The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18
YESTERDAYS TURF SPORT
RACING AT ST. LOUIS AND AT
BRIGHTON BEACH.
Results OF the Contests and the Betting
Kansas City Resumes the Fun Again
Today-Entries. Weights and POOL
ing.

ST. LOUIS, No., June 1.-THE weather
was showery today, the attendance fair
and the racing good. The track was not
fast, but firm and safe.
First Race-Seven furlongs, for all ages
Winona l27, Murphy, to l, first; Josie
M LOG, Stoval, A to l, second Serenader
10. Seaman, o to /. third. The others
finished: Fanchett ll9, Donahue, 10 to Il;
Lotion Ill, Taral, 20 to /; Chilhowie Ill,
Covington, 10 to l; Glockner Ill, Johnson,
to 8; Sleepy Dick l24, Sloan, 20 to l..
Sorenader made the running until fur
long from home, where josie M and Wi
mona came through, and in grand finish
the latter won by head, half length be-
tween second and third. nme-l;3l4.
Second Race-Five furlongs, for two
year olds. Watterson l06, Barnes, 8 to 5,
first; Lena Ban.lO3, Covington, to /, sec.
ond; Kyrle b ITO, Taral, @ to /, third.
The others finished: Joe Nevins 10, Sto-
val, to /; West Anna 10, Soden, ~ to /;
Hualpa l06, Sloan, 20 to ]. Watterson
made all the running until furlong from
home where Covington brought up Lena
Ban and a grand finish was the result,
Wattenon just winning by a short head
two lengths between second and third.
Time-l:05.
Third Race-Granite Mountain stakes,
for all ages, mile and a quarter, 81, 900
added. Los Angeles Ill, Murphy, first;
try; Poteen ll5, Stoval, 3 to 8, third; In.
20 Ina
lence and Mollie's Last led until furlong
from home, where Murphy brought up
Los Angeles and won by length from her
stable companion. Poteen was third, half
length back. Tme-2l4.
Fourth Race-Adolph Busch stakes; for
all ages; one mile. Fayette l02, johnson,
. 10 /, won; Leila May 40, Covington, 4
10 3, second; Harry Glenn ia, Stoval,
. to /, third. Lavina Bell, st. Ledger and
Unlncky were scratched The race was
run in the rain. LEILA MAY made all the
running until the stretch, where Fayette
moved up and in a driving finish won by
neck. Time-l:I6.
Fifth Race-steeplechase; short course.
Lijero 100, Hayden, to |, won; Nettie
Watkins li5, Cochran, 3 TO |, second;
Noltigeur 1852, Hummell, 8 to 2, third.
NNio Nht Ntlllt w VT
kins led to the fiat, where Lijero went TO
the front and won easily. Tine--S03.
The entries and pools for ton,orrow's
races, the first extra day, are:
First Race-four. iurlong Bcssemer 10. saS;
Can Can 10, e.; Mamie Y 10 SIS Victoriuc no.
81 Latina Ice 10, si0. Light no. Is, Rhine 10,
g, kgypt ITO. s..
second Race-Five furongA Blarncy stone Jr.
Ia -. Waitenon lis So Kyrle u IFS, slO Leo
lus, slu Carter u lus, Joe Ncvins lis. 81 each.
Ihlnd Raoc-scvcn iuflOngs. Ernest Race 100
Sii He'd stone iOl. SIS May " 81 So. Nettie Kent
l0a, ~ Mirih i0h SD The Dude i03 81 Neya &
TO-. ~. BIG brown jug IL, slo5; Luke Alexander
ll0, 80 fosienal i02 sii: kldnap ~, 81 Jim Nave
lVl, 81 Gasoline l0l 81 sleepy Dick los. s.
FOURTH Racc-Scycn furlongs. Cora Fisher Of.
So kcrmcsse an. so. Tudor los sEt GlOckner l03.
81, Jennie Mcfarland los slt. Honda iOj, slgGoy.
oss No. ~ Arundel iid siG fosteral iOi, e. Chill.
hossie TOO, 81.
finh Race-Onc mile. Wheeler 7 rs. sian.
stridclway no. siSj. Oanman i0d so: comedy
Hunt i0j. $40. UnluckyP0 30.