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MEMPHIS FORM CHART. MEMPHIS, X«NN„ April 18.— Fourth day. New Memphis Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, Col. M. Lewis Clark. Starter, William Bruen. Racing starts at 2:30 d. m. 1 1 jt2 FIRST KACE_1-2 MIle- Parse 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens, Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt 8t 4 V% % StrFin JockeyB Owners O H L C ?£mT£oCKY Ji? I 13 1* 1» Everett C T Patterson 3 3 2i 3 !!££££££and.»» 11, qq 10° 3 6i 5* 2ii Crowhurst L V Bell 5 7 5 7 11228 BONN! VARD 108 1 4« 2»* 3 " N Turner AHandDHMorris3 3 3 3 11199 THE CONQUEROR 108 8 7 7 41 J Hill P Tomlinson and Co3 I I I ?FE™ H! 4 5* is* 5" Conley w F Schalte 15 20 12 12 *,*.« oT.oln „ Hf 5 32 * 6 i Howell J Brennan 20 100 20 80 ""•SPiSSI- 10! 7 8 8 75 Rose AC Clark 50 200 50 150 GO THERE 113 6 2»* 6« 83 Gilmore C M Barrow 60 100 60 100 IV OF MELBOURNE113 9 9 9 91 T Burns J W dehor? and Son 8 8 4 4 11199 HOODS BRIGADE 108 10 10 10 W Holdon James Arthur 40 40 30 30 _ Time, 124, 244, 37*, 50i. Winner— Ch. c, by Kingston— Meta. Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving. Armor fiuished strong and would have won in a few more strides. Kentucky got away flying and was lucky throughout. The Conqueror, off badly, closed a big gap. Duke of Melbourne got the worst of the break and was never unred Bonmvard and The Conqueror ran well. Scratched-11118 First Shot, 108; 11228 Online, 108; 11228 Dinornis, 105. -luckv, P|ace- evens; show, 1 to 2. Armor, olace. 2 to 1; show, evens. Bonnivard, show. 0 * 3 to o._The_Conquerqr,jhow, 3 to 5. j 1 26*"i SECOND RACE-3-4 Mile. Parse 1300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. [nd Horses A Wt St g H g 8tr Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C llPRFFHAVT Z S? f, g T Burns J W Schorr and Sonll-511-5 2 2~ /!,,,7fffD«if,.SA,ND 3 97 a - 11*12 l* 2J Kitley H S Bender 5 I 4 4i 11046BORDEN 4 113 3 8 7* 7™ 3» Holden W T Imbau 7 7 6 7 11203 GRAN BY 3 102 12 12 10 10 4» Kuhn T P HaVes 10 U 10 Y 11198 ERNESPIE 3 102 7 71 U 4i 51 Aker W H May and Son 5 5 4 4 9422 HARRIE FLOYD 5 114 8 5** 5" 31 6*k Rigby C M Borrow 0 40 *0 40 11203 HUNGARIAN 3 108 6 4* ftl H 71 Crowhurst L V Bell S 12 10 S 11232 J. P. S 5 116 2 21 21 8 81 Gilmore Wm Lowry 60 100 60 100 9668 MUS PATRON 3 106 10 6* 9 V M J Hill T W Lvln Meter 30 40 30 40 11232 LAURENTIAN 3 102 9 10 6» 9 Id Howell J Brennan 8 S 8 15 11232 MAMIE C ALLAN 5 108 11 11 11 11 11* Dowell HB Stover 40 50 40 50 1092G GLENMOYNE 8 116 1 9 12 13 12 Snnrhard J H Smith 15 40 15 40 Time, 25i, 501, 1:03, 1:16*. Winner— Ch. c, by St Florian— Pearl Rivers. Post 3 minnte3. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. The Divor was b3st Borden came strong at the end. He comm«nced his run too lata. Grinby was off badlv. Liuitian was cut off on the far turn. Free Hand showed a sharp turn of speed. 80didJ.PS The latter quit in the stretch. LW-1 9"3rWinslow.ll3: 8481 Johnny Bihan. 110; 11250 Stuttgart, 108 B ","lua• ; io-M-52 1122JV- - Hamilton, 107; 11115 B R. Jones. 99; 8920 Coosada, 97; 6675 Woodcut, 96 6r P e 4 to *« show 1 to 2 Free Hand, place, 2 to 1; show, 4 to 5. Borden, show, 7 to 5 1 12B4 TH[Allow"ncS_1Mileaml70YardS PaFSe °0, 4-»ear-°ld and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St j g % StTFin JockeyB Owners 0~W L C 10420 SAIf.OR KING 4 111 2 5*" 4« 1» V H Conley jTScaff»riv « — I5~i~~i 11201 CROCKET 4 98i 4 4- 51 £ 2« V T Barns J C Cahn 4 S iiu il =; 9454 MILLSTRBAM 4 103*1 32 3* 2i V 3« Evarett H SarVd L 4 Co 16 5 10804CLAY POYNTER 4 98 3 2- 6 5« V ftl Holden T M Bwry and Co S 5 3 4 figSSfl.K? 5102 6 6 2i SsE4i 5io HshbergerK J Murphy 12 15 12 2 617, TENSION 4 98 5 11 I- 6 6 6 Dugau J Desha 1« 200 103 150 . Time, 25, 50i. 1 :16*, 1 :44, 1 :48. m. Winner— L Ch. c, by Fonso— „ Ocean Queen. Post2minutes. Start good Won easily; second the same; third and fourth were driving. Millstream quit in the last jnghth. It was a bad rid* on Crocket. She got cut off on the first traackerrecord *e*lQ °B tUm Sail°r Kia? WaS a *°°d hor3e tod*y His tj™» 13 a * J" 8cratched-111522Branch, 108; 11201 Banished. 101; 112512G9orge Krats. 98 Overweights— Crocket. 2i pounds: Millstream, 2i. Sailor King, place 2* to 1 ; show, 7 to 10. Millstream, show, 1 to 2. 1 1 k,fF FOURTB RACE-3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Allowances. liOQ The Tennessee Club Stakes. Purse 00. [nd Horses A Wt Bt % g StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C " 11251 HOBART 102 2 li V 12 15 Holden Benson WattsAPnR « =; 1 i 11198 Bh 1HUE 102 1 2i 2« 41 3»k Aker T J McHaln M 9n n *k KCOLONEL8 $ 1 ? S 5 Crowhur.* L Vm6 5o m 30 60* 11201 -41 MB FArS°nRn iU i L-f S £ % Surner AHandDHMorris7 7 4 4 r iTFKTnvq 2L f f S* f X BQrn9 J S Cahn 6 6 4 5 9173TEUTONS 10ji « 3 7 7 7 7 Rutter T E Barrett 60 73 60 75 Time, 24i, 49i, 1 :02i, 1 :15. Txr- Winner— „. ,h c, L by Wawekus— Miss Yates. Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily. Hobart was never extended. He is a fast colt creditable £££h£dand££ showing. ce Vhacik The Kentuckian rr0ud- Ksnt??ky ran his race. ™°*°l «n wide in the stretch. Be True made "»■»«« a » Overweights— Teutons. 3i pounds. Corrected weights— Hobart, 102. The Keotockian, place, 4 to 5. Be True, show, 2 to 1, lT2fTIFQSvlnS8Mne- Pn"e»»~*-y«"-oi* and upward. SeUing. Ind Horses A Wt St 1 2 3 4 Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C 11070 UDAH 4 133 2 li 13 12 12 11 ffeE W E Wnr.H« 9 — o — a g g ■ *S BBLLAMYROSE 1 2 S ? £ ?! ?2 lte"art AMpen8 1 I *? 8681 Ht,L.LiAMY 4 143 4 2t 2« 23 21 M Doane J Dosha 9 ? • 10959 THE PROFESSOR4 135 1 33 3* 31 48 48 Kidd NeWr and Co T* ?9 ?=; 9645 ZUFll F IB «« I 5 ? 7 ? 6- ?rOW,n T F Bacfciey 4 jo g 8 6 , llSsl-iJACK SAYK sS ! I L „ *wless W F Schulte 15 20 12 20 ii_di»JACH. HAlliS 148 6 0 8 8 Fell. Hayes J R Henry 10 12 10 12 Winner -Br. f, by Blazes— Turn Taw. »50mi?iateS7 J?*" «°«»d. Won handily. The winner was well ridden. Florida Rose got rr,„ and wf R«li Jm.Zf1,aMlf IS ttlttf aU 1 ja?lpar- Jack Hayes thraw his rider the lastump not to !he marT * u l8Cked 3P ?ed Wh6n " Came to the ran ia Partners racaTas 2 tol5.dah PlaC6 3 t0 5 Florida Ro9e place 2 to »« show- eens. Bellamy, place, evens; show. 1 1 2 J 7 SIX-TU UACJs,~3"* M,le- iarande t300- 3-year-olds and mSSSirESBS lnA __ Horses A Wt 3t g StrFin JokeTi Owners O H L B «ffi77ARnwm - ,J?q I 2T K C 2i 5alPh H Robinson 20 20 20 20 lSra iDOVTSKiP IIS S :1 V, Wooster J S OBrien 40 60 40 60 MF -3 1 SiHRmHTTP a a JH i f H H 41 Ratter J Whitten 2 2 2 2 ShaLTONWABD «441o3 W« 5*7" Eve™ JcCalT J J MB FLYING BIRD 1«| Si 1. o ff YV?lag- A TomlingonA Co20 60 20 60 SZttI3andandD 83iii fif"i!S RigMbrson2uGlSnhaa S8 88 1ime, 25i,50i, l:03i, 1:161. w r.u u r Winner— Ch. g, by Long Taw— Meddle. , ! ,5.mlnnteJs . Start good. Won cleverly. Meddler had it all his own way. Second third - H«n ™nWh6r8 drlV,D£i .D»° ip Me finished very fast. Br.ghtieSquft in the stretch S the Btmch. SlQg °W6d S°me 6arly Speed McAlbert made up a lot of ground CmSS tc,5Sd~11200 Tom Kin»W, 113; 10801Prince Harry, 105; 8447 Knnja, 103; 11232 Colonel ■•SE4feflRtt.UandTS»ta McAlbortce8to Hihow.fttol. Czarowitz,8how,
