The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Yesterdays RACING.
sport mt LatOnia, NJ. Louis and Jerome
Park-TOday's Events.

CINCINNATI, o., June cit was hot,
sultry day at Latonia today. The racing
was fine and the time made was excellent.
Bonita, in the last race made the best
mile time ever made in Latonia, l:4li,
and won great race from Valuable, right
under the wire. Valuable was the favorite
and Lewis had the mount. Stoval was on
Bonita. AS they neared the wire Lewis
turned to watch Grimaldi, who was
coming down the stretch like flash.
Stoval, who was riding Bonita next the
fence, whipped her up and won the race
by head. 1t was dead sneak on Lewis.
Bonita was very little thought OF in the
book-selling for 10 to /. The book
makers reaped a rich harvest on her.
First Race-Selling purse for three.year-
olds and upwards; seven and half fur
longs. Starters: Alamo, l05, Walker 6
to 1j-Earnest Race, 90, 0verton, to /;
: Antonio, 1913, Britton, 10 to /; Lepanto,
100, Lewis, p over, to /; Trust 40,
stoyal, 10 to |; Cupid, l07, Moore, s TO /;
Drumstick, l05, Finnegan, TO /; Love-
land, l0I, Dorsey, to /.
Auctions Earnest Race, $40; Drum
stick, 80; Cupid, 50. Field, S25. They
got away on the first attempt well
punched. Trust, 10 to chance, won by
length from Earnest Race, who was sec
ond, Drumstick third. Tme-l:37;
Second race--Purse for two-year-olds;
five furlongs. Starters: Electricity, 9S,
Rodgers, 10 TO 1; Wheel OF Fortune, 9S,
Armstrong TO |; jake Toms, 9s Finne-
gan, 10 TO IL; Mildred, 9s, Boyd, ~ TO /;
JOYFUL 9S, soden, II TO ]; Rachall, 9S,
L. Jones, ~ TO l. Santa Cruz, l06, FISH
burn, o 10 /; Kasson, l0l, Walker, s to j;
Unlucky, l0l, w. Thomas, 9 TO /; Gym
mast, l0l, Barnes, TO 5; King Regent, l0l;
Stoval, 10 to !, Allebrene, 9S; Magic, to
]. Auctions Gymnast $50. Kasson. 49,
Wheel Of Fortune, -; field, S25. After
several breakaways a good start was made,
Electricity showing up first after the flag
fell. The lead was constantly changing,
and il was any ones race TO the finish,
Wheel OF Fortune winning by scant
length from Santa Cruz second, Kasson
third. Time-l:0i.
Third Race-Sellng purse; for three
year-olds and upwards; six furlongs.
Starters: Ella D. los, Barnes, @ to !;
Stewart, lO2, Neil, ~ 10 L; Elyton, l05,
stovall, 2 TO i; Essay, 1903, Kingsbury, 20
10 /; Niranza, 81, Walker, TO /; Laurel,
81, Boyd, to !; Pell Nell, l02, Scott, 10
10 1; Keynote. los, Soden, 10 TO 1; Cousin
Jeems, 40, Rivers, 4ito /; Frederick, l02,
0verton, 4 70 ]; Sadie A, "a, II. Jones,
10 10 /. Auctions: Elyton, -; Cousin
Jecms, 81; Els ID, 81; field, s25. When
the flag fell Cousin Jecms showed up in
front and was never headed. winning by
two lengths under pull, Elyton second,
Kecsote third. Time -l:lGl.
Fourth Race Selling; purse; for three
yoar-olds and upward; seven furlongs.
Starters: Parrish, l05, Neil. 10 /; Dago,
e5, Walker, TO l. Lucky Jim, 100,
Moore, q TO 1; Una y, 49, Lewis, . TO 3;
Ellie Hardy, l05, Overton, 10 10 1; Fronie
Louise, l06, Matthews, 10 10 ]; Mirth, %,
Soden, to !. Auctions Una u 500,
Fronie Louise 81, Parrish -. field s25.
A fair start was made, Una i showing
up iirst when the flag fell. Dago soon
passed her, but was unable 30 hold the
lead long from Una b, who held il from
the half post under the wire, winning by
a length and half easily, Efie Hardy
second, Lucky Jim third. Time-l:3O.
Fifth Race-Ilandicap sweepstakes; for
three-year-olds and upward; one mile.
Starters Iottie Wall, 100, Barnes, 10 /;
Glenhall, 1l6, Moore, "a TO l.; Bonita, los,
Stoval 10 10 I; Mamie Hunt, l0i, Fish
burn, 10 10 1; Gleniortune, ~, Dorsey, u
20 1; Valuable, ll2, Lewis, s TO .; Minnie
Hegly, 80, G. Thomson, % 10 /; Elmira,
90, Overton, 10 10 /; Grimaldi, 100, Hath
away, to1. Auctions Valuable, s2j;
Glenhall, sl2; Grimaldi, 81; field, $40.
A splendid start was made on the firsi
attempt, Mamie Hunt showing up in front.
Valuable took the lead at the lower turn
and held the lead within a few feet Of the
wire when Bonita, who had been running
next the fence, was whipped up and wor
by head from Valuable second, a length
ahead Of Grimaldi third. Time-l:4ll.
Entries, weights and pooling on the
Iatonia races
First re-Fificrn-sintccnihs u mile. selling
p,ls, =. ., Caras, loa' q ispInlo les 81 Cor ;ao
second Race = Ninc slxiccnihs Of mile
Oncaicr. TO-. 81 Lady ilcmphlll, l0l - N~ge
D. Alaio iO2 81 Miss Boyle iol y, May Ian
ia, AZ Bania, 10. g. iago lO2 - lcccho, 10, Z
Knoxville. iot, o. Sportsman 10 ~ Metal lo
O. jnhai, iU,, g. Gold Dealer 100, ~ JAKE AlHel
Taird Racc.-Ihfccq narter OF a mile. selling
no pooiinr. Cleaner. ~. Rebellion, LUZ ltuiir
lN loopack ios Narchinla g Anh a., T, ~.
i06. MAY Huckmasicf ~. MAORI, - Cheney y
TamLouctic, iUi o u, % Glen Fortune, 10 bn!
snciic. g., Helen Brooks, ~ tlfut llo, llda
" Ilaruilnc iOi Business, ~ Narhall Luke, le
FOURTH Racc-Iiandcap nile aud sxtccttl
Raplne. lQi, 81 Nick fintcf 100, ~ hairnlnl
l0f SIC Ten Brock, t.. 90 ~ Dad. lgl, ~, -.
n.,s ~ I IssAii B.ce NJ 100 sl6 "
Fiiih Racc-iiemyar stake. milc and an eight
ncncilct 10. slE Hector iia SIC uallust "
-. Ioyeand. ia g. frlnce foiiunaius, 10 y
White III, 80