Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-30

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| way the quarter stretch hen he sho
ahead being greeted as ne did so with
deafening cheer from the crowd. Allie
/ quit almost instantly M dropped be
/ bind Ontario, Leinster coming under thu
string leading by four lengths, Onta
rio, I'd; Allie, Sd; Lobelia, 4th; Wood
burn, 9Th, and Lula Colman shut out
Time, 1.5A.
Fifth Hedt.-This result put a different
face of things and Leinster stock rapidly
advanced in the pools, selling four e
one against the field in some instances
A settled conviction that he would wiz
the race seemed to take possession o
almost everybody at the same time
Large pools were sold in this heat anC
much betting was done.
Allie got the start in the send of, Lo-
bella being next, soon passing up, no W.
ever, and taking the front; Ontario and
Leinster running neck and neck to the
turn, where Leinster goes for the front.
brushing past Allie and collaring Lobe
liza. Down the back stretch the race was
very pretty and exciting, but DeinsteI
was evidently not doing his best. At the
half (5SX sec.) he let out a little and took
the lead, which he never again relin-
quished, though hard pushed at the turn
where all the entries except WOODBURY.
punched, amid laundering cheers from
JIG HNdAlHs AAAACf AA0O BAAC0 up ~
ory, made a gallant s%cuffie, but it was too
late in the day. Leinster won the heat by
a length or more, Allie being second, On
tario third, Woodburn fourth and Lobe.
liza fifth. Time, 1856.
Sirth Heat.-Under the rule, Lobelia
not having won a heat, went to the stable
and the race was left 10 Leinster, Allie
Ontario and WOODBURY.. A splendid start
was made-one of the best of the meeting
Allie getting the lead very slightly
| Leinster Immediately went for him, and
at The quarter pole showed a nose ahead
A beautiful race was run down the back
stretch, and at the half (59H see. Leinstel
led by q length. Ontario here commenced
going up and brushed Allie, falling back
however, at the turn. Down the
home stretch Allie made one
last desperate struggle for the heat and
race, brushing awful close, but failed
Leinster coming in a half length ahead
winning the heat and race; Allie second
Ontario third, and WOodburne fourth
time 1:57H.
Cheers, waving of handkerchiefs, clap,
ping of dainty hands, and other demon
STATIONS of qualification and delight
though many q dollar changed hands on
the result, and many of the most knowing
ones went to grass not to get up again
this meeting.
SUMMARY.
Second Raee.-Jockey Club Purse $500
mile heats, tor all ages, best 3 in 5.
Jennings eh. C. Leinster........4 3 5 l l !
Cadwalladsr's ch. C. Allie Hunt.l 2 / 3 2 f.
Smiths oh. N. Ontario..,--.-...3 l 3 !
HAYS b. c. Woodburne--...--.5 5 3 5 4
ThOmpson's br. n. Lobelia-.....6 8 2 4 5 d
Lewis & Cos ch. +. Lula Coman.2 4 6 dis.
Time-I:53K, I:5l1E, l:55A, l:54, 1856,
I;571z.
TO-DAY'S RACES.
There will be three races to-day, all Of
them possessing extraordinary attrac-
tons, and we nave no doubt there will be
a very large and enthusiastic attendance,
especially as to-day closes the meeting.
The programme is as follows:
First RGce.-Green Stake, mile heats,
for untried three year olds, sub. $40 p. p,
to which $500 is added by the club.
l. J.. G. Ballentine's b. f., by Lightning +;
dam Breeze, by Bonnie Laddie.
2. Geo. Cadwallader's br.f., by imp.Aus-
traIian; dam Dolly Morgan, by Rev
e enue.
u. r. B. Cheatham's or. f., by Brown
Dick; dam by Hiawatha.
4. Also, b. c., by Brown Dick; dam Dia-
mOnd, by Epsilon.
5. Cheatham q Darden's CHI. c., Banquet,
ny II OAL6 o0- IoN-11 80 49,
ny, by imp. Sovereign.
6. John Franklin's b. g., by Lexington;
dam Linda, by imp. Scythian.
Z. W. jennings BIC, Kildare, by Lexing-
ton; dam Lula Horton, by imp. Al
bion.
s. W. G. Lewis & Co.'s bl. f., Blackjack
dam Alboni, by imp Albion.
9. j. McCormick's eh. f., Mary Foster, by
imp. Australian; dam Bayiower.
n n--V Il V.zU--z-Fa n ThfnEarnn hNT
Young Melbourne; dam by Star
Davis.
IL. A. Keene Richards Oh. f., Ida Girls
sim, by War Dance; dam by Whale
bone.
u. Richards & Kilgour's b. c., Bodine, by
Wa Dance; dam by imp. Knight of
st. George.
Is. E. A. Smith ch. f. Alice Ward, by
Lexington; dam Laura White, by imp.
Glencoe.
IA. Also, b. c., Regent, by imp. Bonnie
imp. Monarch.
10. Charles ThOmpson's b. c., Bedford
Forrest, by Bay Middleton; dams
pedigree unknown.
Second RGce.-JOokey Club Purse, 5000,
two mile heats, for all ages.
l. MI. O'Brien enters Geo. Cadwallader's
CHI. M, Emma Msratta, 5 y. o., by
Vandal; dam Fanny G. by imp. Mar
grsve-lO7 lbs. Colors, Black and
Orange.
2. W. L. Vance enters Paul q A~tchison's
b. e., Morgan Scout, 4 Y. o., by John
Morgan; dam Liz. Morgan, by imp.
G~lencoe--l0l lbs. Colors, Red and
Red.
3. c. B. Church enters R. S. Patterson's
CHI. c., Signal Light, 4 Y. o., by Bill
Cheatham, dam VesPer Light, by
Childe Harold-lO4 lbs. COlors, Blue
and Blue.
4. J. r. Chalmers enters VIM. Jennings
b. m. Bonita, 5 Y. o., by Lexington,
dam Banner, by imp. Alblon-l07 lbs.
Colors, Blue and Red.
Third Rdce.-Handicap for beaten horses
for a club purse of $500; second to save
his stake; mile and repeat; sub. $40;
horses beaten once allowed five pounds;
those beaten twice allowed ten pounds.
|. f.. A. Smith ame ch. (. Alice Ward, 3
v. o., by Lexington, dam Laura White,
by imp. Glencoe-82 lbs. Colors-Red
and red.
V. o., by John Morgan, dam Cincona,
by imp. Herald-s5 lbs. ColOrs-Blue
and red.
3. Sam Hayes names b. c. WOODBURY., 4 v.
o., by Lexington, dam Lula Horton,
by imp. Albion-99 lbs. Colors-Blue
and blue.
POOLS.
The following is an average of ten or a
lozen pools in the first race:
Keene Richards oh. I. Lady Grissim roo. 20
Cheatham & Darden's Oh. c. Banquet. 48
Paul & JacksOn's b. C. Chickaree.......... 80
Lewis & Co.'s blk. +. by Black Lock, .. 10
15s
In the second race, q similar average re-
suited as follows:
Bonita. 200
Emma ITO
Scout y
Light. IA
1906