The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30
Plucky Little Barnes Rides Through
Four Races Successfully,
And That After Being Injured So
verely in Mounting.
The Booming Favorite, Silver Bell
Tinkled by the Huntress With
Barnes Up-Races at Gravesend
All the Pooling Today.

only moderate. The track was lumpy and
slow from the heavy rain yesterday. The
racing was very good, however, consider
ing the condition OF the track. The Fair
Oaks was won by the Chicago stables iilly,
Huntress, who beat out Silver Bell, big
favorite in the books and dpools. Hamilton
lost the race by pulling the Haggin FLY
nearly double for more than thrce.quarters
Of tho way. Had he given Silver Bell her
head she might have won, but after the
three-quarter pole was passed Huntrcss
had a lead that could not be touched.
First Race-Selling, purse 5000; one
mile. Starters: Hattie d, 81, Clark; Diana,
n, DeLong; Unique, l0l, breckenridge;
King Idle, l02, Turner Lucy Johnson,
l0l, Gerhardy; Colamorc, 50, Coleman;
Quotation, s5, Allen; Derby, los, Drain;
Warsing, lO6, Vincent; Moonlight, l0S,
Maddox; Fraud, l03 Gallcgo; Bonnie
King, l07, Freeman. Books Hattie ID,
20 TO /; Diana, TO /; Unique, s TO /, King
Idle, 3 to 1; Lucy johnson, . To 1; Quota.
ton, 25 10 1; Warsign, Z to |; Moonlight, 8
TO ]; Bonnie King, 10 10 !; Derby and
Fraud, 30 10 /. Pools Lucy johnson
barred; King Idle, 25; Quotation, 81;
Unique, 81; Moonlight, s.; field, Sl5.
The start was bad one, Diana getting
of In the lead, closely followed by
Bonnie King he a length ahead Of Quota
tion, the others together behind. AZ the
half the order WIS Lucy johnson, King
Idle Quotation and Wasign. At the
tlfreo-quartcrs and into the stretch Lucy
johnson was leading still and she won IN
n canter, two lengths in front Of Bonnie
King, he half length ahead Of Quotation.
Time-l.l5l.
Second raco--Pursc 5000; five furlongs.
Starters Tom Karl, no. Curtis; Free
Jols, 10, johnson; Olive H., lO5, Francis
Hope, li0, Brcckenridgc; Bonnaletla, LOB
Saunders; Fairy, l0j, karl; Glockner, lO6
, Allon; Baranoli, 40, Scdgcly.
Books Tom Karl, 10 10 !; Free Jol,
10 90 I; Hope, 10 10 /; Bonnletta, 10 10 !
Fairy, . to l. 0lockncr Q to O. Baranon
10 to-
Pools Glocknor, So5 FURY, 81 Field
IS.
Tho iavoriie got away first, In bad start
with Fairy nj his heels, Free Jols right aitc
her aud the others together and close up
Coming around the lower turn Free Jol,
passed into the lead, With Glockner half q
length away aud Tom Karl twice that dis
iancc behind. In the stretch Glocknoi
took the lead and won without trying, Ton
Karl length behind and Olive II clos,
third. nme-l:0s.
Third llacc-st Louis Fair Oaks. ioi
three ycar-old colts and lillics, ~ 800 added
mile and half Starters Silver Bcll, ll3
Hamilton; Huntrcss, ll3, kilcy; Tcnpcn
ny, lis, Withen; Iuhlan, ll3, Taral.
Iooks-Silyer Bcll, 2 TO .; liunlrcss, 3 /,
!; Tonpcnny TO !; Zuhlan, 10 10 !.
Pools-Silycr He'll, so; Tcnpenuy, S.
Iluntrcss, 50 Zuhlan, -.
Tonpenny was the iirsi away, with Zuh.
Ian second, Silver Bell third and lluntrca
last. As they passed the stand Hamilton
was riding Silver Bell under n dead pull
and ho held the flly doubled until IN,
party got around 10 the half, when he IL
her 10 and she shot 90 the front will
Hunlrcss a close second, Zuhlan third an,
Tcnpenny fourth. Al the thrce-quarien
Ilunirc@ closed up and Tapped Silver Bell
saddle, Tenpcnny third and Zuhlan last
Coming into the stretch Kilcy gave Hunt
ress her own way and rode home n winne
by half n length from Silver Bcll, second
she a length before Tenpcnny, lac the sam,
from Zuhlan. Time-2b0l.
Fourth lRacc-Pursc 500, mile nnd M
eighth. Starters May Curl, lO7, Glorc
LolcS, lli, Tarl; Darunna, l0J, Wincholl
, In the books Lclcx sold TO 8, Darunni
10 2, and May Curl 20 tol.
Pools: LcloS, s25, Geld. SlS.
At the start Darunna led or n hal
! length In frOnt Of MAY Curl, with IolcN a
the lattor's flnnks. Passing the stand Da
! runna stretched her lead 10 length, will
May Curl still second. Higgins nlly sai
never headed aud went under tho wr,
iipt b. half length better than lclox, Maj
Curl behind ten lengths. Iimc-l.5Di.
Fifth Haco-siccplcchasc, pure 5000
full course. htmieE Surprise, ll7
Cochran; Noliigcur, 40, Mayo; Cheated
low, 1862, Slonneu, Uncle Dan, iiD, Rob
inson; Hank Wider, liD, Nansiudiiord
Ascol, li0, llurdi Tennessee, l52, Carno
, van.
Books Surprise, 10 10 I; Volugour, n
10 |; CheAtiellow, 10 tO !; Uncle Dan, II
10 !; Hank Widor, 10 10 Il Ascoli, 10 !
Tennessee, . 10 3.
Pools Tennessee, $50 Ascoli, $40, Vol
, iigcur, 81; Surprise, %, field, sd.
| AHfNN WIS INV w AlN hiAftf TWfpflHl
second, Uncle Dan third and Tcnncssc,
, 9th. After the frut water jump the ordc
, WIS Ascoli, Tennessee, Surprise, llanl
wider. in which order they came int
: the fiat Tennessee then captured N,
{ lead and the lot camo under the wire will
: Tennessee first, Ascoli second, Cheated
low third.
The following arc the entries, weight
and pooling for tomonow's races.
Tirrt Race -Thrrcqusrirrs Of mile. Pat Regent
, ~. Vision. lOi. Little Rock iOs Honda ins Ncl
, ~ Kent iOH Bonnie Ice, IA n~iiafa, iOi Bounv
10 fpcct ~ Colonel Hunt inl rTaihef. iOl
4. fihel h iit fuftlan, i0G q W Cook. iib Nay cur
| no Tfumpeief. gA Pools pcnian sd prnthe
~. iAttie Rock go. nsld 90
Second flaoe-Ono mile. 0uafdstnan, io1 81
7 eayef, ia e. Councillor i11 a. Irmont ~ Si0
\ Only Dafc, ia W. Dc Hos. ~ ll Balance ~, gll
! | naiabier vi A., Incoloan, sh III
. 1hlfi hacc -EllwQ0d fefghefou stakes one mil
/, and quafiaf Little Nlneh, ", 80. Term Coiil
4 H. tsi5 Daunna, lil Ten Dor, 100. liagginls a.
tries tiis. War;, ia ~
IOurh naog-Iwo year oldg I've eiRhts ~
4 | mila, Hunbman, %, 80 Famous, -, 80 Hot
i John N ioi a. hoia, iui. fai inhcftof. iou. y
a | Dakota. gb, o., fack Hofe, ~ ~ bonnie Lee, v
~, Jennie " NJ, ~, Mckenzie, iol, w. ifs, q, ~
: Enisfprlay, ~ o. fan King, ". ta
nnh Raos- -iiandioH mile aud onoelshtl