Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-11
SPIRITED SPORT.
Five Rattiipx Races over the Chicago
Track, Two of which
Were Run from Start to Finish. and
Waa by a Nose.

CHICAGO, July 10-The attendance al
Washington Park to-day was again large
though the weather was cold and cloudy
spring overcoats and wraps being in good
demand The track was in fair condi-
ton, though not fast, and the sport was
of the most spirited description.
First Rdce-One mile, for three year
olds, penalties and allowances. Starters:
Our Friend, Amanda Brown, Constella-
tiop, Guidette, Eva Britton and Exile.
The race was a beautiful one, Exile
winning by a nose after a driving flush
from Amanda Brown, who beat Guidette
by nose for second place. Time-l:47.
Paris mutuals paid SO 80.
Second Raee.-Quiekssep Stakes, for
three year olds, onehalf mile. Starters
King cf Norfolk, Primero, Mollie Nc
Carthy's Last, Vie, Uncle Dan, Hattie
Carlisle, Tartar, Lancaster, Kirkman,
Trance, sfiss;ye, Syntax, Hazel Kirke,
Wanderoo, Marmoset, Mamie Hunt,
right, s23; King OF Norfolk, s17, Mar
moset, sis; Tartar, s15. There was, .
delay Of over forty, FIVE minutes AZ the
post. Starter Sheridan finally sent them
away in excellent shape, Wanderoo,
Bankrupt and Marmoset leading the
bunch. At the head of the stretch Mar
moset was first by neck, King OF Nor
folkE second, Trance third, Bankrupt
fourth and Enright fifth, the others
punching A turlong from home King
of Nosfolk shot to the front on the out
side and, coming oa, Le VQa handsomely
by length from Enright, whe bea.
Hattie Carlisle by half that distance fol
third place. Time-0:501. Paris mutuals
$40 so.
Third Rdce,"Two miles, 70; eli eyes
penalties and allowances Starters: Glen.
Fool, Glepdalia led for the first mile
when April Fool TSnt to the front, fol
the Fool until they entered the stretch
when Miles, coming away, won hand
down by a length, with April Fool sec
ond, Beechmore poor. third. Time
: 3:3St. Paris mutuals paid 49,
Fourth aa5s.asing aa5s.aSeaingg purse, one mile
and quarter. Starters: Virgie Hearne
Hanap, Idle Pat, r. Monee. John Davis
| led from the start to the finish and woI
| by three lengths, Taxgatherer second, &
| length in front of .Leman, third. Timi
I-2:10 Paris muthals paid IS 80.
Fifth Rdce.-Three- quarters of mil'
aSess nsa arens a aseS Ksd Gr PM anil he%s aUE
Chantilly, Tallyrand, Kalata, Lycurgns
| Sam Powers, Mary Hamilton, Nora NJ
| and Midnight. The first heat Lycurgu
| won by a nose, Red Girl second, by
nose in front of Phil Lewis, third
Time-1 ia. In the second heat Nora NJ
was first, Mary Hamilton second, Rec
| Girl third. Time-1:1Sa. In the thirt
heat Nora NJ. was first by two lengths
| Lycurgus second Time-1:192. Paris
mutuals paid S3l 80.
| POOLS AND ENTRIES TO-DAY.
The following are the entrio weight
and pools on tomorrow S races at Wash
ington Park:
First Race.-Three quarters Of mil
heats Peacock, 81 pounds, S.; Forest
100 pounds, 81; Disco, 112 pounds, s.
George Angus, 112 pounds, 50; Nodaway
9S pounds, S25; Jim Britton, 102 pounds
81; Hot-Box, 81 pounds, IS; Bay Rebel
lib pounds, IS; Bsgdad, 1l2 pounds, 3
Adventurer, 1l2 pounds, Sc.
Second Rdce.-One mile. Cuban Queen
81 pounds, 81; Jim Gray, 110 pounds
$50; Blaze Duke, ITO pounds, Sl5; b. G
Bruce, 112 pounds. S25; Clonee, 9
pounds, $S; Endover, 1901 pounds, s..
Third Rdce.-One and one-quarte
miles. Alf Estell, l1S pounds, Sl0O
Thistle, 11S pounds, $50.
Fourth Rdce.-0ne and one half miles
Swiney, l12 pounds, Sll5; Matinee, 10
pounds, s55; Ed Butts, so pounds, S35
Slipalong, 92 pounds, $21; Binette, IL
pounds, $50; Highfigbt, 100 pounds, $15
| Monocrat, 95 pounds, $40, Vanguard, 10
pounds, $40; Bootblack, 90 pounds, $40
Joe Cotton, 102 pounds, 500; Trouba
dour, Ill pounds, $40; Bob Miles. IL
pounds, so.
Fifth Race.-Mile heats. Lemon, II
pounds, $40; Hazarus.97 pounds, ,$65; Gu
| Friend, 100 pounds, S26; Falconer, 10
pounds, $40; Thady, liz pounds, sc