The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
Speedy Spokane Scratched at LatOnia
Longstreet Makes the Fastest Mile
of the Year at Gravesend.
Tenacity. Long Shot, Shows His
Heels to Hypocrite and Others.
Short Horses Win All Along the
Line From Brooklyn to Chicago.
c. w. Doherty's Catalina Wins Another
Race Over Timber at West Side
Park-Entries for Tomorrow at
Latonia and Gravesend.

CrScISSArI, o., May 25.--Thc sixth day
of the Iatonia races was the worst, as far
MS weather goes, OF the meeting. 1t has
,ained every day 80 far, but not enough TO
make the track muddy. Today there was
a drilling rain during the entire after
noon, which made the track quite sticky
and slow. There were three dumps in the
program. but somehow the talent got on
and played small amounts in the books,
which did not hurt the bookies very much.
The third race was won by Havillah, 10
TO shot, and the fourth race by Eeontinc,
al5 to shot, while Tenacity, who won
the Distillers' and Brewers Stake, was
selling at @ TO in the books. Good odds
were laid against all OF the winners. The
attendance was the largest Of the meeting
which can be accounted for by the an
nouncement that Spokane was going to
run, but his owner scratched him before
the race, owing 10 the bad day.
Firs. Race-Selling, for maldens, six
iurlongs. Duke OF tho Highlands 40,
Allen, to |. won; 81. Icgcr l0i, Cooper,
10 to l, second; Charlotte %, Stevenson,
q to l. third. Santa Cruz 10, Taral Nesper
Bell los, G.. Covington; Kate Malone l0l.
stoval; Bette l. los, Thorpe; Tillie Jayncs
80, Fox; Morse so, Harris; Camilla ~, A.
Covingion; Coppcrheld 40, Finnegan;
Prather liz, Hollis; Cinch ll3, Gibbons;
Violet 95 T.. Jones: Story Teller %, Ray
finished in the order named. Iilloy
Jaynes was in front when the flag fell. ST.
IAsscr second, who soon took the lead and
held IL into the stretch, where Duke OF
the Highlands went out aud won by
neck. st. Legcr second, Charlotte j third.
Time-l:lS.
Second Race-Purse; for ,hree-year-old
fllies; one mile. Monita Hardy l0i, g.
Covington, 8 TO !, won; Zulu l0l, Hollis.
10 to !, second; Etruria 100 Finnemn,
20 /. third. Ban llazam 100, Cooper; Nir-
ginius 100, A. Coyington; Bondmaid 100,
Brce; Lady llamphili 1914, Stoval; Cora l.
l0I, Summons finished In the order
named. Ban llaAm GOO away iirst with
Zulu second. who took the lead at the
lower turn and held IL all the way within
fifty feet Of the wire, where Monitu Hardy |
came down on her aud won Ia a driving /
finish. Zulu second, Elruria third. |
Time-l:I6.
Third Raoe-Pursc; for thrce-ycar.ol
flics; one mile. llnyillah l0l, q. Coving-
ton, 10 to !, FIRST; Brandolctic 100, Barnes,
oven money, second. Josie NJ lO6. Allen,
TO 3, third. MAY O log, Hill; Nyleptha
l0i, Lilly; Mcckie II l0i. Monahan; Bless.
ing log, Crater Bcltina 1906 Hollis; Bette
Custer 100, stoym. Finished in the osder |
named.. Fbad start was made, Josie NJ !
getting the bestSr>- by two lengths, with /
Blessing being left almost at the post. /
Josie VI held the lead past the quarter post, I
when May q went out Ia front and lcd /
into the stretch. llavillah, who had been
running Thrill was now given her head,
and cantcred under the wire winner by /
length, Bandolctto second, Josie NJ /
third. Tme--l:i6l.
Fourth Racc-pursc, for three year olds |
and upward, seven aud a half iurlongs. !
Leontino 30, finnegan, 10 TO |, first; Lied |
cfkrantz 10, Fox, o to I, second, Bonita
lO3, sioval, 4 to |, third, Quindaro Belle
80, Boyer; Tudor iO3, Stevenson; Boa-tor
90, q. Coying,on; Catalpa l0s, Allen; Bo-
nita Bclle %, Ray; Dad lOj, Hollis; Glen.
dalia 80, Freeman, finished In the order
named Boasler WIS first away, but soon
gave up TO Quindaro Belle, who led past
the bali, when leonilno went IN the front
and won. licderkraniE second, Bonita
illfh. llulo-IsHis
Fifth Race-Thc nstcllcrs' aud Brewers
stakes, a handicap sweepstakes for three.
ycar-olds and upward, one mile aud 500
.ur,lA Tenaciiy 100, Ray, Gto | first;
Hypocrito ll2, barnes, D 10 ., second,
Montrose il2, |. Lewis, 3 10 2. third.
llunirrss M, q. Covingion; brown Prin.
cess p6. Stevenson, last. Brown Princess
went 10 the front when the flag icl aud
held the lead 10 the judges stand. whore
Hypocriic took the lead holding Il
% within 100 yards 1T the wire, where
Montf0sc and Iunaciiy closed Ia ON her,
A<nacity winning by u neck from Ilypo.
critic second, nose la front OF Montrosc
third. Timc-2l6l
Sixth nacc-sclling, for ,wo-ycar-olds.
four and onc.hall lurlOngs poHlnw ia.
Allen, TO !. hrst Adele NJ loo. barnes, )
% ,, second; domaine lO3, O., Covinglon
Alto I, third; Martha Page i0i. Cooper,
Sunny Brook las, 4. Jones, Bamboo o.
S,eppc. Willie NJ 10, Ray. Mias Gibson
los. finncgan; Tiago 100, frcoman-Gn
ishcd Ia the order named. poHlaw go
away frt, Romaino second and Adele N
ih I'd. These three went ont a length Il
'front.' Of the rest punched. and ran III IN,
way and finished together. portaw goin,
under the wiro iir.t by a length, Adele NJ
second, a head In front Of Romano, third
umo-0j5l
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Results ~ crs,esend.
NEW YoRK. May 2j-Tho track q
Gmvcscnd was pcricci, ~ wasthe weather
First Raco--Ono mile. Starters Eollar