Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-26

rapidly up pasti Edinburgh, caught Clara d.
passed her without hesitating, and, with a
long, sweeping stride drew away from the
crowd. Solicitor Immediately moved up, ia
net and Dave Moore quickly followed,
and these three passed Clara
d and made a pretty race. During
nearly all of the last half-mile, Molle,
winning by nearly three lengths under a
steady pull; Dave Moore second. Solicit 2r
third, Janet fourth, and Cammie F, M'Hen-
ry.l Governor, Neptune, Clara D, Lottery,
Edinburg, Janitor and Charley Howard fol-
lowing in the order named. Time-4:02.
The third race was a handicap of one mile
for for all ages; 1900 purse; $50 to the second;
Mollle Lee. Tom Grundy, Frank Short,
American, Dell Burnett Matagorda, Good
Night, Lady darcy, Wahonisa. Athelstane,
Bonnie Oaks, Clemmie g., Captain Freder-
lex and Grinsted's unnamed entry. After
much difficulty in getting a good start, they
got off well, Good night leading, but at the
finish the order was: Bonnie Oaks first,
Frederick second, Athelstane third. Time
1:431S.
The fourth and last race was an extra
event of a mile and half; purse, $3.50. The
starters were: w. L. Minzer-which horse
took the mile and quarter dash Monday
Lucifer and Jim Bell. Miner won. Time
2:416.
Tonight on te-morrow's races are selling
as follows: Allerton stake-Mark L, $50;
Bell Bass, $780, Blossom, Chequita and E.si-
lab, $40 each: Mile and half dash-Ella
the field, $50. Mile and an eighth dash
Egypt, $50; the field, $50. Three-quarter
mile dash-Good Night, $50; Zeta, $50;
Frederick, $50; Lady Dairy, $50; Pomeroy,
500; the field, $40.
Races at Toledo.
TOLEDO, June 25.-Good day aud track.
There were FIVE thousand spectators.
First Rdce.-2:30 class for $500 in four
purses; there were nine starters; won by Red
Line. Tme-2:2834, 2:2614, 2:2S11s, 2:2714.
Second Race.-2:20 class, the purses being
the same as in the first race; there were six
entries and five starters; Lucille, the favorite,
won. Time-2:261s, 2:26, 2:2715, 2:284.
For the 2:40 class to morrow there are six
teen entries, for the 2:30 race thirteen, and
for the PAGERS eight entries. Much interest
centers in the latter, the field being large
one for the class, and embraces some of the
most noted PAGERS In the country.
TOLEDO, June 25.-Rarus trotted two heats
for a special purse of $500, against time,
on half-mile track. Time-2:221k, 2:20.
Elli0tt's Pluck.
LONDON, June 25.-Ths Sportsman reports
that at the Theater Royal at Newcastle last
night, after the performance of Little Emily,
the trial scene from There's Millions II, 1t
was presented. The jury in the play was
composed of Hanlan, Elliott, Hawdon and
other scullers. At the end OF the trial Han
Ian and Elliott were presented with gold
medals. Both HARLAN and Elliott replied to
the presentation address. The latter said
that if he won the Boyd match he would go
to America and row Courtney, and if he de-
feated Courtney he would meet Hanlan in
American waters, and try to bring the cup
back to England.
The July Meeting OF the Detroit
Jockey Club.
DETROIT, June 25.-The first meeting of
the Detroit jockey club will be held July LIST,
Sd, Sd and 4th, and bids fair to be a very
successful meeting. The entrances for the
stake race are all pretty well filed and many
purse horses have already arrived. Promi-
nent horses from Ohio, Kentucky and Ten
nessee stables, as well as from Martin &
Baldwin's Pacific stables, are entered; also a
majority of the prominent horses now at
Chicago will participate.
The Charter Oak Meeting.
HARTFORD, June 25-At the Charter Oak
paFh 70 e'es1 e11e z ~ race VOC - -
tain Emmons, Sheridan second, Aimee dis
tanced. Aimee won the first and second
heats. Time-2:204, 2:23A, 2:23, 2:27,
2:314.
TrOttfng at Bradford. Pa.
BRADFORD, June 25.-In a race here to-
day Hopeful trotted three heats In 1884
2:l924, 2:23A.