Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-28
Last DAY or the LonI.rlIIe Racea.

LOUISVILLE, May 27.-The Louisville
Jockey Club brought their spring meeting to
a close to-day with grand programme of
ten races. The weather was showery and
cool, the track was in good condition, the at
tendance large, and the betting good. The
officers Of the day were the same on the
previous day.
First Raoe.-Purse $3.50, for be aten horses;
three-quarter mile; weight for age. Starters
Hickory Jim, Garfield, Fellowplay, Wapa-
koneta, Tsrsntella, Lambay, Wimbledon,
Willie Parker, Matte Rapture. FelIowplsy
won by three lengths Hickory Jim second,
Wapakoneta third, followed by Garfield,
Wimbledon, Lambay, War Dance FLY,
Willie Parker and Matte Rapture. Time
/ :I6. French pools paid s. 40.
Second Rdee.-Purse, $500, OF which $50
goes to second, for maiden three year
olds, one and one-eighth miles. Starters:
Tom Plunkett, Pinafo-e, Bsssett. Lizzie
McWhirter and Highfyer. Pinafore won by
three lengths; Tom Plunkett second, Bassett
third, HIghhyer fourth and Lizzie McWhir-
ter last. Time-1 so.
French pools paid Sll so.
Third Race.-Purse, $50; for maiden two
year olds; three quar- ers of mile. Starters
Won Moltke, Hadjisco, Brother TO Grin
stead, Orange Blossom, Idle Pat, Punch, John
Greener, Visavis and Matrimony.
Brother to Grinstesd won by a neck; Wis
fourth. Matrimony fifth, John Greener sixth,
Won Moltke seventh, Punch eighth and Idle
Pat last. :1Ss. French pools paid
S29 so.
Fourth Race-CIub purse, $3.50, of which
$50 goes to second. Owners handicaps; mile
heats. Starters-Boulevard, Pride, Lenore
and Rochester.
Rochester won the race in two straight
heats, in l Ash and / :441. French pools paid
prfA he al -
in the pools, selling at $500 against sos for
the field.
Fifth Rdce.-Race club purse, $3.50, Of
which $50 goes to second; for horses that have
not won first or second money during the
meeting; one mile. Starters-Stella, Belle
of the Highlands, Ruth, Joe Murray, War
field, Bancroft, Lutestring and Bismuth.
Bancroft went off with the lead and was
never headed, winning by an open length,
Warfeld second, Belle OF the Highlands third,
Lu.estring fourth, Ruth fifth, Stella sixth.
Joe Murray, seventh, Bismuth beaten off.
Time :421 French pools paid Sl3 20.
ISirth Racc.-Runny Meade Stake ;two-year-
old; SIS entrance; $500 added, Of which 500
goes to second, the third to save stakes; win
ners of Alexander, Ladies or Tennessee
stakes TO carry five pounds extra of any two
seven pounds extra; three-quarters OF a mile.
Starters-Ascender, Vera, Madrigal, Wan
dering, Punster, Long knight and Bond
holder.
Bondholder won ny neck; Wandering
second. Ascender third, followed by Madrigal
and Vera; Long Knight and Punster all
pulled up. Time-l:l7. French pools paid
S1I 80.
Serenh Rdee.-The Turf Stake, for all ages,
500 entrance, $50 forfeit, with $4,000 added,
of which 5000 goes to second and 5000 to third
one and quarter miles; Hindoo and Check
mate to carry five pounds extra. Starters
Hindoo, Creosots and Checkmate. Checkmate
made it interesting for Hindoo for three
quarters of mile, and then the race was
over. HiDdoo won; pulled double by three
lengths. Checkmate finished four lengths in
front of Creosote. Time--1hree-quarter
mile. 1:l4; first mile, l:404; one and
quarter miles, 2:081. French pools paid So.
Eighth Rdce.-Club purse, $50, of which
500 goes TO the second horse; two-mile
heats. Starters-Lida Stanhope, Pope Leo,
Granger, Eli, Lost Cause. Ida Stanhope,
after an easy run home, won by three lengths,
Pope Leo second six lengths in front OF
Granger third, Eli fourth, Lost Cause beaten
off. Time-3:353. French pools paid 5000.
Ninth Rdce.-Purse, $3.50, Of which $50 %.
second; all ages; one and oue-quarter miller.
Starters-Liatunah, Lutte Fogle, Force, Mag
gle Aver and Robert Bruce. ----
Maggie Aver went away with the lead
was headed momentarily at the. third fur
long post by Bruce, then moved AWAY again
and won by three lengths, after whipping
the finish with Force, who was landed
second; Liatunsh, third; Lutte Fogle, fourth /;
Bruce, last. Time, i :50f. French pools
paid So 10.
Tenth andicap steeple-chase, $500,
of which $50 to second; about one and three
quarters miles. Starters = Mrs Malloy
Strychnine and Suannanoe. Miss Malloy
and Suannanoe took jumps we'll together
and ran a dead heat; Strychnine badly
beaten. Time-3:24a. The French pools
paid on Miss Malloy, s.; on Suannanoe