Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-23
SUMNER SPORTS.
Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE, May 22.-This was Clark day
named in honor of the president of the club
and the association had arranged for grand
day of sport, but the rain of yesterday and
this morning caused light attendance in
comparison to the previous days, despite the
fact that the field was thrown open to the pub
lie. The track was in wretched shape, at.
mosphere raw, betting light. Officers Of the
day: [Judges, Capt. Cottrell, Geo. W. Darden
and L. P. Tarlhous; timers, Elias Lawrence
and Col Johnson; starter, Col. Clark; secre-
tary and clerk OF scales, D. w. Johnson.
First Race-Clu5 purse, $500, of which $50
goes to second; three-quarter mile heats.
Starters: Jennie ", Hovey; Lenore, N. Allen;
| Quebec, StOval; Robert Bruce, Quantrell; Jim
| Farrell, Hurd Barometer, Mclaughlin. First
heat-pools-Jim Farrell, S1O0; Jennie ",
| $50; Robert Bruce, $50; Barometer, $50; field,
$25. Book betting-Six to against Jim Far
| rell, 3 to 1 against Jennie ", 9 to Q against
Barometer, 6 to l against Robert Bruce, z to
| l against Quebec, 10 to / against Lenore. A
capital start was had, with Robert Bruce in
| the front. Robert Bruce and Barometer
made the running to the three. quarter, where
Jim Farrell took the lead and won the heat
easily by three lengths, Robert Bruce second,
Jennie V third, Barometer fourth. Others dis.
tanced. Time, l:1SI. Second heat-Pools-
Farrell out, Robert Bruce 500, field $40.
Farrell headed him and won the heat and race
by three lengths in gallop, Robert Bruce
second, Jennie V third. Barometer barely
saved his distance. Time, 1:20H. French
pools paid, first heat, Sll:90; second heat,
S. 60.
Second Race-Clark stake for Swear
Odds; 800 entrance, with $1,000 added, of
which $500 goes to second; one and one quarter
miles. Starters, W. Cottrell's Harry Gilmore;
Dryer Bros. Runnymede, Mclaughlin; F.
Harper's Freeland, L. Jones; W. T. Lake
lands Babcock, Kelso; Morris & Patton's
Apollo, Hurd. Pools-Runnymede, $3.50;
Freeland. S125; Apollo, S95; Babcock, 1926;
Harry Gilmore, $25. Book betting-3 to 2
against Runnymede, 5 to against
Freeland, 3 to l against Apollo,
Z to 1 against the Others. Runnymede
Freeland third, Apollo fourth, Babcock last.
Mclaughlin on Runnymede set brisk pace
and it soon became evident it was question
of how long the others could remain with
him. Gilmore had enough before the first
quarter was run, Freeland and Apollo quit at
the next quarter and Babcock gave up the
race at the half-mile post, leaving Runnymede
to finish in a canter with his mouth wide open
and amid roars of laughter. Babcock inised
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Runnymede and three lengths in front of
Apollo. Harry Gilmore AID Freeland finished
in the order named, beaten off. Time, 2:15.
French pools paid $3.50.
Third Race-Weller purse, $500, of which
$l00 goes to second; Welter weights one mile;
starters: Rochester, Gllroy; Duke of
Kent, Hurd; Boulevard, Murphy; Lutte
Fogle, McGinty; Charley B, Fitzgerald;
Evasive, Wilcox; gelding by Monarchist, dam
fald S0S0 DuIya Of
Kent, $2O5; Lutte Fogle, 800. Book betting
2 to against Duke of Kent; 8 to against
Rochester, to 2against Lutte Fogle; 5 to 1
against Boulevard; 6 to 1 against Charley B: s
to against the others. Lutte Fogle started
off in the lead and was never headed, winning
by length, Duke of Kent second, Boulevard
and Rochester dead heat for third place, Ar
cola Geldlng fifth, Charley B sixth, Evasive
last. Time, Isl. French pools paid $500.
Fourth Race-The Tennessee stakes for two
year Odds, $50 entrance, $500 added; 500 to
second; three-quarter mile. Starters: Ascend
err, Gibbs; Tocsin, Quantrell; Vera, Donahue;
Ella, Kelso; Clipsetta, Stoval; Bondholder,
Edwards; J. A. Grinstead's b. C. Gilroy, dam
sister to Ruric, Harvey; j. A. Grinstead's
C. h. +. by War Dance, dam Tarantulla, Cor
ham. Pools-Vera $3.50, Ascender $l15, Bond
holder $S5; Ella $40, Clipsetta $50, field $55
Book bettng-3to against Vera, ito
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5 to against Ella, 6 to 1 against Gilroy colt |
and Misfortune filly, s to l against Tocsin.
After dozen breakaways Clipsetta got two |
lengths the best of struggling start and |
kept the lead to the finish, winning by alength,
Bondholder and Vera won dead heat for Sec
ond place. Ascender fourth, TOcsin fifth, Ella
sixth. Gilroy colt seventh, Misfortune illy
last. Time 1905. French pools paid $3.50.
Fifth Race-Club handicap, $500; $50 to
second; on land one half miles. Starters
Wallensee, N Allen; Fatinitza, Mclaughlin;
Annie G., Howard; Bonnie Castle, Donohue;
Eli, Quantrel. Pools-Fatinitza, $3.50; Bon
nie Castle, 800; Wallensee, So: field, Sl2O.
Book hetting-Even against Fatinitza, 8 to
against Annie G., to 1 against Bonnie
Castle and Eli, 5 to 1 against Wallen-
,ee Bonnie Castle made the running through
,ut and won by three lengths hands down,
7atinitza second, Annie G. third, Eli fourth,
Wallensee last. Time, 2:i9H. French pools
)aid S23s9O.