Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-15

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Gentlemen who thought they "kne
horse" ana had been betting heavily
: the trst hest, thought IL time to he'd
4 on this heat.
Iue nu1ses got off together, all in
! ouHcn, and kept so to the first quartz
! where Kitty began 20 lag behind. 1
the hall Mack and joe were runniI
very close, Oatsrio dropping s little b
hind, ana Kitty still tagging. at Il
tgrb, Ontario brushed up snd passed 10
The struggle dawn the hofAe stretch ",
COW between Little Mack and OntRri
On nearing the stand they were agsi
and sgsin greeted with loud and enthI
slastic cheers, and with the waving {
handkerchief and veils. On crossIn
the string Little Mack led by thre
lengths, Ontario following and Joe John
ston third, and Kitty Free distasceC
Time, 1:4S3.
FOURTH HEAT.
The struggle was now becoming yer,
exciting, and ice Johnston stock com
menced to look up, great hopes beiuj
placed upon his endurance and bottom
There we're but three to go in this heat
sbd the ODDS were still heavily 4 q favo
Of Little Msck. at the start Joe john
stOn got the lead, Mack following anC
Ontario third. at the first quarter On
Jario closed the gap betEeen MIN anC
Joe, and between the quarter 800
naIf Little Mack also joined them.
and the thres ran beautifully TO
get5er TO near the half, where
Mack took the lead, Joe followed
and Ontario fell behind. After reaching
tue Turn, Ontario dropped steadily anC
Little Mack kept the lead, crossing the
ine Il length ahead Of Johnston, disJane-
ing Ontario, and winning the neat and
race. Time, I:5l4
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War Joe JOhnston-.-.........-..4 . 3 2
hich ads : K gus K1uy Freg~-- : I an
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FOURTH BAUE.
This race WAS mile beats for the Conso-
lation Purse Of $3.50, and was for horses
that had not Won during the meeting /:
$50 10 go 10 second horse. The following
Nere the entries made, to go in the o.deI
namedl
:. LeO-srd enters CD h Rochester, four vesrs
Cd, by imported Bonnie Scotland, dam Ladv
Lane ssteI carries £s- Coiors-Red and
feter Mitchell enters BLK h Pat Cleburne. by
sl2wsthai aam Eau o&rries s. pounds.
uT-hed and he'd.
g Va %tck enters Transit, four years
old, BY Bleakwind; dam Oy iD ported Sov4r-
reign; carries 81 pounds. Colsrs-Rsd and
Blue.
hlcnsrds d kilScur enter b ( Bette Bsy. three
ears ID By imported Ausira ian dam Be-ue
/" ard y > exin gton carries % pounds. Col
srs-Silvsr Grey sId White stripe.
West & vaughan eater WOOdford Belle, by
datG M~OreBead, by Glen
zoe carries 81 pounUs. CoiOrs-Hed and Green.
Vim. B.ady enters b b Jack Gamble. i've
ears nlu- nv fl-tE Ealnnlas dam AarGpra
jOlOrs-ked and Green.
Aftel several false starts the ten was 1
yiven, and they got off beautifully, Bette |
3 slight advantage at the start,
jut st the turn they punched SO closely
nat it vas difficult TO place them. The |
lTst Quarter was made in % seconds, |
BEETLE -uil leading, but on nearing the
lGif mile post Rochester closed NJ
gijh her, and they passed the half mile
10 So seconds side by side. On 6 z
ug tbs third quarter post they were all
punched sgEin, and in making the turn
wss impossible to place them, and
the home stretch they came at a
rate amidst yelis from tbs crowd, |
Settle Bay passing under the string fully
wO lengths ahead of the Belle, making
t ia l:474. Tais heat seemed to stimu.
ate the packers Of Bette, and hsr stock
up st the pool stand to SIS against
IS fgr the field, outside bets being plen-
ifui at even greater odds.
SECOND HEAT.
Again, after several recalls, they were
EFT of with a good start, Bette
gain having the advantage. They
sssed the inst quarter ia q seconds,
leading, the Belle close up and
rochester laundering at her heels; and
{ the half nile post Jack had passed
rochester and wss Reck and neck with
and both fairly flying from that
0int 10 the quarter posi-, Jsck steadily
on Der, while Rochester shO;
. gsFd and passed the post almost neck
90 neck With him, leaving Bette to
eep company With Pat, Transit and the
but sf.er The turn was made and
ae home st:etch was reached, Bette
egsn 10 show her mettle, and with her
.ngthened stride soon Tegsined her old
Though Jack Gamble, thanks 20
IS rider, siubD0Tniy refused 10 yield the
be had struggled for bat It vas
that be was 10 match for her, and
sfOrs reaching the distance stand she
asssd him ike an arrow and come out
.lly q length ahead, ia 1:47k, which, for
eaten horses, is almost without q par
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