Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-21
SUMNER SPORTS.
rhe Loufsptlle Races

The Louisville Races.
BACH CoURsE, LoUISvILlLE, KY, May TO-
The Louisville Jockey club continued it's races
to-day. Weather cloudy and warm. Track
fast; attendance large; betting fair.
First Race-Club purse, 5000; three fourths
mile. Starters: Boot. Jack, Walker; Nam
monist, Murphy; Maggie Aver. Mclaughlin;
Hickory Jim, Kelly; Tom Bowling, Sanders;
Of, Watkins; Jim Farrell, Hurd; Trickum,
Quantrell. Pools-Boot Jack, 500, Mammon-
list, S35. Jim Farrell s., Maggie Aver $25,
Stand Off SIS, field $40. -betting-fve to
four against Boot Jack, three to one against
Mammonist. four to one against Jim Farrell,
seven to one against Maggie Aver, five to one
against Stand OF, twenty to one
against the others. Maggie Aver
made the running to the head of the stretch
and fell away beaten. A drying finish re-
suited in Maggie Aver winning at the post by
a length, Boot Jack second, Nammonist third,
length apart, followed by Jim Farrell, Stand
Of, Wimbledon, Hickory, Trickum, Lamboy
and Tom Bowling Colt in the ordered named.
Time, 1:15X. French pools paid $3.50.
Second Raee-The Tobacco stakes for 8 year
olds, $50 entrance; $500 added, of which $500
goes to second; mile heats. Starters: Burn
ham, Quantrell; Gus Mathews, Gibbs; Square
Dance, Hovey; Robert Bruce, Brown; Lutte
Fogle, McGinly; Mistrat, Murphy; Mamie W,
Kelso. First heat-Pools: Mistrat, $3.50; Lutte
Fogle, $16O; Burnham, $125; field, $l60. Book
beeting-3 to Q against Lutte, Q to against
Mistrat, 8 to 1 against Burnham, z to l
against Square Dance and Gus Mathews, 10 to
against Robert Bruce and Mamie W. Burn
ham made the running for seven furlongs,
then Mistrust and Gus Mathews headed him
and ran dead heat two lengths in front of
Lutte third, Burnham fourth, Dance, fifth,
Robert Bruce sixth, Mamie W seventh. Time,
TASK.
Second heat-pools-M istrat. $500; Lutte
Fogle, $50; Gus Mathews, s125; field, $105.
Robert Bruce took the lead at the start and
kept 1t to the three quarter post, where Mis-
trat headed him, came on and won the heat py
third, Square Dance fourth, Lutte Fogle fifth,
Robert Bruce sixth, Mamie W. last. Tire
1:46.
Final pools-Mistrat, $3.50; Gus
Mathews, $50. Mistrat took the lead and was
never headed, winning the heat and race by a
length and half. Time 1:52H. French
pools paid $40.
Third Race-Club purse $500, for 2-year-
olds; owners handicap; five-eighths mile.
ers; filly by War Dance, dam Ballet, Cor
ham; Ally by War Dance, dam Tarantula.
Bonneresta, Riggs; Wandering, Arnold;
Tomboy, Harris; Spray, Gibson. Pools
Field 5000. Wandering $400, Spray $l15.
Book betting-4 to 5 against Wandering, z to
2 against, Spray, 4 to against Tarantula
FLY, 6 to against Japonica and Ballet FLY,
to against Bonneretta and Maynard, 8 to
1 against Tomboy. Spray and Wandering
colllded at the start, causing both to get q
bad send off. Bonneretta took the track and
kept the lead to hundred yards of the finish,
when Hayward collared her and won by a
head, Bonneretta second, Japonica third, War
Dance Tarantula FLY fourth, War Dance.
Ballet fllly fifth, Wandering sixth, Spray
seventh, Tomboy last. Time, 1:02X. French
pools paid Maynard in the field $3.50.
Fourth Handicap steeple chase; purse
$500, of which $50 goes to second; about one
and one-half miles. Starters, Guy, Mellow
an; Boston-on- the Table, Rhodes; Judge Bur
Malloy, Fitzpatrick. Pools-Miss Malloy,
$500; Geld, 200 Book betting money
against Miss Malloy, 8 to against Guy, to
1 against Judge Burnette, 8 to against the
others. Summons and Miss MallOy showed
over the obstacles in the field but Guy struck
the main track first and held the lead to the
finish, winning by five lengths, Miss MallOy
second, some distance in front of Judge Bur-
nett, Bostou-on-tbe Table fourth, Suannona
Fifth Race Club purse $3.50, of which $50
goes to second; one and one-sixteenth miles.
Starters: Boot Jack, Walker; Force, Nc
Laughlln; Cspias, Quantreli; Quebec,
Sanders; Saunter, Kelso; Ben dor.
Murphy; Glendower, Kelly; Hamattan,
A. Alden. Pools-Ben dor, $475; Bootiack,
$500; Force, $3.50; field $40. Book betting
Even money against Ben dor, to against
Bootjack and Force, 10 to 20 to against the
others. Quebec and Glendower made the
running until they went into the straight,
when Bootjack, Force and Ben d'Orj were
brought up, and driving finish ensued
Ben dor winning by half length, Boo,jacl
second, Force third, Capias fourth, aauutei
fifth, Hamadan sixth, Glendower seventh,
Quebec last. Time, lac. French pool
paid SO.