Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-05
THE
Two Good Races Observation-Disclosures
Wins Some Money, and Foster
Comes in First in Three
Straight Heats.
A Very satisfactory Days Sport.

The programme tor yesterday comprised
two races-one q mile dash, and the other
mile heats, best three in five. The entries
were numerous in each race; five horses
started in both. The first rsce was a sin
gle dash for two year olds; SIS subscrip-
ton D. D., to which $500 were sdded by
the club. The following nominations
we're inside:
1. George T Altman names b ( Wanda
lette by Planet; dam Vandslia, by Van
dial.
2 Also CHI ( watsona by Watson; dana
Sultsns by brother to Peytons.
8 Also bf by Planet; dam Mszurka, by
Lexington
4 VA Buford names b c Bombshell by
Marisn dam Fleeing Moments, imp, by
BOlingbroke.
5 George CsdwaIlader names b c Rufe
Hunt by Lightningi dam Nora Creins,
by aanomet
6 Also ch f Emma Mccormick by imp
Australian; dam MsEneta, by Mshomet
John NJ Clay names Oh ( La Gitans
by Uncle Vic; dam Georgia Woods, by
imp Knight Of st George.
s CT Hunt names bf Della Hern by
Voucher; dam Evsngeline. by imp
Eclipse.
9 VIM Jennings names CHI c Silent
Friend by imp Australian; dam by Lex
ipgton.
AU , , Adk6 ucAucr EIONH lily w OOl-
lossus; dam by imp Australian.
IL. r d Malone names grey fly by
Lightning; dam Laura Spillmsn by Wsg-
ner.
IL. s s r Mann name Er c London by
lightning; dam Zingsra, by Star Davis
ID Pinkard & Spence name Oh ( Coleta
by Jack Malone; dam Efie Cheathsm, by
Bill Cheathsm.
IA Robinson & Morgan name br. b.
zaine by Asteroid; dam Laura WEte, by
imp Glencoe.
BombshelL, Rufe Hunt, Emma McCor-
mack, Della Hern and Bszaine ran.
Bombshell was the favorite by long odds.
Rufe Hum had admirers also. The other
horses were sold low in "the field"
Every n was sstonished when
Bazsine came in the winner. At the |
start, which was excellent, Rufe Hunt
took the lead. The horses jumped round
to the quarter pole in 25H seconds, q feat
which showed that there is plenty of I'M
developed metal in them. BsZsine pushed
up, aud he and Bombshell had the
lead as the half mile. Going round be-
the weeds which obscure the view at
long turn. Bombshell pressed up for q
brief time. The heads of the riders could
seen flying past the weeds, sill strunsd
1ut, but making splendid time. On COM
-ng from behind this screen and going to
he run dOwn to the stand, the green
acket of Bazsine was again seen in the
irst place, Bombshell not doing anything
o INSPIRE hope Rufe Hunt pushed on,
nut failed to Inconvenience the leading
lorse. Emma Mccormack did well; she
pushed into the third place. Bazsine took
he race by g length, Rufe Hunt second,
Emma Mccormack third, Bombshell
ourth, and Della Hesrn fifth. Time
ASH.
SECOND RACE.
This race inspired hopeful expectations.
'be horses were thought to be well
PATCHED.
Jockey Club purse $500; mile heats, best !
hree in five, tor all ages.
/. TG Moore enters ch C Foster, 4 years
Id, by Lexington, dam Verona, by imp {
Blue and blue. {
2 Gov ] Henderson enters oh z Dono-
an, aged, by Bulletin, dam by Ambassa- !
or. Blue and white. :
3. T McCslls enters b C Psddy's Pig, s /
esrs Old, by Second Lightning, dam by I
Iahomet. Orange and green. c
4 G A Essthsm enters b I, 4 years old. Z
= Prolific, dam by Star Davis. Orange 5
nd white. .
8. Jno Jackson enters Oh z Bob Shelton,
old by imp Australian, dam Law
lder, by Wagner. Msroon.
It was the second and last race, Foster
as the fsvorite. Donovan and Shelton
VI ouulAIclEs 1OO15 H6Io uGtlY 6Ol0. 4
the odds that were offered on Foster
spt q number of bis friends from getting r,
sort of favorable bets, while at the a
me time it induced those who had faith e
rival horse1esh to come up pretty s
iskly.
FIRST Heat-Rastham's entry got the = =,
ont at the tap Of the drum, but this was d,
= muehs advantage. They were all on st
p o fhim, as 1t were, ten rods from the NJ
The horses got into a knot, so that .
would be impossible to say which horse ms
d the advantage. The bright yellow hl
,ket ofEssthsm's rider, however, shone
{ -coDspieucusly in front at the quarter u
lie. BE was noticed, too, by reason OF Al
9 frantic efforts he was making to hold m
horse back. Foster was among the ca
rses in the rear. After passing the :
srter, Donovan jumped up beside the 50
ding horses, and they ran down II
le by side 70 the half mile stake. cfI
elton gave some evidences Of vigor Gu
% tall weeds which partially concealed ms
, horses from view seemed 30 have 8 "
neficial effect on Foster. He went to -
|, front while passing them, but Eastman at
ssed him for q squirt. The Pig kept In tw
background. Foster came in first, all
stham second, Shelton third. Donovan 70,
nth and Paddy fifth. Time 1:4S%. an,
lec0Rd Hsdt-Before starting In this q
It there was no pool selling. Foster ple
70 De the horse. There was moth II
worthy TO note in the hest except NJ,
{ Donovan seemed TO improve. The ar
was made in 1:4sZ, and the horses Oh
In in the following order: Foster 7
{, Donovan second, Eastman third. ine
fourth, and the Pig fifth. g1n
Rard HeGt-No pool selling this time sre
rth speaking CT. Some gentlemen bet del
time. A few Kentuckians put up fac
ney on1:48 Il was eagerly grabbed 80
Tho rnnnfn1 me n~14~a- ira 4ul
1.Aol[ - 1e Ing Sen
the string this way: Foster first, Dom r
n second, Shelton third, Eastman Oct
nth, Pig distanced- S9s
here was q young man from the Indian 3
ion on the steps Of the stand who of
ie q tribe Of q sensation before the SOC the
race came OF, by his extensive offers eng
AT money. Ha hsd q little ro1I ~ pro
,oh.or~ a9ns;seS,1 ~ tan- 49, Ing
nnDs~s Ina- "a ~ tWsa- xor