Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-12

The horses on being brought up looked
in very good cor ditiOn, all OF them-kRH-
Cry, however, cooking rather too muCh
worked for the business before her. AT
the enc of Wvdk-ia-the- HIdter lead OF a
very little. FSat-CTg being second. In
lesping the first hurdle the heels Of the
former were not lifted sufficiently high,
and away went the pole 81 the hurdle.
From the first hurdle FHu-Cry began 10
pull up, and soon Tapped and eOllared
Hdik-iA-tke- dter- The second hurdle
shared the same fate with the
in-tis- Water struck IL. Amer pass
ing the second hurdle Lancer, who had
been clzttering away at tho heels Of Full
Cry and HiGLk-iH, brushed them and came
up along side OF the latter, FiRi-G ytaking
the lead and putting 4 length between her
and hem. This distance she maintained up
the slope on the back stretch. and was in
ereasingit. when, in attempting to leap the
third hurdle, she struck and went down,
throwing her rider over her head.
Lancer, WdIk-iH-the- Water and Jennings
went over in gallant style. PHL-Cry was
caught 10y some One near or on the track.
and her rider mounted her again, but not
until too late TO hops TO win the rHee-the
other horses having already passed the
turn, and gained fully a quarter OF a mile
on her. On the home stretch there was
quite a lively brush between Lancer and
Hdik-ia-He- Water, resulting in the lat
ter's coming under the string on the first
mile. leading by a length. Thus they
went TO midway the back stretch, where
Lancer commenced 10 shOw his metal, ard
making n DISH, passed HGlk-iH and took
the lead. which, from his time he held,
increasing his distance gradually, and
coming under the string leading Wall ia J
the Water by i've lengths, Jennings being
third. Time, 4:01H- FEL-Cty galloped
in a quarter OF a milo or So behind.
This result was hailed with cheers hy
the crowd, who somehow always like TO
see the fdvOrite ''gO down, =" and by buy
ers OF short pools. Large sums OF money |
changed hSnds on this race, the result dis
appointing the best informed.
THE SECOND RACK
was for the Jockey Club Purse Of $500, for
all ages, three miles and repeat, closing
with the following entries, TO go in the
order named:
l. q. V. Rambaut enters Gen. A. BufOrd's b. c. 1
CnOaatauad, 4 y-o., by Lexington, dams pedt-
gree lost during the war. Northumberland
= L. Talbot enters Paul q Jueksoa's be. Char
iey Walker, . 20, By Eubree's Lexington,
Dam by Berthuue. SOlfeTino-snd-ban
3. h Underwood enters ". jennings bL
BC5tftG, 4 20, by Lexington, dam by Albion. /
Coiors, seal. et-anu-blue.
4. g.. Stone enters richards a Eiigour's. b.E /
Carrie AhcrtoR. 4 20 Dy Lexington, dam
GIycera, by Sovereign. ColOrs, silvvT-grey-
white-~lTipe. /
s. :. b ROBINS enters W. Brsdy's eh.h. Abu
Bek1r, sged. by MahOmvt, dam Rescue.
COl0Ts, blue-Gud-red. /
In issue Of yesterday, in speaking
Of the poOl-selling on This race, we stated
that Bonita was he fdvOrite night before
last az the OVerton. We were told this by
al officer OF the Club. but he forgot 10
mention that trOsstaad had been with
drawn from the pools because he was 50
heavily the fsvorito thai no one would bid
Oh the pools while he was in. The follow
ing is an average OF the pOOl-selling yes
terday: