Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-27
HE WORLD OF SPORT.
Grand Day at Louisville-Six Good Races
and Fast Time Races at Other Points
Contests at the National Game.
The louisville Races.


| The Louisville Races.
RACE COURSE, LOUISVILLE, May 26.-The
Jockey club was favored with beautiful
weather again to-day. A programme of si1
events was presented, and all proved capita
contests. The attendance was large, track
fast, and betting fair.
Officers of the day-Judges Jno. S. Clark
I, Gen. Robinson and Capt. Cottrell. The others
the sans as yesterday.
FIRST RACE.
Purse of 5000, of which $50 went to second;
all ages; three-fourths mile; winners excluded.
Starters: Barnum, years, SO pounds, G.
Taylor: Robert Bruce, years, 102 pounds,
Quantrell; S!rychnine, 5 years, 102 pounds,
Kelly; Stella, 4 years, liz pounds, Stoval; lin
Faherty, years, 102 pounds. Gibbs; Regicide,
years, III pounds, Donohue; b. C. by Tom
Bowling; dam Little Flint, 8 years, 102
pounds, Henderson Bismuth, aged, 1lS
pounds, Kelson.
Pools arnum, $50; Regicicide, SIS; field,
SIS.
A good start was had at the first attempt,
Stella in front. Tim Flaherty showed in the
lead at the half.mile post, but Immediately
after Robert Bruce shot ahead and won by
followed by the Tom Bowling colt, Bismuth,
Barnum, Strychniue and Tim Flaherty, in the
order named. Time, 1859. French pools
paid $l770.
SECOND RACE.
Selling race; purse $3.50, OF which $50 W emit
to second, selling allowances, Il mile. Start
ers-Startle. 1O4 pounds, Quantrell; Boule-
ward, 102 lbs, Murphy; Botherem, three
years, SO lbs, C. Taylor; John Happy, five
years, 1O4 lbs, McLaughlin; Church, 109 lbs,
Stone; Bowling Green, five years, 104 lbs,
Donohue: Taxgatherer, three years, 80 lbs,
Todd. Pools-Startle $l00, Boulevard S55,
Taxgatherer and Botherem $45 each, Bowling
Green and John Happy $40 each, Churchill
$35.
Taxgatherer and startle made the running
for a mile and then fell away. A Furnishing fin
ish resulted in John Happy winning by q
length, Boulevard second, Bowling Green
third, Taxgatherer fourth, Startle ffth,
Churchill sixth. Botherem pulled up at the
head of the stretch and cantered home. Time,
2:11. French pools paid S44.1O.
THIRD RACE.
swigert stakes; all ages; $25 entrance, $500
added, of which 500 went to second, $50 to
third; winner of the Derby, Clark or mer-
chants penalized five pounds; one mile. Start
ers: Runnymede, years, TOT lbs, Mcknight;
Maggie Aver, years, liz fbs., Stoval; Check
matt, aged, 1lS TBS, Murphy. Pools: Check
mate, $3.50; RunDymede, $3.50; Maggie Aver,
800.
Checkmate had half length the best of the
start, Runpymede second. Runnymede took
the track before fifty yards had been run, led
Checkmate two lengths at the half-mile and
length at the three quarter. Both began their
final exertions at the head of the stretch.
Runnymede made fine finish, but Checkmate
seemed in fine condition and had Runnymede
whipping at the distance post. Checkmate
won handily by two lengths, Runnymede Sec
ond, the same distance ahead of Maggie Aver.
Time, 1:42. French pools paid $3.50.
FOURTH RACE.
Club purse of $500, of which s75 to second;
owners handicap; ~ miles. starterts: Eel
lowplay, years, 90 lbs, Bratton; Bramba-
letta, years, 63 lbs, Higgs; Mammonist. 5
years, 1oi lbs. Donehue; Aleck Ament, 5
" ara, IS lbs simpson; Glendower, B years,
los lbs Kelly. Pools: Fellowplay $ll5,
Brambaletta 500, Aleck Ament $50, field $50.
Mammonist went out and made terrible
pace. At the "a post he led Brambaletta two
lengths. Fellowplay was last, ten lengths
behind the leaders. Brambaletta caught Nam
monist at the y mile post, and had him beat
in another quarter. Brambaletta was ridden
ont, but could have won In hand. She fin
ished first, lengths in front of Aleck Ament
second, Mammonist third, Fellowplay fourth,
Glendower last. Time 1:54-lst mile run in
l:40M. Fren ch pools paid $15,7e.
FIFTH RACE.
Fleetwood stake for three year.olds, $25 en-.
trance, $500 added, of which 500 to second,
$50 to third; mile heats-winner penalized.
Starters: Bubbler, ITO lbs, Donohue; Harry
Gilmore, 1O7 lbs, Gibbs: Lenore, los
lbs, stoval; Jim Farrell, 107 lbs,
Brown; Capias, ITO lbs, Quantrell; Mono
gram, 100 lbs Mclaughlin.
First Heat-Pools: Monogram $50, Jim
Farrell $50, Harry Gilmore and Capas $50,
Bubbler $50, Leuore $40. Bubbler was first
away and remained in the lead for three -fOurths
of the distance, when Monogram and Harry
Gilmore headed him in a driving finish.
Monogram second, Capias third, Bubblsr
fourth, Jim Farrell fifth. Lenore was left at
the post and distanced. Time, 1881.
Second Heat-Pools: Monogram $50, Ca
pias 500, Jim Farrell $50, field $35. Jim Far
rel had the best of the send-off, but Capias
headed HIM half way around the turn, Capias
showed the way down the stretch, but was
nipped at the post by Monogram. Monogram
won the heat snd race by head, Capias I'd,
Harry Gilmore Sd, Jim Farrell 4th, Bubbler
distanced. Time LAB. French pools, $14 20.
SIXTH RACE.
Handicap steeple chase for purse of $3.50, Of
which $50 went to second; usual conditions;
about one and one-half miles. Starters:
suannaroa, aged, 100 lbs, Coleman; Glasgow,
aged, 152 lbs, Fitzpatrick; Guy, aged, 142
lbs, MCGOWAN; strychnine, years, AS lbs,
Woodland Miss Malloy, aged, IA lbs 4,
Oliver. Pools: Glasgow, 500; Guy $35,
Miss Malloy $40, field $50. Salamanca and
Guy led over the jumps. Guy reached the
main track first, and after a fine finish with
Miss Malloy, won by a length and half, Miss
Malloy second, Glasgow third, Strychnine
fourth, Salamanca last. Time, $685.. French
pools paid $22.10.
Irotting at Columbus.
COLUMBUS, May 26.-This was the closing
day of the Driving park meeting, with large
attendance, fine weather, and fine track. The
following is the result of the Eli class, for a
purse of $500:
SUMMARY.
ailey ....'..'.... .........'.........a l l
j. B. Thomas ......................5 8 8
Time, 2:25Hf, 2:251Ss, 1926.
Thomas was the favorite in the pools
at to 1.
Six heats were trotted in the 2:27 class, and
the finish prevented by darkness. It was for
q p,,rco of $SA0 OWNED