The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
YESTERDAYS RACES AT NASHVILLE,
LEXINGTON AND IVY CITY.
Excellent Sport and Good Attendance
at Each Place-Some Very Close and
Exciting Contests at Nashvllle-Bet-
ting Lively.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 4.-The third days
racing at West Side Park was attended by
$500 people. The weather was clear and
pleasant and the track fast. The sport was
excellent and The betting was heavy.
First Racc-Selling, for three-ycar.o
and upward; six furlongs Starters: T. j.
Rusk W. Barnes; Los Webster 90, Magee;
False Alarm 80, Tomlinson; Leman %, ABB
has; Montpelier 81, Gerhardy; Mcl3owling
30. DcIong Jessie Mcfarland 1906, Williams;
Golightly los, Oyerton; Bon Air 1903, Coving-
ton; No More 90 Fishburn Bon Air was
first away, False Alarm second and Jessie
Mcfarland third. False Alarm was two
lengths in front at the half but when they
entered the stretch Bon Air was in front
Bon Air won handily by length from Jes-
sic Mcfarland second, and Golightly third.
Timc-ll7%. Post Odds to / Bon Air,
3to Jessie Mcfarland. @ to r. J. Rusk, 3
TO Los Webster, 80 10 False Alarm, 30 to
] Lcman, to Montpelier, 10 TO | McBowl-
ing, to Golchtly, 10 to No More.
Second Racc-rhree-quarters Of mile;
selling; for three .year-olds and upward.
Starters Lucy Howard l02, De Long En-
durer 107, Richcreeli Macauley ITO, Barnes
Clara G. ITO, Blaylock; Mute 1l5, Williams;
Bridgclight ll6, Covington. Endurer was in
front at the start but soon fell back In the
set the pace TO the thrce-quarters, where En-
durcr took the lead and won easily by u
length, Macauloy second, Clara C. third.
Time ISIS. Post odds--9 TO 10 Endurer, Sto
Lucy Howard, 10 90 Macaulcy, g 10 /
Clara C., 10 to Mute, 8 TO / Hridgclight
Third Race-For maiden two year Odds;
ninesixteenths Of mile. Starters Hun
ley 5 il5, Rabby; Amelia 7 10, Barnes
Besscmcr ll6. Mattin; Mary J ll6, Magee;
Miss Blonde 10, MattOx; Light 10, Dona-
hue: Miss Maud ll5 Matthews. Miss Maud
was of first and led into the stretch, but
was passed by Amelia T who won after n
driving finish from Miss Blonde second, a
neck the best Of Miss Maud third. Time
O.5g Post Odds 60 I Amelia I, 4 90 Miss
Blonde, 30 10 Hunlcy $, s to Bc'scmcr,
Il 10 Mnry J, Ito l Light ID TO ! Miss
Maud.
Fourth Race Handbags for thrcc-ycar-
olds and upward; seven and half furlOngs.
Starters Chilhowic lO5, Coyinglon; Stride
way III, Barnes; Eight to Seven 100, Rich
creek: Harry Glenn 100. DOnahue Governor
Jos, Williams. Dock Wick ~ ---; McMur-
Try 0s, -; Monita Hardy 0s, Magcc Nir.
ginus 10, Coyington: Charles Reed 80, De
Long. Monita Hardy led the bunch 90 the
start, with StrIdcway second, Dock Wick WIS
two lengths In front at the half but was
pissed at the thrcc-qnariers by Monita
Hardy. who led into aud down the stretch,
hut Eight 20 Seven worked 10 the front near
the wire and won by hall length from
Stridcway second and Nirg'nius third. Time
--i:b Post odds. ito Eight TO Seven. 8
90 Sirdcway, O To l Chilhowic, 10 Ia
Harry Glenn, 5 10 Governor, q 10 Dock
Wick, 20 to McMuriry. 20 to / Virginius,
- To / Charles Reed.
Fifth Racc-Troubadour stakes. $1,000 adj
ded mile aud onc-cighth Starters. Terra
Gotta l2d, Mclaughlin; Hypocrito ia
Barnes; Ecyc iu1:-; Como To law M,
iinncgan; Machburn 0s ---. Come 10
Iaw was away in front, llypocritc second,
but ~ they passed the grand stand March
burn had taken The lead aud was setting
hot pace, which lac continued % the half
post but ut the thrcc-fourlh he had enough,
aud Come 10 Taw passed his and led Ia the
stretch. Terra Gotta. who had been trailing
all the way around the circuit now came up
and was second NJ they entered the stretch.
and had no trouble la beating Come To Iaw
and rnllopng under thc wirc under pull, a
length In front Of Como To Iaw, with hypo-
critic third. Ime-i.adH Post odds-
Even monty, Terra Gotta; . 20 I, Ilypncritc'
4to l. Come To law 90 !, Marchbun ~
10 l. Elcyc.
sixth Raco-Far maiden three year olds
and upward; five furlonrs. Starters: The
Dude lOi. Coyingtou; Bucklcr 100, Mono
CHAN; Gardner 100, Donohuc Ecsiacy lO2
y
100 Fnncgan. Dick Pryor. 10t Ovcrton;
bob f.isc 100 ----. Echo, lOs, Cooper,
Vermont iO7. Williams stoncwnl mo,
TavclL Rpply iod, Rabbv Black Diamond
1Ol, Magcc. Glen Pearl lul, .--. Vermont
got the lead OF the start and held u to the
finish winning by length from Gardner,
second. aud Pryor third Timo-i.0i Post
odds 10 Vermont, ITO l The Dude, 10
to 1 Bucklor ito Gardner. 10 to Ecstacy,
4 4 ala . a.. 4 d. "A a..
Dick Pryor, ~ to 1 Bob lislc, ~ TO Echo,
~ io sioncwall, ~ Ia I Ripply, % 10 I
Black Diamond, % 90 Glen Pearl.
ESrnirs ToR MoNDAY.
Below arr the entries aud pooling for
Monday
Fir.i i,acc-scvcn cishths n mile. Pauline M
O.. nliy totirl H CD ~iallans ~. a. lIule iess
W a. Jessie Mcfarland it. sli Governor bate TOT.
e. hCl icni iui. e. haNo iui, g. J 4 lui, e.. llul
'9a i91 4 =, Fat s9gSi iS Eva Eys vs. ~ no. a.
tccund tnoc -ihfuv guarun ul % mite. Meta ~,
SO kiduapp ", - lulsc Alarm, ~ u iiusk
100. " leinan Ia. - lie Mcb.igr VI $40 stone.
wall ~ y fCius ~, ~ lrcd iaul los, go No
Mow liL g. Total s50
Thlfd laoc -Thncquaricro i a mile Lula Pos.
McilauiInr ioi d. Iuanita iu. a schooimasisi
1nt w. hfayu Do. fiG Gardner iO, e. k~infknhn
lus - Golighuy ~, o. Lucy llouard ii4, az
Iourh Gacc- Nlnc si1iccnthsoiamiic Iuulcy
sc, e. lllly Kinney VI, SO Indian rnnotss ~
a. lndy hlgoklun iO. ~ llldcgaric iul, 90
lctr Holland Toe 81 Mile Williams iu4, e..
Auncll iu1. 81 toricr no. g. Total. 60.
liiih Lncc-Mllo aud 20 yaris. Nrspcf nclls On
st ll,adlad qh 9. l'udcclleh, lul 80 Governor
o.. So ArIsu ia fu tnmtdy tuA - Whi'muu
lOift Iuduuf iu6 nnd Ctfiuon tu1 toEcthcf go
1lOmplrr iUi So Total, slH5.
-ik'h 'iarc- fiyccighths II mile nlur ulnrc
lie - rruUc luusa tif. sIl. touurncr lt. glt
Timothy llA fsg MnfCuun IN So hinfuui
rioug =. 81 Hopeful ~, tlpq iulcy az, co,
Total eaQ