Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-01

3:44A.
SUMMARY.
Jennings' b. IA. Bonisa---.-......-....". l l
Ptul & Atehison's b.. &. Morgan Scout 2 3
CadwaIlader's c. m. Emma Maratta... 3 2
Patterson's ch. C. Signal Lfght...~-...dist.
Time, 345-3 Hz.
THIRD RACE.
The favorite having o in the last race,
raised the dropping spirits of the buyers
OF favorites, and they were once more In
rood spirits-for the second or third time
only during the week. The consequence
was that the pool stand was beseiged by
them, and the fluent, glib, witty, polite,
rattling DIR. Underwood was in his glory.
This race was handicap for beaten horses
for a club purse Of $500; second to save
his stake; mile and repeat; sub. $40;
horses beaten once allowed i've pounds
those beaten twice allowed ten pounds.
Closing with three entries, as follows:
l. Z. A. Smith names CHI. (. II ward, 8
v. O., by Lexington, dam Laura White,
by imp. Glencoe-82 lbs. COlors, red
and red.
2. W. Jennings names ch. c. Defender, 3
V. o., by John Morgan, dam Cineona,
BY imp. Herald-s5 lbs. ColOrs, blue
and red.
8. Sam Hayes names b. c. Woodburn, 4 y.
O., by Lexington, dam Lnla Horton,
by imp. AlbiOn-99, lbs. Colors, blue
and blue.
In the pools Defender was the favorite
by immense odds-three to one against
the held-Alice Ward being next, n
WOODBURY. selling for about q to seven
Just before the start, General Chalmers,
President of the Association, announced
that the owners of Alice Ward had ap-
pealed to the judges to be lowed 10
withdraw her, owing to her being out of
condition. After a careful examination,
the Judges had decided to allow the plea,
and she was accordingly Withdrawn.
The first heat was o by Defender
with no apparent effort, ana its sameness
does not merit a report. The quarter was
very fast, being made in %. The half
was done in 53, and the mile in l.54, De-
fender coming in in a gallop and leading
by ten lengths.
Second HeGt.-Defender sold for about
a hundred to five in the pools, with few
takers. The heat was a repetition of the
former one, Defender taking the lead at
the quarter and keeping it to the string,
coming in in q gallop as before, leading
by eight or ten lengths, winning the heat
and race. Time, I.55.
SUMMARY.
Jennings ch. C. Defender...~...... l l
Hays b. C. WOodbnrn. 2 2
Time, l,54-l,55.
This wound up the sport for the week,
and the meeting, and most of the crowd.
left the track not again TO re-Visitdt until
the Fall meeting of l870-many a one
never to see il again-who knows? For
our parts, however, we hope to see in the
coming October races all the old a well
known faces, the palladins of the turf,
whom we never meet save to greet with
pleasure, and never part with save with
regret. To the officers of b Association
this Reporter returns thanks for eourte-
sizes and favor extended, especially to
Gen. Chalmers, the president, and the
secretary, Col. Charley Stone.
For the convenience of those who wish
to preserve a correct condensed record of
this meeting, we hereto append a
GENERAL SUMMARY OF THE
WEEK.
FIRST -DAY-TUEsDAY.
There were two races as follows:
Post Stake, 2 mile heats, sub. $50. Club
adds 5000.
Leroy Paul's Morgan Scout. / l
Geo. Cadwallader's b. C. Allie Hunt. 2 2
w. 81. Chappell's b. h. King Tom. 3 8
R. s. Patterson's Deringer
Time, S.43A; 3.4.
Sweepstake for three year Odds; dash of
one mile; sub. SIS p. p, club to add $3.50.
Eight nominations, of which only four
went.
Smiths Regent first; Jennings De-
fender, second; Richards CHI. f. by Wa
Dance, third, and C~heatham's gr. f. by
Brown Dick, fourth. Time, Las.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY.
First RGce.-Shelby County Agreed
Stake, mile heats, for horses owned in
county on the LIST day of January;
sZ5, P. p, the Club to add $3.50.
VIM. jennings CHI. c. Leinster.... 3 l l
B. Riley's b. e. Chickasaw ............ l 2 2
B.. Church's ch. f. 3 Y. o., by
Blacklock.."--".."...... ."......... j 3 8
Adams Oh. f., 3 Y. o., by
dist.
Time, l.50H-l.52%-L.50
Second Race.-Jockey Club Purse of
400, mile heats for all ages, closing with
-he following entries:
Geo. Cadwallader's CHI. m. Emma Ma
rata, D l /
w. G.. Lewis Il Co.'s CHI. +. Lula Cole
man, 4 y. z 8
R. s. Patterson's CHI. C. Signal Light,
4 y. D <
JhappelPs CHI. (. Lizzie Mcdonald,
Az. O.--."..-s..- us.
Time, L4sA-L.5lH.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY.
First RGce.-Sweepstakes for three year
dds, mile heats; subscription $50, half
the club to add $3.50.
B. Cheathsm's or. f, by Brown
Olck.--.... / l
E.. A. Smiths ch. +. Alice Ward. 2 2
Richards Oh. f. Ida Grissim......~.... dis. |
Time, l.52, 1891.
Second Race Handicap dash for all
iges, two miles out, sub. $50, hf. IT,, or
,nly SIS if declared; closed with seven
'ubs., three of whom declared, and enc
paid forfeit. Jennings Bonita LIST, Smiths
Ontario I'd, and Victory Sd.
Time. 1881.
FoURTH DAY-FRIDAY.
First Race.-Sequel Sweepstake dash
three year olds, one mile out, winner
# Tuesdays dash to incur a penalty of
even lbs; sub. SIS, p. p, the club to add
$50. Jennings Sallie Farrell lst, Smiths
Regent I'd, Richards ch. f. by War Dance
and Chesthsm's gr. f. by Brown Lick
tn. Time, l.50&.
Second RGce.-Jockey Club Purse $500,
nile heats, tor all aees, best 3 in 5.
-ennings' ch. C. Leinster. .........4 351II
,adwaliader's oh. C. Allie Hunt.1 2 l 3 2 2
imith's CHI. m. Ontario.."...-....3 l 4 23 8
b. C. Woodburne.-......5 5 8 8 4 4
rhompson's br. m. Lobelia.....6 6245d
& Co.'S ch. f. Lula olman.2 4 8 dis.
Iltuo-AsOO/2g AsOA/2y AsOOI4I LIN Low
.57K.
The summaries of the hfth and last day
re given in the report of yesterdays
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