Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-18
Louisville Races.

by Inc JuQgeS.A
The officers of the day we're: Judges, Lewis
Tarlton, Samuel Dawn, Geo. Franklin; timers,
Col. johnson, Elias Lawrence, John Green;
starter, Col. Clark; secretary and clerk of
scales, D. W. johnson.
First Race-Louisville ladies' stakes for
two.year old FLIES, $50 entrance, $500 added,
of which 500 went to second; fve-eighths Of
a mile. Starters: j. Allen & Co.'S pr. I. Visa
Wis, Jones; W.Cottrell's b. Orange Blossom,
Gibbs; j. I. Clark's b. +. Vera, Fisher; J. 8.
Clark's CHI. f. Madrigal, Stone; CIV. Darden's
b. f. Pearlash, Sweeney; c. J. Enright's b. f. ia
ponica, Chambers; w. B. Feland's CHI. +. Ny.
Rad, Stoval; j. A. Gunstead's Oh. f. by War
Dance, Rovey; r. F. Johns Belle of Mount
Zoah. Saunders; w. Lakeland's, oh. f.
Ella, Kelso; T. J. Neighbours Oh.
f. Clipsetta, Quantrell. All carried 100
pounds, except Myriad, who carried three
pounds over weight. Pools, field, slOO;
Vera, to against Ella, z to 1 against War
Dance FLY, 8 to against Wis Wis, 10 to 1
against Madrigal, Clipsetta, Orange Blossom
and Belle of Mount Zoah, Is to against
Amozette, 10 to against Japonica. The field
was well together when the drum tapped, but
several of the youngsters were very slow In
getting away. Myriad was quickest in mo-
tion and darted past the post length in front
Of Ella and Orange Blossom, who were Tapped
NY Sltpettld lOuiGA da0 VSio
out by the time the half-mile post was
reached. Here Orange Blossom was leading
slightly. with Ella, Myriad and Clipsetta
close up. Myriad was beaten at the three
quarter. The other three brought it hard to
the wire under the whip, Cllpsetta winning
by three lengths, Ella second, three parts OF a
length in front of Orange Blossom third, who
was followed by Vera, Myriad, Jnponica,
Uico Vic TUor n ,poa <3l1v Mo1riuo1 ppor1oeh
and Belle of Mt. Zoah in the order named.
Time, 1:035S. French pools paid $3.50.
Second Race-Alexander stake for two year
old colts, $50 entrance, $500 added, of which
500 to second; fye.eighths miles. Starters
W. Cottrills Ascender, Gibbs; A. Burnham's
Tocsin, Quantrell, j. Carter & Co.'S Beecher-
brook, McLaughlin: P. G. Fox's Lisbon colt,
Henderson; B. G.. Hollis Hardwood, Kelly;
Morals g. Patton's Exeter. Hurd; Bethune &
Chatter, stoval: A. j. scott's Punster,
Allen; NJ. Walkers & Co.'s Long
Knight, Brown; Milton; Young's Bondholder,
G. Tayor. Pools-Punster, $3.50; Ascender,
$50; Bondholder, $50; Wandering, $S5; field,
SIS. Book betting-fve to four against
Punster, three to one against Bordholder and
Ascender, four to one against Wandering, ten
to one against Exeter and Lisbon colt, twelve
to one against TOcsin, fifteen to one against
Chatter, twenty to one against the others.
The start was capital, the field getting away
in good shape, Bondholder in the lead, Pun
ster second, Wandering third, the Others
punched, Exeter bringing up the rear.
Bondholder held the lead to the half-mile
post, where Wandering headed him and
showed away into the straight with Punster
and Bondholder at his withers. Allen gave
Punster his head when we'll into the straight,
and the colt won well in hand by length.
Ascender second, three parts of a length in
front of Bondholder third, Wandering fourth,
Long Knight fifth. Tocsin sixth, Hardwood
seventh, Exeter eighth, Lisbon colt ninth,
Beecherbrook tenth, Chatter last. Time,
1:O3H.
Third Racc-The Dexiana stakes, for all
ages, $25 entrance, $500 added, of which 500
went to second: one and one-sixteenth miles.
years, by Virgil, Riggs; Willie Becketts Boy
Bee, four years, by Billet, Fishburn; Dryer
Bros Hindoo, four years, by Virgil, Nc
Laughlin; r. Garland's Annie g, five years,
by Longfellow, Hinkle; r. F. Johnson's
Lucy May, four years, by Buck
den, sanders Mcintyre & SWINGS
Lizzie, four years, by Wanderer, Stoval; Nor
ris Patton's Fellow Play, four years, by Long
fellow, Hurd; Reed & Kimble's Caplas. three
years, by John Morgan, Quantrell; j. 7. vii
iiams' Checkmate, by Elan Athol, Murphy.
Pools-Hindoo 5000, Checkmate $13O, Fellow
Play $12O, field $50. Book betting-4 to 1
against Hindoo, 2 to against Fellow Play,
to against Checkmate, from Is to 40 to 1
against the others. After several false starts
Checkmate got away in front, lead
ing Hindoo from his saddle out,
Passing the stand, Cheekmate was at the pole
under strong pull, with Bay Bee and Hindoo
capped on him. Then came another division
length away, consisting of Lizzie s., Lucy
May and Capias, with Annie g., Fellow Play
and Charley B., acting as file closers. Check
mate had all hands whipping at the furlong.
Lizzie s. and Fellow Play were beaten long be-
fore the furlong post was reached, and SO was
Hindoo, but he ), made made gallant re,
steel and came at checkmate twice, but the
old war horse was unapproachable, and won
handily by three parts of length, Hindoo
second, three lengths in front Of Fellow Play
third, Capias fourth, Charley B fifth, Bay Bee
sixth, Lucy May seventh, Lizzie s eighth,
Annie G last. The last three pulled up. Time,
first sixteenth, TX seconds, to one fourth post
81 X seconds, to the one half mile post loo,
mile 1:43, one and one sixteenth miles 1:501S,
pools pad, s2,590.
Fourth Race-selling race, club purse of
$3.50, of which $50 to second selling allowances;
mile heats. Chinn & Morgan'sb. c. Bub5ler,
three years, Sweeney, had a walk over. Bub-
bier was bought in.
Fifth Race-Club purse or $3.50, $50 to sec
ond, all ages; one mile. Starters: Applegate
& Bros Matte Rapture, four years, Nc.
Laughlin; A. Burnham's Caroline B., three
years, Higgs; j. Carter & Co.'S Regicide, four
years, Gibbs; j. A. Grinstead's
Square Dance, three years, Hovey;
Hayden & Barris Bagdad, four years, Stoval;
o. A. Lefrei's black colt, four years, Murphy;
Morris s. Patton's Jim Farrell, three years,
Hurd; L. G.. Nichols, Barometer. McGinty;
Snowman q Co, saunter, Taylor. Pools-Jim
Fsrrell s140, Matte Rapture $50, saunter Sos,
fel 500. Book betting-5 to against
Jim Farrell, to against Bag.
dad and Force, to against
Matte Rapture, Square Dance and Caroline
B, s to I against saunter and Regicide, 9 to
against Barometer, IL to against Rnth.
Saunter was first away and showed way to the
quarter post, where Square Dance headed him
and at the half mile Farce took up the run
ming quite handily by a length, Bagdad, Sec
ond, neck in front of Jim Farrell third;
Ruth, Square Dance, Saunter, Matte Rapture,