The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-24
HENPHIS JOCKEY CLUBS
PROGRAMME FOR A WEEK OF
RARE SPORT.
Names Of the Horses Now on the
Ground and Those to Come
Notes of the Turf.

| haNC COLuplcJ6O gil luCli dlIdhBCuubutE
for the fall race meeting, which COM
mences next Tuesday. There are a
great many no sss st the track now,
and msny others will arrive within
the next twenty-iour hours. That
MeBphis is to become popular win
ter resort FIR the horses is very plain.
Alb )ut one.half Of those participating
In next weeks programme will winter
here. Several OF the trainers said
yesterday to a representative of the
| APPEAL that Memphis is the best
point they know OF for winter quar-
tiers, the weather not being too severe,
the ground high aud dry, and the OPP
portunities for exercise and training
beiBg better than at any point North.
The roads from the city to the grounds
are now Ia excellent condition, having
been recently gr4veled snd graded.
Those who have horses and vehicles
OF their own cannot fnd better drives
than on the roads between the city
and the grounds. Considerable i'm
provement has been made since the
spring meeting, number OF the sta
bles having sheds added, giving more
room for the horses when the weather
is too bad for exercise on the track.
The club has done all that is pc ssh
BILE to be done to make the club
grounds attractive. It's purses are
large, and its accommodations are
frs; class. There will BIS plenty of
horses. Let each OF our citizens ask
himself II he cannot take sufficient re-
CESS fro IN businessto attend the races,
and whenever employers can spare
the attaches OF their houses few
hours they should be permitted to
take the pleasant little trip to the rae
ing grounds.
THE STABLES.
CdrmichaePS Fred Woolly, Dawn
Of Day, Rico, Debro. Dawn of Day and
Woody have been winners this seasou.
Sam Browa'S.-Mons, Katie A, both
winners.
John Damss.-Grsy Cloud, Monarch,
Hopedale. H7pedale and Gray Cloud
winners.
John Grayer's. Hop Sing,
Pioneer. Aurelian is the only winner
in the lot.
Muy'S Roger Eastman, Slocum.
Both have been "off," but are now
nearly right.
Dick Shea's.-Ascoli, Judge Burnett,
Roy Boy.
Weathrford's Paragon, Twilight.
J. b Gray &c CO.'S.-Enma Manly,
Dyer, Wicklow, several two year Odds,
four yearliugs.
L. r. Ketcham'S.- B1omerang, Fes-
tus, Lurss, Faster, Emma Kennedy,
Mary Paine, Rose. Three of these
have been winners.
WilLianis0n's Union Jack, Tzura.
Vim. Mulkey'S War Sign, Tony Pas
tor, Jim Nave, Hornpipe, Breakdown,
Virginia. Four Of these were win
nere.
Wm Brddy's.-C,onee.
Mike Welsh's.-Vo eano, Hattie Car
Isle. II 10 winner.
Armstrong'S.-Effie H.
Ed Crrigan's There are Thirteen
yesrliugs IN this stable, six Lougfel-
lows and several King Bans; Jennie
Trescy Hindu and Gary are III med out.
S.tve Jerome was to run, but he is
now Ell k.
W. 4u. Iyo o. WhiIOubJhY olAOyg
Slickaway, COL. u b Ward, Will Lyons,
Little Rick, Vhe Grow. Warrenton
is the only one Of these Arkansas
travellers that has been winner.
Pat CorrigoRS.-Free Knight, II "a
ras, Cuban @ Teen, Jessie b. Ali win
ners tx 'ept Jessie B.
Campbell C FentOn'S.-Jim Gray,
Punke, Ligan, Latte, Little Joe, Bar
lin, Logan, ELSIE B., Henrietta, Lucy
Lewis. Nearly all Of these have been
winners.
Brackets Nina B Barbary, Leroy,
Peacork, Gap. Hammer, Willie Martin,
Belle Brackets.
COMING,
The L. Masney stable, with ten
horses, several of the first class; d. T
Pulsfer, eght; Brannon Bros, ten
Peer Winsrs, five; T. H. Stephens
and p. ii D nova ., each with several
horses, left Lexington last night, and
should be at the ak today.