Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29

Ten starters, namely! George Hakes. Avalon
b ack Sal, ACME G., Cleaner, pr. GorFivan
] r. +. Harper, Spiegelberg, Goodnight ~
ko,-. Bruce. Before the race the poolinc
sold as follow, George HAke. $50, AvaIoI
$50, Robert Bruce sey. sud The field, com
| rosed OF Black sal, Annie O.. ~ eaner, DR..
Corffgsn. F. B. Harper ssd GoodD,slht,
| Sl60. Goodnight was rsised b. Gen.
| Buiord. Avalon g0t the stsTt, with Good
| night second and Clearer third. A brisk
wind and rain-storrn came mp during
this race aud it was for a time impossible to
locate the position Of The horses. The storm
| frightened George Hakes 20 much that he
/ succeeded in throwing his rider, Yetman,
and bruisiDs him considerably. When ,he
fen came into the sirteh j. vas. noticed that
Avalon was still leading. He came under
the string handsome winner, with Good
night second, Cleaner third, Bruce fourth,
Black Gal fifth, and the balance unplacsd
The following Is The
SUMMARY
NJ T Danaher's b g, Avalon, years, by Arauis,
J. J. Conneiys h, Goodnight. years ST En-
quirer, dam Lizzie G.. los lbs kcCormack.....
Ha 4y BarTys chg Cleaner, by Glenelg,
Nick Becker's be Robert Bruce, years, by
kosSs%u, dam Barbara, 80 lbs----...- Dunn.
Ochiltree, dam Black Slave n Dos.
Morris q PattOn's BIN. Annie G., 5 years, by
Longfellow. dam salie Travis, % lbs. Askey.....
sam Eeker's &C SPiegelberg. years, by Chart
ton. dam Alta Vela, 81 lbs. .CaseJ--.7
Afamis. dam ADA sfagg. &c fbs.....-... Gonr'
q; Mason,s Big. T. B. Harper, years, by Long
Ira e Brides c.g. George Hakes, years, by In
truder. dam Prairie Bird, % lbs etrnan 10
Paris Mutuals paid SIS 20
Fifth Race.
The last event of the day was the handicap
steeple chase, purse Of $3.50, of which 800 to
second and $50 to third. This was a dash of
about two miles and half, with i've 10 start,
namely: Guy, King Dutchmsn, Bell Boy,
Edison and Eva A. Owing TO the fact that
a stOIm had come up, no pools could be sold
on this race, though Guy was a considerable
favorite in The pools that had been sold
OF the most thrilling races Of the
mee'ii &. Bill Boy got off nobly in the lead,
Col. Montgomery having effected fne lead
despite the lowering cIosds and the wind. !
Dutchmsn was second, Eva 4. third. Edison I
fou tn and Guy last. When The Eve came
TO the hrst hurdle Bell Boy leaped beauti- |
fully, with King Dutchman second Edison |
n rdi EVA A; ana Guy, however, had some |
and Guys rider wss ,bro.,,
He made several attempts 10 g.t the bo,se
over, but did not succeed. Bell Boy ran beant;-
fully and leaped beautifully. TIE threatening
storm and the excitement Of the crowd sdd.5 |
10 the interest OF the race. Bell Bows lead |
was kept up for two miles and Quarter.
when King Dntchmsn began 10 grsppIe |
with him. The squirt along the stretch wss |
very thrilling, and King Duichman won the |
race by hall length, Ball Boy second, Ed
ion third, Eva A. fourth and Guy dis,snced.
The following is The
SUMMARY.
Toneteilotg dam LITTLE Girl I35 his Pom, "
P A BradSis Big. Bell Boy, years. by LongfeI-
low dam Belle Knight, 100 lbs. Thrown.
Yores's en-. g. Edison years by King Alfonso,
dam Lolita, III lbs....... ............-.Storms 3
:. Beardslee's b.f Eva A >, 3 years, by Pat MAI
,. A. Brady's Big Guy, aged, by Narragansett,
dam Chignon, l47 MCGOWAN. .
Time--4:27.
Paris Mntuals were not sold.