The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
The HONE STRETCH.
LAST DAY or THE LOUISVILLE
FALL MEETING.
Ovid Wins the Second Rare From Bob
Swlmm-Eyents Else
where.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept 9mbsr IS
TIE sixth aud last day OF the fall
meeting was well attended. Tee
weather was pleasant and the track In
good condition.
First Roce.-Purs, $500, $50 to sec
ord, three qnsrters of mile, selling
Starters: McLIugh in (97), Harris;
Archbishop (95), taral; Monarch 800,
Cooper; Bette Wilson (99), Hills;
Henrietta 1857, CovinRton; Vulcan
(l02), stoval Ovid 1867. Barnes; Bob
Ssimm (l0S), West; Tchonpitou as
1897, WerIick; Mary Porter 1907, Hath
away; Munc Box (lC9, Cbilds.
Pools. Bob Swimm, $685. field, S35.
To a fair start they raced well
punched to the head OF the ttre' ch !;
here they scattered out mswhst.
Bob Swimm, Vulcsn and Ovid in the
lead. Ovid won rather easily; Swimm
second, Monarch third. :l59
@ hen q O. OF Chicago, bought OVID
at $4,000, $500 over TIE entered pucs.
Second Race One mile, the ) nford
stakes, for two year olds. S arte 5:
Nellie c., C07), Arnold; Jaub art (llO(,
Flowers: Olsriou (l00), Johnston; A l.
mony (l03), Faial; Nick Firz (lc3),
Taylor; Ban Yam (1O3), st)val; | So
lence (l03), Covingt3n; Cstslpa 400,
Hathaway Tom Hood (ll0), HHr.s
Pools. -Bao Van, $50; Tom III lod,
$25; Ca;slpa. So, fie d, $50.
Iusolenc jumped off in the lead
end held it to the three-quarlers, Tom
Hood and Ban Yam next. In tie
stretch + nzer closed in ON tsem, and
beautilu race 10 the finish resu ted
in Finer winning by neck; Nellie @.
30 copd, half length in front of Tom
Hood. Time :454.
Third Race. - ne furlongs, selling,
purse 5000, $50 to second, three wear
ods and upward. Starters: Guv
(9D, johnson Dancing Kid 100) lay.
io; Violstor (106), L, ylo'; Ultl-
matum (l05), Hare; John Sullivan
1857, Covington; War Sign (94),
Co per; Taxgathtrer (97), W,st.
Pools. - Taxgather, $25; Sullivan,
$50; Dancing Kid, $l2; Ultimatum,
81; field, $13.
V.olator & It off in the lead. Atthe
half pole violator dropped cut, Wai
Sign took the lead, the others we'll up.
Coming into the stretch TaxgAtherel
and War Sign raced, and finished in
this order: Tsxgatheler first, easily
by length and half; War S ga Sc c.
ond, Dancing Kid third. Time-1 :5S3
Viola or pulled up lame.
Fourth Race -0ne mile, purse $500,
$50 to second; weller weight. Start
ere: Warrington (l43), Stoval; Long
way 143), Brown; Dsrkhall (ll0
L.Jones; Little Fellow (l43). Arnold
Grant (l33), Coving' on; Tom Barlow
(l43), Hurd; Lizzie Carter (l33), Pat.
ton; Schobeloff Wheatley), l43; Eel
low Brock (l36), Level.
Pools. Warrington, $25; Dnkball,
S2l; Schobelof, $40; field, $l2
After several false starts Scbobelof
jumped off in the lead, Littlefellow
second, the others we'll up, excepting
Longway. Schobelof was in front to
the three quarter pole, where Stoval
brought mp Warrngio on, passing Soho.
beloff st the head of the stretch, and
coming on won easy by a length
Schobelofi second, length in front Of
Littlefellow, third. Time-1:47.
Fifth Race.-One mile and aqusrter,
free handicap sweepstakes for three
yesr clds and upward. Starters: The
sltshes (l03), Wes!; Hopsdale t1l0),
L Jones; Macola (95), Johnston
Sour Mash (l00), Stoval; Flora L. co.,
Harrison; Pur ks (ll3), Oovington.
Pools. ~ Pdnka. $50; The Sashes
SIS; Hope dale, So; field, 50.
| Hopedale got away in front at The
iap OF the drum; Punka second. In
this order they ran past TIE stand
The Slashes moved up at the three
quarter pole, but Hopedsle was never
beaded. and won after an exciting fin
isb, With The Ssshes second Flora ]
third. Time 2:li. No mutu alsso d