St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
THE MEMPHIS TRACK.
Only Two Favorites Won Yester.
day.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 14.-The
''lOng shots" had the best of it at
Montgomery Park to-day, three out of
five winning. rhe track was in good
condition, Notwithstanding yesterdays
heavy rain. The Cotton stakes were
won by Bertha, by Bramble, dam Lucia.
Following are details:
First race, for two-year-olds, purse 500,
halt mlle-Starters; Jack Richelieu, 10Y,
Bum. to 1: Leona Richards, 1OS Thorpe.
to |; Powers. 100, Goodae, to L; Terndale,
IlO, Dempsey, 10 to 1; Ella Craig no. Free
man. TO /; Governor Porter, 113. C. Sloan,
Sto L; Henry Jenkins, ia, Vestal. 5 to 1.
JACK Richelieu had the best of the
start by length, with the rest buncbed.
AT the quarter Richelieu was leading,
Leona Richards aud Powers closed up
LeOna Richards showed in front for an
instant at the head of the stretch, but
gave way to Powers and Richelieu, who
had hot race to the wire, the former
winning by a nose. Henry Jenkins
was third, a length and a half behind
RIchelieu. Time, 5:2sl.
Second race three-Quarters of a mile, heats,
purse, S40O-Starters: CrispinO, 81, Seguin
70 TO l; Red Stone, So, Keith, q to II: Haram-
L ii
Williams, 30 TO l; Tramp. 50, Kennedy, 20 to
|: Roley Boley, 30, Bum, even money; Oro,
", Penny, 3 to |; Lady Blackburn. 101, Good
ale, to1: Red Sign. 103, Britton, toll
Roley Boley won the first heat clev-
erly from Tramp by a length, Red Sign
third; the rest strung out. Time, 1:1715.
RedStone broke down and was with
drawn from the second heat. Red Sign
took the second heat from Roley Bolev
easily by two lengths: Crispino third.
lime, Iii 4-5. In the run-off Red Sign
took the lead and was never headed,
winning easily by fire open lengths.
Time, 1:19.
Third race, the cotton stakes, $1,000.
aGded: one and an eighth miles. Starters
Brookwood SO, Kuhn, 10 to l. Linlithgow
W. kZell- to 1: Bertha, 102, Britton, to !;
Duke OF Highlands, 103- Penny, TO 1; Atti-
Gus, 1O3. Bum, 10 1; Monita Hardy, 10S
GOodale. to l.
They were given a good go by Starter
Sheriden, with Bertha in front, the
others close up. Passing the stand
Brookwood was leading, Atticus second
and Hardy third. Bertha had fallen
back in the bunch. At the quarter
Brookwood led by half length, Atticus
second and Hardy third. They were
well together at the half excepting Lin
lithgow, who was two lengths behind
the crowd. BrOodwOOd was leading at
the three-quarters, Atticus second. a
half length in front of Highlands. Into
the stretch they were all punched.
Nearing the wire Bertha easily pulled
away from the bunch, beating Brook
wood out by two lengths, Atticus third.
Time, :5S15.
Fourth race, for three-year-o maidens.
three-quarters of a mie-Starters Alas
Sanura, IL, freeman, II to L; SOnoma, 112,
iDn; 6unn; TO |; Coronet, III, Steppe, to 1;
Tom b, III. r. Jones, 30 to L; Charley Dukes,
III, lsanogle, L. to L; Alvin, 116 Overton.
TO l; kahama, LII, Huston, to l; Orick. III,
Z. Sloan, TO 1; Bon Ton, H. Emery, Is to
l; The Major, III, 5 to .; Bernedene, liz.
PENNY, to l; Bill Nye, III, Britton, to 1
Capt. Ruby, ia, Thorpe, u to l.
The Major won handily by one and
half lengths, Kahama second, half
length in front of Tom 3, Third. Time,
ia 4-5. Il
Fifth race, one mile. .seIIing-Starters: Ivan
noe, lO6. Britton, to l.; Queer Toy, 1Is, Over
ton, 1 to l; Jack Murray, $50, Bum. even
money; Hardee, 118. Virgins, 10 TO 1; Sour
Ire, W. Stewart. 3 to 1; Neva c. I20. Freeman,
to L; lnsolence, 122, McCafferty. 10 to 1.
After some delay they got away with
Neva g leading, Hardee second. Queer
Toy third. and Sourire last, two lengths
away. AT the quarter Hardee was lead
ing by half length, Jack Murray sec
ond and NeYa G third. They were
strung out at the half with Hardee first.
Sourlre second. Murray third. This
was the order into the stretch, when In
science came strong and in a whipping
nnlsh won from Sourire by a neck,
Murray third. Time, 1:471l.