The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
THE ST. LOUIS DOG SHOW.
MEMPHIS A BIG WINNER In THE
HUNTING CLASSES.
The Louisville Races - Five Go. d
EVents-POOl Sellers Arrested
The Baltimore Meeting.
IsrEcIAL TO TEE APPKAL.I

lsPEoIAL TO TIE LPPKAL.I
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l9.-This was
Memphis day at the dog show, the
Bluff City making a clean sweep in
the hunting dog classes The show is
great success, and the judging gives
general satisfaction.
Paul Gladstone won the first honors
OF the show. He took first prize in the
champion class and special for the best
dog. and also special for best dog or
bitch at the show.
In champion bitches Juno A won
first and special for be bitch.
The open class for dogs was extra
good. Mandan had close rub for
first, and won on account of Roderigo's s
bad condition. Roderigo won second,
b idgeport third.
The open bitch class was also good
one, Dixie winning first, and was
bought by the Memphis ard Avent
kennel from Mr.. Whyte Bedford of
Memphis. Vixen III won second and
Haydee third.
In the dog puppy class Goldstone
won first and special for best puppy,
Dasbing Prince second.
In the b tch puppy class Darkness
first, Fawn III won second.
The Memphis and Avent kennel
won the special prize for best kennel
OF English settlers, with Paul Glad
stone, Roderigo, Dixie, Juno A and
Haydee. 1t was generally admitted
to be The best kennel of English
settlers ever shown in this city.
Mr.. Stafford, from Trenton, Tenn,
won his share Of prizes.
The Messrs Bryson added greatly to
the show by having old champion
Gladstone shown for exhibition only.
He is the fire OF Paul Gladstone and
the foundation of the Gladstone
strain. Goldstone, who won the pup.
py prize is also owned by them, and is
a promising young representative Of
his gIand old sire, Gladstone.
The Louisville Races
LOUISVILLE, KY, May l9.-Weather
pleasant, track fast and attendance
very good,
FIRST RACE.
The Tennessee stake, three .fourths
of a mile. Hinda, late Plaything,
900, Fuller; Blessed (lO7y, Withers;
Braca Ban (ll0), Ellis; Poteen (l10),
Stoval Non-starter; Procrastinstor.
Betting. Hinda, $50; Braca Ban, $50 /;
Blessed, $l7.
At the start Braca Ban and Hinda
were even, the other two close up
Poteen at once went TO the front BY
half length, Braca Ban and Hinda
even. 1hsre was no change for half a
mile, where Hinda took second place.
She never reached Poteen, who won
rather easily by one length Hinda sec
ond, Braca Ban third, four lengths off.
Time-l:l69. Mutuals paid ~ 10.
SECOND RACE.
One mile heats. Adrian (97) w.
Jones; Lord Dunbar (99), J. Mitchell;
Malva r. 1927, Cooper.
First Heat, Betting. drian, $50;
Malva R S1S; Lord Dunbar, 81.
A perfect line at the start, then Ad.
rian and Malva r. even drew close.
There was no change to the end. They
finished 80 close together that the
judges decided it dead heat. Lord
Dunbar distanced. Time i: AS. Mu-
tuals paid S15 90.
Second Heat, Betting Adrian, $50;
Malva X 500.
AS the horses were passed the po {
when the drum tapped the judges
decided it no heat
Second Heat, Betting -Malva r, $50;
Adrian, $40.
Mslva r at once took lead OF one
length, which she held to the end,
Ad ian second. Time-1 :4Si. Mutuals
paid $9 so.
Third Heat, Be.ting.-Malva B, $25;
Adrian, So
AS Ad ian cramped and was not fit
to start he was withdrawn and halva
r walked over.
THIRD RACE
One mile snd one-eighth. Topsy
Q!2), Garrison; Cuban QUEEN
(97, Covington; King Geotge
(10l), Mccarthy; Elo'se (90), Cooper;
Blue Stone (S9), Fuller; Chance (i19,
L. Jones; Bette Wilson 1877, Barnei
Betting Chance, $50; Topsy, $50
Eloise took the lead, Bette Wilson
sec nd, Cuban Queen third There
was no change for seven eightbS of a
mi e. At this point Chance moved
up, took the lead and was not beaded.
He won by four lengths; Eloise sec
ond, half a length IN front OF Blue
stone, third. Time-1:57. Mutuals
paid 80 so. The winner was bought
in at an advance OF $50 over the en-
tered selling price.
FOURTH RACE.
One mile and one-iourth. Philip
s. (l05), Mccarthy: Mary Ann (975,
Dingley; Myrtle (9S), Fuller; Hare
foot (ll0), Mithers; Ligan 1851, Gov.
ington.
Betino.-Harefoot, $50; Philip, s.,
$2S; Lgan, $40; field, SIS.
Philip 8. took the lead at the s'art.
He was never in trouble and won
easily by one length; Myrtle second,
one length in front Of Hareioot, third.
Tme-2:l1. Mutuals paid S14 25.
ENTRIES FOR TIE CLARKE srAKE.El
The following are the probable
starters in the Clark stake, one aAd
one-fourth miles: Blue Wing, $40;
War Fellow, S5; LATTE, S15; Silver
Cloud, $35; ll8 each. Pure races
opened at IL p. m.
FOOL SELLERS ARREsrKD,
The pool sellers, auction, French
and book makers dong busi-
ness at the Jockey Club race track,
were arrested tonight on warrant
sworn out by q clerk of 8 local pool
room. A recent enactment Of the
Legislature allows pool selling at the
track but no where else. The pool
room llers were arrested some time
ago and it Is understood they had the
track pool sellers arrested to night 10
test the law which allows pool selling
at the end of Third street and dos
not allow it in town at the other end
nj the aana street