The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
A BIG DUMP.
All the Favorites but One in theSoup
Prince Fonso, a Rank Outsider,
Runs Away From His Field.
Bridgelight Makes Another Killing
for the Michigan Stable.
Barnes Rides Two Winners And
a Two Place Horses.
Lotto Wall Upsets tho Pool Box in the
Chickasaw Club s,akes-Great
Card for Today-Seven
Good Races.

The talent were knocked silly yesterday
in every race but the fourth. Brown
Princess and White Nose was the only
good thing on the card that went through.
Everything else failed TO connect. The
bookmakers had field day and all OF
them quit winner except Joe Uhlman,
who was very sweet on Endurer and paid
handsomely for his fancy. The attendance
was fully equal TO that OF the day before,
ana the grand stand was packed with the
fair sex, some OF whom had TO stand
throughout the proceedings. The sport
was excellent, but somewhat disappoint.
ing to the multitude who love to see the
iayorie win.
FoNso IN A aALLoP.
In the first race the pungers could see
nothing but Miss Belle, Bliss, Blue Veil
and Myrtle J, The Others went begging
in the field ut any odds one asked for,
Prince Fonso being rated on some OF the
boards at 20 TO !, although the average
was about rom u 10 10 TO / against.
Myrtle j acted badly at the post and
spoiled two good starts. When they did
get OF Miss Belle was ilrst Lcna Ban Sec
ond, Bliss, the second favorite, last.
Rounding the upper turn Prince Fonso
jumped ont OF the ruck and fairly ran
away from his field. Before they entered
the stretch Fonso was three lengths to the
good u the others, Artistic second, Miss
Belle third. Fonso won in the hallowes,
kind of style, by three lengths from Miss
Belle second, u length in front OF Blue
Veil Third. Time-l.0il
Bliss broke the hearts Of his hackers by
jumping the fence AMI galloping to his
stable.
BARNES OS BRIDGEIiGnr.
Madolin was the public choice ut 10
in the books, but before the bookmakcrs
had fairly chalked up to 1 against
Bridgelight the money began to pour in
sn McGuigan's horse until he sold u to
fayorilc ON even terms with Madolin.
shcedy, Red Leaf and Tom Nichols were
well backed. Chickasaw was first away.
Tapped by Bridgelighi, who led Hattie d
= length, the Others punched half length
in the rear, Tom Nichols three lengths in
the rear. In this order they raced to the
hack stretch. Madolin taking third place
FROM Hattie d. Passing the stakes Tom
Nichols began making his run. aud had
cut around the bunch on the outside
10 make play for the 'caden. Down the
stretch Il was whipping finish between
Bridgclight, MadUlin aud Nichols, who
ssts ts.
Bridgclight winning by halt length from
MHdolin, who was the same distance in
front Of Tom Nchols. The latter pulled
up lame. Time, 1891.
LorriE WALL oNCE 1oRE.
The third race was puzlcr to the book.
les and they kept chalkingup and rubbing
out until their arms got tired. First. they
tried Tudor ~ iayori;c NJ S 10 5. TO
against Endurcr, 3 against Lo.iic Wall aud
10 against Comedy. Then somebody put
500 on Endurcr and he fell back 10 q to .,
and finally settled down TO even. Every
man on the track who Is supposed to know
anything backed EnduTr In sums ranging
from $50 20 $500. Tho bookmakcrs i'm.
plored the public 10 buy Lotto Wall at -
TO ], but few Of them bit ut the bait. Tn.
dor, after falling down 30 . 10 /, rallied
ting against him was a. >. while
Endunyr, from even. went back 10 q
10 D. To a good start Endurcr aud
Tudor we're in the lead, the former half
length or 80 In advance, Comedy third,
well up; Lotiic Wall last. Passing the
stables Tudor moved up 10 even tcrms
with Endurcr. while length behind Loltic
Wall and Comedy raced as II they were
hamcsscd together. When well s.migh,-
encd ont Comedy and Ioltie Wall came
strong and challenged the leaders. Comedy
Gwcryed in the stretch and lost several
lengths, but Monaghan was on Lotto
Wall not 20 be denied and came strong In
the stretch and won somewhat easily by
length from Comedy, two lengths In
from. Of Tudor third. Timc-l:jO. The
winner was bid up 10 u ,00j above his en-.
tered price by I. NJ. Berry aud bought In
by his owner WHO got nothing by his vic
tory.
brown PRINCESS OF COURSE.
Tho next race was considered a gift for
Brown Princes, and she started 4 10 .
iayorilc, while the Others ruled at odds
ranging from 3 10 against White Nose
aud Artist 10 10 ] against Forythc.
White Nose got the start, closely fol.
lowed by Artist, Brown Princess running
easily n length in tho rear Tapped by
foryihe. White Nose led into the
stretch. when 1aual called on Brown
Princess, who responded gamcly, and won
by n hall length from White Nose second,
length In front Of Artist. Tine, l:ij!.
HARRISON OUT FoR TnE STUFF.
Harrison w..s out for the stuff yesterday
and won, Just ~ he ought 10 have done
Wednesday, when O'liam wobblcd all
over the saddle on him and allowed him
10 swcryo all over the track lie carried
seven pounds more today, but won by a
nosc from Tho Dude, who, with Barnes
up, led all the way into the stretch, where
Harrison made play for him. and, after a
fighting gnish, beat him under the wire
by head, length In front Of May W,
third. Lo Premier, tho iayorito, swcrycd
In the stretch, which may have cost him
The race. Timo-l;lsl.
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Summary.