Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-03

oIk Sllyi Nlce-preSlueuU, ISUepDen
Terry, Hartford, Conn; treasurer, f. p
Kendall, Worcester, Mass, and secre-
tary, Eugene Aaron, Philadelphia.
Another GOOD Days Sport at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Ten thousand peo-
pie witnessed the races at Washin gton
Park to-day. The weather was warm
and pleasant and the track smooth, but
trihe hard
First Race.-Five furlongs, two year
olds, penalties and allowances. Starters:
Juiette, Ingleside, Monica, Hunt, Min
ME st. John, Ida Burke, jim Grey,
Missel, Tartar, Winona, Orgrette,
Cuban Queen, Hazel Kirke, Estella,
Willie Martin, Couee and Bastante
Tartar took the lead the first few strides,
Estella second, Jim Grey third. Time
LOB. Paris mutuals paid SIS 20.
Second R1ce.-One mile, all ages.
Starters: Red Girl Jim Douglass, Katie
Fletcher, Ten Booker and Modesty.
Pools: Modesty $500, Jim Douglass $500,
field S41. Modesty jumped to the lead
when the drum tapped, followed by Katie
Fletcher and Jim Douglass. Jim Doug
lass ran into second place on the back
stretch and at the half Modesty led by a
length only. Modesty came away again
on the upper turn and on entering the
stretch, but Douglass closed on her and
on entering the stretch the mare led by
half length only. Modesty came away
again in the straight and won handsomely
by a length; Jim Douglass second, a
head in front of Katie Fletcher third.
rime-1:41t. Paris mutuals paid IS 60.
The Californians all backed Jim Doug
lass and lost heavily.
Third Race-Boulevard Stakes, all
ages; miles and quarter. Starters:
Free'and, Volante, John Davis, Lofir,
Valet, Bootblack and Troubadour. Pools:
Freeland, $500; Volaute, Sl45; Lofin,
$40; Troubadour, $50; field, S25. Vo-
lante and Bootblack alternated in the
lead to the half, where Freeland was
fifth, when the latter ran into second
place on the sable turn, aud entering
the home stretch Volaute led by half
leugth only. Freeland drew away easily
in the straight aud won handily by two
lengths from Volante, the same distance
from Troubadour. Time-2:09 Mutu-
ais paid $40,
Fourth Rdce.-Selling, one mile and
furlong. Starters; Ouida, Roger East
man, Martindale, Nat Kremer, BopgIe.
Hazarus, Doubt, Ultimatum and Handy
Andy. n.-.- 40 "en IL sJ sS1iiTY III; ~ n.e
lengths; Handy Andy SEE" seoy''. = i'imaIuIl u
third. No time taken. Paris mutu1.-
paid SO 20. This was the fourth con-
secutive race Of the day that Corrigan
placed to its credit.
Fifth Race. = Hurdle purse. mile
heats. Starters: Ragdad, Athelstone,
Judge jackson, Elexor, Talleyrand and
Wimbledon. The first heat Talleyrand
won, with Wimbledon second, Elexor
third Time, 1:50l. In the second heat
Talleyrand raced right to front and won
easily by twenty lengths, Wimbledon
second, Elexor third. Time, 1:50f. Paris
mutuals paid S14 80 and So 80.
AN EXTRA DAY.
Tomorrow is an extra day at Washiag-
ton Park, there being five races on the
card Corrigan tonight offers to match
his chestnut mare, Modesty, against j i'm
Douglas. on the same terms as the race
run to-day, or at any weights they may
desire, for purse of $1,000 side OF more,
and there is every prospect of match be-
ing arranged to be run here during the
meeting. The entries and pools for to-
morrow are as fellows:
FIRST Race-One mile, for all ages.
Archbishop, 90 pounds, SO; Brilliant,
SO pounds, Sl0 Termsgaut, IS pounds,
SO; Ouida, SO pounds, $24; Polly Sales,
So pounds, SD; Hot Box, 80 pounds, $1S;
| Capt Wood, 105 pounds, Sc; Tennessee,
SO pounds, $54; Roger Eastmand, 80
pounds, SO; Gazette, LOG pounds, so;
Hillsboro, 103 pounds, IS; Bough, 9S
pounds, $50 David Kenny, 9S pounds,
So; Katala, IS pounds, Sl2; Slipalong,
lob pounds, $50; True Bor1, lis pounds,
IS; Hertegas, 100 pounds, sl2.
Second Race.-Five furlongs, Lis
tend, SIS pounds, S52: Sparland, 81
pounds, S54; Taxgather, 80 pounds,
S22; Blackfellow, s. pounds, SIG; Sow
erigu Pat, 109 pounds, $l60; Wash Tai
bot, 8 pounds, sos; Thady, 10l pounds,
$40; Explorer, 81 pounds, sos; Roanoke,
l01 pounds, S32; Santa Claus. lQi pounds,
So; Wellington, S4 pounds. s26; h.
Mouee, 93 pounds, $50; Glenr ,ck, so
pounds, SIS; Trollope, 81 pou ds, S44;
Chantilly, So poauds, S44; Actor, 81
pounds, so; Whispering, 50 pGsads, $40.
Third Rdce-For two year olds; six
Endurer, 10 pounds, $50; Linda, 105
pounds, $50; Ascoli, 105 pounds, S2s;
Lucas 107 pounds, $21.
Fourth Race.-One and one-quarter
| miles. George Angus, 96 pounds, SIC;
| Vanguard, 103 pounds, S95; Pat Dennis,
So pounds, SIG; Idle Pat, 96 pounds, sll;
Grismer, sc pounds, $42; Burr Oak, 81
mounds, S54; Exile, 79 pounds, S92;
Verona -. .,c''nds. $50; Valet, 96
pounds, 500; Father john, 81 pv,..'" WIS :
SIC; John Davis, 103 pounds, Sl02; Con-
stellatiop, 79 pounds, SIG; Slocum, &c
pounds, $42
FYfth Race-A dash oftwo miles over
eight hurdles. Stonington, 119 pounds.
S32; Wimbledon, 13S pounds, $50; As
coli, 153 pounds, $50.
Brighton Beach Races