The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-06

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 5.-Tlle mean, dis
agreeable weather OF yesterday vas sue.
ceedcd by perfect racing weather today.
The air WINS cool and bacng and the sun
rays were not too violent for comfort, The
track was good.
First Race-Six furlongs; FOR all ages.
st. Leger i'll, J. Johnson, to /, won;
Lucy p l0l, Atkinson, S to |, second;
Girondes Ill, Covington, s to 5, third.
Time-l:l64. The others finished in
this order: The Elk 1906, Barnes, 10 to
/; Helena ITO, oyerton, % to /; The Dea-
con LOG, Stoval, to |; Mrs. McAllister
l06, Hollis, 20 to Il Catoosa 1906, Soden, 20
to /; Gov. Ross Ill, L. Jones, 20 to ];
Pontoon l2i, Sloan, 80 to /. Girondes
made the running TO the stretch, where
St Leger came through and won handily
by n length, Lucy Z. second, head in
front OF Girondes, third.
Second Racc-One mile dash, selling,
for all ages. Hindoocrait l07, Hollis, TO
.. first; Bravo l07, Barnes, TO /, second;
Entry 50, A. Covington, 10 to |, third.
Tme-l:43t. The others finished: Irene
l2l, Corbett, 20 to |; Virginia 92 Thomp-
son, 20 to 1; Gasoline 0S, q. Covington,
10 TO /; Spinnette ll2, Sloan, 10 to /;
Prather l03, Stoval, 10 to |; Lotion l07,
Taral, 10 to /; Glockner l07, Chase, 20 to
!; Fredrica l02, Overton, 10 TO |; Susie L
%, Van Kueren, 20 TO 1; Carus ll3, J.
johnson, 30 TO |. Before the start Ban
Nail struck herself and was scratched.
All bets were declared of ana twenty min.
utes given for new book. Susie I aud
Piather alternated until we'll into the
stretch, when lIindoocrait and Bravo
came through, the former winning by half
a length. Entry was length back.
Third Race-Ellwood Pcrcherm stakes
for all ages; one mile and quarter Terra
Gotta 1926, Mclaughlin, to =, won; Los
Angeles III, Murphy, 10 to 8, second;
Longiish was scratched. Time-2l2l. Tho
race merits no description. Terra Gotta
got oil in 'front.' increased his lead every
step OF the way, and won. pulled double,
by four lengths.
Fourth Race-Selling purse; Eve lur.
longs; for o.year-olds. Roman ll3, q.
Covington,i to !, won; Pinkie 4 0S, Barnes,
even money. second; Indian Princess l06,
Sloval, to /, third. Timc-l:0il. The
others finished US follows: Queer Toy LOG,
Coleman, 10 TO 1; West Anna %, Soden,
10 to 4; Last Chance ITO, Fenix, 10 TO |;
Miss Blonde %, Freeman, s to 1; Sequence
1906 Taral, s TO |. Queer Toy and Pnkic
L made the running to the stretch, where
Roman headed them. aud in driving
finish won by half length; Pinkie I was
second, head in front Of Princess third.
The last race OF the day was the Car.
riage Builders handicap one mile and a
furlong. Stoney Montgomery l09, q.
Coyington, s TO /, first; Comedy l09, Hol.
lis, 10 to /, second; Bonita 100, Stoval, 1 to
/, third. Time-l:5jI. Tho Others fin
ished: Strideway ll6, Barnes, 3 TO 8; Le-
lex liz, Cochran, s TO l. Boaster %, Ste.
venson, 10 to |. Comedy made the run.
ming until a furlong from home, where
Sioney Montgomery came ont OF the ruck
and won bya length, half alength between
second and third.
Sr. LoUs Mo-, June 5.-The entries and
| pools for tomorrow's races are:
firt Racc-Mlle aud seventy yards Kecycna
| ". $40 Oanman, 10 $50 Kcdstoue, lOl. $50 Nolrl.
/ ", SIS fostcrdl. l0L SIS. Mirth. ~. 81. Bonnie
/ King. VI, So Gasoline. 100, go.
| second Racc-l.cal Estate stakes. for twoycaf.
| olds; sir iurlOngs flynwaY lis $50. starter Cald
| we'll, l2l, eaA Penn T. ~, So Amigo, ~. s..
| AVondale, ~, 81 Lutha lcc, lus, ~; Ellen Doug
las, us els. ia la, III, 49, Queen Anna i0s sii
Third Race Que mile aud n iufloug Huntfcxi
/ no si6s Clam e no. SID Joe Courtney iO0 sst
MadOlin ", 81. bonita lUO So. kemcsse 100 80.
Lotion ~, s2l Blonda ", sl3, Arundel lOO, sl1
Fourtn Racc-Chicago Horcmon's sake one
| mile aud quarter Don jose llA sus Zulu 10
| sliJ. Sportsman lia so. Laun Davidson 40. 50.
az. 80 yolreur ii6 ~, Killarney ~, 81. ilet
| uc Watkins las, 81