The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-08

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Eastern tracke, buildings and RAGS
horses.
PROBABLE winners to-day: Sheedy,
Phil Lewis, spaulding, Leroy and
Aurelian.
THOSE getting second place were
Jim Nave, Red Buck, Punka, Digan
and Slocum.
MoDEsTY ia one Of the greatest horses
on the turf t. lay, aad will puIh the
winner in the Eclipse.
The meeting has been as successful
"a the most enthusiastic lover OF the
turf could have desired.
PIERRE LoRILLARD hes lost the brood
mare Lady Wallenst in, dam Of Wa
lensten, Brlkespeare, e,c.
THE winners yesterday were Mis-
Day, McBowliug, Modesty, Ulti-
maium and Judge Jackson.
WILLIE MARTIN did zone SUI ero
work for tn 'ee-quar.trJ of q mile yes
terday, and is dark bose for second
place to day.
J. W. MCMILLAN, trainer for
Lucky" Baldwin, is a Ken uckiau,
and married Mrs Bertha Stone OF
Louisville some m nths ago.
The book-makers dumps d their pile
en- Ascoli. The Odds they offered OF
2 to against the field was as good a
thing as the crowd wanted.
BIB. NEALE OF Richmond, KY, has
bought, Tor $1,000, the bay colt Wilkes
Sprague, fur wears old, by Governor
Sprague, dam by George Wilkes.
J.B. FERGUSON has lot the Chess
nut colt foald April oath, by Ononds-
gimp. British Princess, by inn.
Prince Charley. British Princess is
also dead.
TIPS on to-day's events: First race,
Tartar or Sheedy; second, Hopedale
or Phil Lewis; third, Longview or
Spaulding; fifth, Quee Esther or Le-
roy; sixth, Aurelian or Slocum.
TIE Ken lucky Derby this year will
he worth about $1,000 to the winner.
There were originally I07 entries, ard
there have betn fifty tx declsrali )ps.
Col. CLARK says there will likely be
fifeen starters.
TIE fact that Murphy rode Irish
Pat Yesterday camel considerable
comment, as the famous lckey said
SOM tins ago thai UOIhiog would in
duce him to rid9 r CORN al sgai a. -
LO iscRe Times.
THE confidence in Ban Fox ia the
Louisville Derby seems TO be on the
increase. A number of the he t p d
men sly that he will be almost q sure
winner il he comcs to the front ia good
c0Dditio1. His perform 4ncss in the
EM t lesi seae IN wsIe ceitunly fine.
THERE is a great deal Of comment on
the low prices brought ct the sfle OF
toc Johnson stable at Lexington, and
it i thought that IT was mistake to
taSe the ho- e. tLere 1t is said that
C1l. S,m. Brown psid that hs w0uld
give $3.50 for P5whatan, VINO welt
for $3.50
MARTINS splendid ely, Tipsey, ny
BucEd,u, Dut Of lippprsry Girl, whom
q disra'ch in the Appeal yesterday
m}miug mentioned &c being badly
crippled at Louisville, If, il is now
thoug1t, permanently disabled. she
was ID fiue cou5it'o), and much was
pxpeCit OF her This sssenn. Size ral
~ md to Ida Hone in ths Memphis
Oaks last yesr, and won a good race in
the Eas. The accident is raid to
have been the result Of gross caIeles: =
nees.
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