Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-17
SUMNER SPORTS.
The Loufsrflta Meet.

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and warm. Fifteen thousand people were
present. The grand stand and club house on
the grounds wers thronged with ladies. Hun
dreds Of prominent northerners were present.
The arrangements were complete.
Officers OF the day were :-Judges-Gen.
Robinson, Capt. franklin OF Nashville, A. z
Dow OF Chicago. Starter-M. Lewis Clark,
president of the club; secretary and clerk OF
course-D. W. johnson.
The betting was very heavy, particularly on
the Derby. The track was heavy In spots.
First Race-Club purse, 5000, dash three.
gu ,rters mile. Starters: j. B. Sellers's b. g.
Mammonist, years, 1lS pounds, Downing
| [. j. Megibbns's C. h. C. Trickum, years,
l0S pounds, Quantrell; W. Cottrell's b C.
Gus Matthews, 8 years, 90 pounds, Gibbs ;
B. G. Randalrs ch. Lucy Mayr4 years, 112
pounds. Sanders; Morris and Patton's br. h..
Duke Kent, years, 12l pounds, Hurd; Noah
Armstrong; CHI. &. Monarch, years, 80
aeatherbell, 8 years, 81 pounds, Anderson /;
J. A. Grenstead's Jenni ", 8 years, 81 pounds,
9oyey Benson and Jones's ch 6. Willie,
years, ia pounds, F. Jones; John
| Reynaud's b. h. Lambay, 8 years, la1 pounds,
| Fitzpatrick POOLS - Mammonst, s.,
Lucy May IS, Monarch 25, field IS. Book
| betting 1lH to against Mammonist, to
| against Lucy May, IS to l against Duke of
Kent and Jennie ", 20 to against Lambay,
80 to l against the others. good start fol-
lowed five breaks. Duke OF Kent was first
away, followed by Gus Mathews, Lambay,
Mammonist and Monarch close up Hether
| bell and Lucy May got away very badly. Duke
of Kent showed way to the half mile.
and then fell away. giving the lead to Gus
Mathews, who made good running 10 the
head of the straight, Tapped to the throat
lofo lr-A W., nict ha CHI II, -nrf
| after getting well Strengthened out. Gus
Mathews won by length, Mammonist Sec
| oud, two lengths in front of Duke of Kent,
| third; Lambay, fourth; Jennie v, fifth; Lucy
May, sixth; Monarch, seventh; TrIckum
eighth; Willie c., ninth; Heatherbell last.
Time, 1:l6A.
err miles. Starters: A Burnhsm's b. f.
Caroline B., s years, 81 pounds, Higgs;
Iamas' ch. C. Durham, years, 102 pounds,
Quantrell; Oh. Pettingilles' b. G. Faircount,
years, liz pounds, Fishburn; n. CottrelPs
b. g. Botherem, s years. go pounds, Gibbs;
John G. McFadden's eh. f. Fiona. years, 80
pounds, Henderson: Finley & Co. IS br. g.
8onne Castle, 5 years, 11S pounds, Hovey;
Vim. Connor's ch. m. Gledelia, 8 years. 116
s85 Book betting, 1 10 against Gill
10 to l against Bonnie Castle, to
q against the Others. Glidelia was IN
front When the drum tapped, but Caroline
went cut aud took the track. The FLY
showed two lengths in front at the stand,
AMI four at the quarter, then Glldelia made
play for her and was length behind at the
half mile post and came into the straight at
ner flank. Fiona and Botherem were beaten
before The mile had been run. Glidelia won
IS she pleased two lengths in
front Of Burnham, who made strong effort
and hnished second. Caroline B finished
third, Faircount fourth, Bonnie Castle fifth,
Fiona AID b. herein finished last in the or
der named. Time a:2l.
Thru Re Kentucky Derby for 3 year
i d, Glazed May l, 1851, $40 If declared May |,
1882, with S1,50O added, S2O0 10 second, ons
aud one half miles. Starters Geo. Brown &
Co.'S b. C. Bengal, by Billet, Fisher j. Sellers
ch .. Wtnduver, by Bullion, Hovey; W Cot
trtlls ch { Hrrry Gilmore, by Buckden,
Gibbs; Dryer Bros b. C. Rnnnymede, by
Billet, McLaugIiu; ?. Q. Fox's br C.
.on's br. c. Robert Bruce, by Russian
L. Jones; Geo. Kuhtns Sc Co.'S. CHI. C 3,
Higbfyer by Hiawatha. Brown;W, Lakelands'
ch. C. Bsbrock by Buckd-n, Kelso; T. J. Me-
Gbbens' b q Newsboy By Enquire, guantrell;
Morris & Patterns Gu. C. Apollo by Ash
Lad or ,ver, Hurd; Dabuey Cars b. c., Wal |
ienzee by Wavetly, Parker; L.. FL. Taltons', b.
c, MisJral by Vigil, SfovAl; Milton
Young's ch c., Lost Cause, by King
Alfonso. C. Taylor; Sames' e Monogram, |
By Buckden, Edwards. Pools-Runnymede, |
$3.50; Mistral, $50; Wendover, $50; Los, Cause,
$40; Bruce and Bengal, $50 ca b; field, SIS.
Book betting-5 to against Runnymede, TO |
/ against Mistral, 8 to l against Wendover, |
TOTO l against Losl Cause, Bengal aud Apollo,
70 to 1 against Highdyer, 20 to 1 against |
Robert Bruce, 25 to against Wallensee, 30 to |
against Newsboy, Harry Gilmore and Pat NAL |
10y. capital START was made at the fourth !
attempt, all IN motion and well together |
Harry Gilmore shot by the post first, Babcock |
second, Pat. Mtlloy, colt, third, Robert Bruce |
fourth, RuDnymede about the middle Of the |
ranks on The outside. Harry Gilmore and |
Babcock made running for the first quarter. |
The field came down strait under the pull in |
platoons. In the first rank came Babcock, |
Robert Bruce, Wallensee and Harry Gilmore, |
the latter at the pole. Runnymede led the |
second division. On the lower turn Harry |
Gilmore went out again aud took the track |
and an attempt was made to pocket Kunpy- |
mede, but Mclaughlin dug his heels into |
the colts flank and was running
free from danger, fourth place at the three
quarter post. Along the back stretch the |
changes were numerous. Harry Gilmore acted
as pilot, running well in hand two lengths in
front of Bahcock, who was Tapped by Robert
Bruce with Ruunymede at the latter's tanks.
Apollo was lying close up to Runnymede and
running very fine. In the run from the half
mile TO the three-quarter Bruce and Bibcock
fell away and their places were supplied by
Runnymede and Monogram. Harry
Gilmore a1d Ruunymede came in
to the stretch Tapped in the
van, closely followed by half dozen others.
All were fighting at the furlong pole. Run.
nymede and Apollo drew out from the ruck
and disputed every inch of ground to the
wire. Apollo winning from his saddle skirts
out. Bengal finished third three lengths be-
hind the winner, Harry Gilmore fourth,
Babcock fifth, Monogram sixth, Highfyer
seventh, Wendover eighth, Mistral 9th,
Wallensee 10th, Newsboy 18th, Pat Malloy
(colt) twelfth. Lost Cause thirteenth, Robert
Bruce last Time: first quarter, 26K seconds;
1:l9H, mile, l:46H; one and one-half mile,
2:4O4. Pools paid Sl69. The excitement at
the flash of the race was at fever heat,
Fourth race-Club purse, $3.50. os which
$50 to second; mile heats. Starters: A.
Burnham's b. f. Brambaletta, years, Guam
trell J. \. Grinstead's chg. Aiiunde, 5years,
Hovey; james Pfitchard's CHI. 6. Geo. Hakes,
years, Fitzpatrick. First heat-Pools-
Brambaletta, so; Aliunde, 1C0; Geo. Hakes,
co. Dooh UeGtlnR' u dSalnst DIatnodliee1a,
TO 2 against Allunde, Is to l against
Geo. Hakes. Alinnde got a tSise
the best OF the send off, but Brambal ia
took the lead at the quarter post, sno was
never after headed, Winning the pot by
length and half, Aliunde second, eight
lengths in front of Geo. Hakes. Time 1:46A.
Second -pools-Brambaletta 145, field 25.
No book betting. Allunde showed the way
to the half mile post, then Brambalstta took
the track and won the heat and race by two
lengths, hands down; Alinnde second, Geo.
Hakes beaten off. Time l:45I.