Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09

Nats AOHt UttF, Il son OF LLlft1ftfig,
showed that he inherited his sire's
game endurance, by winning a race Of
mile heats which required seven heats
TO decide il.
Returning East once more, we find
the summer meeting Of the American
Jockey Club at jerome Park COM
mencing OH the 9th June. The match
day preceded the regular meeting.
being held on the Sd June. OF the
i0ur matches, two only are worthy Of
note here. The first was for 5000
aside, half forfeit, between Mr..
Cameron's Hiss Aifce, by LeamingtOn,
out of the imported mare Jerusalem,
and MessTs. DennisOn and Craw-
fOrd's colt, by Censor out of The
GOdmijF. Both We're two wear
Olds, and the first of the
produce of their respective sires that
had appeared in public. Before the
C it was mutually agreed to run for
the forfeit money only $3.50 a sidel.
instead of the larger stake originally
named. MtSs Ahce won easily, and
was matched against another of Cea-
s0F's stock, a FLY out of Pasta, belong
ing TO Messrs. DennisOn and CraW-
IOfd, Tor $500 side, TO run at the ap-
preaching Saratoga Meeting. Unfor-
tunately Tor Mr.. Cameron, she met
with a fatal accident the day before
n mater was to be run. while at
exercise over the Old course at Sara
tOga. She was a beautiful and most
promising hlly, and her experienced
trainer, Mr. Chas. Lloyd, has aIWays
declared that she was the fastest and
gamest tWO-year old ne ever had in his
hands. The favorable endorsement
which this lilly gave of Le~GB3ington's /
merits as a racing sire, has been sub
sequentlv confirmed by the running
of LyHch6Jyg, LittietOH, Enquirer and
AHHU MQce. The other match was
between BelmOnt's three-year old colt
65eaelg, by CHdda, out OF BaDfn, by
Kingston, and Mr.. Jerome's fiiiy Ran
tire, by LCgDidiSt, dam Parachute. bv
Yorkshire, Tor $1,000 IA side, GIeneEg
winning with such commanding ease
that 1t was at one apparent Mr.. Bel
mont had both the Belmont Stakes
and TraVers Stakes at his mercy.
Among the most noticeable events of
the regular meeting here were the
victories of the Uncle Vic colt (since
named Sa1dfOrd) in the FOrdham
Stakes, beating General Duke (secOnd),
MetG5Fje (third), COFsicQI, JtbGl, BQgS-
iC0teT, La Polka and Others; of keHid9,
the rich Belmont Stakes, where his
companion, GeRelg, was sec
)nd, and could have been tirst,if
wanted; and Of Gilman, probably the
oldest horse On the turf in training, on
the Members Cup a ARHQ Muce
showed her high quality by beating
since inyincibIe RemOrSeless in
Two ear-Old Stake, and Red Dick,
thanks to the heavy going which Just
him, placed the mile heat race
% Col. McDaniel5' credit, beating r.
q. Connolly (whO wOn the first heat,
VdUrbau, COrSicdH, Viey, Add Veid
md Hetdirie. BdHshes won the West
Cup for that popular Ameri-
an turiman, Mr.. O'FallOn, beat
ng RedSWreriHe, General Duke,
Local and 46del Kider. EesDH-
by Planet, out of Columbia, gave
Messrs. Purdy and Witha-s IA fOretaste
Of the success in store for them in the
by winning the three-year old
purse from a large field of horses, af-
.er having thrice jeOpardized his
chance bNabOlting. Mr.. BelmOnt's
rood fortune still attended him in the
Stakes, which he won with
his imported FLY Nellie James, by
the winner of the GOOdwOOd
Out of Fleur des CHAMPS, by Z
N~eiCmilSter, from a field of twelve {
'Unners. Under the impression that I
he illy was only very moderate, Mr..
Belmont did not wish his trainer, =
Jacob PincuS, to start her for this race,
)ut the latter, being DESTROYS of taking z
measure of some of the young
tiers engaged in the rare, persuaded /
hat gentleman to run her, and me
ich stake was the result. Among the !
beaten ones were HemorSetesS, P0Hu /
LESS Attcs, Lazy PsjTy, and
lther good ones. Tasmania placed I
Ladies' Stake to Mr.. Purdy's
.redIt, but the promise she then gave
~ TINS performance has not been re- /
FdlLgbaH won the MetrOpOli- 5
Stakes, tWO-mile heats, and upset
tremendous pot on Re0staeEfHe. 7
Who became such a favOrite after win t
ing the first heat, that SI0O TO SO q
vas currently laid on him.-The 7
.Oekey Club handicap, twO-mile dash. v
vas remarkable for producing a dead C
ieat between Rd1tdQenet and AbdeJ a
@NAN-Nf ~ g bAlaN 1AAAAAGAlE IOlALC-E -
throughout; time, 3:43. The deciding i
Ieat was won by R0y3tqgeRet in 3:42, a
tier a magnificent race throughout t
he two miles. General Duke won
he Consolation Purse from Metdirie
nd Viley, and General YOrke beat
}dHShee, Flora HcHg0r, ED1inencs and
Id FIeetlCiag in the three-mile race.
his was FieshCiH0's last race on the
art, on which his career has been
rilliant and successful. He is by inn p
Orted BdtTOOHis, and, except Clinlr, a
nay be regarded as the best of his c
rOgeny. In the last race of the t
leeting, q sweepstakes for tw0-year e
ReD1OrSeiesS commenced that I'M b
Interrupted course of success which {
as distinguished his career up to the b
resent time, by beating Mr.. Bel e
lOnt's FLY LGdy Lore with great &
lse. This race terminated the Spring ?
of the American Jockey Club a
Jerome Park. a