The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
THE SPORTING WORLD.
A VERY GOOD PROGRAMME oR THE
JOCKEY CLUB MATINEE.
Not Less Than Seven Entries in Each
Race-A Lot OF Starters That Will
Keep the Talent uess!ng-Entries
and Pooling.

The matinee card filed remarkably well
and the horses entered are so well matched
that spectators were exceedingly eau
tious about establishing favorites last
night. The Indian Princess in the first
race. Dudley Oaks in the second, and Irma
II in the third had a slight call in the bet
ting, but there was no rush on any par
ticular horse, as will be apparent by ex-
amining the auction pooling. In the first
Pace lot of untried two year Odds will
dace the starter, and the talent have
picked out Indian Princess to win it. She
has undoubtedly lot OF speed, and in
M private trials has shoYn better form than
* any two year old on the track, except We
j ango, but there are so many conditions
ia t uncertainty in a race OF this character
" that the wsest course is to let them alone.
M In the second race Dudley Oaks and
81 Red Leaf have the advantage over their
IA field OF being up to a race, as demonstrated
NJ by their running at New Orleans. On tho
N Sd of this month Dudley Oaks with l04
N pounds up, won three.quarter mile race
& at New Orleans in l:l79, beating Stuart,
Y California, Myorna, Harrisburgand: Holly
wood. Three days afterward he started
"A again with l07 pounds up and ran third to
Keevena and McMurtry, three.quarters OF
q mile, in l:l6l. On public form, there
fore, Oaks ought TO win hands down to-
day. Red Leaf is the only other horse in
"a HE bunch who has started in race
/. this year. lie has started q number
\ sclr times and won twice, but in slow
company. II Vivian is fit for race she
ought TO beat Red Leaf. Volci, of the Bell
X Undertake stable, ought also TO run in
ahead Of Red Leaf. The records OF the
others all justify confidence in their abil-
ity TO win II they are keyed up to a race.
Heliotrope started seven times last year
without earning bracket, or running rs
good as second. Under Mr.. Newsum's train
ing, however, she has greatly impro we'd and
with eighty-four pounds up ON a heavy
track should run well. Sunhower started
twelve times last year and won once; Vir-
gnia started twelve times and won twice,
beating good fields Steve jerome started
twenty-five times aud won six times, al
ways showing great speed. II up 10 race
he ought 10 beat the tea party.
Irma ii showed better form last year
than her company in the third race today.
Out OF thirty-six starts she won nine
times. The records OF the others are Us
times; Albert S,ull started IA times, won
times; Litbert started 2S times, won IL
times; Bfidgeiight started 10 times, won
once; Tom Nichols started II times. won
twice. TnE APPEALS selections for all
three OF the races will appear below.
ENTRIES ron THE MATINEE TODAY.
F'r.t RAcc-punc sl2i, Of which 500 to firt and
- 60 second. lOr two car Odds colt 10 carry no
POUNDS lilies aud geld ~ TO carry iv5 pounds
l.ilf nile.
VIM Clarkcs bay ally vcnango. Vanderbilt
n. 4. Bcrys chc.mnt hlly Lulu Il. len
Bfocck-tasic Mori on-...., ..... ............ iO7
fnWhntiau.saIle Howard ..... lO7
a. q. Ncusum * Co.'S brown INV Willie u.
Maxwell & ro,icrs chestnut ally Colrlin.
Nanderpss ....... 10
Bell a fimbcfliAe's chestnut colt l.. H.. or
plun .iiclcauihlis. 10
4 40. Ncwium & CO.. Oh. Z spring Dance. by
~prngbuk-ocucyn ...... iO7
. Second l,acr SELLING pune el5a. Of which $50 to
sslond and - to third lot IA ngO.. the winner
g. D. sold VI nueilln liCuicrcl ~ bC sI.d for
tiow, 60 carry weight iof nrc. onc pound Al.
lowed iof each siuo down b 80 Jl two pounds
down 10 i,tuJ aud tAtee pounds down 10 so0.
= sfiufrtcrs ui mile.
-; O. Ncssnm & 60 : BIZ L,nellolropC. Q ycnn.
hy iiindno or LislOu. ihcckit ................ 50
wn. McUuiEan. j. =, ch. &. sunl0wcr. years,
b kinR Aliouso.Gly dover ...,............. 20
oaks-,ane /; 6y billet ....-.................. d
n y g. Ramsey, b. g., Rcd Leaf ycaTs. by
lhpWtus u
VIM. Mulkcys lr T., Virginia, yctus by Viz.
ginus Etnmn MU.............. ............ ... i0l
1hufs.s HUNS Do. Z, Vivian. ycan. b. Var.
rluiusO Aland Maid ......... 100
j. tuuigGnf th. G., steve Jerome, ycan, by
iishon.pcncciul ............... 100
blll& rinbcriakcs CHI. r., Volc by Nomno.
u. Maid0's ch 2. mrtar, by Imp Grey 1ouc.
EloudiNh 10
1hind Eacc-purc ssQ, Of which ti1 IN hr,t so
81 Second aud - 20 third. for all ngcs weights 10
he eight pounds below the scale. Mares three
ycuu old aud upward allowed I've pounds gcld-
ings thrce pounds. One mile.
WIN. MoGuiFan. jr.s Dr. & Entry. 8 By IN.
quircf. Anal ne ....s,. ........ %
ieii a Timbcrlukr's D. e. Albert suil, q By
nnlwurk. dam BY Atia ........ ............. -
........ i0s
T. Knoy's b. s. Litbcr 8 Luke blackburn.
nafi-........... iil
4. v Ramsay'i b. 3. Rcd Leaf Q, by stnchino.
NAIiN ~
VIM McGulpans b. G. BfidFciighL I, By brlra.
der knmplng ill
Pat UoriFnn's e. e Tom Nichols 5, ~ Ten
Ifueek Afihiia.... III
THE rooLiNo on TODAY's RACES
The following pools were sold last night
nj Powers & Co.'S Tun Exchange
firt Rncc-indlsh IHnccy 60. Colmln e..
scoond naec-Dudloy Oaks slo. yolci O. Rcd
rh.ni Rsoc-Liibcrt 81 irma II en-. Albert
Elui 20. 1Om Nichols g. Entry 81. field ~
Probable winners To-day.