The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
Racing nj NJ. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, No., June S.--About noon
the rain commenced to fall, and continued
without interruption until after the first
race, which made the track slippery and
dangerous. II also kept down the at.
tendance, and only about 1000 people
assembled Mt the race course for the
twelfth days racing of the Jockey club.
The first event was selling purse for nv
ages; seven furlongs. Starters Balance,
9s, belong, 2 TO i; Jim Gray,
10, Taral, 4 TO I; Dcboc, 81, Dixon,
20 To |; Derby. 97, Winchcn, 10 to L;
Francis, % TO /; Vision, n, Clayton, 20 TO
/; Kitty Pease, l0l, Monaghan, 20 to d;
Fraud, SO, A. Covington, 10 TO |; Sadie
Mayo, 20, Stearns, 20 10 /; Clonec, ",
Gerhardy, TO |; Hattie u, SO, Glare, 20
10 |; Fanchette, 100, Gnllego, 20 TO |.
Auctions; Balance, barred; jim Gray,
So, aud the field sos. Fanchette made
the running until well into the stretch,
when Balance came away and won by a
length Of Clouee, with FanChotto third.
Time-l:30l. The winner was bid in for
500, his entered price.
Second Raco-Thc Ellis Wainwright
purse for all ages; one mile. Starters:
Wary los, Breckenridge, o to 3; Jacobin
40, Taral, o to 8; Bas Beu, 0s, Wincholl,
3 10 /; Unite los, Vincent, TO |, and
lrma II, '93, Gefhardy, 10 to |. Auctions.
Wary, s25; Jacobin, s2l; field, 81. Wary
and Bas Bleu made the running until well
into the stretch, when Jacobin joined the
leaders. In driving finish Wary won 10y
afneck off Jacobin, second, Unite third.
Time-l:45.
Third Race-The Directors stakes, for
three year olds; mile and quarter. Start.
eB Huntrcss, 100, Kelly, even; Artist,
IFS, Seaman, 3 10 I; Alexandria, Winchell,
8 TO |; Ed Mack, lis, Taral, I TO /; Jack
Cocks, llS, Hamilton, 3 TO l.; Ten Bug,
| ll5, II. Jones. Auctions: lluntrcss, SIS;
Artist, Sl2; Alexandria, 81, field, Sl3. Ed
Mack and Artist made the running until
the thrcc-quarter pole was reached, when
| Iluntress came away AMI won by a length,
Jack Cocks second and Alexandra third
Time l5i.
Fourth Race-Pursc, for two year olds
threc-quarters OF a mile. Starters Cham
payne Charley IFS, l.. Jones, 10 3; AnC
Once Again llb, Hamilton, 2 10 |. Auc
tons: Champagne Charley S25; One
Again 81 The pair raced head aud hcaC
until the stretch was reached, then One
Again came away and won by tire,
lengths. Tlme--l:lSl.
The sport concluded with a selling pus
for all ages, one and one-siNtccnth miles
Starters: LEILA May, %, A. Covington, 4 4
5; Moonlight, 90, Warick, o TO /; Luc
Johnson, l03 Gerhardy, . 10 /; Eos
tcral, 100, Cooper, s TO 1; McMirtry, u
Clayton, ~ 10 1; q. W. Cook, 81, Del.onl
o 10 !; Prather, 50, Lilly, 10 10 |; Warsigr
02, Probot, 10 10 | aud Wan l0ii Taral, 4 I
|. Auctions Lucy johnson, S25; lei
May, S25; Van, s.; field, Sll. Foster
made the running 10 the stretch when 1
was joined by Leila May and Van. In
whipping finish Leila May won by nee
: Van second and fos,erh third. Time
. Lb2l.
The following arc the entries and po
= for tomorrow's races
First seyrn.cirhihs ~ a mile rcnl
mons, ios, w ,afmegic, ~ ~ lacobin, us
. Kemp billiard. rs - Kitty rcase. ms e. chs
, ccllor. i07, ~ Luke Alexander MS, 81
, | Second Rncp-One mile Irudor, 81, 81 III
. Pat ~ SO Wah0o. 10. ~ Horn Pipe, -, w. lrr
( ". H. ~ fanoheitc %, ~ field Tom Berlin
lmud ~ Derby ~, ~
stone ~, so Tho Lioncss ~, 50. Lconctic, u
ST.
Fourth Race Handicap. mile and quart,
Terra Gotta, l2i slDl PARAGON, ~. 90; Silver W.
p1, sli. Lewis clark, lll 81. t,lcN, Ill., SO
fifh Racc-siccplcchnse, inll counc Tenn,