Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05

colts, 103 pounds; illies, 90 pounds. Start
ers-Boatman, Arno, Ida Waod, Trix, jess
James, Newminster, Willie Parker, Aifretta
Sostman won easily by length; Jess
James second, three lengths before New
minister third, Trix fourth, Willie Parke
nth, Arno sixth, Alfretts seventh, Ida Woo
last: Time-2:0l3. Mutuals paid SO 10
1hird Rdce.-Selling purse; half mile
Tor two-year-olds; colts, 85 pounds; illies
80 pounds. starters-.olean, Virgil 6Ily
Early Bird, Mary QuiHn. Virgil FLY hac
the best of the send off and never headed
winning by half a length; Early Bird sec
ond, by two lengths over Mary Quinn third
Olean last. Time-0:56l. Mutuals paid
/ S14 so.
Fourth RGee.-ODe and oue-eiehth miles
for non-Yinners at this meeting. Starters
storm, Pope Leo, Topsey, George Hakes,
imp. Dorothy Vernon, Lizzie s., Tom
Barlow. Lizzie won in hand by half length
lem lem Barlow second, length in front of
Topsey third, imp. Dorothy Vernon fourth.
George Hades fifth, Pope Leo sixth, Storm
last; Time-2:ll2. Mutuals paid $780,
Ftth Race.-IllinoisD Derby, for three-year-
old colts and fllieSi colts, 1O5 pounds; /;
Gllies, 1O2 pounds; wo miles. Starters
Stanton, Duchess N Norfolk, Angelia,
Bengal, Monogram! !Gunnar. Gunnar won,
hands down, by four open lengths; Stanton
second, length and half before Bengal
third, Monogram, ANGELA and Duchess of
Norfolk beaten of and pulled up, Goishing
as named. Time 2:044. Nutuals paid soy.
ISirth RGec.-Two miles all ages Start
ers-Bookiack, Ida Stanhope, John Sulli-
van and Fosco. Bookiack won by nose
Ida Standhope second, two lengths before
John Sullivan third, Fosco last. Time
4;O1t. Mutuals paid 81 10.
SeUenh Race.-Mile heats, three in FIVE;
tor
Metropolis won in two straight heats. Time
2:0l, 2. Book bettiug-Post odds against
winner i've to two. Mutuals paid $12 20.
Eighth Rdce.-Handicap steeple-chase; all
ages; aoout two and one-half miles. Start
ers-Edison, Bisuuth, Stryehnne, Bill Hous-
ton, Sunnanoe and Bailey. Edison won by
quarter OF mile; Strychnine second, Bailey
beating Suannonnoe out by half a length for
third place, others bolted. Time not taken.
Mutuals paid S22 80.
Ninh Rdce.-Selling race; all ages; one
and one-quarter miles. Starters-Farragut.
Amazon and Dodette. Dodette won in canter
by halt dozen lengths; Amazon second |
lime, 2:243. Farragut came in a quarter |
OF mile behind with a broken bride rein. |
The judges Investigated the m after and de- |
cided not TO change the positions at the |
finish, but declared all pools and bets off.
Tenth Rdce.-Owners' handicap; all ages;
-hiSC quHtcISl Ol mile. StarIerS-Olea0, |
Bell Boy, Athlestone, Intrinsic Lizzie S., |
Good Night, Clifton Belle, Little Joker, Ma
ME W., Baby and Jack Haverley. At the
'tart Bell Boy took the lead and held it
by an open length from the field for nearly
half mile, then Lizzie S. moved up ac-
'ompanied by Good Night. The latter won
~ half length; Lizzie S, seeond half
ength before Baby third, Intrinsic fourth,
Mamie W. fifth, Bell Boy sixth. Athlestone
eventh, Clifton Belle eighth, Little Joker
linth, Olean tenth, Jack Haverly last
lime, l :2l4. Mutuals paid S34.
Eteuenh Rdce.-All ages maiden allow
nces; one and one-half miles. Starters
Elanders, Pope Leo and Ed Reardon.
flanders won in canter BY dozen lengths;
Pope Leo second, Ed Rsardon last. Time,
:66f. Mutuals paid IS 80.
IweLfh Race.-For maiden tws-year-olds;
ve-eighths of a mile. Starters-McGinty,
'igil Friday filly, and idlespot. Idlespot
ron by a neck; Slocum second, Vigil Friday
lily, third, McGinty last Time, :09.
futuals paid S17 so.