The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
nACEs an LEXINGTON.
Some Very short Chances Win-The
Rockies Lose Heavily.

Rockies Lose Heavily.
LEXINGTON, Ky, April 27.-This was
the fourth day Of the spring meeting The
weather was good, the track fast, and the
sport fine, The betting was large, and
book-makers were unable TO accommodate
the bctters 1t is learned that others will
be here next week. Money seems more
plentiful than usual, and the popularity OF
this course is so great that IL win require
at least six more bookmakers to do the
business next week.
Judges ]. F. Robinson, Senator Black
burn, Il. F. Clay.
FIRST RACE.
Selling. Purse for two year olds; half
mile. Starters: Bamboo l05, Stoval;
Ieika 90, Warwick; Teddy Venture l05,
Allen; Susie 1906, Britton; American
Duchess 0B, Mooney Bally Mena l02,
Brice Lord Peyton los. Freeman; 10
Nevin los, l.. Jones.
In the books the odds were: Five TO 2
Lord Peyton, 8 TO Teddy Venture, 10
Ieika, 10 Bamboo, and l0to 20 tho
others.
Venture led TO the three-quarter. Pey-
ton then took up aud won by half length
with Zclika second, two lengths ahead Of
Venture third. Time-05l.
SECOND RACE.
Selling, purse for -year-olds and
upward, six furlongs.
Starters-Thad Rowe 105, West Brew
stcr 90, Brtton; j. g. Burnettc l05, Stoval;
Pell Nell 100, Crater; Olaf 90, Keys; Lake.
view 80, Warwick; May o. "a, Freeman;
Rollin Hawley l0l, Soden; Weeks 100,
Edwards; Out Scramble 100, Hawkins;
Lynne l05, Allen.
In the books the odds were 10 to |
lakeviow, 10 TO . May o., 10 l each
Lynne and Pell Nell, s 10 J. q. Bur-
nette, 10 10 4 the others.
May q. led at the start, then Thad
Rowe, and ut the three-quarler Lakeview
took the lead which he never lost, winning
by three lengths, May o. second, two
lengths ahead Of J. Q. Burnetto third.
Time, ll0l.
THIRD RACE.
Free handicap. purse. for three-year-
olds and upward; one mile and seventy
yards.
Starters Rowanna Ten Q5, Freeman:
Early Dawn l05, Jones; Ban llazem 90,
Harris Teuton 90, Lilly; Petuance 100,
Stoval.
In tho books the odds were: 2 to /
Early Dawn, 8 TO 2 Louis Dor s to 8 TO
all Others.
Louis Dor led TO the half, Ben HaEem
then showed the way 10 the stretch. where
Teuton came fast and won by half length
on tho post, Early Dawn second, three
lengths ahead Of Louis Dor third. Time,
Ei0i.
FOURTH RACE.
Selling purse for throe-year-olds and
upward One mile.
Startep-Probus li3, Brice; Red Letter
ll3, i. Lewis Miss Flood 81. Allen; Annie
Bergo ITO, Mooney; Sallic o 90, Freeman;
Castawny 100, breckenridge; Pell Nell 100,
Warwick; Helen Brooks 1l2, o. Lewis;
Maid OF Orleans co. West; Stuart 1l3. L.
Jones; Julien LOG. stoyal; Brayoura l0l,
Cooper.
Castaway. 2 10 Red Letter, 3 TO Julien,
} to Sallie o, s to ! Miss Flood, 10 TO 1
Stuart, 20 10 the others.
Castaway, Stuart aud Red Letter were
led length TO the half by Bravoura. when
the fini three named came ON together,
and in a driving finish Castaway won by
Rcd Letter third. Time-l:4il.
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
Following are the entries, Weights and
pooling for Mondays events.
First Race fur two year old Allies four iurionRs
lrncie n SO, Teddy Venture til Happiness $40,
Princes Glenn ~ finolla -, field So composed Oh
.ilcncc, epringdell, tamclia. samantha aud Nina
Archer. oil 10 cary in1 pounds.
second kacc-lut three year olds aud upward
thru quaricn Of a mile. No No M. a. Probus
~, " }. q. nufnciio 10, VI May % ~. tib Amos
~, VI Rcd Hand lOi. Luck iia. Olaf leo In the
field Tot 80
Ihid Raoc-for thuc year-oids aud upward.
mile and one sxtccnth. bonita 100, SIS Lady
licmphill ~, 81 Marrhma inL sih. Rcd Letter W
80 Trainer ~, ~ Laura Davidson " SO. Wan.
..airh ~ slH Lariy Dawn lOa. 81. Alpcna " -.
litirOll iOi. o..
FOURTH Raoc-For thrcc year olds and upward.
llitcgn siNicenihs Of n mle Irish Dan ilu SIS,
Pat Donovan ~. tit Nidctic ii2 o. stuart ina
~ tkaFelgn lol, nmvoura i02 leo Dlnkelspiol i0s.
In the field iof tl02