The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
THE RACING RECORD.
First Nay of the Latonia Meeting


CINCINNATI, o., October 1.-The first
day of the Lstonia Jockey Club fall
meeting was cold and ditagreeable, al
though the weather was fair. The at
tendance YVES light. The track wss
u;ty, but the time was good and re-
ma'ksbly even.
First Rdce.-Pune, for three yesr
olds and upwsrd, six furlong5 Start
ers: Bette Wilson (95), Hill; Red
Buck (l13), Turner; Lord Clifden (l03),
Curtis; Wanderoo (l0S), Arnold; B us
Hood (95l, DiDgley; Nora NJ. (lO0),
FSral; Peacock (ll0), Oovington;
Mountain Range (l05), 0Hara; Sko-
bsloH (1l0), Wheatley; Bonita (l05),
West; Kalsta (l00), Barnes; Sis Him.
var 05), Cooper. Wanderoo led at
the start, with Sis Himyar second,
tu! the latter took fir t, place before
the quarter WIS reached, and was
never headed, winning easily; Red
Buck second, Skobeloff third. Time =
1:l74.
Second Race SELLING purse, seven
furlongs. Starters: L sic B. ll06),
Godfrey; War Sign (l07), Curtis; Ii.
gan (l06), Covington; Archbishop (06),
Farral. Elsie 8. led at the start, but
SION lost her plac to LigaD, who held
it TO the finish, winning easily Elsie
B, second, War Sign third. Time
1924.
Third Race Purse, for three year
olds and upward, one mile Starters
Big Three 1857, Harris; Warrington
(l06), Soval: Santa Ami a Belle (9p
Johnson; Higohight (l08), Coor - =,
Dawn Of Day (lll), Fshburn; Ken
sington (l0S), CovinRton; SURPRISE
COY, Barnes; Uucla Dan (90), War
wick; Monsr,h (99), 0'Hara; Pink
Cottsge (10s), IurDer; B b Swim
(l0S), Taylor. Monarch led at the
start and was two lengths in front at
the half mile post. At the third
quarter he weakened and the Others
passed him in bunch upon entering
the reich. A close finish resulted in
HlRhfiight winning by short head;
Pink C)ttsge stcoOd, Santa Anita
Belle tniId, Time-1 Ash.
Fourth Race $500, stakes, for fillies
two years old. SIX fu,lonRs. Starters:
Katie S (9O), O'Hara; Linda Payne
1907, D.ngley; Violet (99), Burns;
NellieO Q02), Cooley; Catalpl f102),
Covingion; Calsla (l07). Saunders;
CIR settle (l1O, Murphy; Wary (ll4),
Stova'. In pools just before the start
Gri to was the favorite, with Wary
SCI ond choice. Tbs start was fairly
good, with Katie A. 6rs', Wary tec-
ond and Griset third; the Others
punched. These positions were main
timed until the stretch, when Grisette
came up CALAMITY, passed Wary, and
made hot finish with Katie A., who
wss Ut der whip, winning by half a
lengthi Katie A. second, Wary good
third, Time--l:l7l.
Pifth Race - Nmball ct ,kes, for
colts two Yeas, six furlongs. S;alters;
Duhme (100), Stovsl; RightAway
(l0S), 0'Hara; Clarion (l06), Arnold;
Jaubert l06), Barnes; Foster (ll0),
Farral; hamburg (l00), Godfrey; Terra
Gotta (l0S), Ooviogton; Goliah (l03),
Murphy. Terra Gotta was beaten at
the start, being left in the rear Ban
burg spIang TO the lead, With Duhme
second and Clarion third; the others,
except Terra Gotta, were closely
hunched. AT the half Banburg and
Duhme still held their plares, but at
the third qua,ter RigOtaway took
secoud place, closely fol owed by
Goiah, who was prime favorite in
the pools, but was unable to head
Rightaway. The latter soon has first
place and won without a challenger,
with Banburg second ana Gonah
third. Time-1:l7l