The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
Landlady Upsets Good Thing by
Beating Jewel Ban.
Orderly Fails to Prove Himself an
Albright Cinoh.
Hanover Again Defeated at Graves
end by an Outsider.
Bessie June Also Disapp oints Her Back.
ers, and A Wins With Panama
Second Another Splendid
Card for Today.

CINCINNATI, o., May 2s.--Tho eighth
day at Latona was the first day OF the
spring meeting that II did not rain, al
though the clouds looked threatening sew
oral times during the afternoon. The
largest crowd of the meeting was out.
which can be accounted for probably by
Nhe announcement that Proctor Knott was
TO run in the llimyar stakes The race
only had three starters in it. and Como To
Taw, with Isaac Murphy up, won rather
handlly, while the once great Proctor
Knott, carrying only 10 pounds with a
stable boy in the saddle was whipped
from the eighth pole to the wire 10 beat
Longiish, but could get no nearer than a
length Of him, having TO be content with
the last place in the race
1t was good day for the talent, the IA
vorites being dumped in all but the third
race. Landlady won again today in almost
n canter from Jewel Ban, who never made
her run until in the stretch, while Orderly
in the second race looked like an 'air tight
cinch, ," but was beaten out by Lakoview
by two lengths, and only got second place
by head.
First Race-Selling, for three year ods
aud upward. three-quaitcrs OF mile.
Gardner 100, Fox, . TO |. FIRST Mute 100.
Barnes, q TO 8, second; Marchburn 100,
Mailing, q TO l, third. Alta 1914, Summons,
lala W l06, Thorpe; Irene Dillon ~, Fin
negan; Coppcrficld 100, Allen; Cinch 90,
Gibbons finished in the order named.
Mute got away in front and led all the way
10 the stretch, where Gardner overlook
him aud won by a length and halt, with
Marchburn third. Timc-l:l7l.
Second Race-Sclling; Tor three year olds
and upward; three quarters OF mile.
lakcvicw ~, Warwick, 10 I, frsi; Or.
derry 40, @. Coyington, to ., second
Thad Rowe l02, A. Covington, H. TO /,
third; Finally LOG, Oycrlon; lago 1906
Hill; Brookiul ia Evans Amos A ~,
Fox; Casiaway 1914. Richcrcck; Kate Mil.
ncr 100, Shaier, finished in the order
named. After several brral,aways they
were sent away 90 n good start, with Thad
Rowe in the lead, lakeyicw second, Cast.
away third The three ran In that order
10 the stretch where l.akeview went 10 the
front, winning by two lengths Orderly
second. Thad Rowe third. Time--l.lGi
Third Race Pur'c,ior maiden lIllics two
years old, hyc-eigh.hs OF a mile. Adele
NJ, 40, Barnes, . 20 l. first. Martha Page,
40. Daniels, II TO /, second; Cecil d. 40,
q. Coyngton, 8 10 ?, third; Ellen Doug
lass, no. Oycrion; Escapadc, 40, Stoynl
Maya, 10, liricc; Veronica, no, Allen;
Dottie :. 10, Warwick, SISTER Geneva,
10, Hawkins; Lady Ai, 10, Hollis; Maid
OF Rchand, 10, schailcr. finished in the
order named. Adele VI wis front when
the flag fell, but gave way Ia Lady All for
a few strides, when she went 90 the front
and never again gave up the lead, winning
easy from Martha Page, second, Cecil II,
third. The last two made n great run
through the stretch, being In the ruck
when they rounded the turn. Time
l:0ll.
Fourth Racc-Pursc, for three year olds
and upward, mile and an eighth Land
lady iOj. Ray, 10 TO !, ilrsl; Jewel Ian
l06. Cooper, even money, second, Bonita
lO3, Stoval, q 90 /, third White Nose ll5,
Richcruck, Wary los, llrcckinridgr; Fit
ter 100, harness Marchma lO7, Warwick.
Filter showed out OF tho bunch ilrsl nj
the start, White Nose second Passing
the Judges stand landady was In front OF
Filter head, which lead sho soon gave
up 20 Wary, who led Ia the half post,
where landlady asiin took the lead and
never gave i up, winning easily 10y hall u
length from Jewel Ban, Bonita third.
Time-l.57l.
Fifth Race-Thc llymnr stakes: for
three year olds. ~ .001 added. mile aud
onc-ciglth. Come tO Taw 100 Mummy.
won; Longiish III Blaylock, second;
Proctor Knott, 10. Richie. third. Pools
Come 20 law aud Proctor Knott 10 D..
Longlish s 90 y They wcrc sent away on
line, i.onghsh WIS first 20 20 ont and
led past the stand, Proctor Knott second.
The fight wis between these two 10 tho
head Of the stretch, where Mummy
brought Come to 1aW up and won hnnlily
from Longfish second. Proctor Knott
third, driving finish. Time-i:5sl.
Sixth Raco-puuc, for maiden colts and
gcldinrs, two.yeaf. Odds, thrcc-quaflcrs of
a mile. Outlook ll3. Warwick, 4 70 o.
firi Mount Lebanon il3, Ovcrton, . 10 ..
second Samaritan li3, Fox. 10 l, third.
Chapman il3, Barnes; OunWsd ll2. Sio.
val, finished in The order named. sauari.
tan waa 90 front when the lag fell. Noun,
Lebanon second, Outlook almost lci nj
The post Samaritan led into the stretch,
WHORE Outlook came on aud won by hall
length NOM Mount Lebanon, second.
''"iaIilah hlfu. lime -ltlhA
ToDAYs's ESrmEs.
Following are the entries. weights and
pools on tomorow's laionia races
Int Iace-sellinE. thfce quarters of q mile
l"n ~ llu O. NfaullCy no a. lfuhus iui. tt
tlanpf 10Y 81 lhfd Rowe toe - 81 iCrrr int ~
o0iEhily W. % hap 900. Warrior iut Mtu.on nI
lrathgf luA himuaft iua Fleetwood ini thaa
hccd l9l' sunlight r scw ~ Liulo Marlin n
sccond Raer--rour fnrlonr. and a half Maid
. ~ iigaiuud lpl hrtcnts Valentine 100 Mis- Oih
tyn lel t.lcnrc hl LILLIAN iIudfcy in. MAYS
~ hclut u lV Cecil D ill, LADY an 100 &,
lhlrd nare-rom fufnnrs aud half psl.y .
~ w Teddy Nruiufu iuI a. Nlirn fu ~ tidi
blackburn Dog. e. Nrt.ir - l.l 81 Itunla IUl q
Hcufts Zoo lli o. Nimauiha ius MIa M0ud,
lul ffld 81
founh faoo- ritccirhhs Of n mile terl
iryion ~ ~ Pima y ut, q Joe Walton idl. "a
Abilene lui 81 tfIWNHh. lIamhr1u NafnHfIt4n
Auhurndaio, unco hit Harvester. 40 to carr id.
held 81 f
tifth Raoe-Handirap. mile and a si,trenth
Trust ilt tlt llttrr.i iul Al. auIIfufI ri =. Mon
iia Handy 100, o. Mny Oiu. g. Arundel iuL uuin
dafu Belle n. Ben liffrU % Geld. 81
Sixth litoc-lhs lH'OuIa ult. mIIr qua a QUAR-
ter nolneyc iol so ilAVli,h IuI fi1 Uaudo
lctie ifp, tf Quon ui lWnw in tl Nrlruth,
10. s. Deluna i5' laufa Davidson iol. Celia, u
nANOsER BEAIEN.