The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-16
LOUISVILLE FALL MEETING
A FAIR ATTENDANCE AND INTER.
ESTING EVENTS.
Running at Brooklyn, and TrOttiDg
at Boston and Kansas City
Turf Notes.

noon, just enough to settle the dust
and make it pleasant. Attendance
fair.
Fad Race.-Mile heats, selling;
purse, $500; 500 to second. Starters !:
Ultimatnm 1857, Harris; Bootblack
(l0l), West; Sour Mash 1857, Cow
ipgton; Lizzie Carter (90), Myers
Monarch $50, Monahsn.
POols.-Boo,black, S25; Monarch ,$12 I;
Sour Mash, $40; field, So.
| After good start Bootblack came
first at the half mile pole, Monarch
second, Sour Mash third. At the
three-quarter Sour Mash took the lead
and, joined by Bootblack, they raced
MIC aud tuck to the wire, Sour Mash
getting the best by neck; Booth ack
second, two lengths in front Of Mon
arch, third. Time-1:45i. No mu-
tuals.
Second Heat.-Pools-So Mash,
S25; Bootblack, SIS; Uitimatum, SO !;
field, a.
To good start, Sour Mash came
first; Ultimatum second at the first
quarter, Lizzie Carter third. At the
half, Lizzie Carter first; Monarch Sec
ond, Sour Mash third. At the three
quarters all were punched, and COM
ing home all were driving. Sour Mash,
being the heetest, won by neck;
Ultimatum second, length in front
OF Bootblaek, third. Time-1:46. No
mutuals. Owner bought in his horse
at entered price.
Second Rdce.-One mile and one.
eighth. Purse OF $3.50, OF which $75 to
second. Starters: Bob Fisher (lO5),
L. Jones; Gold Ban (l18), Lewis;
Hopedele Ql2), Stoval; Effie H. (ll2),
Covington; Big Three Q0I, Harris;
Ls Sylpbide 112), Ray; Santa Anita
Belle (97), West; Warrenton (l12),
Johnson; Kirklsn (l0l), Cooper; I'm
Gle Dan (97), Farral.
Pools-Bob Fisher, $25; Gold Bar,
Sl5; Efiie H., 81; Hopedsle, S.; field,
$15.
There was quite delay at the post
on account OF the righteousness of the
different horses. Passing under the
wire, Hopedale led by quarter OF a
length, Santa Anita Belle second. At
the quarter pole Belle led, also at the
half; Gold Ban second. They ran
Tapped into the stretch, all close in,
aud after lively finish Fisher won
by length; Big Three second, half
length in front OF Gold Ban, third.
Tims-l:5S. No mutusls.
Third Race. - Three-f9urths OF
mile; purse of 500, all ages, $50 to
second. Starters: Kennebec (l06),
Higgins; Faster (97), Carroll; The
Slasher (1l5), West; Phil Lee (l12),
Lewis; Porter Ashe 1l2), Taylor;
Lord Clifden QlS), L. Jones; FinaIity
11S), Stoval; Tom Hood, (97) Harris;
Vulcan (l05), Covington.
PoolS.-The Slasher, $25; Finality,
$l7; Faster, So; field, $l4.
They started out OF the chute and
quite delay was caused by Fasters |
bad temper. He tried to turn several
somersaults before getting off, and |
when they did he had the lead, with |
Tom Hood close up. Turning into the |
stretch Finslity led by a length, The |
Slashes second, Tom Hood third, Fast
er fourth. They ran in this order to
the defiance pole, where Hood, COM
ing along rapidly, held the lead to the
wire, winning by length and half;
Finally second, length in front OF
KenneSec, third, Time-l;l5. No
MutualS.
Fourth Race.-Three.quarters of a
mile, conditions same as third race.
Starters: Lite Fellow (l00), Cooper;
Blue Hood 900, Dingley; Chatter
900, Johnson; Violin (ll5), Arnold;
Watch EN- 900, Avery Vinista
Q00), Hathaway; Archbishop (l15),
Farrali Tommy Cruise (l00), Wilson;
Fellow Brock (105), Myers; Andila
Q09), Covington.
Pools Little Fellow, SOS; Vinista,
S1l; Violin, So; Chatter, So field, S25.
They again started out of the chute.
Watch EN- and Vinists were left at
the post. Blue Hood jumped off frs.
and held the lead into the stretch,
where he was joined by Violin and
Little Fellow. There was lively race
to the wire, Violin winning by a
lenth; Blue Hood second, length
and a half in front of Little Fellow,
third. Time-115f. No mutua's,
Fifth Race. Five furlongs, the Belle
Meade stakes, $500 added, of which
500 to second. Starters Kingstock
ll0), Taylor; Passion Q07), Farral;
Nick FINER (ll0), L. Jones; Tate
Greek (l10), Cooper; Banuail (lI0),
Dingley; Goliah lllS), West; Ban
Yam 1l0), Stoval; Insolence (l10),
Lewis; Banburg 900, Arnold; Lucky
Girl 400, Rogers; Mahoney Q10),
Harris; Outcome (l07), Coviugton;
Miss Hight 900, Flowers; Lombard
l07), Barnes; Harry Glenn (ll0),
Haggins; Laura F. Q07), Myers.
POols.-Field, S25; Ban Yam, $11;
Golian, 50; Mahoney, 81; Lombard,
SO.
To struggling start Ban Yam get of
first, Kingstock second. They ran in
this order to the head OF The stretch;
Lombard third. Here Goliah shot out
Of the bunch, and coming in won cas-
lily by a length; Ban Yam second, a
length in front OF Banna'l, third.
Time :02. No mutuals. In this race
lnsolence ran off half mile after the
finish before the jockey could control
him.
WEIGHTS AND POOLING FOR ToDAY's
EVENTS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September b.
fNllOWluk diO tuO MtlkubS anu pUOllDK |
on tomorrow's events:
First Race. Mile and 500 yards, eel
ing, John Sullivan 1857, SIS; Tax
gatherer goa, $3.50; Warrington (l04),
800; War Sign (lll), SIS; Bob Swimm
(l0S), S55; Sir Peter an, $40.
Second Rdce.--Mile and an eighth,
selling. Ligan (10S), $50; Little Eel
low (ll0), SlSr Warrenton (ll0), Sll;
Jim Nave (l06), $50; Pat Sheedy (l05),
SOS; Bob Swimm (ll0), S25.
Third Rdce.-The Cash handicap,
mile and quarter. Punka Ql2),
$40; Wanderoo (95), Sal; Montana
Regent (l05), 5000; Sir Joseph Q10),
S175; King Robin (97), S35; Santa
Anita Belle (9S), $l2; Lijero (9S), $50;
Annie Woodstock 1857, sci; Sis
Himysr 600, S45; HighA'ght
Ql0), $50.
Fourth Race Mile and one-six-
tenth. Joseph II. Q05), S35; Music
Box (l05), IS; Destruction (l0S), 81;
Lady Hamilton (95), $40; Revenge