Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-27
To-DAY's RACES.


First race, handicap sweepstakes for all
ages, dash of q mile and a quarter; sub
~scription $50, half forfeit, or only SO if
declared. The club to add $500. Eight
subscribers.
L.. B. Armstrong; b. h. woodburu, y. O.,
by Lexington. dam the dam Of Kildare, BY
/ imp. AlbiOn-l0 los.
Archer Cheatham's Oh. c. Banquet AZ. O.,
by Brown Dick, dam Duchess de Berri, by
George ". D~ulahunt's br. c. Night Hswk.
& y. O., by Brown Dick, dam by Wagner
VIM. Jennings' ch. T. salie Farrell. 4 y. O.,
imp. Australian, dana by LsLingtOn-E0 lbs.
E The same, CHI C. Col Johnson, 4y. O., by
imp. Bonnie ~Scotland,dam Emily Pey ton, by
george Il. Rice's Oh. C. Won Moltke form
/ erly DR.. Bucknerl 4y, o., by Wsr Dance, dana
| Blonde, by imp. GlencOe-S5 lbs
n. g. Wards ch. Z Alice Ward, y. O., by
LeTinEtOn, dam Laura White, by imp. Glen
I COe-53 lbs.
E. Warwick's Oh. &. style, aged, by Wagner
Joe, dam by Cracker-l00 lbs.
SECOND RACE.
Sweepstakes for three year ODDS, mile
heats; subscription SIS, p. D., to which
the Club will add $3.50. Eight subscribers.
John Rebers' b f Lady Fairfield, by imp.
Bonnie Scotland; dam by imp. Monarch
Also b c Andes, By imp, Bonnie S~cotlandi
dam Young Fashion, by imp. Monarch.
A. c. Eranklln's ca C Hampton, by Jack
Malone; dam Ella Temple, by imp. Albion.
Also, oh T Lavergne, by Bulletin, dam by
John A. Miuer's b C Sentinel, by Jack Ma
lone; dam by Childe Harold
r. b. Cheatham's oh C JEFF Davis, ~ Jack
Malone, dam by imp. SCyuhian-
j. F. Mills b Lizzie Morrison, by LeXing-
ton, dam by imp. Albion
j. NelIigan's Oh C Sir Rufus, by Lexington;
dam Liz Mardis, by Imp. Glencoe.
THIRD RACE.
Purse 800. Mile heats, for all ages.
Nike Welsh enters On. & Tanglefoot, aged,
by Captain Beard; dam Prunela, by imp.
Glencoe. Green and white.
Cnas. Pyne enters b 8 Derlnger, 5 years old,
by Rogers, dam by Engineer. Blue and blue.
I CrouIev enters ~ = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
years old, by imp. Bonnie Scotland. dam By
imp. YORKSHIRE. Blue and white,
Bacon q Holland enter b & COrGtcan, 6 years
old 10y Uncle Vic; dam by imp. sovereign.
Blue and yellow.
Leroy Paul enters g Ella Jackson, = years
old, by Lightning dana by imp. Yorkshire.
Red aud red.
A. k. Richards enters Oh 10 Sue Douzherty,
8 years old, by imp, Mickey Free; dam Blonde,
10y imp. Glencoe, Silver grey with white
stripe.
great number of green people are in
Quiring shout the "best day" to attend
the races. If one would enjoy the full
benefit OF this spring meeting, he should
20 out TO the urs every day. 1t is
utterly impossible 10 tell beforehand
what day will be the "best day," If one
-aA-r " HAAh1 ~ AEkE1A-
ances and from q careful study Of the
programme, be might possibly arrive at
the conclusion that to-day would be the
best day Of the week. There are to be
three interesting races. Great horses are
entered. The track will be in fine,
"spOngy" condition. nice crusted sur
face and soft underneath, the air will be
braCiug, the skies soft, the birds warb-
ling, and the managers Of the race will
exhibit their characteristic hospitality. |
is proverbisl, dye ses2 Therefore
there cannot be anything else than q fine /
sport. Remember the first race
takes place at two o'clock. This is necss-
ssry In order to allow the business Of the
cay to be finished up in decent time.
FAVoRITEs.
There WAS lively pOol-sslling at the
.vertOn. In the first race Banquet was
The pools in that race stood:
Banquet, so; Sallis Farrell, SIS; Style,
81; the field, s..
In the second race the contest was be-
tween Sentinel and Sir Rufus, the former
for $3.50, and the latter $500.
The third race will be q splendid thing
for the crowd. COrsican and Ella Jackson
are the tavOrites. They brought S45 each,
Sue DOughsrty sold for SIS, and the field
for SO. There will be q great number of
ventures on ''the field" in this race.