes .................TM cNey l
Blue Hal +. c., by Tom Hal
....... ''CSl9 -
PhvIiss Wilkes, br. f., by Bal
mont Wilkes. $500. Thomas
, Hustler Russell, b. c., by Lord
n Time: 2:l54, 2:l7, 2:lSH.
= Between the heats in the 2-yea
e old trOt and yesr-old pace, Geel
: drove Belle Humlin and Homes
= George d mile in 2:l412.