Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-25
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 24.-To- days races were
well attended. Five spirited contests on the
card; weather fair, attendance large, track
in capital shape, and betting fair. Officers
of the day: Judges-General Robinson,
John S. Clark and Major B. G. Thomas.
Others same as yesterday.
First Race.-Club purse, $3.50, of which $50
goes to second horse; one mile. Starters
Capias, Belle of the Highlands, Wendover,
Joe Murray, Pinafore, Monogram and Duke
of Kent.
PooLs.-Duke of Kent, Sl10; Pinsfore 800;
Beele of the Highlands, $50; Wendover, $50;
Monogram, $40; the field, $50. Book betting
was five to one against Duke Of Kent and
Pinafore, three to one against Belle of the
Highlands, eight to one against Monogram,
ten to one against Capias and Wendover and
twenty to one against Joe Murray.
Monogram won in a canter by four lengths;
Capias second, Joe Murray third, Belle Of
the Highlands fourth, Pinafore fifth, Duke
of Kent sixth, and Wendover last. Time
1:44a. French pools paid $40 5S.
Second Rdce.-Magnolia Stakes; all ages;
S25 entrance; $500 added, of which 500 goes
10 second horse; three quarters of a mile
heats. Starters-Standoff, Pride, Lizzie s.,
Fellowplay and Bootjack.
First Heat PooLs.-Bootjack, $500; Fellow
play, $120; Lizzie s., $95; the field, $50.
Book betting was seven to ten against Boot
jack, three and a half to one against Fellow
play, four to one against Lizzie s., and ten
to one against the others.
Bootjack won the heat by head; Fellow
play second; Standoff third, Pride fourth,
Lizzie s. last, pulled up. Time-I :153
Second Heat Pools.--(Boo out) Lizzie
s., $50; FeIlowplay, $40; the field, S25. No
book betting.
Lizzie S. won the heat by length; Boot
jack and Pride ran dead heat for the
second place; FeIlowplay fourth, Standof
last. Time-1: :162.
jack, $3.50. Book betting was one TO three
against Lizzie S., and five to four against
Bootjack.
Bootiack won the heat and race by
length; Lizzie second, Pride third. Time
1:219. French pools paid S. go.
Third Race.-Selling race; purse $3.50, of
which $50 goes to the second horse; usual
conditions, one and one-eighth miles. Start
ers-Eli, Maniac, Rochester, MamieO., Caro-
line B., Regicide, Fair Count, Fatinitza,
Lutte String and Claretta.
Pools.-Fatinitza, $500; Fair Count, $500;
Rochester, $50; Regicide, $40; the field, S175.
Book betting was three to two against Fair
Count, three to one against Fatinitzs, five to
one against Regicide, seven to one against
Rochester, and twenty TO one against the
others.
Fatinitza won by three parts of length;
Fair Count second, Rochester third, Mamie
o. fourth, Lutte String fifth. Regicide sixth,
Maniac seventh, Eli eighth. Time 81.
tered at $1,000, and sold at $I51 over that
price.
Fourth Racc.-Club purse, 5000, of which
$50 goes to second horse; fve-eigbts of
mile. Starters-Willie Parker, Buckden
filly, Cleaner, Fiona, Garfield, Hickory Jim,
Wardance FLY, Mammonist, Monarchist
gelding, Tom Bowling colt, DIR. Carrigan and
Tonawanda.
Pools.-Mammonist 500; Tonawanda, $40;
the field, $40. Book betting was four to five
against Mammonist, three to one against
five to one against Hickory Jim
and Buckden illy, and ten to twenty to one
against the others.
The race was decided at the start, for
Mammonist jumped away like a quarter
horse, four lengths in the lead, and won by
six lengths; Hickory Jim second, Cleaner
third. DIR. Carrigan fourth, Fiona fifth, War
dance FLY sixth, Garfield seventh, Tom Bow
ling colt eighth, Arcola gelding ninth, Buck
den FLY tenth, Willie Parker eleventh, and
Tonawanda last. Time-I :02. French pools
paid 50 40.
Fifth Race.-Handicap steeplechase; purse,
s400, OF which $75 goes TO second horse;
about two and one-eighth miles. Starters
Miss Malloy, Guy, Glasgow and George Bur
nett.
Rools.-Glasgow, $3.50; the field, $50. Book
betting was two to five against Glasgow, three
10 one against Guy, and i've to one against
he others.
Miss Malloy won by two lengths; Judge
Burnett finished second, but was placed last
or missing hurdle in the field; Guy sec
,nd, Glasgow third. Time-4:162. French
POOLS paid $36.