The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05
THE RACES AT LATONIA.
A FAIR ATTENDANCE AND FOUR
GOOD EVENTS.
At Brighton Beach-Baseball by
the Leagues Other Sport
ing News.

ira day, with purse races. There were
twenty.four starters for tie first race,
and IL was divided into two races, an
extra pure being offered.
First Race. = MaideUs, two years;
five furlongs Starters: Harry Glen
(l05), Haggins; Swithrow (l05), j..
Harris; Mishap (l02), Hasey; FL
woOd (l05), 0'Brien; Cora L. (l0E),
Cooper; Galatea (1G2), Saunders;
Tam 0'Shsnter (105), Richie; Nina
B. (102), Smith; Passion (102), Faral;
Outcome (l05), Hill; Volcano (l05),
Hyslop; Msrv Porter (102), hathaway.
Pools sold: Elwood, 81; Cora l., Sc;
Harry Glen, $l05; field, s25. Harry
Glen led at the start, with Passion
and Gslates close behind, Passion
soon setting the pace to the head of
the stretch. Nina B then anne up
and took the lead, holding it until
Learly at the wire, where q ra L..
came to the front and won by a bali
length Nina B. se;ond, Passion third.
Time :04l.
Second Race Starters: Rose (l02),
O'Hara; Ida Payne (l02), Dipgley;
Derodmont (02), Rogers; Monongs.
hela (l07), Whestlsy; Eliza Hindoo
QC2), Cooper; Violette (102) Godfrey
Lady Max (l02), Barnes; Virgin a
I102), Curtis; Overtou (l05), Taylor;
Va,ina Q0S), Weet; Baubox Q05), r..
Harris; Miss Cleveland (l02), j. Har-
ris. Linda Payne cod fiat, $40; Lady
Max and Overflow $40 each, and the
field for $25. Violette sprang to the
front aud made the pace for the rest.
Linda Payne was a close second and
Lady Max third, the est struggling.
This order was msint aimed with slight
changes of intervals until the third
quarter pole, where Rcss came from
the c5nter OF the procession, aud, taxi
ing the pole, led in the last hundred
yards, winning ny a half length with
Linda Payne second and VioIette 81
close o third that many doubted which
should have second place. Time
1:04. Soon after the staat Miss Cleve-
land threw her rider and injured him
slightly.
Third Race Selling, purse $500, of
which SD TO second, seven furlong T..
s srtera: Dawn of Day (l06), O'Hara
Wahoo (105), Johnston; Revenge
(97), Lehman Blrkis (91), Covington;
Handy Andy Q05), West; Nat Kre-
mer (106), Ford; Skobelof (1l5),
Wheatley; Montezuma (95), R. Hsi-
ris; Village 900, Feeney. Pools:
Skobeloff, S25; Wahoo, $18; Handy
Andy, SIS; Field, S25. The horses got
off fairly well, with SkobeloH setting
the pace aud the others in a ragged
bunch behind. Attic hall mile Wahoo
began to push SIX b sloff, taking second
place, with Dawn of Day third.
Around the turn Dawn of Day gained
on Wahoo and took second pace at
the third quarter, but as the horses
entered the straight Wahoo pulled out
and won easily by two lengths; Dawn
of Day second, aud Skobe,off a rad
third, Time-1:30.
Fourth Race.-Purse $3.50, of which
$50 to second, one mile. Starters: Lit
tie Fellow (l05), Arnold; Kirklin GOA,
West; Tommy Cruise Cos, Diugley D.,
Emma johnson (l0l), Tally; Probus
(l0l), j.. Harris. Pools sold: XII kiln,
S25; Lii tie Fellow, $40; field, 500. The
start was not entirely satisfactory to
the hackers of the favorite, Little Fell
low taking the lead, with Emma john
son second, Probus third, Kirklin
fourth and Tommy Cruise last. There
was a fierce struggle among the four
last named through the fret quarter,
but Little Fellow still held his leader.
ship by a length, with Probus second,
Kirklin third, and Tommy Cruise and
Emma Johnson tied. At the half
Little Fellow had increased the lead
by a half length, while Kitklin had
second place, a length ahead OF Pr
bus, the others even. There was no
change until in the close, when Lite
Fellow IAN away and o easily by
two lengths, with Kirklin second,
three lengths in advance OF Emma
Johnson. Time-l:45.
Fifth Rdce.-Purse $3.50, of which
$50 TO second, six furlong'. Starters;
Florimore (l05), Johnson; Carus 100),
O'Brien; Alimony (97), Faral; Horn
pipe Q00) Cooper; Donnybrook Q05),
0'Hara; Allegheny (lr2j. Warwick;
Orvid (l02), Godfrey; Eochantress,
(97), Barnes; Jacobln (105), Fish
hurne. Pools sold: Jccobiu, $25; Or
vid, IL; Donnybrook, Sll; field, 1926.
Hornpipe spIang into the lead at the
start, with JaGoDin second and Orvid
third, the others punched, with Ali
mony last. At the half 0 vid YVES
leading by a length and Jaclbin in
third place. 0tvid held his place at
the last quarter, but Jscobin wss clos.
ing up, while Florimore, Allegheny,
Donnybrook and Hornpipe seemed
determined to win. 1t Was a fiue fin
ish, with the first four ho SIS Tapped,
Jacobin winning by a half length;
Donnybrook second, a half length
ahead Of Florim re, third. Time
1:171,
Sirh Ra~ce.-Purse $3.50, of which
500 to 8 cond, $50 to third; mile aud
hall a fuIloug. Starters: Miss Mel.
sou 1857, Jones; Efie II. (1lb), Fish
b Urn; Kensiugton (105), Ford; Sur.
prise 1881 Richie; Panama, QO9), r.
Harris; Bootblack (103), Deneffe
Longaight 1857, Barnes; Hsttie S
(96), johnson; Dancing Kid (10S),
Turner: Berlin (ll0), Godfrey. Pools
sold: Panama, $50; Berlin, IS; Boo.
black, So; field, $l2. The lead was
taken by Berlin, with Enie H. second
aud Panama third, Bootblack a bad
last. Positions were changed often,
and at the hat EHie II. was a half
length ahead, with Kensiugton sec.
ond, Berlin, Panama and Dancing Kid
side by side, and Hettie S. fourth. At
the third quarter Panama, Kensinp-
ton, Efie ii. and Berlin were running
neck aud neck. The inish YVES a
pushing one, but Berlin came in a
length and a half ahead Panama sec.
ond and Httie S. third. Time-l:5I.
ENTRIES, WEIGHT N FOOLS FOR To-
DAYS RACES.
Following are the entries, weights
aud pooling for tonolr1w's races:
FIRST Race Mile a1d an eighth
Elsie B. (SS), 50; Bob Swim il0l.
81; War Sign (99), "a; Ligan (99), 81;
Leroy l92l, So; Sour Nash (0N, so
King George 1857, 81; Athlone on,
81; Pat Sheedy QOl), IS; Warrington