St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-26
ANOTHER GOOD DAY.
Unite, Syntax, Wrestler, Brown
Princess and Clara Moore the
Winners

Winners.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 25.-The fourth
day of the annual spring meeting of the
Memphis Jockey club was truly delight
full. A brisk breeze tempered the warm
atmosphere. The attendance was. the
largest of the week, the crowd being
not less than 1000. The track was fast.
The judges were Messrs. John Overton
Jr., George Arnold and Edmund Orgill.
First race. purse, for all ages, three
fourths of mile-Starters, Rimini, 1O5;
Allahene, los; Clay Stockton, 116; Bob
Thomas, 11S; Unite, 119: Artist, 121. In
the books the odds were to 10 Unite,
to | Artist, s to Clay Stockton and
Allahene, IL to 1 Rimini, so to Bob
Thomas. The start was very even
one. Clay Stockton and Allahene being
slightly in front, with the others well
up and punched. These positions were
maintained until the stretch was
reached, when Unite shot to the front,
followed by Artist. 1t was driving
finish between them, Unite winning by
half length, Artist second, one length
in front of Rimini, third. Time. LII.
Second race. selling purse for all ages,
one mile-Starters: Helena, 80; Kee-
vena. 81; Virginia, 100: Jrma III. 102;
Insolence. lO5; Stoney Montgomery.
10Y: SyntaX, Ill; Litbert, 116. In the
betting the odds were 2 to l, Litbert; 5
to l, Keevena and Insolence; to1,
lrma III; and 10 to / and 40 to against
the others. Irma Fl was in front at the
start, Keevena second, the others
punched. 1rma II led for three-quarters
of mile, SyntaX second, Keevena and
Litbert close up. AS they Strengthened
into the stretch SyntaX shot to the front,
closely followed by Keevena. and after
a driving finish, won by a length, Kee-
vena second, length in front of Lit
bert, third. Time, 1:435l. The odds
against SyntaX were 10 to /.
Third race, CASTOR hotel stakes, for
two-year-old colts, $3.50 added, one-half
mile-Starters: Wrestler, 10Y; Armour,
107; Blarney Stone. ITO; Pow-wow, ITO;
Riley, ITO; Burt, no; Morse, ITO. In
the books the odds were 9 to 5, Wrest-
Ter; to l, Morse and Burt (Newsom's
entry: 6 to l, PoW-wOw and Armour;
s TO 1, Riley and Barney Stone. Morse,
Wrestler and Armonr were in the front
at the start, the others punched.
Wrestler took the lead and was never
headed, winning by neck from Riley,
second, who was two lengths in front of
Barney Stone, third. Time, 500.
Fourth Race-Purse, handicap, for
an aSco, ollo anu oIe-ciSulu mIleS,
Starters: Brown Princess, LOG; Ker-
messe, los; Hamlet, 1913; ight-to-Seven,
los. In the books the odds were to 5
Brown Princess, to each against the
others. At the start Eight-to-Seven
was slightly in front, the others
punched. Passing the grand stand,
Eight-to-Seven was leading and going
around the lower turn, he opened I'D
gap of two lengths, with Hamlet and
Brown Princess Tapped. Eight-to-
Seven led into the stretch, where Brown
Princess and Kermesse drew away
from the others, and, after very pretty
race, Brown Princess won by half a
length from Kermesse, second, length
in front of Hamlet, third. Time, 1 :5S.
Fifth race, selling, purse. for all ages,
Moore, 9S; t. j. Rusk, 90: Macauley,
103: Catalina, 1903; Deer Lodge, 1O4
Leman, los: Vivian, III; Boot Jack,
ITO: Volcie. no; Pat Sheedy, Ill; Big
Brown jug, lis. In the books the odds
were to 5, Macauley; to 1. Deer
Lodge and Pat Sheedy; to 1. Clara
Moore; 10 to l and so to 1 against the
others. At the start, Clara Moore was
in front, Pat Sheedy second, the others
close up. Clara Moore soon opened two
lengths and led up the back stretch,
OeeT LOUS0 SecOnu. clara Moore Kept
in front and was never headed, winning
by half length from Macauley second,
who came strong at the finish, one
length ahead of T. j. Rusk, third.
Time, 1:171s.
The following are the entries, weights
and pools sold tonight on to-morrow's
races:
First race-For two-year olds five-eighths
mile, Miss Belle 40, $40; Bliss no. SI5:
Blue Veil ITO, So Myrtle j. 10. Sc: Lena
Ban 40; Prince Fonso 113 Artistic ITO, Asa
Field 50.
Second race-Selling purse for all ages.
seven-eighths mile. Mandolin 90. $50: Lord
Grosvenor 81, $40; T. j Rusk 80. SO; Red
Leaf 100. $40; Pat Sheedy I03, $40; Thank
ful 81, Hattie D. 90, Chickasaw 100, Tom
Nichols 1o3, Bridgelight l04, Cashier 112,
Asa Field $40.
Third race, Chickasaw stakes for three.
yearolds and upwards, $3.50 added, one and
one'siXteenth miles-Lottie Wall ito. $40:
Bankrupt, 80. $40; Tudor 81, S66: En-.
durer 100, $50: Comedy, 3d. S22 Irma II,
$50. ~
Fourth race, purse, handicap, for all ages.
one mile-B1own Princess, I06, $50; White
Nose, 10. S28; Artist, 1l9, S22: Bob For.
sythe, %. sic.
Fifth race purse. for maiden three-ye
olds, three-fourths of a mile-Lepremier.
122, $50: Ben Harrison, 119, SIC: Re-Echo.
III, SIG; Sweetheart, III; May W, II7: