The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-28
The NEW ORLEANS RACES.
GOOD SPORT DESPITE UNFAVOR-
ABLE WEA TIER.
The Nashville Meeting to Open To-
Day-ABRual Yearling Sale at
Belle Meade.
ESPECIAL TO TEE APPEAL.I

AAN OhLhhNo Ia - n pFN CO. IIl
day OF the Louieiaoa Jockey Cint
spring meeting. The weather wa.
cloudy and thrJ atening, the track very
slippery and the racing only medium.
TIE attendance was fir, al things
considered. The following is the
summarv:
FsrSt Rdce-Purse, $40; $50 TO sec.
oud; horses entered not TO be sold to
carry we ght for age il entered to lie
sold for $500 lowed thr e pounds,
then one pound for each 800 down }
$1,000; three pounds for each 500
down to 5000; usual conditions; one
mile and a sixteenth. Starters: Ulti-
matum, Leroy, Charley Lucas. Julie.
NJ, Giroha and Dick Watts. Charley
Lucas made the running for three
quarters, and then Uliimatum and
Leroy went to the front, U timatum
winning easily by three-quarters OF a
length; Leroy second, whipping six
lengtbs in trout of Lucls, third. Bet
ting: Four tn ! against lie oy, Z to /
AGAINST Girohs, 20 t. / against Dick
Watts, z to against Ultimatum. 7 10
l against Charley Lucas and 4 ID l
against Juliet Nj. Time-2:Ol. Nc
Calthy rode the winner.
Second Race.-Purse $3.50; $50 to Gee
oDd. Hors's not having won a race
tbs value of 500 allowed pounds.
Msidens allowed IA pounds. One
mile. Starters: fetch Taylor, Lord
Coleridge, Wsukesba, Alms, Skobe-
loft, Effie II. ColeTidge led off. but
yielded place to Fetch Taylor at the
quarter, keeping ,ccnd Taylor won
cary by ak lengths; Cvleridgs second,
six lengths in front OF WauktsSa
third. Betting: Ten to against Lord
Coleridge, s to l against Alma, to
against Skote,o6, 8 IN l against Eff :
b., to against Waukesha, 7 to 5
aeainet Flotch Taylor. Tims-l :5lA
L avg rode the winner.
Third Rdce.-Walker handicap, a
kwe' pstakes for all nges, of $50 zach,
or oniy $40 il declared by 4 O'Clock
p m. on the day before the day a9-
yointed for the race, WITH S400 added
by Co. j. A. Walker, 800 TO second,
$50 TO third, weights o be announced
two days beftrs the race. Ore mile
and quarter. Starters: Bob Miles,
Monocrat, RIO Grsn1e and Josh B H.
ings. Rio Grande made the running
TO the quarter, then Monocr It took the
front. Miles went up at the La,f and
won easy, with Monocrat second and
Rio Grande third. Betting: Even on
Bob Miles, 8 to 5 against Monocrat, 4
to / against Rio GrandP, 20 to l
against Josh Billings. Tmt-2:22
Henderson rode the winnar.
FOurtt RdCe.-Puree $780, $50 to
second. Welter weights; Members of
ihs Boston, Pickwick and Louisiana
clubs to ride; fverweight allowel;
thTee'quarteTs Ct mile. Starters:
Chsntlly, Claude Brannon. Wi d
Kansas, Bee, he brook, Malvolia AID
lie )nard. Claude Brannon led 1T
the start, then Malvolla led, Uhantilly
caught up on tie turn; all we're 10
gether in the stretch, and e fighting
flush ensued, Cbantllly winning by
hat a Length, Claude Brannon conc,
half length in front Of Will Ka1sas,
third. Bttirg: 10 again Clsu 10
Btannoo, BIO | sgains Ohsntilly, 5 to
2 against Malvolia, 4 to ! against
Beecht nOrook, Z - against Leonard,
Z to against Wild X 4nsas. Time
rs. The rider OF the winner was A.
d. Haynes, young wholesale greer.
PcoLs AND ESTIE3 Fur WEDNESDAY.
1t is raining bard tonight. TIE
following are the pools and entries Tor
tomorrow:
First Rdce-0ns mile, selling. Ul-
timatum (97), S65; Brevet (9!), S34;
Obantilly (97). S29; Ne lie Glennon
(70), 500: Nat Kramer 1897, SIC; ]. G.
Custer az, $l3; Beechenbrcok (75),
Sl2: Kentin9ton 1881, SO; Qlad Slope
(ll5), s..
Second Race -SAven iurlonps. FL tch
Taylor ll17), 500; Montezuma (lO3),
SSl Princes (ll5), $751; Ida L 1Ol),
Third Race. - Boston Club stakes,
two-year-olds. Mclaughlin Q05), Tom
Hood (110), Williams's entries, $50;
Keder Kahn (l05), S!4; MaQpis Bow
ers (1O2), 50.
Fourth Race. - Handicap steeple.
chase, short course. Puritan (l30),
S32; Judge Jackson (l45), SIS: Sh,m.
rock l30), $l2; Termaeent l9O), I'll;
Aurellan (lS5), SO, Hop Sing (l2O), Sc.