Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-03

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: Udell was still the favorite in the poolst
j Notwithstanding he was acting badly,
: and in the second heat he again cut ou,
e the work, Hazard close at his wheel, and
Redwing good third and creeping up
, on Hazard, while the mare reached so
well for Udell that at the three-quarter
pole the three were closely punched, all
trotting very fast. AS they entered the
hOme-stretch Redwing made push
: for the lead, passing Hazard, while
! Udell flew off his feet and, sWerving
across the track, cut out Capitola, who
was coming up gallantly for the second
place, allowing Redwing to cross the
score length ahead Of Hazard, in
2:311.
RedlnWg's performance in the sec
ond heat, coupled with UdelFs bad be-
havior, it being quite evident he would
not settle down to work, gave Redwing
cal! IN the pools at the rate of so to so,
and Kate Hazard, whO'was working
well, 80 in the field.
In the third heat Red Wing took the
lead, with Udell close after him and
trotting fast, Kate Hazard, Little Mack
and Hatty contesting the third place.
AT the half-mile pole Udell was leading
fully six lengths, an advantage he kept
! till rounding the turn for the home
stretch, when Redwing, making
strong dash, came up to Udell, while
| Hazard drew away from Mack and
forged up alongside of Redwing.
Just at the distance pole Udell
jumped off his feet and boIted into the
fence, crushing one wheel of the sulky,
and throwing Ed. Brown, his driver,
heavily to the ground, but not injuring
MIN seriously. Taking the inside track,
ne dashed past the stand with the shat
tered sulky, and was caught about one
hundred yards UP the track, unharmed.
Meanwhile Redwing and Hazard made
the finish SO near together that the lat
ter was only nose in front as they
passed under the wire-Little Mack
third, Capitola fourth, Udell and Wat |
son dlstanced. This cut the field down |
10 four, ana Redwing was hot fsvorite |
with the betting men, though Kate |
Hazards friends still had hopes, which |
were heightened when in the fourth heat |
she took the lead and maintained if
gamely, until at the quarter post she |
was three lengths in advance of Red |
wing, who was slowly creeping up on |
her, with Little Mack third and Capi-
tola behind. At the half-miIe /
pole Hazards lead had shortened
a to length and Little Mack made dash
for the second place, which he took as
they rounded the turn into the home
stretch. Redwing, however, made a
strong push, and CapitOla also put in
an appearance, so that the four came
down the stretch flying, Mack crowding
Hazard hard and Redwing going for
them both. Half way between the dis
tance flag and score, however, Re,iwing
flew up and Hazard came in under whip
winner of the heat in 1924. Little
Mack was a close second and Redwing
and Capitola tied for the third place.
In the fifth heath the horses got well
away, with Kate Hazard ahead, Mack
second, Redwing third, and Capitola
bringing up the rear, which order was
maintained to the half-mile pole, when
Redwing came up to Mack, and on the
hOme-stretch passed him and collared
Kate, who found it impossible to hold
her place, Redwing coming in a half
length ahead, winning the heat and
race. Time, 2:31f.
StB1md7y-Redwing 0, ,1,O,I; Kate
Hazard, 0, 2, 3, l, 2; Little Mack, 5, 4,
2, 2, 3; CapitOla, 8, 3, 4, 0, 4; Joe Udell,
0, g. distanced; Annie Watson, f. 5, dis
tanced: Wisconsin Star, distaneed; Bar
ney Kelley, distanced; Dan Sutton, dis
tanced; Ben Smith, distanced; Jackson,
distanced. Time, 2:3l1, 2:3I, 2:324, d
2:313.
Redwing is owned by Gilbert Dulcher, :
Of st. Paul, Minnesota, and, consider q
ing the fact that ne is comparatively ,
green, his performance to-day is very
creditable.
THIRD RACE.
Last race on the programme; runningl
premium $500; two mile heats for all
ages; 5000 for the first, $3.50 for the ?
second, and $3.50 fore the third. There !
we're six entries, but only three started !
Euchre, Nick Baker and BangWeola.
tuchre won in straight heats, Bangwe-
,la being distaneed in the first, Nick -
Baker taking the second money. Sum-
nary-Euchre, |, l; Nick Baker, 9. 9:
distanced. Tines :5I3,
,:524. o
The track is now in fair condition, a
nd with fair weather tomorrow g fine =
lays sport is expected, The deferred
aces to-day will be run tomorrow
Columbus, OhIe =
COLUMBUS, July 2.-The first annual
Meeting OF the Colum bus driving associ-
tion was inaugurated to-day. Notwith-
tanding the fact that heavy rain fell IL
most of the morning, a fair crowd of a
pectators was in attendance at the race o o
rounds this afternoon. The track was
uite heavy. The first races were for
loTses that had never beaten three min U
ties, mile heats, best three in
i've, for a purse of five hun di
red dollars. Twelve horses entered tr
nd started. The most noted among :
hem were Betty Golding Barney, owned
y Short & Lamphere; a bay mare,
last End, owned by J. w. Clark, of U
and bay gelding, Captain
'incent, owned by d. Medanick, of be
nashville. The horses scored six times bl
efore getting off. On the first scoring in
vo horses collided, Overturning suiky :
nd throwing the drivers to grass, but D
DING no serious injury. u
The first heat was taken by East End,
'arney being second; time, 2:493. The
econd heat was taken by Barney in
:4S4, East End second, and Vincent II
lird. Barney took the third heat also, !
! 2:3S. Vincent took the fourth heat, br
'ithout trouble, in 2:494, Barney sec
nd, Belle Brasfeld third. Barney took :
'ok the fifth heat in 2 40, Belle Brasfield
,cond, and East End third. Barney L
Dok the FIRST money, East End took 4
he second, and Vincent the third. -
The second race was trot for a purse lie
$500, for horses that had never beat be
"a. There were four started out of
We entTias-Annie Collins, Joe Shaw
an, Kate Campbell and Dolly Warden.
he horses got away well together, An
lie Collins in the lead; but she soon
tipped and took the second place,
bile Kate Campbell went up to the q.
cad, winning the first heat in 2:391-
nnie Collins second, Joe Shawhan
lird and Dolly Warden fourth.
In the start Of the second heat Annie
Ollins was left in the rear, but before
aching the pole she passed the entire =
I'D, and easily won the heat in 2;S7B:
ate Campbell second, Showhan third, 81,
oily Warden fourth.
In third heat Collins went to the front
the start, and kept it all round, and 62,
ok the heat in 1891; Kate Campbell 4
cond, Shawhan third, Dolly Warden
stanced.
In the fourth heat Collins and Camp
II kept close together for the first quar-
T, frequently tapping; but on third No
arter Collins was three lengths ahead j.
d played the balance of the way home, sos S1s
king the heat and race in 2:4l. Kate S
Impbell took the second money, and U
awhan the third. Owing to the late
ss of the hour, the running was omit
!. running aud pacing races are VI
1mised for tomorrow. viii
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chant. NJ
PITTsBURG, July 2.-Wm. Kennedy, =