Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-07
THE LATONIA RACES
Fine Weather, Fair Track and Good
Sport-Five Interesting Events,
Won by
Doubt, Hermine.I Kosciusko, wadden,
Bryant and Judge JacksOn-Entries
{ and Betting for To-day.
A Bad Day for the FayOrites at Jerome
Park-All Beaten, with One
So Exception.

CIScIsNATI, O., October 6.-The weather
to-day was delightful and the track at
Latonia wss fair, being stiff only in spots.
The attendance was very good.
First Race.-Purse of $500, one mile.
Starters: Playfellow Cooper, Gallatin
lFuller), McBowling (StovaD, Mocking
Bird (B. Evsns), Bangle (Riley) Doubt
(Godfrey). Betting: McBowlin9, SO;
Doubt 300; Mocking Bird, $50; field,
$50. Doubt, Bangle and Gallstin raced
even for quarter Of mile, then Gailstin
showed in front, Doubt second, Mocking
Bird third, one length apart. On the lower
turn Doubt went to the front, increasing
his lead as he went, and won easily by
three lengths; McBowling second. Mock
ing Bird poor third. Time-1 :514. The
winner was bought in at an advance of
f30e. : No mutuals sold.
Second Race.-Purse of $500, one mile
and sixteenth. Starters: Nodaway Full
er), Hsrmine Dingley), Philip S. with
ers), Madison (Stoval. Non-staIter: Matt
nee. Betting: Philip s., $780, Hermine,
sos; Nodaway, S27; Madison, SIS. Philip
S. led, followed by Noda way and Her
mine. On the first turn Philip S. sulked
and was out of the race. Hermine then
took the lead, Madison second and Noda-
way third. There was no change to the
end. Hermine won by one length; Msdi-
son second, one length in front of Noda-
way, third. Time-l :56. No mutuals sold.
Third Race.-Purse of $500, one mile and
an eighth. Starters: Athlone (C. Riley),
Chance (Godfrey), Emma Manley (B.
Evans), Lady Wayward (R Harris, Mono
gram L. Jones), Kosciusko (StovaD. Bet
,iug: Lady Wayward, Sl25; Monogram,
sI15; Kosciusko, $50; field, $50. Cnance
led, Athlone second, Emma Manley third.
Chance held his lead to the quarter-pole,
where Kosciusko went to the front,
Chance and Lady Wayward close together
koseinsko was not headed, and won easily
by four lengths; Lady Wayward second,
Emma ManIey poor third. Time-2:ol
No nutusls sold.
Fourth Rdce-The Kimball stakes, three
quarters of mile. Starters: Miss Bimler
Godfrey, Grimaldi Il. Lewis), Phil Lee
u. Crittenden), Sis Himyar (Tankefsley),
Silver Cloud (Stova), Fabius (West),
Feliciter (Fuller), Wsddell Bryant (Tur-
ner), Endover, los pounds W. Jones);
John morris, I07 pounds (Richardson).
Betting: Silver Cloud S101, Sis Himyar
S75, Waddell Bryant S55, field S75. Fabius,
Feliciter and Silver Cloud were the first to
show at the end of three-eighths of a mile.
Silver Cloud took the lead, Felieiter second,
Waddell Bryant third. In the stretch Wad
dell Bryant went to the front and won
easily by length; Silver Cloud second,
two lengths in front of Grimaldi third.
Time-1:193 No mutuals sold.
Fiji Race.-Purse of $500, one mile
and one-fourth, over five hurdles. Start
ers: Athelstane (Bendix). Guy Henry,
Judge Jackson (Rutherford), King Dutch
man (D5wniBg) and Walter A. Howard
Betting: Guy, 500; Judge Jackson, f25;
King Dutchman, $25; field, SIS. At the
start Walter A. led, Judge Jackson second,
Athelatane third. Guy and King Dutch
| man we're at once, to all appearances,
| taken out of the race. Judge Jackson
went 10 the front at the half, was never
headed and won by three lengths; Guy,
who came with apparent determination at
| the fiji ish, after being sixteenth of q
| mile behind, finished second, King Dutch
| man third. Time-2:25. No mutuals
| were sold.
ENTRIES AND BETTING FOR TO-DAY.
The following are the entries, weights
| and betting on to-morrow's races at La
tonia:
FGst Race.-Purse of $3.50, seven fur
longs; Jim Douglas, llS pounds, ss5;
Conkling, 118 pounds, $50; Lady of the
Lake, ic2 pounds, SIS; Ketfina, SO
pounds, $40; Pink Cottage, 10 pounds.
$50: Cleaner, l15 pourds, S35; Lord Cliff
| den, lis pounds, 81; Billy Gilmore, ITO
pounds S25; the fald, $27, composed of
Spsrlsnd. l02 pounds; Lady Reber, 115
pounds; Chatter. SO pounds; Sam Walton,
95 pounds; Golden Phosbus, 100 pounds !;
Vim, So pounds; Maggie M, 50 pounds !;
Kensington, SO pounds; Kershaw, 80
pounds; Bangle, SO pounds; Littlefeliow,
96 pounds, and Nodawsy, 80 pounds.
iSecosd Race.-Purse of $500, three-quar-
ters OF a mile Eloise, 10Y pounds, $40 /;
Belle Of Louisville, 9S pounds, SO; John
Cotes So rounds, $40; Cynthiana, 9S
pounds, s.; Uncle Dan, lO2 pounds, $50
Carolina, l04 pounds, So; Virgie H, 98
pounds, SIS; Rochelle, los pounds, SIS
Frame, l02 pounds, so; Winona, 101
pounds, $50; Moonshine, 90 pounds, s25
MAY Lacy, 81 pounds, $40.
Third Race.-purse of $500, ,one mile snd
$50 yards. Powhattan, ITO pounds, S75 /;
Lucky B,100 pound, S12; Voo, "a pounds,
Sz5; Clay Pate, l01 pounds, $50; Keene,
90 pfunds, $50; Biddy Bowling, 102
pounds, S25.
Fourth Race.-The Springbok stakes,
one mile and five-eigbths. Tenbooker, 122
pounds $50; Irish Pat, l25 pounds. $50; Edi-
tor, lis pounds, $50; Lepanto, 113 pounds,
S25; Valisia, lis pounds, Sl0s
Fifth Race.-Purse of S500, one mile
heats, Forest, LOG pounds, S75; Irish Lass,
SO pounds, $50; Aretino, ITO pounds, $50.