Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-06
VOL. 3d. 3.-NO. 1873

third mile till she was four lengths in
advance, and passed the stand undeI
pull in 5:4l4, Silent Friend second, We
nus third, and the rest dislaneed.
In starting for the second heat, Silent
Friend and Venus were running close
together, with Euehre a little behind,
when the latter, in attempting to get in
between them, struck her shoulder
against Friends Quarter and. stunb-
ling, threw her rider over her head
then recovering her feet, she dashed
down the track. Just as she came to
the caTiage-Way, leading across the
track from the outside, she shied into
the fence, aud crashing through,
landed in the ditch. Everybody thought
| she was killed, but She was
| rescued apparently unharmed. Her
| rider escaped with a few slight bruises.
La the meantime Silent Friend and We
uus finished the heat, the former in the
| lead, but with Venus sticking so close to
him that at the last half Of the third
mile she cOilared him, and at the three
| quarter pole gave him the gO-by and
came under the wire five leRgths ahead
The rider Of Euchre by this time was in
with a claim Of foul riding, and after a
long consultation the judges decided the
race ngliity and all bets of.
| On Monday the race for the special
premium Of $1,000, for which American
| General, BashaW, jr., and Harry Todd
are entered, will be trOtted, and also a
race for a consolation purse for the de-
| feated trOtter.
lBy MALL
FALL MEETING OF THE NASHVILLE
BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.
The following stakes, says the Nash
vile Union and american, are proposed
/ for the fall meeting Of the Nashville
! Blood HOTse association:
Young America stake No. I, for two
| year-olds, dash of a mile; S25 entrance,
p- p, the association to add $500: TO be
run on the first day OF the meeting; $50
to the second horse.
Linck's hotel stake, for green three
year-Olds, mile heats, who have not au-
peared in public prior to the first day Of
August, 1873; SIS subscription, .. D., the
association to add $500; $50 to the sec
Ond horse: to be run on the first day of
the meeting.
Bell Meade stake, sweepstake for
three-yeaT-Olds {foals OF lS70J; twO-mile
heats; 500 subscription; $50 forfeit; as
ISOLATION to add 500; to be run on the
third day Of the meeting. Closed with
tne following entries:
l. B. f. COekrin enters or. f., by
Brown Dick, dam SadOwa by Jack Ma
lone.
?. Same enters b. f., by Brown Dick,
dam Poor Girl, by Hannibal
B. General W. @. Harding enter eh.
f, MOzelle, by Jack Malone, dam Ga
zelei by imp. Albion.
4. Same enters b. f., Wahneta, by
Jack Malone, dam Monica by imp.
Sovereign.
l5. 5. II: Gill enters ch. E, by Asteroid
dam by Highlander.
8. George CaldWaller enters b. T.. The
Pet, by Nandal, dam Magnetic by Ma
hOnlei.
:. same enters ch. f., by Vandal lam
Alert, by Lexington.
s Mccormack & Co., enter ch. c.,
John Mccormack, by Hiawatha, dam
Rapid Ann Town sister to MUgginsj.
8. Captain 5. L. Drane enters b. C.
Uncle Punk, by COLOSSUS, dam liberty,
by Young Boyd.
TO- Same enters b. C, Prang. by Van
dal. dam NanHie by John Akin.
II. Redding & Bro. enter ch. 2,
Sto4iS, by Bill Redding, dam by Tap.
Glencoe.
y. J. Mattingly, enters b. C., Joe
Johnson, by Hunters Lexington, Jam
by Oliver.
I3. A. Turner enters eh. G., Nash
vile, by Malcolm, dam BOquette by
Bulletin.
IA. Same enters b. g., HunkidOri, by
Malcolm, dam Stiie by Epsilon.
Is. J. B. Malone enters ch. f., Fanny
Malone, by Jack Malone, dam Fanny
Barrow, by imp. Albion.
Is. JnO. a. Miller enters ch. f., Ma
deira, by Jack Malone, dam WOOdbineI
by Lexington.
II. Same enters eh. c., Aeonite, by
Jack Malone, dam AnOdyne by imp.
Albion.
IS. George Rice enters eh. c., Jim
Crow, by Jack Malone, dam Sallie
Crow, by imp. Albion.
IS. J. F. JOyner enters ch. c., by
Bulletin, dam by imp. Albion.
20. Same enters eh. c., by Hiawatha,
dam by Jack Malone.
q. Joseph McConkly enters b. or Dr.
c., DunbOyne, by imp. Australian, dam
Bonnet by Lexington.
- Captain G.. W. Stuart enters ch. f.,
Alice Mitchell, by Planet, dam Volga, |
by imp. Glencoe Town sister to VandaD. |
.. J. w. PennOck enters eh. f., by |
Jack Malone, dam Vesper Light by |
Childe Harsld.
Young America stake No. 2. For two
year old, dash of a mile; S25 entrance, /
p. p, the association to add $500; the /
winner Of the Young America stake No. /
l to carry ten pounds extra; to be run on
Friday, the fifth day of the meeting; |
$50 to the second horse.
Maxwell House stake, for three-year-
Olds, mile heats; S25 subscription, p. p,
the Maxwell house to add 500; 500 to |
the second horse; to be run on Satur-
day, the last day of the meeting.
The Turf Congress stake, which is re-
garded IS the grand racing event Of the
year, will be run during the meeting.
Five or more are required to fill the 4
above stakes. To name and close the 1
first day of August, 1873.
Liberal purses will be offered, and pro-
grammes in full will be published in due
time.
Al. entries to be addressed to George
w. Darden, secretary.