Making the American Thoroughbred Especially in Tennessee 1800 1845
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HOR- TENSIA, 4 years; time 1:55 1:53 1:58 1:57 i:)54.
138 Making the American Thoroughbred (6) Sweepstake, 3-year-olds, mile heats, sub. $200, h. F. , three entries, two running John C. Beasley's (Sam Ragland's) QUEEN OF DIAMONDS; time 1:55 1:53.
The Spirit of the Times gave this meeting 2, 500 words. The most interesting feature was the hot fight between Wacousta, Fanny Bell and Othello, running in the order named.
At the meeting of the Nashville Club, Oct. 2-6, 1837, the officers were: Presid...ent, H. Petway; Judges, H. Petway, John P. Hick- man, L. P. Cheatham, Hon. Alex Barrow, Randall Ewing; Timers, Hon. Balie Peyton and Thomas Enbank Leefe, special Southern agent of The Spirit of the Times; Secretary, Hugh Kirkman; Patrol, Buck Maxey, R. P. Estes, S. W. Oilman, Aris Brown. Seven races, 34 entries; by George Elliott, Nicholas Davis, L. P. Cheatham, Andrew J. Donelson, John Donelson, Balie Peyton, William B. King, E. H. Boardman, W. J. Bass, G. Mason, James Jackson, L. Bailer, Stephen Fenwick, A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HOR- TENSIA, 4 years; time 1:55 1:53 1:58 1:57 i:)54.
138 Making the American Thoroughbred (6) Sweepstake, 3-year-olds, mile heats, sub. $200, h. F. , three entries, two running John C. Beasley's (Sam Ragland's) QUEEN OF DIAMONDS; time 1:55 1:53.
The Spirit of the Times gave this meeting 2, 500 words. The most interesting feature was the hot fight between Wacousta, Fanny Bell and Othello, running in the order named.
At the meeting of the Nashville Club, Oct. 2-6, 1837, the officers were: Presid...ent, H. Petway; Judges, H. Petway, John P. Hick- man, L. P. Cheatham, Hon. Alex Barrow, Randall Ewing; Timers, Hon. Balie Peyton and Thomas Enbank Leefe, special Southern agent of The Spirit of the Times; Secretary, Hugh Kirkman; Patrol, Buck Maxey, R. P. Estes, S. W. Oilman, Aris Brown. Seven races, 34 entries; by George Elliott, Nicholas Davis, L. P. Cheatham, Andrew J. Donelson, John Donelson, Balie Peyton, William B. King, E. H. Boardman, W. J. Bass, G. Mason, James Jackson, L. Bailer, Stephen Fenwick, A.
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