The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-10
GOOD RACES At ST. LOUIS
THREE OUT OF FIVE FAVORITRS
BEATEN.
Pearl Jennings, Buchanan, Expert,
Jennie T. and Hilarity the Win
ners-Entries for To-Day.

OF. LOUIS, MO-, June S.-M ealneJ
showery, with some light rain; track a
trife heavy; attendance very good;
mutual business Of no interest.
FIRST RACE.
Three.quarters Of a mile. Starters:
Mystic 110), Stoval; Prima Donna
(95), Covington; Pearl Jennings (l10),
Duffy; Ed Gilman (103), w. Jones;
Wary 1867, Johnston; barefoot (1l0),
Withers; Archbishop Q07), Kelly;
Surprise (97), Charleston: Country
Girl (ll0), Wood; Dudley Oaks (l12),
L. Jones; KstIir 1861, Stepp; Sam
Powers (ll5), Smith; Sis Himyar 1857,
Cooper; Helianthus Ql0), Mccarthy;
Fanchet.e (l05), West. Non.starter:
Tartar.
Betiing.-Pearl Jennings, $40; Sis
Himysr, $50; field, $500.
At the first attempt Katrina e bowed
a trfie in front; barefoot second, Hell
ianthus and Sis Himyar as named
There was no change to the head of
the stretch, where Pearl Jennings
moved up and soon was in front, fol-
lowed by barefoot and Prima Donna.
There was ne change TO the end Pearl
Jennings winning essily by two
lengths; Harefolt second, four lengths
in 'front.' OF Prima Donna third. Time
1:17t.
SECOND RACE.
One mile. Starters: Wanda (9S),
West; Finality (l04), Stoval; Scottish
Lass 1887, Stepp; Warrenton 400,
Johnston King bob 1887, Maur ce;
Ella Gleneleg 1887, Balsie; Richhall
(S4), Coviug on; Sal lie L. (l04), r.
Harris; Buchanan 104), L. Jones
Missionary 1917, Sedgely; Alarm 1881,
Moo iy; Freeman (l03), Fuller; Fannie
b. 1907, Ford. Non-ttarter: Mo iesty.
Betting.-Scottish Lass, SIPS; Buch-
ansn, 500; Freeman, 500; field, $3.50.
Warrenton was the first TO show,
followed by Buchanan and Freeman.
The two in front ran c'ose together for
merry five-eighths OF a mile. Buch-
auan then went to the front, followed
by freeman, second. There was no
change to the finish. Buchanan won
fairly easy by one length; Freeman
second, Finsllty poor third. Time
i: 46.
THIRD RACE.
The Merchants stake, mile and
quarter. Starters: Expert, A. Greene;
E,trella, Miller; Shadow, Fuller;
Philip s., L. Jones; Too Late, Ford,
Clay Pate, Stoval. Non-starters: W.
r. Woodward.
Betting.-Expert, 500; Esirella,
S2S; Philip s. 1926 Clay Pate, $25; Shad-
dow, $40; Too Late, Sc.
When they got to running Clay Pate
took a lead Of one length. The bal
lance of the field vera close together
excep' ing Too Late, who at oucs
dropped behind. There was no change
for three quarters OF mile, where
Expert too second place, Philip s.
third. These three ran very close to.
gether to the end. Expert won, rid
den out by half length; Clay Pate
second, half a length in front OF
Philip s., third. Time-2:14.
FOURTH RACE.
The st. Louis Hotel stake, three
quarters of mile. Starters: Clarion
Q07), West; Rose (102), Fuller; Carey
(l05), Kelly; Pendennis (l05), Nc
Carthv; Jennie 7. )1l2), Duffy; Mont
rose (105), Withers; Terra Gotta (105),
Couklipg; Procrattinator (105), J.
Crittenden; Bertha @. (lO2), Coving-
ton; Jim Gore 1l5), Stoval.
Betting.-Jennie 7, $l25; Jim Gore,
500; Montrose, $40; field, $65.
Carey was first away, fol owed by
Jim Gore and Jennie T. They ran in
this order almost 10 the end, Jennie
T. taking the lead in the last hundred
yards and winning eHily by one
length; Carey second, the same dis
lance in front of Jim Gore, third.
Time-1:lS
FIFTH RACE.
One nile and a sixteenth.
Starters; Poet 100, /. Jones
Leman, (l19), r. Xii Y; Rebel Scout
(99), Str.nsh sm; Logan Q09), CoviDg.
ton; Mary E s lS9, Segley; B ddy
Bowling 900, Wrhrs jim Nave
400, Ste1p; Hilar ty (l12), McCar-
thy; Tart-r 1907, Flu Ter.
Betting. rartar, s53; Hilarity, $50;
Biddy b W inv, S25; field, sos
Ate a short del y good start ives
MADE, MsN Ellis a; once g lag to the
fro :, Hlla'i V and L ma be mkt
to Shaw. Tho tn ee did not change
Pile 20 TO over three gu vt ,rs OF mI e.
where Hila-i ty wen, the front and
wen bandily by one 'ength; Mary
Ellis second, a head 10 front OF Lemsn,
third. Time-1:524. There was no
advance in the entered selling price
for the winner.
THURSDAYS RACES.
To.morrow's programme, with en-
tr es and weights, is IS follows:
First Rdce.-0ne mile. Wsnderoo
Qls), Missionary (lO9), Hottentot
(ll5), Gold Flea (l0l), Mary Payne
(10l) Clone (l03), Logan (106), Mol
lie McCaIthy's Lss (l06), Syntax 1lD,
Sir Joseph (11l), King Bob (106).
Second Rdce.-0ne mile and quar-
ter. Revoke (l05), King George (S1),
Warrington 103), Lycurgus (106),
Topsy (95), Bootblack 1927, Hilarily
(lO2), War Sign (lO2), John Sullivan
(S7l, Keene (l02l.
Third Race.-The Charles Green
s'akes ;!one mile and a quarter. Nom
tana Regent (llS), Jim Gray (llS),
The Bourbon QlS), Ben Ali (l23),
Brookiul Qls), May Lady (ll3).
Fourth Rdce.-Seven-eighths OF a
mile. Top Sawyer (ll5), Fannie Lou Sc
(l0S), Porter Ashe (l05), Forest (l15),
Grimaldi (l05), Malva r. 400, Sur
prise (l00).
FJlhRace.-Sieep lechsse, full course.
Hop Sing (l46), George Mccullough
(152), Liltleiellow (l43), Asc oil (l54).
Brighton Beach Races.
BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y. June o.
First Race For three.year.olds, FIVE
eighths of a mile. Warwhoop won by