The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
A BAD DAY FOR THE BIS.
BELLA B, BRAVO, BRAT. BELLE DOR
AND BALLSToN BEATEN.
Inspector B Alone Redeems the Pres
tige of His Name-Barnes Fails to Get
a Winning Mount-A Great Card at
Brooklyn Today.

Brooklyn To-Day.
CINCINNATI, O, May "a. 1t tried hard to
rain today at Latonia, but did not sue
coed, although several little sunshowers
kept the large attendance in an uneasy
state of mind. The card was the poorest
OF the meeting and patrons are kicking
that so few OF the cracks show up in any
of the races. There was no stake event on
the program, and very poor horses were
entered in sweepstake with 5000 added,
1t taking the place OF stake. 1t was
hard day for the betters, and the books
made money for once during the races
The bookies held their books on the air.
tight plan, offering small odds on anything
seeming to have chance to win. The
following is the result Of the races;
First Race-selling, for three year olds
and upward; three-quarters Of mile.
Lakeview 1903, Warwick, to l, first;
Kedar Khan los, Allen, to /, second;
Festus 81, Barnes, to /, third; Obelisk
1903, Coyington, Neva G 9S, f. Jones, Los
Webster 9S, A. Covington, Hyder 05,
Black; Myorna l07. Fox; Alta lis, Sam
MONS Consignee IS, Stevenson; Mirth 1903,
Soden; Metal 1903, Ray; Kidnap %, Free
man; Cinch 1913, Cooper; finished in the
order named. Myorna was in front when
the flag fell, with Kedar Khan second.
At the half il was Myorna and Lakeview;
after passing that post Lakeview took the
= lead and never gave it up, winning by
length from Kedar Khan second, Festus
third. Time--l:l74.
Second Race-Purse, for two year old
fillies, one half OF mile. Samantha 100,
Fox, to /, first; Lady Ali 100, Hollis,
TO !, second; Lottic S 100, Stoval, 3 to /,
third; Silence 100, Monahan; Bette III
100, Allen; Maid OF Richland 100, Shafer;
Little Rabbit 100, Barnes; Miss Gibson
100, Stevenson; Maya 100, Brice, finished
in the order named. Miss Gibson got of
length in front OF the bunch and led the
first quarter; entering the stretch, Lotlie
5 was first, Maya second. Samantha came
through the bunch and won 10y neck
from Lady Ali second, Lotiie third.
Time, 0:5ll.
Third Race-Purse, for two year olds,
half mile. Daisy T. 1906, Stoval, 10 .,
first Teddy Venture 1876, Allen, o TO /,
second Dilemma 100 Barnes, 9 TO /,
third; Oracle NJ l05, Warwick; Happiness
100 Ray; Finela 100, Freeman; Cecil b
100 Fnnegan; Mabel Glen 100, A. Cow
ington, finished in the order named. Di-
lemma got the best OF the start, with Daisy
i second aud led TO the first quarter,
when Daisy L went to the front, winning
by two lengths, Teddy Venture second,
Dilemma third. Time-0.50.
First Race-Seiling; for three year 'olds
and upward; iiiteen-siXicenths OF mile.
Castaway ll2, Richcreek, to 3, first;
Cheney l07, Taral, 3 to /, second Clamor
ZIG, Hollis, 3 to |, third. Chestnut Bell
100, Finnegan; Get 90, Freeman, finished
in the order named. A good start was
made when the flag fell. Chestnut Bell
was in front, Cheney second, who soon
went TO the front and held the lead past
the half post, where Castaway went TO
the front and won by length in a gallop
from Cheney, second, Clamor third.
Time--l:39l.
Fifth Raoe-sweepstakes, $50 each, half
forfeit, 5000 added; for three.year-olds and
upward mile and an eighth. Maori l05,
Oyerion, TO ., first; Unlucky 0S, Finne-
gan, 10 TO /, second: Caliente "a, Barnes,
2 TO /, third; Bravo l06, g. Covington;
Wary 100, Richcreek: LAURA Dawson 50,
Stevenson, finished in the order named
Maori got away in 'front.' with Unlucky
second, and the two ran the entire dis
lance in this position. Maori won In a
gallon, Unlucky second, Caliente third.
1imc-l:56l.
Sixth Race - Purse; for two.year.old
colts; ivr-eighihs OF mile. Phmnix 1903.
Allen, 3 TO ], first; Lord Pcyion los, Iaml,
3 10 !, second; Mayor Nolan 1903, Finne-
gan, - TO l, third. Samaritan 1903, Fox;
Harry Weldon 1903, Ray Hydy l03, Hol-
lis; Chapman 1903, Barnes; Abilene l03,
G. Coyingion; Chm Music 1903, Warwick;
Polemus 1903, Monahan; Harvester l03,
Oycrton, finished in the order named.
Harvester got the best OF the start and lei
past the halt, where Lord Peyton collared
him and led TO the wire. Phmnix came
out Of tho ruck and beat the fayorite out
half length. Time-l03l.
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