The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
DONE UP By DUHME.
THE RgNNYMEDE CAPTURED BY
THE SHORT HORSE.
JenEse T., the FayOrite, Third In the
Race-AnOther Victory
for HOdesty. -

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2l.-Weather
aud track good, attendance G lair. In
rerest centered in Sovereign Fat and |
3.otblack, Modesty icing generally
regarded as a sure winner for the Mer-
chants stake. ..-.
~ FIRST RACE.
Fiye-eiphths Of mile. D6nuybrook
(lOOl, Barnes: DAISY 1851, Covington;
Blaze Ban 1861, Cooper; Jsubert (sS),
HAnis; Marjery (95); Step Aha tIOO)'
Crit 'enden. ~,
iery, $55; Jaubert, S4S; Blazeban, S4Oi
field, S52.
Donuybroek at once went into the
lead, followed by Albert, Blaze Ban
and Marjery, and the fed stringiDg
out after they badIuu a short distance.
Donnybrook WAS not headed, and ne
won very easily by FIVE lengths; Mar
iery second, Jsubert a poor thlro'
Time-4.05 No mutuals sold.
SECOND RACE.
One mile heats. Bootblack (l09l,
West; Sovereign Pat (llO), Withers'
First Heat - tting.-SJvereign Pat,
500; Bootbla"k, S4S.
Sovereign Pat at once went to the
front. He was not headed and won
easily by two lengths; Bootblack se-
ccnd. Fime-1 :4S3. Mutusls paid
$6 80.
Second Heat - Betting.- Sovereign
Pat, $l00; Bootblack, $40.
They ran cltss together for the first
half mile, Sovereign Pat then drew
aWay and won eaeily by four lengths.
Time-l.49 No mutusls cold There
was no advance on the entered selling
price for the winner.
THIRDRACE.
The Merchants stake, one mile
aud one-eighth. Kaloolsh l9O,
Harris; Cay Pate Qls), r CHI
ardson; Col. Clark (llS), Lewis;
Modesty 1l2), Fitzpatrick; Billy Gill
mol (l22), Sto0al; non-stalter, Philip
S.
Beting.-Mod asty, $3.50; Gilmore
S25; Kaloolah, $40; Fl i'd, $25.
At the start Clay Pats rushed into
the lead by thrae lengths, followed by
Modesty and Kaloolah. At the one
Quarter pole Modesty dropped back,
Colonel Clark getting even with her,
with Kaloo ah cltss up. Clay Pate
held his lead to the lower turn, where
Modes.y moved up, got even with
Clay Paie at the head OF the sreten,
and then took the lead. She was not
headed, aud won easily by one length;
Clay Pate second, Bltly Gilmore third,
three lengths off. Tlme-l:5S4
Muluals paid $6 80.
FOURTH RACE.
The Runuymede stakes, three-quar-
ters of mile. jennie 7. (1l2), Fitz-
patrick; Nellie B. (107l, West; Duhme
i1IO), Stoval; Duke of Bourbon (ll5),
Garrison.
.Bettinq.-Jeunie T., 500; Duke Of
Bourbon, $75; Duhme, $40; Nellie
b $35. M
The race was started in the chute.
When the horses and colors we're visi-
BILE Duhme had the best of it. Duke
of Bourbon closed up. 1t was driv-
ing finish for the lait quarter oil
mile. Duhms won bya head; Duke
otBourb1n IN second, Jennie I. third,
FIVE lengths off. Time-1:l54. Nd
tuals paid field $36.
THE FLEETWOOD HANDICAP.
The following are the probable Start
ers for tbs Fleetwood handicap; one
mile and five. eighths, with the weights
and betting: Matinee 10D, 500;
Puuka 1O75, sos; Clay Pate (l10),
$50; Keene (105), $6; Lucky b. QlS),
$3.50
Last Day OF the baltimore Meeting.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 21.-Closing
day of the Maryland Jockey Club
meeting. Weather bright, track heavy,
attenda,'ce large.
First Race. .-Patlpsco stakes, for two
! yesr.olds; five-eighths OF mile.
Young Luke won by neck; The
,Quesn second, Brocken third. Time
Il l:06l
Second R0ce.-0ne mile and six
teepth; fer non-winuers. Pssha won
at will; Lord Beaconttield second,
Farewell third. Time-1:5S.
Third RGGe.-Preakn ess stakes, for
thfee-year-oids, ona mile and bali.
Starters: EoleaD, Eurus, The Bard,
Elkwood and Rock and Rye. The
first two, belonging to the came stable,
brought $50, The Bard S22, Rock
and Rye $40 and Elkwood 81 in the
pools. The start was not good, but
Elkwood led of, with The Bard Sec
ond, Enrus third, Rock and Rye fourth
and Eoleau last. There was no change
10 The stand. In the upper turn
Eurus went forward and ran head and
head with Ekwoo1 10 the quarter
,pos', with The Bard close up. At the
half.mile post The Bard was frat,
Eolean second, Eurus third, Elkwjod
fourth and Rock and Ryeissr. Around
the lower turn The Bard was fully
three lengths ahead of Eurus, and ran
easy down the homestreteh and Gin.
ished winner by two lengths ahead Of
Eurus, second, ten lengths in front o.
Elkwood, third, Eolesn fourth and
Rock snd Rye last. Time-3;45.
Fourth .Roce.-Hsndicap, one mix
and three-eigntbs. Tenbooker won a
will; Enigma setO &, Joe MitcheE
third. Time-2:3lA.
Fifth hPdce.-Selling one mile. Edge
field won by three lengths; Huron
second, Error third. Time-1:4e4.