The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09

THE SECOND DAY.
Some More Fine Sport at Lexington.
Barnes observation-disclosures
Against Cleaner Handily.
Chovalior Surprises tho Boys by
Beating Macbeth and Autocrat.
Chilhowee Boats tho Youngsters Race
with Unlucky Fair second-cast-
away Proves Another Surprise
Overture Jockey Suspended
Other Races.
Some More Fine Sport at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May s.-Tho second
day Of the spring meeting Of the Kentucky
association was well attended. A heavy
rain fell last night, although II has been
clear and warm this morning, the track
was slow. Five races are on the program,
one stake and four purses Tho judges
are J. 4. Robinson, u. T.. Clay, Capt.
James Franklin; timers !. q. Thomas,
W. $. Barnes aud d. D. Bell; starter J. +.
Caldwell.
First Racc-Punc Of $500, for al ages.
Starters Emma Hancock, ~, jenkins;
Outlaw, 1921, Green; shotoycr, 100
Ilcrdic; Kilmeny, ll5, Dorsey; Nolanic,
IFS, Allen; Pcnimmons, 40, Barnes;
Cleaner ~, withcn.
The flag fell al the first attempt With
Emma Hancock In the lead, Pcrsimmons
second and Cleaner third. Before they
had passed the half mile. llcrdic had sent
Shoioycr Ia the 'front.' followed closely by
Emma Hancock and Cleaner. The
Jockeys commenced a. ride from this
point. A. they turned into the stretch,
Shotoycr was leading by half length,
'
way down the stretch Barnes sent Per-
simmons 90 the front, and after an exciting
finish won 10y length from sholovCr,
who was the same distance in front of
cleaner, third. Time l:lbl.
po0ls-Glcanor so, Pcuimm0ns slh,
field -. Post odds -roninmons ~ 10
straight shOlOycr 10 place.
Second Race Phoenix hotel stakes. for
4
Starters Macbeth, 10, CuNngiln; Au.
locrat, us, Johnson; The Chonlicr, lls,
Lewis.
starter Caldwell sent them oT on their
Journey NJ thc iinst attempt with Macbeth
| slightly Ia the lead, AuiOcint second, close
together. They came down the stretch
with Aut0crlt leading by a neck, and they
swept past the stand with Macbeth second.
AZ they raced past the quarter they were
al close together, Lewis holding The
Chcyalcr we'll In hand, around the back
stretch Macbeth was leading by half q
| length, ~ they passed the half the Jockeys
commenced ~ ride ard tho race com.
mcnccd ns they aHccndcd the hill Tho
| Chrvnlcr commenced drawing near the
leader and ~ they turned into the stretch
was head aud head with Macbeth AMI run
from the grand stand M The Choynlicr
dashed under tho wire winner by two
lengths irUin Macbeth second. who Was the
same distance Ia front Of AutocaL Tune
! -2iO.
Pools Macbeth, s2j, Auiocrat, g.
Post Odds hcyalier, 10 ]; Macbeth, 7
/ 10 TO- Aulocat, 2 90 /.
Third Race-iselllng. purse 500, usual
allowances for thce.ycarOlds aud up.
wards ono mile. Starters liedsi0ue, 80
/ Freeman; Kirklin, W, Barnes stove
Jerome. 90, Ray; Frederick, 80. Will
/ inms: Tudor ~. Coyington. John Gray,
lO3. Taal landlady, va, Allen.
starter Caldwell sent them of with Rod.
stone in the lead, Frederick second and
Iandlady third; the balance punched nj
| tho quarter. Williams sent Fredehca 10
lint place, Tapped by Redstone, with Stove
Jerome third AZ they need past the
back stretch Freeman pulled Rodsione
back 10 fourth place, while John Gray
moved up tosccond place. Ashley passed
the half mile they were all punched and
going fast. As the bunch dashed past the
thrcc.quartcr pole Coyington gave Tudor
his head, and on entering the stretch he
was slightly In the lead, while Freeman
Was bringing RcdSIone iIom the rear at q