Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

SECOND RACE.


SECOND RACE.
So much tune uad been consumed on
/ the Hrsg race, that the sun had nearly
reached the horizon when the bell called
the riders 70 mount for the Livery IA
Siable-K Keepers purse OF $3.50, mile heals,
free 70 al ages, with the following ell
Lr!e-:
JauLes ClnI:sk enters ch h Little Mack, five
y, ars Of. b. &c ipSe dAn BY imported Wealth
e, b. CpiUr-B,ue an b ne, O.ange sash.
.. L--n~rJ ynteds o I Q0een vi The west,
b. impOr Ell Bonnie Scotisnd; dam ala Aode.
COiOis-hed aud Hhlte.
The betting and pools wers heavily for
Little MacR, VINO On the toss, got the
track, putting the Queen outside.
HEAT.
The horses got off beautifully together,
and q blanket would have covered the
pair up 10 the quarter post, which they
reached in % seconds, Little Mack lead
ing by 6 naif q length. At the hall
scarcely any difference YVES discernsOie
in their position, snd OF the turn Mack
mad not gained more than shaif length
on His original start. CUnin down thd1
hons sIFejoa they were right together,
and Mack crossed he line only a length
AHEAD. Time, l:4SS.
SECOND HEAT.
The betting was now ten to six Cd Lit
Mach, with plenty OF takers. Time was
being freely bet on also, In this heat,
Little Msck being well known, and the
trzck being in excellent condition, his
time made at previous places was made
the basis IF the wagering OF large sums.
After false start amt recall, z good start
was made, both animals crossing the
line together. At the first quarter the
Queen Wss ahead, but BCbDy, Mack's
rider, was laying back with might and
main. The fret quarter was made 10
EHenty-sight seconds. At the half Mack
shot ahead again, and the two came
d1en the third quarter almost together.
Just st the turn Mack wss half u length
ahead, and came down tho home stretch
WITH e free rein, crossing the line, win
ming the bes5 AID the race by half a
lsugth. Time, li5i3. !
SUMMARY.
Conlisk's oh. h. L TIE Mack /. |
Leona.u as Z; ]. Queen o. tLe Wost---....m.2Z Z. |
Tin-i:is4: i:5eA. !
On account of the iatene-s OF the hour, |
tds suu having sunk TO rest before thu
last heat heat was won, the third race,
for the Broum stake, was not run, bet
postponed Until 10 day, it being made the
hrst thing this afternoon.
TO-DAY'S SPORT.
will consist of four rscss, Of which, as
Just announced, the Broom stake will be
frst-the second being the MERCHANTS
Purse Of 500, mile heats, best three 10
i've; third the Consolation Purse, $3.50,
for horses that have not won during the
neetiDg,) $50 TO the second horse. The
fourth race is announced elsewhere.
Races to begin promptly at one
O'Clock.
The very large attendance OF ladies
yesterday leads tee Association TO hope
for an increased number to-day, and
preparations have been made to accom-
mediate all who MAJ grace the stand
with their preseDce-ths acc0mm0da-
tions yesterday being inadequate to
the throng. In this connection We would
TensrK that the gallery used by the
aod reporters is exclusively for
them, and is not made either com nOdi-
Gus or strong enough for ali who wish to
into it. Besides, with more than
dge, or st farthest SIX, persons in it, 1t is
impossible 10 work or report properly.
friends Will take the hint.