Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-24
SUMMER SPORTS.
louisville Races.

jockey club continued their spring meeting
to-day. The weather was cloudy and warm
Track heavy. Attendance large. Betting
fair. Officers of the day--Judges, Gen. Rob
inson, George Stone, Lew Tarleton; others al
yesterday.
First Race-Selling race, purse $500, $50 to
second; one mile; usual conditions. Starters
Mamie ., Arnold; George Hakes, Jackson;Bls
muth, James Brown; Hope Lee, Stoval
Willie Parker, Weathers; Pathfinder
Jones; Hamaden, Edwards; Ida, Higgs;
Bowling Green, Donahoe; Churchill, Stone;
Regicide, Gibbs; Saunter, Gorham; Tax
Gatherer, Todd. Pools-Pope Leo and Church
Ill, $50; Tax Gatherer. $25; Hamaden, $25; Ida
B., $40; field, $S5. Book betting -3 to against
Pope Leo and Churchill, to against Tax
Gatherer, 6 to against Hamaden, s to 1
against Geo. Hakes. 10 to against Ida B.
and Bowling Green, II to 1 against Saunter,
- to |; against Resg gdI,,, Is to Il
Leo got length the best start. Reglcide
Tapped on him on the turn. The pair ran
head and head to the three. quarter, where
Regicide dropped back and Pope Leo won by
length, well in hand, Regicide second,
Saunter third, Ida B fourth, Tax Gatherer
fifth, Pathfinder sixth, Churchill seventh,
George Hakes eighth, Bowling Green ninth,
Willie Parker tenth, Mamie eleventh, Hama
den twelfth, Bismuth last. Time, 1:49I
French pools paid $3.50. Winner entered to
be sold at 1900, and was bought in.
year Odds; $50 to second; five furlongs. Start
ers: Haddisco, Chambers; Belle of Mount
Zoah, Stoval Bonneretta, Gibbs; Chatter,s FL
lis; George Kinney, Mclaughlin; Bridlemore,
Fisher, Wandering, Donohue; Eleanor
Holmes, jackson; Idle Pat, Hurd. Pools
George Kinney, Sl15; Wandering, $50; Idle
Pat, 500; field, s.. Book betting-3 to 2
against Wandering, 8 to 5 against George
Kinney, 6 to against Bonneretta, 8 to against
Idle Pat and Chatter, 10 to against the others.
Wandering went away with lead as If shot
out of gun and showed way to the eighth
pole, where Geo. Kinney came up and chal-
lenged him for the lead. After furnishing
finish Geo. Kinney won by head, Wandering
second, Bonneretta third, Chatter fourth, Belle
of Mt. Zoah fifth, Haddisco sixth, Bride.
more seventh, Idle Pat last. Time, 1:06H.
French pools paid $14.2O.
Third Race-Merchants stake, all ages, $50
entrance, 81 600 added, of which $50 goes to
second, 500 to third, and $50 to fourth; one
and one eighth miles. Starters: Hindoo, Nc
Laughlin; Runnymede, Donahue, Creosote,
Murphy; Cbeckmate, Walker. Pools-Dwy-
er's pair, Hindoo and Runnymede, $500 !;
Checkmate, Sl00; Creosote, $50. Book betting
Il to 2 against Dwyer's pair, z to against
Checkmate, 5 to against Creosote. The race
began with Creosote leading from his saddle
withers by Checkmate, Runnymede
at Checkmate's flank. Hindoo went
out and took the track abreast of the judges
stand, and was three parts of length ahead
of Creosote and Cneckmate, who were Tapped
to the head, both under light pull, quarter
of length in front of Runnymede. Going
around the turn Hindoo stole away from his
pursuers in The identical same way he did at
the cup, and passed the quarter post two
lengths in front of Checkmate, who was a
good neck ahead of Creosote, with Runny
with good hold on the animal until about
the middle of the back stretch, when he began
to ride and when the half mile post was
reached there was barely half a
length of daylight between him
and Hindoo. Creosote was beaten at the third
furlong. At the three quarter post Hindoo
and Che I'm tie were running nose and tail
and Donahue rapidly bringing Runnymede up,
with Creocote three lengths behind receiving
the catgut. When well Strengthened out
Checkmate began what promised to be a win
length away, but it soon became evident thar
Mclaughlin had been waiting for Runnymede
to come up and win if possible. Finding that
Runnymede was beaten Mclaughlin touched
Hindoo with steel, and after a magnificent
finish won by a length. Checkmate beat
Runnymede (who made grand run from the
eighth pole) three.foufths of length for Sec
ond place. Creosote finished last, three
lengths behind Runnymede. Time, 1:59I.
French pools paid 1910.
Fourth Race-club purse, s200-$50 to Sec
ond; three quarter mile. Starters Pride, Sto-
val; French Spy, Hurd; Glendoler, Kelly;
Charley B, Qnantrell; Fiona, q. Allen; Ton.
AMANDA, FishburD; Robert Bruce, Gibbs.
Pools-Pride $50, Robert Bruce $40; field 500.
Book betting-5 to against Pride, to
1 against Tonawanda, TO 2 against
Robt. Bruce, 5 to against Charley B., 10 to
against the others. Robt. Bruce got the best
of the send off, but was quickly headed by
Charley B, who came running to the distance
stand where Pride came out strong and won
by three lengths; Charley B second; Tonawau-
Glendower sixth; Frenchy Spy last. Time
1:1S15. French pools paid $3.50.
Fifth Race-club purse S350-$50 to Sec
ond; mile heats. Starters, Lucy W, Stoval;
Brambaletta, Quantrell; John Happy, Smith;
colt by Pat Malloy, dam Canary Bird, Hender-
son. First t-Pools-Brambaletta $3.50,
Luck May sl05, field $50. Book betting-1 to
8 against Brambaletta, to 1 against Lucy
May, 10 to l against John Happy. Canary
Bird Colt and Brambaletta made the run
ming until the head of the stretch
was reached when Canary Bird fell
away and Stoval brought Lucy May up.
After whipping finish Brambaletta won the
heat by one-half length, Lucy May second,
Canary Bird Colt third, John Happy fourth,
Time, 1:441. Second heat-pools-Br
baletta, $3.50; field, $50 No book betting.
Canary Bird Colt showed way to the FIVE
furlong post, then Brambaletta went to the
front and won the heat and race by two
lengths. Canary Bird Colt second Incv Nav