The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
THE RUNNING TURF.
LITTLE MINcH BEATEN AT WASH.
ING TON PARK YESTERDAY.
The Invinoibie Emperor OF Norfolk Wins
q Great Stake with Ease-Events at
Brighton Beach Entries and Weights
for Today.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 2.--Tho Washington
park races were attended this afternoon by
5000 spectators who witnessed some ad-
mirablc racing, the last race being remark
able for the desperate character Of tho fin
ishes in each heat Andy McCarty, who
rode the winner, was so exhausted that he
tainted at the end Of the race, and was
only revived with great difficulty, De-
tails of the races are as follows;
First Race-Six furlong dash for maiden
two year olds; purse 800. Starters: SYRIA
cuse los, 8 to |; Jubilee, l05, o TO /; Lady
Hemphill, los, 10 to l; Santa Cruz, l0s,
10 TO l.; DaranoG, los, % to /; Guy Gray,
los, 20 TO |; Miss Flood, 40, TO /; Irish
Dan, los, 10 TO I; King Idle l05, s TO i;
Iris, los, % 10 1; Cherio Blossom, l05, 4 to
i; Kate Malone. l05, 30 TO l, and Cotillion.
1O5, 10 to |. Syracuse, Kate Malone and
Irish Dan were in the lead at the quarter,
Irish Dan led past the ,hrce-quartes and
into the stretch, where Miss Flood ran to
the front and won handily by two lengths.
King Idle beat Santa Cruz head for the
place. Time--l:l6l. Mutuals paid $500,
the field.
Tho second race, purse $3.50. mile and n
sixteenth, had eleven starters: Tenacity,
Of, TO 3; Gleniortunc, O5, 3 10 |; Ken
sington, lO7, 10 TO |; Antonio, 40, 10 to
!; Pyramid, 81, Annie II, 25, JohnIGay,
ITO, and Belle X, no. 10 10 I oach: Fill
more, 81, 20 10 /; Forest King, ITO, 30 to
!, aud Waterleap, ll5, 40 10 1. Much
trouble was experienced In getting start.
Pyramid led for seven furlongs, when lac
gave way 10 the iavorite, Tenacity, who
won by three lengths from Glcnfortune,
Annie II bad third. Time--l53l.
Third race was nj the same distance and
under the same conditions rs the second.
Little Minch, 100, was great iavorite, ut
3 IS. The other starters were Mollie
McCarthy's Last. los, o toi; Silver Belle,
100, TO I; Ten Bug, 81, 10 10 I, Amelia
Il, ~, ~ 10 |; Wandered, ll2. II 10 !;
Frederick, 100, Billy Gilmore, l02, 20 TO
each; Hettic $, 100, Lovciona, 100, and
Hamlet, 100, 30 10 each. A beautiful
start was had. Wandcroo and Billy Gil.
more ran out clear and carried ON tho run
ming TO the thrce-quarters, where the field
closed. Little Minch was beaten at the
furlong, and Mollie McCarthy's Last, Sill.
yer Belle and Amelia 7 singled themselves
out and ran good race TO the wire. Mol.
lie McCarthy's Last won by short length
aud Silver Belle beat Amelia L head for
second place. Time-l;l0l.
Only three started for tho one.mile
handicap with u 900, tho Drcxcl stakes.
They were Emperor OF Norfolk, 1875, Muir
ply; Galliict, l23, McCariy and Artist
lis, Taral. The betting was to 10
against Emperor Of Norfolk, TO against
Galliiet. The horses ran the hrst five fur.
longs under pull at n slow rate, Artist
leading the Emperor two lengths, he as
far In front OF Galliict At the three.
quarters Murphy gave the Emperor his
head and lac went by Artist like fash
and kept his place TO the end without
being approached. Artist and Galiict had
II hot light Tor the place, but GalIiict gave
II mp In front OF the stand aud Artist
finished second two lengths behind the
Emperor. Tmo-l;isl Mutuals paid
$3.50
Tho fifth race was sevcn.iurlcng sell.
ing affair Starters llorn-Pipc los. Clara
clos. Golightly ~. full.Sail 81. Rhody
Pringle l05. banjo %, Cassie 100. Coun.
cillor l02, Vivian 10 and Hattie ID 81.
Clara & was In front at the start, but
Rhody Prlngle took up the running and
led TO the stretch, where Clam G passed
him aud won by two lengths, banjo third.
Tme-l;20. Muiuals paid 5000.
The sixth race was a duplicate OF the
dith. Birthday vas the iavoriic, the
Others being Tudor NJ, Malaria l02, Hal.
anco 10, Jaubert ~, Comedy ~, Parish
W and llatto lO2. Jaubcrt won by two
lengths from Birthday, Tudor u fair third
Tme-l;21.
The last race wis six.iurlong heat
Carnegie, ll3; Shotovcr, il3, Sallic War
ron, ~. Margo, los; Uracic u, los. Wood.
craft. 10; Vision, ~ Rcpctia, 10; False
Alarm, 100; Castillian, 10. Somerset, 40.
Boot Jack. los; Ilcadlad, llb, Jennie Me
farland, 10, and Range. ~. started 10
the frst heat Shotoycr took the lead and
was never headed, Carnegie second, Jcn.
ME Mcfarland third. The second heal
was a repetition OF the first, Carnegie sec
ond, woodcraft third. Time-l.l5E ll5l
All the others were di-ianccd.
Following arc the entries and weights
for tomorrow;
mt Ilacc-rur.c sIco. for ihre year olds cns
mile. filtier, M; s<-col Marin. i0t Reclu@e. ins
Montpelier. ion Ten hiV. ioS Jim Mnlholland
loeg fcr-lan. lie. 0lcn Fortune III Tbs Lion, ~
fir.t kSta tace.name as aloN. orirtly, ~
Ten hnuy. ia narrisicf, u.s. Yum Yum, ia
: pes wright 10. AlAhO, II. nusinsss. ioa' bone
milan. ia
sccond l,aoo-frcc handicap swect~iakcs ior All
rr.. with sce one mile aud iurlouE lola Ma,
VI Innrailrht lOl, Honda % iavluia bile l0l
kayrc ~, Mshco ia. ndorado loo Tcn nrccck
h., lnn Mooirraft iul. itunliA iU1
Third Earc-1he boulevard statcs. fof All arcs
r,oaddcd, mile aud quarter. lalcnn iuA naruni
ia Macieih y To-. lAaconshgld ~ leila Y ~
Nouir~e H.. Nolanic IN. Had Ia cuisines "a
fouuh Haoc-fun-c tno fuf two war oiiS
Thrclquarcn Of mile. Martin llusscil. ~ nol
Iofrythc, lO0 irc hlnkclspeil lOs Minnie ialtncf
~ Joyful. ~ silica. 100, Mackenzie lul Trad,
MARI, ma Chlihovie, i0s fondulinE VI GlockncF
lof Can.andra. TO-
fiith Raco-rurc ior thrcc year olds aud up
ward, seven mflonFs Luke han NJ. nuusmRi
10i. kosciusko lac. tuscphus 40. C1nisnt ~ Glen
dalia iOs nJef ~ iAnio VI, Cheney la
hccond tttIa lihrc-samc ~ above, Hector inl
Lewis Ciafz ia Luisika ~ iaoohin lus Hank mn
~, Honda ioi, only nafc iN, May IA. Naluabl
40 brighton Reach.
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