Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-10

Chicago Races.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Despite threaten
ing weather, nearly 5000 people attended
the races at Washington Park. The
track was ankle deep in mud.
First Race.-0ne mile, for all ages,
penalties and allowances Starters: Ex-
plorer, Lady Reber, Bagdad, Roger East
man, Grey Cloud, Rookie, Littlefellow,
Josco, Nat Cramer, Adventurer and
Midnight. Grey Cloud won in COM
mon gallop by ten lengths; Roger East
man second, a half length in front Of
Littlefellow third. Tine-1:53i. Paris
mutuals paid $42 20.
Second Race.-Drexel Stake, for three
year-old colts, mile winning penalties.
Starters: Rapido, Irish Pat, Troubadour,
Pegasus, Volante and Alf Estell. Vo-
lante cut out the running to the half,
where Troubadour was second and Irish
Pat third. Irish pat ran into the lead
stretch he was first by neck, with Vo-
lante second, Troubadour third, Alf
Estell fourth. A driving finish followed,
Irish Pat winning by nose from Vo-
lante, with Alf Estell third, length
away. Time-1:50. Paris mutuals paid
S52 20.
Third Race.-Selling purse, for two
year olds. Uncle Dan won by one and
| one-half lengths, B. G. Bruce second,
| and Osceola third. Time-l 30. Paris
mutuals paid sl7 50
Fourth Race-One and one-fourth
| miles, all ages, with penalties and allow
ances. Starters: Matinee, Slipalong,
Volo, Brandywine, Valet, Esther John
and Thady. Matinee won easily by two
| lengths, Volo second, two lengths in
front of Valet, third. Time-2;003
Paris mutuals paid SO.
| Fifth Rdce-One and one eighth mile
heats, with winning penalties. In the
first heat, the starters were Santa Clau9,
/ Lucky b., Effie Fl and Ultimatum. Efie
H., won by four lengths; Ultimatum sec
ond, one-half length in front of Lucky
B., third. Time-2:074. In the second
heat, Ultimatum won by neck; Lucky
| B. second, Efie III. third. Time-2:0S4
In the third heat Effie H. led to within
the last 100 feet of the wire, when Ulti-
matum gave her the eo-by and won by a
length. Time-2:0Sl. Paris mutuals
| paid s12 40.
!Sigt! Racs.-One mile for ali ages,
penalties and allowances. Starters: Pat
Dennis, Jim Douglas, Slipaway, Mona,
McBowling, Irish Lass, Joe Murray,
Berlin and Col. Clark. Mona won by a
length, Jim Douglas second, one and
one-half lengths in front of Pat Dennis
third. Time-1;50i Mutuals, s25 GO
| POOLS AND ENTRIES TO-DAY.
| The following are the entries, weights
and pools for tomorrow races at Wash
ington Park:
| First Rdce.-One mile, for three year
olds: Eva Britton, 113 bounds, $1S; Guy,
dette, 10S pounds, $50; Exile, 1l3 pounds
$50; Constellation, 103 pounds, $50
Amanda Brown, 103 pounds, $50; Oul
Friend, 11S pounds, $23.
Second Rdce.-Quickstep Stakes, one.
half mile, for two year olds. Molly Nc.
Carly, 102 pounds, S33; Vie, 102 pounds
$31; Hazel Kirke, 102 pounds, SO; Mis-.
sion. l02 pounds, S25; Enright, 10,
| pounds, s65, Wanderer, l45 pounds, $2f
/ Kirkman, isi ;a5 pounds, SIC; Lancaster
105 pounds, $50; Stony Batter, l0i
pounds, $27i Trance, l07 pounds, $2s
. Hattie Carlisle, 107 pounds, S2S; Tartar
J 107 pounds, S41; Alfaretta, 107 pounds
| s25; Marmoset, l07 pounds, 500; Syntax
t no pounds, s25; Primero, ITO pounds
! $25; Engleside, 110 pounds, S27; Boneta
112 pounds, $25; Mamie Hunt; u.
} pounds, sl2;; Bankrupt, lis pounds, s56
Blue Wing, lis pounds, $40; King o
Norfolk, 1l5 pounds. S3l; Uncle Dan
| liz pounds, $50.
Third Race.-Two miles. for all ages
= Bob Miles, 1lS pounds, 800, April Fool