The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-30
TURF AND DIAMOND.
YESTERDAYS WINNERS At LAToNIA
AND GRAvEsEND.
Entries For Today's Racing on These
Tracks and for Jerome Park Thurs
ay-Chattanooga Defeats Charles
ton-Other Games.

CINCINNAT1, W., may zi.-lne nlhtu
day at Latonia had more rain, making the
track a perfect mudhole aud after the fin
ish it was hard matter to distinguish the
Jockeys who were in the ruck. The at
tendance was largo and more ladies we're
in the grand stand than on any day OF the |
meeting. Up to the fourth race the track |
was dry and dusty, but just before that |
race it commenced to rain and never let |
mp. II was good day for the books as
but one real iavorite won. The bookes
made 'air-tight" books on anything that
looked like probable winner and scarcely
offered any odds on a crack. Havillah,
who won in the mud Saturday, was favor
lite today in the Latonia Oaks, but was
miserably ridden by her jockey, g. Gov
ington. He sent her out at the start an d
led the field by four lengths all around
into the home stretch, where Barnes
brought Retrieve up and beat the favorite
by nearly two lengths quite handily.
First Race-Seiling, for two year Odds
and upward, three-quarters of mile.
Benson 81, Ray, to /, won; Sunlight SO,
Finnegan, 3 to !, second; st. Leger l02
hockey not given), 4 to ], third. Charles
Reed l0l, Brice; Probus lO7, Barnes;
Gymnast .l02, Allen; Warrior l0l, Lewis;
Little Martha 81, Schaeller; Fleetwood
10l. Monaghan, finished in the order
named Charles Reed was in front when
the flag fell, but soon gave way to Benson,
who never gave up the lead, Gymnast
running second into the stretch where
Sunlight came out OF the ruck and gave
Benson brush, Benson winning by
head from Sunlight, second, St. Leger
third. Time-l:l5l.
Second Race-Sellng, for threc-year-
olds and upward, three.quartcrs OF mile.
Prather l02, Stoval 10 to /, first; Neva Q
90 Ray, s TO |, second; Golightly l02,
Overflow TO /, third. Clamor l0j, Finne-
gan; Macauley l07, Barnes; Thad Rowe
l0i, Allen; Bon Air 10, Fox; lago 40,
Hill, finished in the order named. Neva
& got oil in front, with Prather second.
The two ran together all the way, Neya G.
being length in front 10 the stretch, where
the Two ran head and head to the finish,
Pmiher beating her out by head, Neya
g second, two lengths in front olGolighdy,
third. Time-l:l6.
Third Race-Purse for FLIES, two year
olds; four and ono-iourih iurlongs. Lii
liam Lindsay 100, Allen, . TO /, first Cecil
Ii 100. Stoval, 4 TO 5, second; Lady Ali
100, Freeman, 10 |, third; Silence 100,
Keys; Regents Valentine 100, Gibbons;
Maid of Richand 100, Schaeiler Mis-
Gibson 100, Soden; Maya 100 Price; Bet.
tie II. 100, Fox; finished in the order
named. Lillian Lindsay got OIL IN the
lead and never gave II up, winning by two
lengths from Cecil b second, Lady Al
third. Time-0:j74
Fourth Race-Pursc; for lillics two-year
olds; four and a hall furlongs. Daisy j
l03, Stoval, TO 3, first; Teddy Venture
lO3, Allen, 4 TO !, second; Lady Black
burn. 1903, Magee, 10 TO |, third Oracle
lO3. Steppe; Zclica, l03 Barnes; linnella
l08 Finnegan; Samantha, lO3, FOX
IIeartsease, 100. Cooper Miss Blonde, l03
Ovcrion. Finished in the order named
Daisy + was in front when the flag fell
Lady Blackburn second who. at the hal
milo post, was In the lead. but gave va
20 Lelica at the thpe-quartcr post Lad
Blackburn led into the stretch, Daisy L sec
ond. who took the lead there and held
60 the finish, winning by five lengths iron
Teddy Venture second, Lady Blackburn
third. Tmc-056l.
Filth Raco-Pune; for colts and geld
ings; two-year-old; iiye-cighths OF mll'
Joe Walton 1903, Barnes, 10 !, lirst; Pen
=. llS, Stoval, 3 TO ], second: Abilene 10
Ray. & TO /, third Lord Pcyton 10.
IlNfllAilt lOlllNlAAhN ANht aANNAAlNiAf tHNAAi
itnn 1903, Bnce; Crawiish 1903, IhOfpl
Fnmbeau 1903, Finncnn; Mayor Nola
los. uollis; Auburndalc l03. Fox; inc
Kit 1903. keycs; Harvester 1903, Oyerton
finished in tine order named. Joe Naltu
got off In front with Abilene second, Pen
L. third. They ran In that order past III
thrce-quartcr pole, where Penn l.. wei
up 10 second place, the three running
this order 10 the wire, Joe Walton hrs
Penn p. second, Abilene third, a lcngt
apart each. Time-E0jl.
Sixth Race-Pursc; for thrcc-ycar-oll
aud upward; mile and n sixteenth. al
ford, IS, Barnes, 10 TO- tirsti Quindai
Belle, 30, Boyer, 10 to !, second ia
Ilazcm, 20, Ray, q 10 |, third; Trust, III
Fox; Arundel, l02, Finncgan. Finish,
In the order named. Trust got away fin
Arundel second. They soon gave way
Clifford and Quindaro Belle, who ran
that order 10 the thrcc-quartcr post, whc
Ouindaro Belle took the lead trOm Gillor
they running clear into the stretch ha
where Clifford pulled away and won easI
from Quindaro Belle second, Ban llaz
third. Time--l:5il.
Seventh Race-1he IatOnia Oaks;
thrcc.year-olds, II, 600 added; mile anc
quarter. Retrieve, 100. Barnes. TO
hrst: Havilah, 100. G. Coving;On, TO
second NylCptha, Tvs, oioNal' y 70
third; Bctiina. 100, Finnegan, fourth. u
tina was the first way but soon gave up
Ilayillah, who led the field into
stretch. where Retrieve sct out after
aud collarcd the leader NJ the siSicci
pole. beating her out q length, llaylll
second, Nylcplha third. Time-2ls1'
ToDAYs's ENTRIES.
Following are the entries, weights a
pools on tomorroY's Laionia races
Firt Rnce-Miic aud hyc1ixicunthg scll
Ecisr Khnn iOt s7: Cupid ~ g. nlulu y
inS ~ Cast sictl tnh - M4,d Of NtciW lui
Bonslc ~ Get 10. Warrior lut Munul"Ae
second RACE Nile aud seventy yards },
ran ifS 40 Uufuekyg. May on, -
Thirt Narr-Mlc hIudlclp, tiilpTl iW,
level nan tnl o. Nifghma inl S. Louis
TO- : lad iUL ~ Sow castle ~, ts fiuer O.
If,ihus pl 81 MhltcuO,o 200. ~ tafiiuu ~ o.
IouHh linrc-IDhHcru tttavs. trNf nr'fhis
mile Maori ne $40 The tholallrf ils. Sd "
Toriunatus lUi. sG Cafalpa iu5 e. inndlady
81 louuiinc iut 81 Nur hbutn lNl, 81. hf1l
iul. - sunlight 80. Zulu ts nuld -
ilnh RacC--ilvc iuflours Dilemma ",
Ruunyhro0k iuO. 81 Chapman 100 ~, Mis- ill
To- o. Ellon Douglass pt lambo ~ liilo 10 !
LOO tcld e.
AT GnAyEsEND.