The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28
SPOKANE'S SHOES.
Neat and Grateful Acknowledgment.
The Jockey Club Presented With
One of His Plates.
A Graceful Letter Returning Thanks
For Good Treatment.
Proctor Knott Starts at Latonia To-
Day and Is Hot Favorite.
Hanover win Try II Again at Gravesend
Today, and Bessie June win Lock
Horns With Panama-Look
Out, Here They Come.

u CINCINNATI, O., May 27.-The seventh
day at Latonia was the first bright day OF
the meeting, yet 1t managed to rain about
\ five minutes during the afternoon. The
attendance was large and track fairly fast.
Three Of five favorites landed the purses,
while the other two were not really short
by any means. The Harold stakes, for
two-year-olds, was won by Phoenix rather
handily, but Starter Caldwell, who ran
second, gave the winner good race when
he got out Of the ruck. He got off very
bad and carried l2l pounds, eight pounds
more than the winner.
First Race-Selling. For threo-year-
olds and upward that have not won at
this meeting. Three-quarters of mile.
Kedar Khan los. Allen, to !, first; Char.
loite ] 81, Barnes even money, second;
Los Webster l02, Magee, 10 to !, third;
Fan King l0S, G. Covington; Benson los,
Sloval; Argenta l0i, Monaey; Mrth l05,
Soden; Cheeny 100, Taral; Festus. l02,
0verton; Kidnap 05, Watson, finished in
the orter named. Charlotte got of in
the lead and never gave it up until right
on the wire, where Kedar Khan came on
and won by half n length, Charlotte sec.
ond, Los Webster third. Time-l:IS.
Second Race-Selling; for three year
olds and upward; one mile. Louis Dor
lO2, Allen, 10 10 |, first; May o lOl. Hill,
TO !, second; Ben Air 100, q. Coyington.
10 10 !, third; Golightly 1903, Oyerton:
jake Toms 90. Finnegan; Lttrell ll2.
Richcreek; Stuart lis, Taral; Wahsatch
100. Freeman; Cast Steel los. Grater:
Arundel u.s. Ward; Amos A 100, Fox;
Maid Of Orleans 1917, Magee; Holland los,
Cunningham finished in the order named.
Golightly was in front as they passed the
judges stand, May o second. At the
quarter Stuart was in front, Golightly sec
ond. They passed the half in the same or.
der. Nearing the quarters, Golightly went
out in front and led past that post into the
stretch, where all commenced whipping 10
the finish, Louis Dor winning, MAY o
second and Ben Air third. Tme-l:lIi.
Third Race-Pursc, for three wear Odds
and upward, mile and thrce-sixieenths.
Teuton 3 70 8, Barnes, first; Cassius gs,
stevenson, second; Clifford 80, Fox, o 20 !,
third; Wagram Q5, Finnegtn; Lola NAV
100, Covington; Dad l02, Stoyal, finished
In the order named. Cassius was In front
when the flag fell, with Clifford second,
Tcnton third. These three ran In the
same order past the thrce.quarters into the
home stretch, where Teuion took the lead
and with Cassus ran head and head 10 the
wire, Teuton winning by short head,
Cassius second, Clifford third. Time
2O2l.
Fourth aco-Swcepstakes for three.
year-olda and upward so each, half for
felt; $500 added; mile and seventy yards.
Bannerotie LOG, Warwick. o 10 8, won;
Bravo Ill, Barnes ) TO 5, second; New
Castle 90, Neil. q TO !, third. The three
were head and head when tho flag fell.
Az the stand Bravo was n head in front Of
New Castle New Castle was In the lead
as they rounded the lower turn. Running
up tho back stretch, tho three were all on
even terms TO the stretch, where Bravo led
half way down 10 the wire, Banneretto
hanging right on 10 him and when near
the wire pulled away, winning by half
length from Bravo second, three lengths
In front OF New Castle third. Time-l:l9.
Fifth Race-The Harold stakes; for two
year olds. $40 entrance, $40 additional 10
start; II 900 added; fiye-eighths OF mile
Phoenix ll3, Allen, 2 TO /, first; Starter
Caldwell l2l, Taral, 10 10 /, second Avon
dale ll3, Barnes, TO ., third; Penn =
l2l, Kilroy; Uncle Bob ll3, Finnognn;
Srayson ll3, stoyal; Abilene III, q. Gov.
Ingion; Harry Weldon III, overton; ia ia
Ill, Hollis, finished In the order named.
Ayondale got away In front with Phoenix
second, who soon took the lead aud held
! u the rest Of the distance, winning by two
F)lcngths from Starter Caldwell second,
Ayondalo third. Tino-l:03l
ENTRIES AND POOLING ron TODAY.
Pint Raee-sclllng ihrc.quarieu mile, March.
burn iO2, 40, larincf TO-! q. rfohus iU2 o. Mute
100, o.. Irene Dillon %, tinCh % CoppcrnCld 100,
Alta ~ la Ia " 81. field o.
second hnrc-fellng thrceYquartcn mile
Orderly 10, si. Iakeview w. g.. CasiAway i0i a.
Finally lOd, ST. ingo 100 81 Amos A, ", Kate Nil.
Ter 100 Thad Rowe i01 irookiul ia field ~.
Third Racc-f iyCciRhths Of n mile. Adele "
no. 81 Lady All no. ~ Escnpade 10. g. Eilcn
Duugins 10 g. Veronica no, ~ - tiha iagc no.
a. Lottic iia e. Maya no siricf GENEVA no
Maid Of Rlchlaud ii0, Cecil no, Lillian Lindsey
Fourth iacc-nandcnp one aud one-cighth 81 a
mile. Jewel Han 100. 81 Wary ius o. Callcntc o.
g. Mnrchma lO7, 81. outbound ~. 81 Landlady
l0i u whitcnosc io5 o. Filter 100, g. bonita
FIith Race -IIymyar stakes. one aud onc.clrhih
Of mile. Proctor Knott ~, SO liiudoOcfait ma
s. Longhsh ~, g. Come To law i11 ~
Sixth Racc-Thrcolou uhs of a mile. Mt Leba.
non III, q; outlook ila o. Chapman no, g. Gun.
Nad 49, ~ Samaritan ia o.
Entries nj Gravc.end Today.
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