The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-14
NEWS OK The RACE TRACK
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE
MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB.
Names OF Famous Flyers Engaged
Results at Brighton and La
tOnia Yesterday.

The official programme for the fall
meeting Of the Memphis Jockey Club
was Issued yesterday, and contains
promise OF good sport. The meeting
will continue five dsys, beginning
Tuesday, October 26th, For the first
day there are five races on the card,
including the Peabody Hotel Handi-
cap, one mile and a furlcng, for
which the following hors:s are en-
tered:
Jim Gray (S), lis lbs: Aretino (6),
113 lbs; Hopsdale (D, ITO lbs;
Spslding az, ITO lbs; Sir Joseph (3),
Ito lbs; Lizzie DIVER (4), ITO lbs.;
Puuka az, l0S lbs /; Bonnie S, ~, los
lbs; Ihsh Pat (4), los lbs; 0'Fallon
(S), 10Y lbs. Mona (5), 105 lbs King
Robin (5), 100 lbs; Warrenton az
100 lbs Dancing Kid (4), 100 lbs. /;
Little Joe (6), 100 lbs. Panama (3),
9S b.; Pat Sheedy (3), 95 lbs. Cub IN
Queen (S), 95 lbe.; Jim Nave a, %
los. Ha'tle Carlisle (3), 90 lbs; Ligan
(5), % lbs. 4; Enms Manley (6), 9S
lbs; Lucas (S), % lbs; Gray Cloud
(4), 90 lbs; Peacock (4), 90 lbs; II :
Jus (4), 90 his; Boomerang t4) 80
lbs; Parnell (3), IS lbg.; Barbara a.,
IS lbs. Dousman (3), IS lbs; Probus
(3), So BIS. Des ructlon (3), IS lbs
For the second day there are four
racep, including the Castor Hotel
stakes, for two year Odds, three'quar-
tiers of mile, for which the following
entries have baen made: Brother
Ban, Oh. C by King Bln--War Reel (;
D. T. Palsitsr. John Gray, ch. c., by
MonaIchst-Alice Gray; Gray X Co.
Alimony, b. f., by Powhattan-Patri-
mony; Highland Park Stock Farm.
Queen Alfonso, r. f., by King Alfonso
Simplicity; Highland Park S oCll
Farm. Bxby, b. c., by Ononda0a-
Beatrice; G. NJ Rye. Slickaway, b.
c., by st. Martin-Hypacia; G, M.
Rye. Breakdown, blk. e., by Vir'
ginius-Rosalie; VIM. Mu ky. Para
gon, CHI. c., by P'enip,-W hizEig
Mack Lowden. Nina B b. f., by Vol
tigeur-Miss Hit; @. ii. B ackett.
Belle Bracket, 6. t., by Miner Rose
McDtrmott; G. III. Brackett. Foster,
b. g., by Faustus-Lightheslt; l.. r
Ket hum. Ban Yam, CHI. c, by Imp.
King Ban-Hiva; w. o. Scully. With
row, Oh. c., by Long Bow-Linda
Lewis; A. B. Goodwin. Volcano, b. c.,
by Volturno- Experience Oaks; Mike
Walsh. Mouongahela, b. f., by Count
LaGrauge-Sweet Bay; James Surget.
Allegheny, CHI. f., by Count LaGrange
Mary Forrest; James Surget. Tom
Hood, b. C, by Virgil-La Belle Hell
enc; J. 7. Williams. Hahony, CHI. c.,
by King Alfonso B itomart; j. 7.
Williams. Union Jack, b. o., by Fern
cliffs- Banaretto, w. II. Williamson.
-, b. ( by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w, II. Williamson. Steve Jerome,
CHI. c., by Lisbon Peaceful; Il. Corri-
gan. Nellie b br. T., by Eo9uirers-
benny Mead; s. s. Brown. Kate b
blk. f., by Hyder Ali-Jennie Rowets;
s. S. Brown.
The third Days races will consist Of
four interesting events, one'of ak fur
longs, and the others OF one mile, one
and three-sixteenth miles, ando one
aud one,quarter miles, respectively
The entries will not be closed unit
Tuesday, October 26.h. -,
The fourth days events will be o
unusual interest, covering a sellipol
race for mi o and hall a furloDg, cell
ing race, six furlongs, . mile heat
race, and the Gayoso Hotel sweep
stakes, mi Q and qusrter, for which
the following cracks have entered
Sir Joseph, Jim Gray, Hopedale, Pun
ka. Mona. O'Fallon, War Sign, Haiti,
Carlisle, Panama, Warrenton, Wanke
sha, Wicklow, Alley, Rowdy Boy
Hiberna, Gray Cloud, Parnell, Boom
erang and Hszarup.
The fifth days events will embrace
selling race seven furlongs, BIZ
furlong race for two year olds, fire.
handicap mile and half furlong, an'
handicap steeple chase one an,
three.fourth miles, for which the fol
lowing famous jumpers are entered
Hop Sing, Aurelian, Ascoli, Grant g.
Mystic, Judge Burnett, Tennessee.