Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-19

LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-The Louisville
Jockey Club continued their RACES to-day
There were five events on the card, all well
contested from the start to the finish. The
weather was delightful, the heated rays of
the sun being tempered by delicious south
erly breezes. The track could not have been
in finer condition. Attendance very large
and betting fair. The officers of the day
we're: Judges-Lew Talton s. K. Dow ;and
George w. Darden. Timers-Elias Law
johnson. Starter-Colonel NJ. Lewis Clark.
Secretary and clerk of scales-D. w. john
son.
First Rdce.-Selling race; purse, $500; for
two-year-olds; selling allowances; three
fourths of a mile. Starters-Oleon, Punch
Tom Boy, Astute, Eleanor and Annie Louise
Poots.-Annie Louise, sos; the field, $50.
Book betting was four to one against Oleon
and Eleanor Holmes, and ten to one against
the others.
Oleon won by head; Annie Louise second,
Punch third, Tom Boy fourth, Eleanor fifth,
Astute last. Time-1:173. French pools
paid $40 40.
Second Race.-Club purse, $3.50, of which
$50 goes to second horse; one mile. Starters
Mamie W., Clsretta, Duke of Kent, Que
bee, Gus Matthews, Glenarna, Maggie Aver,
Nellie Peytou, Hobart bruce aud Wapo-
keneta.
POols.-Gus Matthews, $175; Robert Bruce,
$3.50; Maggie Aver, $50; Duke of Kent, $50;
Glenarm, $50; the field, S130. Book betting
was five to two against Gus Matthews and
Robert Bruce, five to two against Duke of
Kent and Gienarm, six to one against
Claretta and Maggie Aver, len to one against
the others.
The Duke of Kent won by length; Mag
gle Aver second, Gus Matthews third, Mamie
w. fourth, Nellie Peyton fifth, Claretta sixth,
Robert Bruce seventh, Wapokeneta eighth,
Quebec ninth, Glenarm last; four pulled up.
Time-1 :433. French pools paid $44 20.
Third Rdce.-Selling race; bpurse, $500,
of which $50 goes to second horse; usual
selling conditions; one and a quarter miles.
Starters-Fatiuitza, Edison, Aleck Ament,
Stella, Churchill, Pope Leo, Brooklyn, Bowl
ing Green, Charley B., Fair Count, J. Pritch-
ards bay gelding, Rochester, Lenoir, Path
finder, Startle, Taxgat herer and Amazon.
Pools.-The field, $3.50; Startle, 500; Fair
Count, $50; Taxgatherer, $50. Book bet
ting was two to one against Startle five to
one against Churchill, seven to one against
Fair Count, eight to one against Pope Leo
and Taxgather, ten to one against Stella, Le-
noIr, Fatinitza and Brooklyn, fifteen to one
against Aleck Ament, Eli, Amazon and Ro-
chester, the balance twenty to one against
the field.
Fatinitza won by three parts of a length :
Aleck Ament second, two lengths in front Of
Rochester third, Taxgatherer fourth, Startle
fifth, Bowling Green sixth, Amazon seventh,
Pope Leo eighth, Edison ninth, Churchill
tenth, Stella eleventh, Charlie B. twelfth,
Brooklyn thirteenth, Eli fourteenth, Lenoir
fifteenth, Aramis's gelding sixteenth, Path
finder seventeenth, Fair Count last. Time
2:l1. French pools paid (Fatinitza in the
field) SIG 10.
Fourth Rdce.-Kentucky Oaks, for three
year old fllies; 500 entrance, half forfeit;
$1,000 added, of which 5000 goes to second
horse. Starters-Ruth, Pinafore, Zoolite,
Katie Creel and Issie.
PooIs.-Issie, $3.50; Pinafore, $500; Katie
Creel, $120; the field, $50. Book betting was
three to five against Issie, two to one against
Pinafore, five to one against Katie Creel,
twelve 10 one against Ruth and Zoolite.
Katie Creel won from her saddle girth out
Pinafore second, four lengths in front of Issie
third, Ruth fourth, Zoolite last-beaten off.
Time-2:3O. French pools paid S27 20.
Fyth Roce.-Steeple-chase handicap; purse,
S400 of which SIS goes to second horse
about one and three-quarter miles. Starters
Guy, Suannana, ,Boston-on-the-Table, Miss
Malloy, Judge Burnett, Annette and Bag
dad.
POOls.-Miss Malloy, S1O0; Bagdad, ss5;
Guy, $50; the field, S75. Book betting was
half to one against Bagdad, three to one
against Guy, four to one against Suannana,
five to one against Annette, eight to one
against Judge Burnett and Boston-on-the
Table.
Miss Malloy showed the way over the
several jumps, but Judge Burnett collared
the mare at the distance post, and won by a
length; Miss Malloy second, length in front
of Guy third, Boston-on-the-Table fourth,
Suannana fifth, Bagdad sixth, Annette can
tered home slowly. Time-3:26. French
pools paid Burnett in the 6eld) $31 60.