The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-29
THE NASHVILLE RACES.
SUCCESSFUL OPENING OF TIE
SPRING MEETING.
Brilliant Performance Of a Luke
Blackburn COlt-The New Or
leans Races.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APrrALI

ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEALl
NEW ORLEANS, LA, April 2S.-Fourth
day Of the Louisiana Jockey Club
races. The weather was cloudy and
the track very heavy and muddy from
last nights rains. The attendance
was only fair. The following is the
summary:
First RGce-Purse, $3.50; $50 to
second; winner 10 be sold for $500; 10
cacry weight for age, pound allowed
for each 500 to $1,000, pounds thence
for each 500 to $1,000, pounds
for each 800 thence to $500; usual
conditions; one mile. Starters: Uiti-
mstum, Nellie Glennon, 3revet, Ken
singtop, Nat Kramer, Beerhan Brook
and ChantilIy. Chantilly made the run
ming for half mile, then Nellie Glen
non and Ultimatum together the rett
OF the way, with Brevet third. There
was close whipping finish, Ultima-
tum winning by a scant length, Nellie
Glennon second, a head in front OF
Brevet, third. Betting: Eight to l
against Kensington, Is to l against
Beerhan Brook, II to | against Nat
Kramer, 7 to against Chantilly, 5 to
| against Brevet, 3 to against Ulti-
matum, 8 to against Nellie Glennon.
Time, 2:0l. Mccarthy rode the win
neT.
Second Rdce-Purse, 5000; $50 to sec
ond. Seven furIoDgs. Starters: Fetch
Taylor, Princess, Ida L. and Monte
yuma. Fletch Taylor led easily all the
way, Princess close third and sec.
ond after the quarter, and won by a
length, Princess second and Ida H..
third. Betting to l sgiinst Prin-
cess, | to against Fetch Taylor, Is to
/ against Montezuma, 10 TO ! against
Ida L. Time-1 1851. Mccarthy
rode the winner.
Third Race. Boston Club stakes, for
two-year olds; $25 entrance p. p. with
$3.50 added, 800 to second. Winner
OF Huretbourne stab es to carry
pounds extra. Five furlongs. Start
ers: Jim Mclaughlin, Kedel-K ahn,
Maggie Bowers and Tom Hood. Tom
Hood made the running for furlong.
Then Mclaughlin and er-Kahn
passed him, aud q close race tn the
wirs ensued, Jim Mclaughlin win.
ming by a length; Keder- Sec
ond, six lengths ahead OF Maggie
Bowers, third. Betting: Seven to
against Keder-Kahn, to 5 against
Mclaughlin, o 10 against Tom Hood,
IL to against Maggie Bowers. Mon
ocrat's claim OF foul was not allowed
Williams declared to win with Nc
Laughlin. Time Il ;074. Mccarthy
rode the winner.
Fourth Race. Handicap steeple
chase. Purse $3.50. $50 to second
Entries to be made Monday, 26ih o.
April, az the usual time OF closing
Weights announced Tuesday 9th O.
April, at o'clock pm, declarations
same day at o'clock pm. Three Of
more horses, the property Of differen
ownsre, to start. Short course. Start
ers: Aurelian, Judge Jackson, Sham
rock and Termagent. Puritan lee
we'll to the fourth jump and fell, HoI
Sing tumbling at the first fence. Azure
liam led after Pun ans mishap. win
ming easily by three lengths, Judg,
jackson second, four lengths ahead o
Shamrock, third. Betting: Nine to
against Judge Jackson, 4 TO agains
kurelian, to against Shamrock,
to against Termsgent, 10 to agains
Hop Sing, TO 2 against Puritan
Time minutes. Garth rode tn
winner.
ENTRIES AND POOLS FOR THURSDAY.
The prospects, for to-morrow's race
are good. The following are the en-
tries and pools:
First Race. One mile. Osceola (102
$50; Luna Brown (97), $50; Lor
Ooleridge Ql7), $14; Juliet M. (l17
$40; Charlie Lucas (llS), IS; Claud
Branhon Q1S), "a; Malvolio (12l
81.
Second Race.-One mile and on,
eighth. Punka (100), $40; Waukesh
(l05), SCI; Bonanza (l02), SIS; Kei
sington (l02), 81; Josh Billings (lO2
SIS.
|, Third Race. Howard stakes, mi
and half. Bob Miles Q2D, $5(
Monocrat 400, $40.
,, Fourth Rdce.-Mile and sixteenth
! selling. Ligau (98), $50; Brevet $50
$40; Girohs az, $l2; Chsntilly (l0S
So; Dick Watts (69), So.