The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
Latouia Jockey club Races.

CINCINNATI, o., October 2.-The
second day If the latonia Jockey
Club races had better attendance with
slightly more pleasant weather. The
track WIS in good condition.
First Rdce.-Purse $500, OF which
$50 to second. Starlers--Kennobeo
(97), Woral; Tommy Cuse (l02), L..
Dingley; Rebound pOo), . Hara;
Evangeline (!o9), % per; Emma
johnson (a7}, Barnes; Poe moke (l00),
Gowns on; Watch, Em (l02), Taylor;
Gien Almnnd (07l. West; Jay Bee ].
(105), r. Harris; Tchoupitoulas Q0l),
Warrick; Audelia (102), John on;
Vulcan Q0l), Kelly; Grace Lee (07),
kyle; PfopGs (97), I. Harrip, Pools
sod before tho start: G len Almond,
$l2; Pocors ks, $40; Vulcan, $40; and
the a Id, i25. TIE start was m do
with Eyaugeline IN the lead aud Rs
bound SO ond, but at the half Ken.
nehec had taken tho ecoDd place aud
Vulcan was third, This was main
tanned until near the finish when Ken
nebsc suode away and won by a neck,
with Evangeline second and POGO
moke third. Time :32
Second Race. - So ling purse, $500,
OF which $50 to eecond; six iurlongs.
StMters; Hunpipe (95), Mitchell /;
Wahoo (l05), Stov III; R.venge (99)
O'Hara; l. 3 and 900, Richardson
Dancing KID (ll3), Tuner; Violin
(l06), Covington; Ida (96), II Harri.
son; Jauhtrt (95), Barnes; Elsie b
(l03), G dfrey; Archbishop (97), Fa
raj; Red Sobe Ql0, Fisbburn; King
George (l05), Kelly; Tony Pa.tor (95),
Bradford; Little Charley (93), Vitatos
John Alexander (l0l), Cooper, With
fifteen horses 10 start, the patience Of
the starter, spectators, j ckeys and
horses Was eorely tried. l. tie Char.
ley twice broke away and ran all
around the course When the star
was fintllg q, Red stone, who had
sold as favorita for SIG, with Elsie b,
50, Dancirg Kid 50, the field 1875, was
practically left ut the post. He spraup
forward, however, and manage "a
make fsir thowing in the finish
Lisland led from the start, with Elsie
b. and Wahoo near her, and these
three practically made the racing
LislAnd WIS never headed, and woT
by a leug h; Wshoo second, Dancing
Kid tnid. Tme-l .182
Third RICE Parse 5000, Of which
500 TO second, one mile aud seventy
yards. Starters: Egn Ql0), Sheri
dan; Monocrat (l0S), VIII atley; Sii
Joseph (lC9). West; jim Gray (ll2)
C)vington; Coli Ban (l06), S.ova
Before The t ri pools sold: jim Gray
$40; Sir Joseph, $25; God Ban, $I3i
field, Sl3. The star gave .Mouocrat {
good lead, with jim cray second Su
joseph third, Gold Bal fourth and
Elgin away behind. At the quartz
Jim Cray mad clear two lengths th,
lead Of MonoCrai, with Sir JOSEPH
third. At thu half the order was
changed by Sr Joseph taking sec
ond place snd Monccrat dropping
to fourth, while T. gIa was cut oil the
race for good q he horses were pretty
well bunchid at IN third quarter, anC
down the stretch Sr Joseph m sde {
gallant push aud ok fret place under
the wire by leugth; Jim Gray c.
ond, Mono rat t1ird T me-1:47.
FouEh Race -Pu'se $3.50, OF which
$50 10 second for three year o d fill lee
mile aud half fdrl0ug Sta tais
Lady Hambl ton (97), Coontr; L'era
QC5), Ha awsy Lo1g Alisbt (97),
Pike; M.lsa n. ono, Godlr Y: Hat.
tie Osrlisl- QO7), Hys OPP; Macy Pey1e
(9s), Ola ~; Flora 1 lOD, Yves ;
B1nnis Bue (97), OBJ en-, Acaria
(1O5), Covington. Flora L, was the