The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-25
The LOUISVILLE RACES.
MASTERPiECE AND JENNIE I.
WINNERS OF THE STAKES.
Pearl jennings Lands the Three
Quarter Dash and Irish Pat
the Heat Race.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 25.--Woather
warm; track good; at enhance very
good.
FIRST EACR.
Three-quarters Of Gmilc. Evangeline
t95l, Dingle7, Henrietta l9D, Covlng-
ton; Pearl Jennings no, Murphy:
Probus 1917, Ely; Katrina Qt5l, J.
Crittenden Gov. Bates 90, II Jones;
Vulcan (96), O'Ehen S rabismus ll25)
J. KenneV; Maggie Nj chell (93l,
Sedgely Maggie P (9S), j, NJ tchell.
&on-starter: Mountain Range.
Batting Pearl Jennings, $50; Ka-
trina, $40; Henrietta, So; field, 81.
When they got to running Evango-
line took The lead, Pearl Jennings,
Vulcan and Katrina close together.
There was No change among the lead
ers to the head OF the stretch, where
Katrina TOOK second place. Pearl
Jennings then went to the front. She
was not headed, and won very easy by
two lengths; Katrina second, Vulcan
alpoor third. Time LIZA. No mutuals
SECOND RACE.
The Moet and Chandon stakes,
one mile and one eighth. Hsro6s
burg (1lSL Conkiing; j. Fl. Fentan
Qls), Covington; jim Gray lllSl,
Withers Boaz QlS), Garrison; Fedora
III. QlS), Stoyal; masterpiece (llJl
Murphy. Non-starter: Tartar.
BftipJ.-Boaz, $50; Masterpiece,
S27; jim Gray, S23; field, Sl3
There was a good start, j. IL. Fenton
at once going into the lead, followed
by Jim Gray and Har odsburg. At
the end of half a mile jim Gray went
to the front, with Masterpiece and
Harrodsburg close up. On the lower
turn Masterpiece moved up, took the
lead as they entered the stretch, was
not headed andswon easily by three
lengths; Boaz second, Jim Gray very
Gloss third. Time :56!. No mu'
tuals.
THIRD RACE.
The Elmendorf stake, three-quarters
of mile. Jennie T. (lo7), Flu Ter;
Kinda (107), Kelly; Valuable 107,
J. Crittenden; Duhme Il0), StoyGl
Jacobin (ll0), j. Sanders.
Betting -Duhme, : 90; Jennie T.,
$40; Kinda, S37; field, $40.
Valuable was the first to show, tax
ing lead of one length, Jacobin and
Kinda following. Valuable he'd her
lead for half a mile, where Jennie 7.
went to the front, was not headed and
won easily by two lengths; Valuable
second, Kinda a poor third. Time
l:l5!. No mutuals.
FOURTH RACE.
One mile heats. John A. (07l
Kelly; Kershaw (S9), Coving on,
Cheatfellow (92), II. Jones; Irish Pat
(l0S), Full-r; La Sylphide l0S), Sto-
val; Bob Swim Go9j, G. Fish. Non
starter: II pedale,
First ea: Betting. John A., $50;
ri h Pat, s44; La Sylphida, So
field, $i2.
Firs. Heat. -Cheatfellow led Eer-
shaw and John A close up. Those
three ran very even for three quarters
of a mile, where Ir sh Pat moved up,
soon took the lead and won east y by
four lengths; John A. second, Cheat
fellow third, La Sylphide fourth, ker-
shaw fifth, Bob Swim distanced
Time-l:44{. No mutuals sold.
Second Heat Betting go Irish Pat, $50,
John A, sol; La Sylphide, 50; field,
81.
Second Heat La Sylphide soon took
the lead, Cheatfellow and John A.
very close up. There was no change
into the stretch, where John A. went
to the front and won by one length
Irish Pat second, CheatfelloW third,
La S lphide fourth, Kershaw dis
tance3. Time-1:44l. No mutuals.
Third Heat Bet!iag.-John A., $50;
Irish Pat, $40.
Third He6t.-Irish Pat at once went
to the front. He was not headed and
won easily by one length; John A.
second. Time-l:45. No mutuals.
TUESDAYS RACES.
The following are the entries for the
purse races AID the probable SKATERS
and betting on the turf stake:
First Race -- Three quarter mile
heats. Rosiere (97, Handy Andy
(90), Cuban Queen (36l, Bette Viii
son (Sl), Rock (ll5), Hermitage (s6)
Second Rae. Ihrec-quarters of
mile, Nellie + l97) Merilee Q02),
Blaze Ban (o5), Bradbun 1927, En-
chantress dO7), Cora l.. on, Littron
Q10).
Third Race-Ihe turf stake, one
mile and q quarter. Modesty ll22},
500; Philip S l22), $40; Lady Way
ward Obj, SIS.
Fourth hlcs One mile and three
eighihs Evangeline (90I, Expert
QOS), Hopedale llO2), Irish Pa. (1l0),
Little Fellow (93l, Punka llU0.