The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-25
Turf Topies.

HANOVER, the popular iavorite Of the
nwyer string, has bcen thrown out of
training ~ his icet are In very bal condi-
ton, and the probabilities aro thai no will
not face the starter again this year.
TINS race MARI, Hypasia, WIS killed nj
latonia last Friday. She was being put
on car 10 he shipped ~ Chicago, aud ac.
cidentally broko hor leg, aud wis killed 10
DO put out ot her suffering She was
owned by Mr.. A. q. McCampbell, oil
Louisville. and was valued at 1850.
JOCKEY PorK. who was badly injured al
the last day of the Jerome Park meeting
by tumble with tho horse Elphin, and
the mother 81 Jockey Cross, who was
killed ri the same track, will be given 4
benefit by the host II Jockeys, trainers and
stable employees engaged ON the island
Mines explained by Jockeys Garrison and
Fitzpatrick will play amaich game Of base.
ball on the now hall grounds at Brighton
Beach, and horscmen on the island not
only expect lot OF fun, but anticipate
raising good round sum for the bcne.
ilciahcs
TE recent list Of casualties In stooplo.
chasing at Jerome park has brought about
liz natural result AZ n meeting Of the
executive committee Of the American
Jockey club, held recently, u WIS unani.
mously resolved TO have no more stceple.
chascs over the Jerome Park course. II Il
probable that the Monmouth Park associa.
ton will also decide TO do away with this
dangerous sport. Such action on their
part will also put nm end 10 some Of the
worst jobherv known 20 tho American
turf. Special meeting for this class Of rae.
Ing are provided nj Ccdarhunt and Pei.
ham, and those meetings ought 10 suffice
without bringing the Jumpers 20 tracks
specially made for fiat racing.
EiourEKS horses had each won over
1000 In stakes and purses 10 date, this
season. They are, with their respective
earnings, ~ follows A. J. Caxati's Tho
fard: slb,bT5; J. ID. Morrlsscy's French
Park. Sli, T05; r. J. Baldwin's Emperor o
Norfolk, Sl, 400, Chicago stables Mac.
beth H.. sli, 100, Dwycr Bros Sir Dixon
81, 7b5, Crawford \ Roche's Liberty, ell, :.
800, Chicago stables lluntrcss, 5000
Melbourne stables Galliict, sa,OOO; Chi.
cago stables Terra Gotta, sS,pOn Mel
bourne stables Tho Lioneae, -, 100; Chi
cago stables Egmont, 5000, J. H. Hag
gins Aurclia, 81, go. w. Gratx's Elkwood
S6,oiS; T. J. Baldwin's Los Angeles, S..
800, Prcakncs stables Bclyidere, Is, s0S
| =. \. Browns buddhist, g., 500, DwyeI
Bros Oregon. s5,025; Chicago stables
Wheeler T., -, 100.
SoNE weeks ago Capt. Brown and his
betting commissioner, +. II. Duffy, were
naming the two year olds Of tho stable.
When they came 10 colt by Enquirer
Bonnie Meade, the supply Of names wai
exhausted. call him Reporter II an
Enquirer" suggested pii,sburg ncwspa
per man. "Oh, don't" yelled Duty
There have been n dorm OF that name
and all wer skates" "we might Ms wei
try Il, said Capt. Brown. Reference &
the guide showed that no horse now OF
the turf enjoyed the proud distinction, an,
10 In went Reporter. "llo IL a good one,
said Capt. Brown some timc aftcrward, ans
n few days ago the colt won the great Sur
stakes, beating some good ones. Capt
Brown sent the following 10 tho ncwspape
man: "Sheepshcad BAY Race Track, Jun
ip.-Your mined colt distinguished him
self today. Hope you were on him.
Reporters win was good ono for IN
stable. Considerable money was won Of
him by ntsburecrs ~
TnE difference between book bcttlnl
and French pools is pointed out BY III