Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07
THE TURF.
The ChickassW Jockey Club Preparing
for the spring Meeting.
a Coed show of Horses Already in the
Field.

After Msrdi Gras comes seven weeks o
snt, during which there will be indul
GenCe in any legitimate sport. We are
promised, however, shortly sitter Easter
a fine weeks sport by the ChicksssW
Jockey CLUB. The races and stakes have
slrsRdy been announced, but now we
hSvs a partial list Of the entries. The en-
tries for the races are unusually numer.
Gus, thus showing that the sportsmen sp'
p~reciate the efforts of the club.
The races are announced to commence
on Monday, the 18th of April, weather,
etc permitting. On the first day there
win be a hurdls race and two fiat races.
The race for the trial stake viii open the
weeks sport. Mile and repeat, for three
year olds; q sweepstske Of $50 each, hf,
IT,, to which the club will add S40O. To
this there are thirteen subscribers.
1. Geo. Csdwallader's b. Q Rufe Hunt,
by lightning, dam Nors Oreins, by Ma
homet.
2. w. CottrilIs CHI. (. Romping Girl, by
Jack Malone, dam Fannie McAlIister by
O'Mesra
3. W G. Hsrding's b. (. Planchette, by
Brown Dick, dam Odd Trick, by Licking
ton,
4. Also, b. f. Tallulah, by Planet, dam
MsEurks, by Lexington.
8. E Harrison's Oh. (. Bellbuckle, by
Brown Dick, dam by Bulletin.
6 O. L. Hunts b. (. Della Hern, by
Voucher, dam Evangeline, by imported
Eclipse,
T. W. Jsnnings's b. c. Cape Race, by
Lexington, dsm Zone, timported) by The
Cure.
s. Also, Oh. G. Silent Friend, by import
ed Australian, dam by Lexington.
9 George II. Rice's Oh. G. Foley, by
Rodgers or Rousseau, dam by The Colo
mel
10. Also, chestnut Ally, by War Dance,
dam Alexandra, by imported Sovereign.
IL. T. h. Robbins' b. +. Marchsis, by
Planet, dam Vsndalis, by Vandal.
IL. A. Turner'S b I. Bracelet, by Jack
Malone, dam by Childe Harold.
Is. Also, Oh. T. Flush, by Hiawatha,
dam by Bulletin.
Same Day-Hurdle race for all ages,two
miles, over sight hurdles, 3 feet six inches
high; weller weights; a sweepstakes of
$50 each, bf, it.; to which the club will
add S400j second to receive 500 out OF the
stakes. In this there are seven entries, as
follows:
1. W, Cottrill namss b. b. Chalmstte.
six years old, by Daniel Boone, dam by
Brown Disk; I4S pounds.
2. Joseph Donahue names bay FLY, four
years old, oy Tpperary, dam the dam OF
Blddy Malone, by oliver; 149 pounds.
3. Hugh Gsffney names CHI. b. Sanford,
aged, by Uncle Vic, dam Dolly Caretsr,
by imp. Glencoe; 148 pounds.
4. Ed. Harrison names gr. 8. Tom Cor
bett, i've years old, by lightning, dam by
imp. Knight of st. George; 135 pounds.
8. Also, Oh. e. Temple, five years old,
by Bulletin, dam by imp. Ambassador; 185
pounds.
8. William Jennings names b. h. Blind
Tom, six years old, by Star Davis, dam
Margarine (the dam Of James A. Oon-
l4S pounds.
Z. 4. G.. Moore names b. b. Bsyonet, |
aged, by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf, by
imp. Yorkshire-143 lbs.
On the same day will also be run 8 ham
dicap sweepstakes, for all ages, mile and
q quarter; $40 subscription, 80 forfeit, or
only $40 II declared; the club TO add $500.
Weights to be announced February 20th, /
md accepted or declared on or before the
10Th of March. In this stake there are ten
ell q one four-year- olds:
1. ]. G. Bailentins M Oh. g. Keno, 4
years old, by imp. Australian, dam Young
Clipper, by Oliver.
2. B. B.. ChesthRm names ch. I. Kitty
Dheatham, 4 years old, by Rodgers, dam
~ Bill Chestham.
8. r. B. and A. Cheatham name b. @,
Repeater, 4 years old, by Brown Dick,
Woodbine, by Lexington.
4. Joseph DOnahue names b. c. Lord
Byron, 4 years old, by Kentucky, dam
LADY b~lessington, by imp. Eclipse.
s. Hugh Gsttney names oh. b. Sanford,
ICED, by Uncle Vic, dam Dolly Carter, by
mp. Glencoe.
g. w. G. Harding names Oh. c. Tenor, 4
ears old, by Jack Malone, dam Ballad,
Childe Harold.
7. Also Oh. (. EuChre, 4 years old, by