The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-16

Brotner Ian, Ccawood. 1hlS was Deau-
tiiul race, After one breakaway they were
sent away in splendid style, with Brother
Ban, Connemara, Frank Ward and In
spector b almost in limo and the others
Immediately behind. Frank Ward was u
head before Ballston at tho stand. The
latter ran out aud led from this out to the
last jump, where Tea Tray, who had como
up the stretch like whirlwind, nipped
the victory by head, almost at the line,
in l;lSS Ballston second, Brother Ban
third Mutuals SS7 80 straight.
With tho closing OF the second race an
ticipation and excitement over tho greatest
OF events began TO increase. The fcmi-
nine portion Of the enthusiasts wer1 us ex-
cited as could well be, and piled their cs-
corts with questions about the horses.
Third Raco-EXpectation stakes; half q
mile. Starters; Eccolacoll, lielzanus
(colt), Ballarat, Civil Service, Chaos, Ban
quet, Centaur, Flat Bush, Houston, DAILY,
Phoebe, Homeopathy, Bronze and Blue,
Unadaga. Tho held was too large to bo
handled easily, and it was not until they
had broken away several times that they
were dispatched on their way, with llous.
ton in the lead, Centaur next and Chaos,
the Eccoll colt, heading the gang. Ban-
quet made the running. Tho finish was
terrific one. and Banquet won by Il
length in 0;ISl, Bclzarius second, an
open length before Houston, third.
Phoebe, Ballarat, the California horse,
Flat Bush, tho Eccoll colt, Civil Service,
Chaos, Bronze and Blue, Unadagl,
Homeopathy and DAILY followed in ruck.
The mutuals paid SSl.S0 straight and
S2i70 for place.
THE HANDICAP.
Fourth Racc-The Brooklyn Jockey
Club handicap, for thrce.ycar.olds and
upward at 800 each, or SIS II declared
out, the club to add an amount necessary
to make the gross value OF the stakes Sl0,-
600, $1,000 10 second AMI $1,000 TO third.
One mile and quarter. Starters llano-
YER Taylor, l22, 4 TO b; Terra Gotta, Nc
Laughlin. l20, s to 3; Ekwood, Martin,
l20, to /; Prince Royal, Garrison, 100, s
TO 8; Exile, Hamilton, ll0, TO /; Rich
mond, Li,tle6cld, ll0, 10 TO /; Juggler, A.
Mccarthy, %, s to |. Auction pools:
Terra Gotta $3.50, Hanover $500, Prince
Royal $40, Gcll Sl0O
Prince Royal was the first OF the great
horses to take the track. lie was closely
followed by Jugylcr and Terra Gotta, the
last named with Mclaughlin up, but look
ing pale aud III. They looked III TO race
for kingdom. All the noble stoeds were
given splendid receptions.
The big floral horseshoe was brought
from the secrctary's Office and placed IN
the judges stand. There was quite de-
lay at the post, Exile and Prince Royal
being rather iractious They were ranged
in the following ORDER Juggler having
the rail, Terra Gotta next and Richmond,
Exile, Elkwool, Prince Royal and Han.
over siringing TO the outer rail.
They broke away four times before got.
ting the flag In all the false starts the
black aud yellow OF the Clifton candidate
loomed TO the front, but when the ilag
went down such terrific yell oi excite
ment us went up is seldom heard ut any
time. When the flag fell Jugglcr was lirsi
away, followed 10y Terra Gotta, llkwood,
Richmond, Koyal, Hanover aud Exile la
the order named. Tho latter had much
the worst OF the start. Coming down thc
hear stretch Hanover aud Jugglor werc
racing side by side. three lengths before
Prince Royal aud Exile.
The Others were ia ruck, tailed by
Richmond, and in this way they went Dy
the stand, and at the lower end Jurgcr
showed little In front aud he WAS the first
past the quarter post, nose In front of
Hanover. Around the turn llcw the rarcus,
the Jockeys coats forming glittcring mass
Of color which WIS lost In the swirl NJ
great clouds OF dust torn up By the hoois
OF the sprcdcrs The horses seemed to
skim the course like birds, barely keeping
their feet long enough, It seemed, to steady
themselves.
Going up the back stretch, Jupglcr i'm.
proved his lead. and the others closed up
on Hanover. Hall way up the slrrtch
Hanover began 10 fall Uack. aud cry of
"llanoycr Is beaten" issued from 10000
throats. Il was true. llo was soon passed
by Prince Royal and Exile. Juggler was
still In front at the hali.milc post. hall
length before Prince Royal, who was the
same distance before Exile. Hanover being
n bad fourth.
On the upper turn Exilo went 10 the
front aud came into the stretch hall u
length before Prince ROYAL, who WINS two
lengths before Jugglcr. Then began
struggle that act the blood OF every Hpcctn.
tor chasing through his veins. Garrison
rode Prince Royal like n demon, but IN
vain, he couldn't get up 10 Exile, who In
the last iurlong increased his advantage,
and amid the applause Of 10000 voices lac
won the great race by two lengths, Prince
ROYAL second, dozen lengths before Terra
Gotta third. Elkwood Jugglcr aud Han.
over finished ~ named. The time by frnc-
tons was G2j, 0j0, 1908, lslG, 1881.
l:ill and 2.07l.
Tho mutunis paid $3.50 straight and
S23 20 for place. Prince Royal paid 500.
Fifth Race lali mile. StafiefE Cufuc
H.. Mamie H, MAY Queen, icclarc, Vas.
sil, Maria (iilly), Tormcnlor Major DAILY,
Mr.. rccham formerly Damoclcs). Clii
ford. Mucilagc. John Atwood, ~ james.
Blackburn. Onward. Architect, Prince
Howard formerly Crown Prnccl. Rcclarc
won by two lengths In 30 seconds, John
Atwood second and ~. James third.
Sixth Race One milo. Starters Frolic.
Snglcsionc, Satisfaction, Bonnie <. Wyn-
wood, Gallus Dan. Brussels, llouitonic,
Deception, Luminary, Al Reed and Jubal.
frolic won In l.ijl, Singlcslonc second,
Satisfaction third. frolic straight paid
slGlSj.
TxnEs gEooRD.
Last year The bard won the handicap.
beating Hanover by length, who was
three lengths In front OF Exile. Time.
2l3. The other horses In the nco were
fonclon, Nolanic, Favor, Ohilammc,
Royal Arch, Grover Cleveland, saxony
aud kalOolah.
Exile Is n bay horse, owned by w.
Lakeland, sired by Mortimer out of Sec.
ond hand. At the spring meeting at
jerome Park May ~ last year, Exile
was entered ior rAiho city handicap.
In this race there were scyen en-.
tries, including Aurclia, Esquimau, Bcss,
InlN HrlInrnnn- lnInn nnI IlImur T.