Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-18
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The Louisville,
Jockey Club continued the ipring meeting
to day. The weather was delightful, atten-
dance large, track fast and betting heavy.
Amozette, who was weighted for the ladies'
stake, while cavorting in tie saddling pad
dock broke her leg, and was declared a non
starter by the judge.
Officers of the day were: Judges-Lewis
TarIton, Samuel Dow and Ciptain Franklin.
Timers-Colonel johnson, Elias Lawrence
and John Green. Siarter-Colonel Clark.
Secretary and Clerk of the Scsles-D. w.
johnson.
Frs, Race-L0uisville Lsdies' stakes, for
two-year- old fillies; $50 entrance, half forfeit;
$500 added, of which 800 to second; FIVE
Fights of mile. Starters-Vis-a-vis, Orange
Blossom, Vera. Madrigal, Pezlash, j apouics
Ella and Clipsetts. All carried 100 pounds
except Myriad, who carried thirty pounds
over weight.
PoOls.-The field, 500; Vera, SIS. Book
betting was even money against Vera, four
to one against Ella, seven TO one against
Vis-a-vis, ten 10 one against Madrigal, Clip
setta, Orange Blossom and Belle of Mount
Zoah, fifteen 10 one against Amozette, twenty
to one against Japonica. Clipsetta won by
three lengths; Ella second, three-fourthi
of length in front OF Orange Blossom third
who -fe4+o--e-i-ty Vera, Myriad
Jrponica, Vis-a-vis, War Dance FLY, Mad
rigal, Pearlash and Belle Of Mount u bah il
the order named. Time-l :03I. French
pools paid S160.
Second Race-Al xander stake, for two
yesr-old colts; $50 entrance, half forfeit
$500 added, OF which $IO0 to the second
fve-eights of mile. Stsrters-Ascender
Tocsin, Beechenbrock, 2. c. Fox's Lisbor
colt, Hardwood, Exeter, Wandering, Chatter
I L.. D. II
POots-Punster, $3.50; Ascerdar, $50
Bondholder, $50; Wandering, S35; the field
Sos. Book b. ting was five to four ag aims
Punster, three 10 one against Bondholder anC
Ascs nder, four to one against Wandering
ten to one against Exet,r and L'sbon's colt
twelve to one against Tocsin, fifteen TO one
against Chatter, two to one agaips: the others
Purs;er won we'll in hand by a length
Ascender second, three parts OF a length il
front OF Bondholder third Wandering fourth
Long Knight fifth Tocsin sixth, Hardwood
seventh, Exeter eighth, Lisbon's colt ninth
Beechenbrook tenth, Chatter last. Time
:034. French pools paid S12 40
ThTd Race-The Dixiana stakes, for al
ages; S25 entrance; SO if dc cleared; 500
added, of which 500 to second one and one
sixth miles. Systematically B, BAyhee
Hindoo, Annie G., Lucy May, Lizzie S.
Fellowplay, Capias, and Checkm4te.
Poos-Hindoo, $3.50; Checkmate, $3.50
Fellowplay, S120; the field, $50. Book betting
was four to five against Hindoo, two to on,
against Fellowplay, three TO one agains
Checkmate, fourteen to forty against the
others.
Checkmate won handily by three parts Of
length; Hiadao- second, three lengths il
front of Fellowplsy third, Capias fourth
Charley B. fifth, Baybee sixth, Lucy May
seventh, Lizzie S. eighth and Annie g. last
the last three pulled up. Time :504, the
fastest on record by half second. Toe
French pools pail S25 80.
Fourth Race.-Selling race; one and one
sixteenth miles; club purse, 1850, of which
$50 went to second; selling allowances; mile
heats. Bubbler walked over; he was bought
in.
Fifth Rdce-Club purse, $3.50; $50 to sec.
ond; all ages; one mile. S,arters-Mattie
Rapture, Caroline B., Regicide, Ruth, Square
Dance, Bsgdad, Force, Jim Farrell, Baron.
eter aud Saunter.
P0Ols-Jim Farrell, $40; Matte Rapture
$50; Saunter, s35; the field, 500. Book
betting was five to four against Jim Far
reil, three to one against BSgdad anu Force,
four to one against Matte Rapture, Square
Dance and Caroline B., five to one against
Saunter and Regicide, eight to one against
Barometer, twelve to one against Ruth.
Force won quite handily by a length; Bag
dad second, 4 neck in front of Jim Farrell
third, Ruth, Square Dance, Sumter, Matte
Rapture, Barometer, Caroline Bond and
Regicide finished in the order named. Time
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French pools paid Force in the 6eld)
SIS so.