Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-01
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, September 30.-There has
been continuous bad weather, bad track,
and small attendance.
First Race Purse of $3.50, three-quar-
ters of mile. Starters: Moonshine Fuller,
Phil Lee q. Crittenden), Red Girl wv.
Jones). Betting: Moonshine $50, Red
Gill, $40, and Phil Lee SIS. Moonshine
and Rsd Girl ran half q length apart to
the head of the stretch. where Moonshine
took the lead, with Phil Lee second. Moon
SHINE was not headed and wen handily by
three lengths; Phil Lee second, Red Girl
bad third. Time-l:2l. No mutuals
The winner was sold at an advance of $500
TO Milton Young.
Second Race.-The great American stall
lion stake, one miie and three quarters.
Lord Coleridge IT. jones', Lepanto MUIR
phy), Spsulding (Stovsl) Clay Pate (Ful-
ler). Non starters: Edith and Maggie 81.
Betting: Clay Pate, 500; Lspauto, $40;
Lord C0leridge, $50; Spaulding $40. Lord
Coleridge took the lead, Clay Pate second,
Lepanto third. At the end of the first
half mile Clay Pate went to the front, in
creased his lead as he went on, was never
headed and won in canter by two
lengths; Lepanto second, SpauldiDg a very
bad third. Time-3:lS. No mutuals.
Third Rdce.-Purse of S400, three e-quarter
mile heats. Starters: Beitiua (FulieT),
Forest Godfrey, Moonlight (Matthews),
and Susie P. (Freeman) First heat-bet-
ting: Forest, $3.50; Bettina, $40; Moon-
light, $50; Susie p, $40. Forest led, Moon
light second. Forest was never headed,
and won easily by two lengths; Moon
light second, Bettina third, Susie P.
disranced. Time-1:20. No mutuals.
Second heat-Forest barred, Moonlight,
$50: Bettine, S25. Forest led by length
at the start. He was never headed, and
won easily by two lengths; Moonlight
second, Bettina poor third. Time-l :2l.
No bid for the winner. No mutuals.
Fourth RGce.-Purse, S400, one mile and
iiye-eighths,, Starters; ultimatqm (R.
Hsrrisl, Lucky B. (Nillerl, Vergie Hearne
| (Fuller), Expert Godfrey. Betting: Ex-
pert, SIS; Ultimatum, SO; Lucky b. and
| Vergie H,a,ne, S25. At the start Vergie
| Hearne led, closely followed by Expert
and Ultimatum. There was no change
back to the star ting point, where Ul'i-
matum went to the front and was never
headed, aud won easily by five lengths !;
Vergie Hearne second, Expert a poor
third. Time-3;02. No mutuais.
ENTRIES AND BETTING TO DAY.
Entries, weights snd betting for to-
morrow:
First Rdce.-Purse of $500, thrse-quar-
| ters of a mile. Glenlocb, 90 pounds, 500;
Lavins, So pounds, IS; Revoke, 10 pounds,
$50; Irish Lass, S5 pounds, $40; Kershaw,
IS pounds, So Mocking Bird, 80 pounds,
IS.
Second Rdce.-The Sanford stake, one
mile. Mary Payne, 100 pounds, $50; Kirk
man, 1l3 pounds, $500; Alfsre,ts, 107
pounds. SIS; Free knight, l03 pounds,
SIS.
| Third Race Purse of $500. one mile
| and one-Riphth Biddy Bowling 81 pounds
$lS5; Clay Pate, 100 pounds, 500; Ids
Hope, 81 pounds, $l25; Ultimatum, 81
pounds, Sll0; Msnitou, 50 pounds, 800
Idle Pat, ,l0l pounds, SIS; Volo, 81 pounds
1915.
Fourth Race. - Purse of $500, seven
righths of mile. John Morris, ,SS pounds
SIS; Moonshine, 96 pounds, $50; Phi
Lee, los pounds, S65; John Golfer, 81
pounds, $40; Hottentot, 10 pounds, SO.
Fifth Rdce.-Hspdicsp Sweepstakes, on,
mile and half. Doubt, 30 pounds, S25