The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-01
The LATONIA MEETING.
THE SENSATION STAKES WON BY
LIZZIE KRELPS.
Prima Donna, The Slasher, COnk.
ling and Flora L. the other Win
ners-JerOme Park Races.

ners-JerOms Park Races.
CINcINNATI, O., May 31.-The
weather was very warm aud the
track dusty, but the attendance was
large.
Seve n-eighths of a mile. Star'eH:
Glenban (l04), Simpson; Village
(l2O), Wheatley; Willie Martin (l2D,
Fishburn; Patrice (9s), Johnston;
Poverty (l24, Gross; Jim Orr (1OI,
Richardson; Typo lO7), West; Ber-
lin (l2u). Farley; King John (l20,
Curtis; Eager Q07), r. Harris; Mary
Ellis (1l4), V. Conkling; Jim Nave
N2 J, 0'Hara; Kansas (l22), b.
Evans; Nora T. Ql2), Updike; Tom
BArlow Ql0), L. Jones; Irima Donna
900, Stoval
Betting. Prima Donna, $40; Jim
Nave, So; Typo, S4; field, S25.
There was some delay at the start
Poverty, Willie Martin and Berlin
were the first away. These three ran
close togeh her for over half a mile,
Prima Donna closing with them on
the lower turn. In the stretch the
latter Joined Berlin and Poverty, a
very close race resulting in Prima
Donna winning by a head; Berlin
second, a head in front OF Poverty
third. Time Il :32. There was no
advance on the entered price on the
selling for the winner.
SECOND RACE.
One mile and one-sixteenth. Start
ers Fabius (94), Johnston Probus
| (92), II. Jones; Stormer (95), Fuller;
Hopedale (lO). Withers; Dad 1c6),
B. Evans; Kirklin (95), Cooper; Por-
ter Ash 800, Mccarthy; Jim Guest
| (l03), 0'Hara; Wanderoo (l02), r
Harris Elizabeth Carter (90), Stepp;
Westfall (95), Corington; Cleaner
! (1l4), Stoval; The slasher (ll3), West.
Betting. -Wanderoo, S25; Jim Guest,
So Hopedale, SIS; field, $35.
Porter Ashe was the first to show
in front, closely followed by Wan
deroo and Jim Guest. At the gu rter
pole Wanderoo was in front, Potter
Ashe, Jim Guest, Fabius and Hop9-
dale in a bunch Wanderoo held the
lea until into the st etch, with Hope
dale and Jim Guest following, Fabius
next In the stretch it looked as if
Fabius would win, but at the last mo
meut The Slasber came W tn tremen-
dous speed, and, taking the lead, won
handily by two lengths; Fabius
second, Jim Guest close third.
Time 1:5l.
THIRD RACE.
One mile and seventy yards. Start
ers: Aretino Q14, Withers; Conk-
ling 1lS), Stoval; Spalding (l1S),
Murphy; Joquita Ql2), O'Hara
PunSa (1lO). Coving on; Monarch
| (lOS), Duff; Keene (iOS), McCar ,hy;
Emma Manley (l03), 7. Richardson;
Warrington (l03), Leary; Leman
| 1C4), F. Richardson; Josh Billings
1887, Cooper; Waukesha Q05), John
ston. Non starter-O' Fallon.
Betting.-Spalding, $40; Conkling,
! so; Slonfrch, 80; field, $25.
Joquita was first away, but when
they ha run an eighth Oons ling went
to the front, Warrington soon takiog
second place. Conkling was never
headed, and won rather easily by two
lengths; Warrington second. Leman
poor third. Time -1;48. The favor
ite, Spalding, got off badly.
FOURTH RACE.
One mile. Starters: Mollie Nc
Carthy's Last (99), Miller; Faith
Thorn pson (99), B. Evans; Lady
Hambleton (97), Johnston; Flora L.
(97), Mccarthy; Restle 5 (l02), Leady
Amy Hyde (l07), Stoval; Fronie Lou
ise (l07j, Richardson; Henrietta (97),
Coviugton; Hattie Carlisle (l02),
Fuller; Hettie S. 1907, West; Blue
Hood (99), Stepp; Long Slipper (90,
r Harris; Malya R. Q07), Withers.
Non.start sr-Lida @.
Betting. L, $40; Mollie Nc
Carthy's Last. $S; Hattie Carlisle, SO;
Malva K, SO; the field, $35.
At the start, which was excellent,
Fronie Louise led, very closely fol-
lowed by Flora L, Mollie's Lest and
Long Slipper, the latter showing in
front for moment at the hslf.mile
pole. Flora L., joined by Hettie S.,
drew away in the stretch, The race be-
ing between them. 1t was close and
driving finish, Flora L. winning by
half length; Hettie S. second, Hattie
Carlisle poor Third. Time-l 443.
FIFTH RACE.
The Sensation stake, three-quarters
of mile. Str ers: Lizzie Kreeps,
late Glene'a, (102), OH ira; Katie A
! N02), West; Jim Gore Ql3), Murphy;
Keder Kahn (l05), Whea ley; Alcade
! (105), Kelly; Duke of Bourb n (ll3),
Garrison; Bixby (105), Stoval; Carey
! (1O5), Full er; Violet G02), r. Harris.
Non-starter; Brother Ban.
Betting.-Jim Gore, 800; Alcalde,
$50; Duse OF Bourbon, $50; field, $40.
Duke of Bourbon, Bixby and Al
calde ran almost even for the first
quarter; Alcalde then went to the
front, followed by the Duke and Jim
Gore Entering the stretch those
three were close together, but Jim
Gore soon drew clear, A thirty
secor d of mile from home Lizzie
Kreeps came from the rear with a.
rush and won on the post by a short
half length; Jim Gore second, Kaie A.
at bad third. 1ime-l:l8.
TUESDAYS RACES.
The following are the en- ries and
weights for io-morrow's race.
First Race -Three-qu riers Of a
mile. Elsie B q0D, Thundergust
! (lO9), Listand (95), Poverty l1O2),
Charlie Lucas (99), Mystic Go1, Virgie
IL (95), R siere (ll0), Rochelle (9J),
Blue Stone 1t0).
Second Race One mile. Brevet
! (1OS), John A. Q0s), Kalsta Q03),
Haddisco (99), Bette Wilson iS9l,
Tattoo (1O7), Way Lady (93), ]. H,
Fenton (97l, Topsy 900, Littlefellow
C95), Myrtle ( 0S), Peacock (lO5),
FL Use (s7), Sir Joseph (92).
Third RGce.-One mile and an
eighth, Troubadour (ll0), Monocrat
200, Adonis 1851 Bonanza (95).
Fourth Race - HIN var stakes, one
mile and thee-eigh hs. Endurer
| mS), Blue Wing (llS), Montana Re-
gent O19l, Silver Cloud 123).