The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
POPULAR RESULTS.
Chiokasaw First Under the Wire
Stoney Montgomery Leads Into the
Stretch
And Comes Second to Hypocrite In
Good Time.
Seven Well Contested Events Mark
the Days Sport.
A Very Promising Board for Tomorrow
Five Good Races on tho Card
"A Rich Stake with
Endurer In.

day drew an overlooking grand stand, and
the result in two races at least were OF the |
most popular description. The Corigan
stable won the Merchants stakes handily |
with Riley, the best two-year-old by all
odds in tho South. In the Montgomery |
stakes Stoney Montgomery jumped out in
the lead, and amid the acclamations Of the |
multitude led into the stretch, where |
Dypocrite passed him, but Stoney Mont
gomery got the place. and even those who
lost their money cheered ut the result A
magnificent floral tribute constructed OF
roses and bearing the initials III. A. NJ,
was presented to w. o. Scully in recogni- |
ton OF the victory OF his nttling four-year.
old, Hypocrite.
An equally popular victory was that Of
Chickasaw in the sixth race, who led from
start to finish and never was headed. win
ming easily in los. The grand stand went
wild with delight when he passed under |
the wire an easy winner. The win did |
not profit the stable anything. AZ J. NJ. |
Brown a Co. bid the horse up beyond his
selling price to the full value Of the purse
won. The Chickasaw stable bought him
in at $3.50.
Five out Of seven iavorites won yesier.
day aud the bookmakers suffered accord
ingly. In the first race the overnight |
iavorite Albert Stull was knocked out rs |
soon rs tho odds were posted and a big |
plunge ensued on Irma II. lowering the |
odds against her 10 TO against straight.
20 . ON place. Mute went down 10 3 10 |
and Stull TO -. Los Webster got tho start,
but Mute soon passed him and was never
headed, winning easily by a length from
Irma II, three lengths in front OF Cassan.
dra third.
RILEY vISDIcATEs ms LINEAGE.
In the second race another overnight
favorite, Wrestler, was knocked out. Cor
rigan's Riley was installed favorite ut s to
o against, Wrestler 2 to l, Amelia 1 to /,
Lulie IL 10 !. The place betting was 3 ,
TO Riley place, Wrestler even, Amelia 3
10 ., and Lulie u TO !. A quiet tip was
circulated on Barney Stone, and no was
literally backed for place at2 10 /. Blair
ney jumped ont in the lead, Riley second, d
Amelia third, Lulio II last. Amelia was I,
in command ut the three quarters. but in
the stretch IL was all over, Riley pulling y
out and winning handily by two lengths ID
from Lulio II, length in front OF Amelia
third.
KEEvESA ny A NOSE.
The third rice was put up as an air !,
tight cinch for Kceyena nj 10 3 on, but
Madolin found lots OF support at 8 toll y
against The Duchess got the start, fol-
lowed by Entry and Keyccna, but soon \
gave way 10 Madolin, sunnowcr !!
second, Keovena third. Passing Z
the stables II was SunHowcr, Reeve
m aud Madolin head and head behind
her. In the stretch they were all out but D
and keoyona, who raced head .,
aud head 20 the wire. The reporters N
thought Madolin won by good head, but
the race was given 10 kcevcna. Entry N
finished eight lengths behind the winning .
pair. 4
nYrocRTrE ny A LENGTH. \
Tho fourth race only brought out -four
starters, CqSsius. stoney Montgomery, F,
Long Chance and llyPocrite. Cassius
ruled iayorite for awhile at TO on,
and was the choice OF the talent ut
10 3 on, Hypocrtc 10 2 against Soon a
plunge ON Long Chance aud liypOcrite
evened up matters and the closing odds
were even against llypocritc aud Cassius,
10 against Long Chance and 10 tod Slonoy
Montgomery. Cassius got the start but
Sioncy Montgomery soon passed aud led
under pull into the stretch, when Hypo.
critic challenged the leader and,
after driving finish. won 10y a
length from sionoy Montgomery, who
was a length ahead OF .Cassius third.
sYNTAx WINS nANDiLv.
The post odds agains, Syntax was 10 10 |
s, Rambler to /. Rambler led into the |
stretch aud looked an easy winner, but |
Gcrhardy, through oycr-coniidcncc, threw |
the race away. and In the last ten jumps |
Syniax came on aud won by length from |
Rambler. Orderly third.
cnicKAsAw TO TnE DELionr on run GRAND |
STAND.
In the sixth race public opinion shifted
from Duhme TO Bootjack, who opened a 2
10 iavoriic and closed 10 against,
while Duhmc fell back TO 2. Chickasaw
went begging al @ TO 2siraight. 10 place.
lie started IN the lead, was never headed,
and won hands down by three lengths
from Duhmc, one aud half lengths In
front OF Doolinck, third
MONTPELIER N HOLLOW STYLE.
The seventh race was Kit Tor Mont.
pclicr, who started nj TO 8 against aud
closed at even money. while Ieman went
81 ? 10 ! aud Meta, Barnes up, TO 2.
Tho two raced on almost even terms to
tie stretch, whom Montpelier drow away
and Won handily bYa lrngth aud a half
from Meta, who was a longlh in front Of
Loman third.
summary.
memphis Jockey Club spring meeting. Monirom.
90 lnfki Memphis tcuu.. tlnih day, SATURDAY,
Aprll - lsrl. Weather ialf tra.k fast attendance
hWn. iudres, lohn ofcrun. tf W u. u.thrl
and Geo Arnold. Timen.M n. Williamson and
NNgs n louustnd, 81 llttlc Rosa. tlrfk ul loune
A. y LackicL starter, J. a. shffidnn.
finsr nACE-Arnrifis nnicE ANr0. co.
lufln SO, Of which o. 10 fc-nnd ard ) 4,
Mif4, lot thUc rear ODDS and upuu "a. the winner
~ " fnll a. auction, n cuicnsl o. b. sold flf
tlV1 lls.i II Tor fiool aliowud ~ lir.. ~ al.
lowed Tot each sU0 lea down 10 l5u1 Ihrcc
quarters.
G. ~ rciinrill's ch n Mute g. by SLANT
Friend. Anna Mckinney 40 .....-. -Oyg-fion
n Maido's b. IA. irma n. & by Nulycr Addic
q. ". foolct b catsandm q by Kyrie Iaiy. =
thlauih tl........ss fauCs
ffng ais4
Lirglc Glenn %, fos Webster o. Aiheri stuli loo
Counties 100 also nan. The latter va lett Al TIE
p,.t
The betilng--Iot Webster G 10 1 sirnirht ? 10 1
placc. ifma II. q 20 straight 10 plsrv. Mute
10 I ttrauht, 90 place. ALERT ktull ~ 10
ftraiEhtcNCn Tor plncr, tnfsaudfah 10 aturht 10
place. COuutce - 10 siralfht. 20 piaof IA.
ale Glenn % 10 straight 10 place.