The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-22

Rabbit S., Indian Princess s. Mollie 81, Egypt s.
Fourth Racc-Endurer 81, kermessc $, Mule S.
Lisbsrt s, ciaya Moore 8; D'itTs s. A.ld so
Mary IS. slleck 81, Irish Pat -, Held 81
Track TIPS.
IRISH. PAT worked a mile Yesterday in
l:43.
WYNDoM, a suburban candidate, worked
a mile the other day at Nashville in l:46l.
In the volunteer handicap, Carroll, Re.
ply and Tenny have been backed OF tho
states.
The town is filling up rapidly with visi.
tors and the spring meeting is an assured
success.
T.. BARNES, the jockey who rode Cash.
Ter last Saturday, was suspended for dis
obedience at the post
BARNEs's win OF three mou1k Saturday
will doubtless induce many Spectator e
back anything no rides hereafter.
MURRAY KELLER, OF A. G. Newsum &
Co., had all his clothes stolen on the
sleeper coming from Little Rock.
THE races will begin promptly hereafter
at 2 p. m. There are five events on the
card and there will be no time for delay.
"BLUE WING" says Lopgfsh is the
best three-year-old he has seen this sea-
son, and he knows good one when he
sees him.
The races today win keep the boys a
guessing. It's 80 10 nobody can name
three winners, but you won't get any
such odds from combination writers.
THE odds against Insolcnce In the SUI
burban have been reduced from 200 10 |
TO 90 TO /. II Johnnie Campbell wins
that race his cup of ambition will be full.
The book.makers gave great odds Sat
urday. Three to against Strideaway, "a
to one keevena, 2 TO / Cassandra, and
even Lula d for a place is good
enough for anybody.
''IT's all over but getting the tickets
cashed, said one OF the press correspon.
dents who had backed Macauley 10 win.
He ought to have known better too, for lac
has seen many an air-tight "cinch" OK
plode.
j. I. Donovan, Of st. Louis, booked a
bet OF $1,000 TO $500 last week against
Montrose for the Suburban. The aged
cripple, with Ito pounds up, may have a
chance for the race rs iie Is moving along
all right at present.
X. TUcKEK's horses, Roi Dor, Mile
Williams and Watterson, had a severe at
tack Of something hike lung fever en- route
from New Orleans to this point, and for
a time Tucker thought lac would lose Roi
Dor. The trio are now on the mend,
however.
"TURF Tories" the new paper devoted
10 race news, will appear today and will
contain records OF all the hoses that start
today. the best time they have made, the
mornings auction pooling, tips on today's
races, tiio Ntp Yorl Stare selections on
Eastern events, and other matters of inter-
est TO lovers Of sport.
THE readers OF TnE APPEAL have no
reason 10 complain Of the tips given them
Saturday. Two winners and two place
horses In one day ought 10 satisfy tho
most exacting. Cassandra and stridoway,
2 and 10 shots were named by TIN
APPEAL, also Lula b and Macualay. Now
IA the time TO subscribe.
" Angelus is any way IA she ought X
be good for place today. At West Sid,
Park, Chicago, August IS last, With l0s
pounds, she beat field OF 6ve by three
lengths, three.Quartors OF mile, in the
fast time Of l.l5. The last time she ap.
peared in public with ll2 pounds up, she
beat field Of six thrce-quarters Of mile
in l:l0i. This is better than anything
Allahrene, the fayoriie, ever did, whose
best performance Il thrce.quartors Of d
mile in 1910, with rs pounds up.
The following named bookmakera arr
doing business at the track: X. Roach &
Co., with Joe Ullman on the box; Powers
4 Co, with Morris Lellyet; Argo 4 Co.
with VI. T.. Argo; Bray 4 o., with Wood
ford; B. Wolf, with a. Wolf w. Bolander.
with Leo Myers; Fox & Co., with L. Fox.
4. T. Russell, with Owen Farley; Clay
poole. with Frank Phillips; J. Frederick
a Co., with l.. Frederick; Gum a Co.,
with Fred Walker; Apologize 4 Co., with
I'D Applegate; Geo. bennett x Co., with
A. J. l,eavy; Glenn 4 Co., With John
Glenn; NJ. Bloomstein d Co., with NJ.
Bloomstein.
THERE Is no doubt that stide,wsy has
lots Of speed. At Monmouth Park last
August with 0S pounds up he made three
iourths OF n mile In l:l4, which II within
a second OF the record, and fssior than
any horse he will meet today has ever
gone the distance, but II Is doubtful II. nj.
ter the bruising race lac had Saturday, he
is up 10 another good race. Last year. five
days after the above noted performance,
he started with l07 pounds up and en-
ishcd fourth 10 Joe lee, Mary I. and Nj
agra, on a heavy track. AZ Coney Island
tho day Proctor Knott won the
Futurity, stndoaway with 100 pound.
up beat n good field thrce.lourthi
mile on the turf In lil6 10. Five day.
aiicrward with only 40 pounds up he ran
seventh 10 LATTE seven-eighth on the turI
and was never In tho hunt Last fall Al
Louisville with only 40 pounds he mad,
threo-quarters Of mile In El5I. Fy,
days ailerward. with li2 pounds up, h,
finished fourth 10 Fannie, Wynndon, Gal
atea in mile and an eighth, time 1858
which Is slow enough on good track, a.
II was that day. This would seem TO indi
cate that hard race knocks him out fol
days at 4 time. lie may win today all the
same, but II Is no ''cinch" by a Jug full.