Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-09

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Ouida by neck for place. Time--1:44a.
Second Race.-Six furlongs; two
year old fillies, with non-winning allow
ances. Starters: Cuban Queen, Bastante,
Trance, Estrella, Flora L., Mamie Hunt
and Juliette. Mamie Hunt taking the
lead when the flag fell, was never headed,
and won by two lengths from Estrella,
the favorite, which led Flora L. by three
lengths for place. Time-1 Is. Paris
mutuals paid $1S7 60.
Third Race.-Washiugton Park Cup,
all ages; two miles and d quarter. Start
ers: Freda, Lucky B., Modesty Binette
and Bob Miles. Pools-Modesty, $335
Binette, $500; Lucky B., $85; field, $75.
Freda made the running for mile and
three-quarters, the pace being slow
one, when the favorite, coming through
from fourth place like a rocket, assumed
command of the party Rounding the
stable turn there was general closing
up of the ranks, and the pace became
terrific. Entering the stretch Modesty
showed first by half length, Bob Miles
neck in front of Binette third, Freda
fourth, and Lucky B. bringing up the
rear. Modesty coming on won hands
down by three lengths from Bob Miles,
who beat Binette by length and a
half for place. Time-4:034. Paris mu-
tuals paid SO 80.
Fourth Race-Mile heats, selling al
lowances. Starters: Ed Butts, Find
Out, Chill, Phil Lewis, r. Monee, The
Ute, Falsoner and Hazaras. Pools !:
Hasaras, $500; r. Monee, $35; Chill, $26;
Falconer, S25, aud the field, $26. In the
first heat Phil Lewis made the Famine
for over half the distance when Hazarus
Joined issue with him. Falcener came
with a rush In the last 200 feet and took
second place, Hazarus winning by a nose
only, with Phil Lewis a close third.
l ime-l Ip the second heat Ed
Dutts ,ead from the start to the finish
and won by length, aud The Ute second
four lengths in front of Hazarus third.
Time "A. In the third heat Butts
led from the start to the finish and won
by three lengths. Tims-1 ;45. Paris
mutuals paid 1896 so.
Fifth Race--Steepleehase, over short
course. Pools: Obermeyer, 500. Slo-
cum, s37; Ascoli. $780, Niphon. sl2. Slo-
cum led from the start to the finish
Obermeyer falling at the first stone wall
Slocum won by neck; Ascoli second
Niphon third. Time-3:004. Paris mu-
tuals paid s22.
POOLS AND ENTRIES TO-DAY.
Entries, weights and pools tor to-nrior.
l row races are as follows
First Race.-Explorer, los pounds
Lady Reber, los pounds; Bagdad, liz
pounds; Midnight, lib pounds; Roger
Eastman, 80 pounds Gray Cloud, 81
pounds; Iosco,, ITO pounds; Littlefellow
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! AdventVrer, ff6 pounds. No selling.
Second Race.IThe Drexel Stakes, fol
three year olds, one mile: Rapido, Il;
Joe Cotton, 125 pounds, $11O; Trouba
dour, 123 pounds, s110; Irish Pat, lis
pounds, s95; Pegasus, lis pounds, $65
Third Race. = Three quarters of {
mile, for two year olds; B. G. Bruce, 81
pounds; $50; Enduref, 81 pounds, $27
Miss Bowler, 81 pounds, S26; Monte
yuma, 80 pounds, s26; Linda, 95 pounds
$25; Osceola. 95 pounds, $25; Uncl
Dan, 81 pounds, S24; Juliette, 95 pounds
| s21.
Fourth Raee.-one and one-quarte
miles, fer all ages; maiden and nonwin
ming allowances; Valet, 1O7 pounds
s125; Lemau, 112 pounds, 800; Matinee
l03 pounds, SO; Volo, 81 pounds, S33
Brandywine, 81 pounds, $780, Thady, IL
pounds, $25; Father John, 81 pounds
s2l; Slipalopg, 80 pounds, $40.
Fifth Race.-One and one eight mil
heats. Ultimate, 80 pounds, $155; Luck
B., 115 pounds, 500; Santa Claus, IL
pounds, $50; Effie H., 110 pounds, S55.
Sisth Race.---0ne mile for all ages
Jim Douglass, 100 pounds, $50; Mona
113 pounds, 50; Col. Clam; los pounds
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