The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-29
They Bespatter the Favorites to a
Binding Degree.
Races at st. Louis Actually Run In
q Hail Storm.
The Partnership OF Louie and Bol
Dissolved by the Results.
The Wonderful Macbeth Plays Game
on the Chicago Stable Backers--
Full Account OF the Latonia
and Gravesend Races.

Sr. LOUIS, May S-Notwithstanding
the second days racing opened with unfa-
vorable weather, the attendance was quite
large. The first race was run in drench-
ing rain and hal-storm, which turned an
otherwise good track into broad belt Of
water and mud, and was won easily by an
to chance, the iavorite hardly being
known in the contest. Two showers fell
later on, and kept the track In very
slushy condition to the end.
First Race-Puse 5000; seven furlongs.
Starters Trumpoter lO3 Gallego; Latltte
"a, Covington; Incondean rs, A. Coving.
ton; sayer ll0, Gibbs; Charifa 81, Claton;
Kitty Pease 90, Francies Alfred o. Regans;
Clonee 97, Bum; Tom Berlin ll0, Sea-
man. Donavant ss, Pratt; Counsellor 50,
Jonevice; Bankrupt li5, Kiley; Kemp
billiard l0i, Maddox; Derby 90 Burk-
holder; Chancellor l0l, Carsle; Luke Al.
exandor l0i, Dalton; Persimmons l06. DE
Long; IIilda 81, Freeman.
Books: Persimmons TO D, Bankrupt 2
TO !, Hjlda and Lailtte 10 |, Alfred 20 to
/. Kitty Pcase 20 to /, others 30 and 60
to1.
Auction, Persimmons $50, Bankrupt
$40. Lnilttc and Hilda SIS, Field $50.
llilda got decidedly the best Of the start,
and followed by Counsellor, she led on TO
the finish, winning handily by two lengths
from Counsellor, who was q length In
front ot Bankrupt, third. Time-l:3li.
Mutuals paid 500 for 81.
| Second Race-Puno 5000. handicap
sweepstakc. One and an eighth miles.
Starters Wahoo no. Taral; Wary, ll0,
Hamilton. Lewis Clark, 40, Gibbs, Bar.
rister, 90, Freeman; Glendelim, 100, Sedgc.
ly; Jim Gray, lO5, Coyington; Paragon,
ll5, Withers.
hook: Wahoo, 0 10 2; Wary, 7 TO 3;
Paragon, D TO j. Barrister, 10 TO L. others,
10 20 l.
Pools Wary, $50, wahoo, $40; Para.
gon, $50. field, $50.
lewis Clark was first away, and lao led
TO the stand, whom Jim Gray went 10 the
front and showed the way fora clos, buncl
10 the far turn, when Wahoo took com
mand and held the front position 10 the
end, finally winning by half length from
Paragon, who was two lengths In front OF
Wary, third. Time-2O2l.
Third Race-Southhern Hotel stakes;
500 added; for two.year.olds. Six fur
longs. Starters Champagne Charley, llb,
Vincent; Soso, l07, Hamilton; The Lion
cas-, III, l.. Jones; Liberty, ll5, Taral.
Books: Soso, 6to5; Champagne Charley,
TO 2; Loness, 2 10 |; Liberty, 10 l.
Pools. Soso, $50 Lioness, si3 Cham
pagno Charley, s2b; Liberty, $50.
Liberty was the fnt 10 show in front at
the start, but Champagne Charlie rushed
into the lead nj once aud showed tho way
90 the wire, winning easily by q length
The Lioncss ran second until well into the
stretch, when Liberty headed her and
finished second, n length In front Of Tho
l4oncss, who was third. Timo-l:2it
Fourth Raco-Punc, 5000; for maiden
three year olds; one mile. Starters Sadie
Mayo, ll3, Chase; q. w. Cook, 40. Do
Long; Silver Belle, l0s, Hamilton; Nctiic
Kent, lOs, Hutchison; Bloudcn, lOs Vim.
cent; Lizzie II, lOS, Morgan; Finance, ll3,
Robinson; Zuhlan, los, Tnul: Prathcr,
ll3, l.. Jones; Zeb Ward, ll3, Stone.
books Silver Belle, Ito /; Finance and
Lizzie d, q TO I, Sadie Mayo, l0tol.
| Auction Silver Belle, s2j, Zob Ward,
sll; Prathcr, S. Cook and Iuhland, s.,
field, SIS.
q. w. Cook led away at the start, with
Praihcr second aud Blondon third. The
last named rushed 10 the front nj once and
led until near the head OF the stretch,
when silver Belle took command aud,
coming away In the stretch, won handily
by halt n length from Iuhland, who was
the same In front Of g.. w. Cook, third.
Timo-l.50l.
Fifth Race Manufacturers purse, 5000.
mile and n sixteenth. Starters Irma II
~, Clark; Elgin, ll6, l.. Jones; llornpipc,
III, Vincent; Gray Cloud, ll2, 1aral.
Dyer. los, Robinson Montpelier, 81 Al.
len; fanchette, ll0, Dalton; LANCER, l02,
Turner.
BookG Grey Cloud, 3 to5; Elgin, 4 TO
I; Montpelier and IIornpipc, q 90 !;
Longer, 10 10 /; Irma II, 10 TO /: Dyer
aud fanchotte, 30 10 I.
Pools Grey Cloud, s7j; Elgin, so;
LANCER, $40, field, $40.
Montpelier led away, with Trma II sec.
ond and Elgn third. They ran In this
order 10 the half, when ifma II took the
lead and showed the way 30 tho stretch,
when Gray Cloud aud Langer moved up,
and the former finally won after n whip.
ping finish, by neck, LANCER second, two
lengths In advance Of Hornpipe, third.
Timc-l:5ll.
Entries, weights and pools for tomor-
rows races:
Tirst Raoe- Ono mile. Hattie n NJ q. Diana ",
80. Unique ioi, - kinF ldle iol ~ Lucy John
fon lOl. 90. tolam1fo NJ " Quotation 100. ~.
Darby los u. waf slsn 100, ti1 Moonlight i0i, 80
bonnie King ~. go
pcoond naoo fiyo eighihs of a mile Tom Kari,
i0i. sI Frcc Jais, iio. M olive n. 49, ~ Hope.
iO5 81 Hunaiciia ipi q. Ialfy inp, ~ Nl0fkucf,
100, 90 namn0n formerly Mercury, 40. 90
| Thlri Haoe-sI Louis Oaks. mile aud halt.
Znieka ii8 silver Boil liaggins enifici ii8 500.
Hunifc.s ia. 80. Ten Penny, ilA 80
Fourth Kace-Nllo and Que elFhth. May Curl,
iO7, fl0 icleK, ne. go Danipa, iiu. t1
Tiiih llaoc-kicopc chasc, iuil course. Surprise,
| if7 D. Noltigcur ft0 :. Uncle Dan. itq o. Cheat
fellow, "a tlt iiank Wider. iig, tL Afcoli, h9,
tit. Tennessee, ~, ~.
AT LArONIA.