The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29
The Re.uIi nl Chicngo.

CurcAGo, ILL.,. June 2S--A big crowd
witnessed the races at Washington Park
today. The weather was warm and pleas
ant and the track very fast. In the third
race Elyton equaled the record at mile
and a sixteenth.
First Race-Purse $780, for two-year-
olds; maiden and nom winning allowances;
three-iourths OF mile. Starters Lord
Peyton ll3, Tsral; Portlaw ll3, Allen;
Outlook ll3, 0'Hara; Forever ITO, Heart
sease 40. Betting: Even against Lord
Peyton, 9 to Outlook, Q to Portlaw, 10
to the others. Outlook was first oil and
made the running TO the home stretch
with Lord Peyton second. In the stretch
hot race took place, at the end OF which
Lord Peyton was first, Portlaw second and
. Outlook third, half a length apart. Time
-l;l5i.
Second Race--Pursc 5000; for three year
olds; beaten and maiden allowances. One
mile. Starters: Teuton lbs. Murphy;
Monita Hardy 40, Covington; Heron li5,
stoval; Santacruz ll5. Reward l05,
Etruria l05, Rival l05. Betting. 2 TO
against Teuion, to Heron, IL to Mon
ita Hardy, 10 to l to 80 to the others
Monita Hardy led TO near the finish where
Murphy moved Teutonu up, and won easily
by half length, NIonita Hardy second
and Heron third. Time-l43l.
Third Race Handicap sweepstakes, 81
each with 500 added, $3.50 OF which L
second and $50 to third; one and one-sx
teenth miles. Starters Eyton LEG, Barnes
Huntress ll2, Coyington; Big Three liz
Richardson; Clifford 100, Bandolette 100
Harry Glenn l07, Unlucky "a. Landlad!
lO5. Betting: TO against Huntress, /
TO 5 Elyion, s 20 Big Three, IL 10 ! I'm
lucky is to Clifford, Harry Glenn an'
Iandlady, 30 to ! Brandolelie'-- -ndlad!
was tirst of and led past the land, pressed
by Big Three. On the first turn Big The
took Spmmanl aud led 10 the stretch, will
IAndYhdy and Eiyton alternately second
A furlong from home Elyton got his nos
in font aud ia company with Huniress raj
r a great raco TO the wire, winning by
shor. length with Iluntress second, hal
length before Big Three. Time-l:414.
Fourth Race-Purse 5000, one and one
eighth miles. Starters Prather 1903, Ste
val; Frederick i0l, Overton; Bonnie Kin
lO5. Elkie; 81. Nick 10, jake Toms "
Jim Nave l03, Probus l0i. Betting. 81
2 against Frederick and Prather, Z TO
Bonnie King and ST Nick, 10 TO TO %
the others. Frederick led for nearly th
entire distance, but Pnther overhaule
her in front OF tho stand and won by
length, with Frederick second and Bonni
King third. Time-l;54l
Fifth Race-Purse 5000 allowances; on
mile. Starters Cousin Jecms liz, Wea'
= er: Taurus 50, Francis; Lady Gay DC, Wa
wick; Charlotte ] 0l, Prophecy III, Kat
Miner 81, Repeat III, Belle OF NaniuT
90. Betting 10 against Prophecy an
Taurus, O TO Cousin JectDs and Lad
Cav, Z 10 Belle Of Nantura, S TO Cha
Iotie ], 20 10 the others. Taurus an
lady Cav led TO the stand. whore Cous
Jeeins passed them and won easily, TAT
nus second and Lady Gay third. Time
l:lIl.
sixth Race-Extra; purse 5000; for I
ages, thrce.quarters Of mile. starter
Esteiie rs, A. Coyington; Oracle NJ
Stevenson; Queen OF Irumps JOG, BarnC
Oracle u 100 Spauldlng III, Ernest IA
ll2. Mamie fonso o. Pink Cottage IL
Betting Alto 8 Pink Cottage, 10 Que
OF Trumps, o 10 1 Oracle NJ, 10 Estcl
n and spaulding. 30 TO | the others. Este
led from start 10 finish and won fro
Oracle NJ by two lengths, Queen OF Trum
third. Time-l:l4i.