Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-30
Turf Erents.

CoNEY ISLAND, Oct. 2S.-First race, seven
furlongs, Harry Mann first, Caramel Sec
ond, Adelzesla third. Time 1854,
Second race, one and one eighth miles,
Reporter first, l.. B. Sprague second, Lorca
third. Time 2:O3.
Third race, one mile, R. Monee first, Kit
second, Sky Lark third. Time :504.
Little Dan first, Haledon second, Dizzy
Blond third. Time 2:16I.
Fifth race, three-quarter mile, Bouncer
ond. Time 1:2O1a.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Extra day Jockey
] club races: First race, selling race, three
quarter mile, Constantine first, Iota Sec
ond, Pride third. Time LII. Second
race, one mile, Farewell first, Brunswick
second. Time 1:47.
Third race, selling race, one and one
eighth mile, Little Buttercup first, Helen
Wallace second, Mary Warner third. Time
1:571R.
Fifth race, hurdles, one and one-half
mile, was won by Kitty Clark, Buster sec
ond, Rochester third. Time 2:471a.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2S.-The weather to-day
opened fair. and continued so until the last
race on the programme had started, when
light shower fell but did not interfere
with the success of the race. The attend
ance was good, the track a little dusty.
First race, Erie Railroad purse $500. of
which 800 to second, all ages, fve-eighth
| mile, for horses that have not run on this
| run at this meeting, ten starters: Orator
first, Brad second, Robert Bruce third.
Time, 1:032. Second race, club purse
$500, 500 of which to second, for three
year.olds, one and one-eighth mile, three
starters: Mediator first, Pearl Jennings
sacond, Joe Murray third. Time, 1879.
Third race, club purses $3.50: $50 to sec
ond; one-half mile for 2-year olds that
have run but not won this meeting; four
starters: Exeter first, Northanna second,
Idle Pat third. Time 511s. Fourth race;
club purse, selling race $3.50; $50 to Sec
ond; three-quarter mile; ten starters: Az
alon first, Goodnight second, eleanor third.
Time 1:194. Fifth race, handicap steeple
chase, two and one-half miles; purse $3.50;
800 to second, $50 to third; five starters:
King Dutchman first, Bell Boy second, Eva
a third. Time not announced. Gay re-
fused to take water and threw his rider.
Edison also refused one of the hurdles.
The meeting has been grand success, and
the club will hold spring meeting, date
not fixed.
In to-day's races the 2:4O class was won
by Robt. A. first, Vandemeir second, Wis
ion third; time 2:32, 1884, and 1904. In
the 2:20 race field of four started, and
throughout the contest was close between
Forest Patchen, Onawa and Florence, while
Amber, of whom much was expected, held
third or fourth place in each heat. Flor
ence took the first heat in 2:24I, Onawa
second each time. The fourth was a dead
heat between Onawa and Forest, after
most exciting struggle; time 2:24, Ona
wa second the fifth heat, leading Forest
by barely neck; time 1926. The race was
then postponed until Monday afternoon
on account of darkness.
BosToN, Oct. 2s.-Beacon park races
The sixth and decisive heat in the unfn-
ished 2:32 class was won by Red Bird, Car
RE B. second, Lady Thornton third. Time,
2:40, 2:271s, 2:2S14, 2:2914, 1894, 2:3O. In
the unfinished 2:26 race, King Almont
won the fifth heat, J.W. Thomas second,
Arthur third: Time, 2:31, 2:27, 2:274,
2:2s4, 2:261s.