The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
Tn, Results ut 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, June 1.-THE weather
was threatening again today, but a good
crowd was present to witness the races. 1t
has been decided to race Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of next
week.
First Race-Mile. Irene 126, Me-
Laughlin, 8 to l, FIRST Mollie's Last III,
Murphy, to 5, second; Fanchette, III,
Winchell, to l, thirl; Seranader Ill, Sea-
man, 20 to /, last. Seranader made the
running until the stretch was reached,
where Irene came through anu won ham
Oily by half length, two lengths be-
tween second and third. Time-1;4Sl.
Second Race-One mile and seventy
yards. Girondes 100, G. Coyington, 90 to
/, first; The Elk 100, Soden, to /, second;
Lucy p. o. Barnes, s to 8, third. The
others finished: Pontoon l2l, Sloan, Is to
/; Helena ITO, Stoval, 4 TO l. Gov. Ross
102, Decker, 10 to ]; Jack Derby l02,
Winchell, 10 to /. Jack Derby made the
running for half a mile, when The Elk
took the lead. A furlong from home Gil
rondes came up and won by LENGTH two
lengths between second and third. Time
I52.
Third Race-The Brewers Stallion
stakes; for two-year.olds; three-quarters
mile. Del Rio Rey lis mo jockey given,
s to 8, first; Swf,er rs, Stoval, IL to 8,
second; Santiago lis, Murphy, 3 to !,
third; Goodbye, l | to D. last. Del Rio Rey,
who is full brother to The Emperor OF
Norfolk, fairly galloped over his field,
winning in a common lope by length;
the same distance between second and
third. Time-l:22.
a Fourth Race-six furlongs; selling.
n Lakeview LOG, Hills, to |, first; Lotion
100, Taral, 8 to ], second; Madoln 9S,
West, TO /, third. The others finished:
Myth l05, Stoval, TO /; st. Leger 105,
0verton, 2 to /; Iliman 81, Phenix. 80 to
!; Harrisburg 100, Barnes, TO /; Johnnie
Brooks l0l sloan, 30 to l. Ed. Butts 100,
Elkie, 80 to /; Tom Tinker 05, Freeman,
10 to /; Mark Twain III, Atkinson, 20 to
]; llarkaway los, Gaines, 80 to /. The
start was a scattered one. Madolin led
into the stretch where Lakeyiew camo
through and won handily by length, the
same between second and third. Time
1:lS3.
Filth Race-one mile and an eighth.
Marchma los, Taral, TO J, first; Comedy,
l05, Hollis, 8 TO !, second; Los Angeles
ia, Murphy, to 10, third. The others
finished: Alphonze 90, Howard, 80 to i;
Albert Stull 80, West, 40 TO ]; Roi dor
l02, Barnes, TO l; Jim Nave So, Steven
son. 80 TO /. Alphonze made all the run
ming until lurlong from home, where
Marchma came on with rush and won
by length, the same distance between
second and third. Time-20Ol.
ENTRIES AND POOLING FOR TODAY.
Gncc by 10 s1t The Moor - 81. Queen Toy
10J. ~. Joe Neylns liS ST. Lena ban iij sil lot
tie lul SiG Mamie T. los, 81 Last Chance lU3 go
Mayor i,oonan iOt 81 lluaipa iOj. e.
sccond Race Mile. Lotion iOI so. J 7 i0i. so.
Big brown jug no, 81; frcdHea w.. 81; The hlk
", els
1nlrd Raoc-Milc aud one-eighlh Bravo rs,
si.t 10 Premier ~. 81 Oinundes ~ So I'm.
lucy Ia So, Beth brocck lUi. sE Josie n AZ, So
Fourth kacc-Nile ana sixteenth. iluntfc.s
10i, $40 srideaway 10. SOD Bonita lu7, 81. Eniry
s., 50. Oarsman us, 50. Bridgvlighl los so pmth
orgs SIS.
Flflh Race-Ilnguii iG5. sgF Lilcu 100 e.
Killarney l5i, siji Noltigcur iji 81 IA Butts ~
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