Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-23

The tally-ho was a center of attraction
| novel and pleasing spectacle.
The detectives were blue. There were
no crooks that they could spot.
Five days more of good sport on the
Memphis Jockey Club course.
Louisville book-makers are all lame.
The last races there crippled them.
THE number of ladies present gave the
grounds quite a gay and festive air.
Twenty-six horses ran yesterday-an
entire change of programme each time.
Ellsworth, of Brighton Beach, has pur
chased Tennyson from Burnham & Kim
bal.
Capt. Caesar Weatherfords Flora T. ap-
peared as hurdle racer for the first time
yesterday.
John 6. Hambrick, of st. Louis, a
prominent pool-seller and turtle, is at the
Peabody.
The great horse show opened at New
York yesterday. President Arthur was
not present.
Col Montgomery's nobby four-in-hand
tally-ho was the talk of the town and was
much admired.
Bob Harlan asks a suspension of public
opinion as to his case until he can have
another examination.
Deputy-sheriffs, policemen and justices
OF the peace We're as thick as leaves
about the pool stands.
4 Ella, Greenland, Trafalgar and Reveler
are the horses George Lorillard will run
at Baltimore thjs week.
The APPEALis much indebted to Mr..
John Graham, assistant secretary of the
Memphis Jockey Club, for courtesies.
The toilets of the ladies on the grand
stand were much admired yesterday. All
the latest styles were represented.
Capt. B. w. Model, OF Louisville, KY,
and j r. Sweeney, of Paris, KY, with
a stable OF horses, are among the visitors.
The race between Maiolica and Trinkett
at the Gentlemen's Driving Association,
New York, was postponed until October
25th.
Joe Donohue says he could have bought
Dan X and Bramble at one time forSI5OO.
He telegraphed for the money but friend
went back on him.
Messrs. T. A. andT. s. Powers, of Powers
Il Sons, OF Decatur, H., the owners Of
Aztec and other famous flyers, are here tc
witness the races.
Many pair of gloves was wagered and
| lost yesterday. The ladies bet on the
horses with the pretty names; so did the
crowd, and both lost.
RC. Pate sold his three-year-old brown
gelding Baccarat, by Bonnie Scotland ou
OF Bobinet by Brown Dick, to Forbes, o
Woodstock, Canada.
Secretary Ed Hart had his hands full
4 yesterday. Between the races and tn,
/ cotton-shippers he has hardly time to ca
/ or slppn Hut ba can stand II
/ DIR. B. Lemley, of Jackson, Miss, il
/ busy among the horsemen in the interes
| of the meeting which opens there on tn,
/ 18th instant and continues six days,
The jockeys and horse-trainers dom
give any tips worth relying upon, bu
they use their knowledge for their own ad
vantage and bet their money freely.
A great many who remembered the fal
Annie q. got last season were surprised t
see her run rs spry as she did She was
surprise TO some Of the knowing ones.
Tomorrow the Pimlico Stakes-one mil
and five furlongs, for all ages-will be rul
at Baltimore. This is a sequel to the Mon
mouth Stakes and District of Columbi
Stakes.
The weather turned cold about o'cloc
and those who wore overcoats had tn
edge. Several gentlemen declared the,
had been offered So for their ulsters 70
the evening.
Becker, who was recently ruled off q
Louisville, is an undertaken and lives q
Hendersonville, Ky. His latest under
taking was evidently not according to tn
rules of the turf.
Redmond, the jockey who was thrown i
the steeplechase, is expected to be a
right in a few days. He was severel
bruised about the head and side, but hi
injuries are not serious.
Foxhall is again offered for sale by Nj
Keene, and it is quite likely that the New
market hero of 1881 will never see his NJ
tive land again, as the English are almos
certain to purchase him.
DIR. w. r. Tompkins, of Gallatin, Tenn
has sold to parties in Louisville his ba
flly, two years, by Brigadier, frol
Henrietta West, by Harry of the Wes
SAYS the Nashville AmericUR. Price, $50
VIM. H. Chopper, James Palmer, Ma
Doran, Samuel Duff, Jack Bachelor, Lo
Powers, Charles Naupel, Henry Langfor,
Bud Langford, John Carter, Henry Ca
ter and Capt. Dan Kinny are taking in til
races.
The Nashville american says that Milto
Young is going back to the turf, and h;
secured the services of Brown Dick (Edwi
, Brown, who trained for him before, an,
with Boatman, Bootjack and others, VIC
, him many races.
! Walton has entered Reverberation
the International Two-Y ear-Old Pla
of 1000 sovereigns, to be run at Kemptc
! Park, England, in July of next year, ar
Keene has entered the bay colt by CIR
: morne out of Rustic Queen.
The published list of entries for the i
augural running meeting of the Washin
; ton Club, Chicago, next July, shows
total of S92, comprising Representative
from the finest stables OF the East al
( West. The purses offered aggrega
$4,000.
The bookmakers did good busine
Yesterday On the steeplechase the
wagered eight to five against Harriso
Other bets were five to two against Asce
y der, three to two against Annie e., elev'
to FIVE against Zamora, and even {
eleanor against the field.
q The following well-known turfmen a
: here from Nashville: Hayme st. Cla
+; Capt. Dan Kinney, Walter Scott, Dem
d McCarty. Henry Langford, John +. Cart,
g Henry Carter, Capt. sam Donelson, Bl
IanCiord, ir., Geo. Rice, Col. Geo. Darde
Henry Brown and Ed Gardner.
!, Mr.. C. McGrath, nephew of the Ia
. II. Frice McGrath, OF McCfrathiana stI
Q farm. Kentucky Is in the city in the j
Q terest of the Greenvilie meeting. The
gentlemen are assisted in their efforts
= Ali SasSamen, who is familiar with
horsemen and turf matters generally.
Among those on the track yesterd
a were Waiter Scott, Dennis McCarty, ].
|. Palmer, Harry st. Clair and Reub
Greenfield. of Nashville; Wm. Brown al
Z Henry johnson, of Louisville; Geo. Ry
of Little Rock; - Sheppo, of New Yor
Dan Kinney and Joe Zanone, Nashville.
Walton & Keene will run horses at t
T, English st. Leger in 1885. The former 1
b, entered Reverberation, "a Lady Blanche CO
and the latter his bay colt, by King
=, fonso out of Janet, and the English-br
=, colt, by Cremorne out of Rustic Queen,
King Tom, grandam Maid OF Perth,
d, Blair Athel
K The Nashville AmcricGa says that
w l.. Cassidy, of ST. Louis, Mo-, has p
y chased OF DIR. Franklin, Of Gallatin, Ten
o. the brown colt (yearlins), by imp. Gle
" garry, dam Hop, by Harry OF the We
l.. oui Q: Waltz, by Lexington. This youl
ster is we'll bred, and ought to be hes
i; from on the turf.
The names and colors of the winni
jockeys and their horses were as folloy
VS. Ascender, Withers Jockey, blue and VII
stripes; Annie e., Taylor jockey, cher
h. white hoops and cap; Zamora, n
2, Jockey, crimson, old gold sash; Ma
Rapture, Barnes jockey, blue and gr
lie Carter H. Harrison, Stewart jockey, gr
q, and orange.
h. SPORTS ELSEWHERE.
OF Brighton Beach Races
,0; NEW YoRK October 22.-Brighton Be;
races Holvrood Garfield Butterc