St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-22
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Four Out of the Five Memphis
FaVOrites Win.

Four Out OF the Five Memphis
FavOrites Win.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 21.-Fine
weather, a splendid track and good at
tendance were the conditions of the sew
enth day Of the New Memphis Jockey
clubs meeting. Four out of five favor
ties won. and the books were nit very
hard. Burch. the only short to win. was
played very heavily both ways. Phi
lOra' ) run IN the Owners handicap was
the feature OF the day, she. after sulk-
Ing badly, making the best time of the
meeting.
First race for maiden twOyear-olds. purse
500 half mIle-Starters: ZautipDa 100
Penny. 10 >; Eugarita. 10. Bum TO /:
Miss Lulu 10 Thorpe, 10 TO l.: WesiIake. II3.
Myers. 10 10 /; Tom Paxton. lib. Goodale.
TO >; Governor Porter. lib, BrittOn. to 1;
Phelan lOrten, ll3. K. Williams, ) TO 1.
Phelan DOrten delayed the start some
what by kicking uD, but they were in
ally sent OF to nice start. with Fan
tIppa. Miss Lulu and Phelan Dorten in
frUnt in the order named. At the quar-.
ter Zantippa was still leading, with En-
garita second and Tom Paxton third.
Down the straight Zantippa and Tom
Paxton drew away from the bunch and
made a beautiful finish, the latter
third. three lengths away. Time, :52L.
second race. seven furlOngs, purse 500
Starters: Willow. 9S GOOdale. 1 10 [; Silver
Charm lu5. Thorpe. 10 /. Leman. IG6. Hill.
) 10 /; CriSpinO- 1916. Penny : to /: John
Adams. lbs. D6lOng. 50 TO l. Texas Girl. 10,
BrttOn, 10 /; Ban Adonia. III. Matthews
, 10 l; Jim Quinn, ia, OvertOn. ) TO ]; Neva
{, ia. Freeman, - to 1; Burch. ii6. McCat-
ferty, 10 TO /: Hardee, l16. Virgins, to 1;
Fred Taral rs Bum TO I; Billy Pinker-
ton. lis. seaman. 10 to 1.
When they succeeded in getting the
big field away, Hardee jumped III the
lead, Silver Charm second and Burch
third. This was the order at the half
where Silver Charm gave way to Burch
with Fred TaraI third. Down the
stretch the leaders had hard fight,
Burch beating Fred Iaral out by half
length, Billy Pinkerton third. Time,
1871.
Third race. the Lassie stakes. for twO-year-
olds. $1,000 added, half mile->tarters;
AdalIa no, r. Williams. ) to l: Addie 10,
Penny. to >; Queen Olivia 10, Deloug, - 10
l; ChapeTone 10. BrittOn. 10 >.
The four youngsters were sent off
without an effort, all together except
ChaperOne, who got away badly. Adalia
had the lead at the quarter by a length.
Queen Olivia second. Tapped by Addie.
ChaperOne length back COmIug
down the stretch BrittOn. on Chaperone,
come very fast, but was beaten out by a
half length by the faYOrite. Adalia third
and Queen Olivia beaten OF. Time. :51.
Fourth race, purse 500. for all ages. seven
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maud 3. %. Thorpe ) to
I /; Bonnie Byrd 100. Bum. I TO ); Friend
less. 40. ;. Warren. 10 10 |; Red Sign. ia. R
Williams. TO l: Rainier, 10, Britton. ) to l.
Maud b jumped of in the lead. fol-
lowed by Red Sign and Bonnie Byrd.
This was the order until the stretch was
reached, were a general closing in took
place, Bonnie Byrd forcing TO the front,
and in a whipping finish Bonnie Byrd
passed under the wire first, Red Sign
! second. Rainier third, necks apart.
lime, 1874.
Fifth race, owners handicap. for three
yeaT-Olds one mile-Starters: PhilOra rs
Kuhn. , to ) Odrev 80. Perkins, to [ /: Lizzie
Gwynne 81, Regan, I TO L; Ny Queen, 30. Fitz-
morris. 70 10 1.
They got off well together with
/ l5wynne first, My Queen second and
/ Flllora third. At the quarter Philora
( sulked and dropped eight lengths back.
I Ny Queen taking the lead, Gwynne sec
/ ond. At the half Odrey took the LEAD
/ with Gwynne and My Queen Oh even
! terms length away. Entering the
| stretch PhIlora easily made up her lost
! ground, and going to the front, won
/ handily by a length from Odrev. who
was two lengths in front Of Gwynne,
/ third. Time, "A.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
First race, maidens. four furlOngs-Jeau,
! 10; Queen Isabella, 10; Lord Clifton. lib;
! Dan kurtZ, lib: julius Sax. 113; Sewanee
! JIS.
Second race selling, three year-oIds, SIX
! fUrlOngs-Ithaea, f03; Doug Knapp 1O6;
| Capt. Ruby. los; Ivanhoe, los: Carrie a I09;
! Tom B. III; Rose Howard. III; Katie G. liz
Third race. Peabody handicap, nine fur
| lOngs-EtheI Gray. 100; Artieus, 10; j Car
ter. 100; Ethel. %; MOnita Hardy, 105; Verge
| i Or. rs; Blarneystone DR., lis; Bobby Beach,
| Il9; Riley, III; Fayette, I'D.
Fourth race, tw o-year-olds. four furlongs-
Annie Irwin, los; Maggie Martin, los; Man