The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-11

Green Stakes.
Sr. LOUIS, NO., June l0.-Aiter the
heavy rains OF Saturday and yesterday the
track was sea of mud. The weather was
threatening today and the attendance
only fair. The second race on the pro-
gram was split, making six races in all.
First Race-Five furlongs for two-year-
olds. Lillian Londsay ll2, Taral, 8 to |,
first Armiel 105, 0verton, 10 to |, second;
Gertie B 100, West, 6 TO |, third. The
Others finished in the following order:
Queen Toy 105, Freeman, TO /; Mile
Williams ITO, Barnes, TO /; The Asp 1903,
Riley, 10 to /; Last Chance 100, 20 to l;
Lena Ban 10, Covington, s to !; Lelah
Maud 100, Young, 90 to l. Blue Veil 100,
Elkie . TO l; Mayor Noonan los, Stoval,
IL to i; Adele NJ ITO, L. Jones, 6 to l. and
Lotie S l00,' Warrick, 80 to l. There was
tedious delay at the start, but the flag
fell TO a good send of. Gertie made the
running until iurlong from home, where
Taral brought Lillian Londsay through on
the outside and won handily by half a
length from Armiel, who beat Gertie b a
length. Time-l0Sl
Second Race-Six iurlongs. Luke Alex
ander 90 West, TO l, first; Big Brown
jug 30, Stevenson, 3 to |, second; Spauld-
ing l04, Covington, 2 TO |, third. The
others finished Kitty Il. 90, Atkinson, 3
TO !; Lizzie b. 90 McAulilie, 2 to Il;
Sleepy Dick 90, Swan, 40 to /; Carus l00
Barnes, TO |; Catoosa 80, A. Covington,
80 to /. The field got away without
trouble. Luke Alexander lod from start
TO finish, winning under the whip by q
length, the same between second and
third. Time-l:22.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Oarsman 90,
Stevenson, to l, first, spinneite LOG,
Warrick, 3 to |, second Mamie Hunt l04,
Oyerton, 8 TO /, third The others finished
as follows: Redstone 80, Decker, 20 TO l.;
J. T. %, Atkinson, q 10 l. Ernest Race 90,
Freeman, 10 TO i; Kermessc l02, Barnes,
6tol. Redstone made all the running TO
the stretch where Oarsman and Spinnette
came to the front, the former winning by
hall length. 1ime-l:2l4.
Fourth Race-The CharlesGree stakes;
mile and quartz; for three-year-olds.
Sportsman us, Tarral, to |, won; Clock
ner IFS, Elkie, 10 to /, second; Caientc rs,
Murphy, to 3, third; Beth Brock ll3,
Blaylock, 2 TO /, last Sportsman and
Glockner raced head and head until six.
teenih from home, when the former forged
ahead and won by head. Calente was
two lengths back. Time-2l9l
Fifth Race-Mile and one-eghth. Leila
May lO0. q. Covington, TO |, won; Long
Dance 100, Warrick, 4 to /, second; Entry
80, A. Coyington, Z TO /, third The 9th
ers finished: Catalpa l05, Barnes, to i
Blonda 90, Freeman, Z to /; lnsolence
10j. Stevenson, 2 TO /. Leila May LED
from the start, winning handily by half .
length. the same between second and
third. Tme-2:Oi.
Sixth Race-Steeplechase; full course,
1inguist 16O, Huston, Q 10 5, won; Ljer,
155. Hayden, TO /, second; Killarne,
l55, Hurley, -, third. Ed Butts, th,
other starter, fell. Killarney made th,
running until mile from home, wher
I.inguist came through and won as h
pleased. Time-534.
The entries aud pools for tomorrow
- races are:
flint Race-ono mile. Molllcs Last III. so
fancnotic III, ESQ Irene III, so screnadcr II.
second I,aoc-Ono mile aud seventy yards q
rondos 10. slOl. Lucy 4 ". 50. Gladstone TO-, ~
The Elk leo sij. Gov. Ross iOl, so, Jack Derby w
sl1 Helena 10, gu: iontoou " SIS
1hifd Racc-The stallion Stakes for tw0.yca
old. six iurlongs NJ Rio Rcy Us ss9 santias
rs e1. scrogEan's entry. Goodbye IFS sWii''
Togdh Eacc-six furlongs, selling. s.. Lcgc
I0j tsi fAkcyicw in,. So Lotion los, So Mcnd'
lin ~ ~. Harrisburg lpi, So Mirih lQl. so TOT
Tinker o. 81; Piman W Johnnie nrccks lui. llull,
way lbs. NJ Butts 100, aud Marx Twain iiI
each.
edy iUi 81. Roi d'Or TO-. 81; Apbonsc ~, e.
Albert rtull % slI Jim Nave ss5, 8