Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-26
SUMMER SPORTS.
ClIpsetts, Ben dor, Kelso and Boneretts,
Winners at Louisville-O Other Sports.
Runnina at Louisville.


LOUISVILLE, May 25.-To-day was the mint
OF the meeting, attendance fair, weathe
cloudy and warm, track fast, betting good
First Race, club purse $3.50, for two.year
ODDS, of which $50 to second; winners ex
cluded, three. quarters OF mile. Starters:
Punch, 102 pounds, Hovey.
Beechenbrook, 102 pounds. Donahue.
Bonneretta, 100 pounds, Quantrell.
Tullahoma, 100 pounds, G. Taylor.
Orange Blossom, 100 pounds, Gibbs.
Pools: Orange Blossom $50, Bonneretts
| $50, Brother to Grinstead SIS, Punch ani
Beechenbrook $40 each, Tullahoma S.. Boob
betting 10 to Q against Orange Blossom; 3X
| to against Bonneretta; 6 to againt Brother
to Grinstead; 8 to 1 against Punch; 10 to
against Beechenbr0ok; 10 to against Tulla-
hOma.
The Race-Tullahoma ran away in two sue.
cessive breaks. Orange Blossom had the best
of the send-off, but Bonneretta took the lead
at the third furlong post, and held it to the
finish. Bonneretta won by three lengths
third, Punch fourth, Orange Blossom and
Tullahoma finished in the order named, beaten
off. Time 1:17K. French pools $25.40.
SECOND RACE.
Tobacco. Stakes,a l ages, SIS, entrance; $40 il
declared, $500 added, of which $1o0 to sec.
ond; $50 to third; 1 1.16 mile heats.
Starters:
Ben Dor, 4 years, LII lbs, Murphy.
Granger, years, Ia lbs, Mclaughlin.
Boot Jack, years, ia lbs, Walker.
First Heat-Pools: Ben Dor, 1925; Boot
Jack, 800; Granger, $50. Book betting, Q to
against Ben Dor; to against Boot Jack;
10 to against Granger.
The Race-Granger went out and took the
Ioo1 ctv o%a1,
where Boot Jack and Ben Dor closed on
him, and a driving finish resulted in Boot
Jack reaching the wire first by one half length;
Ben Dor second and four lengths in front of
Granger. Time, 149%
Second Heat-PoOls: Boot Jack, $500;
field, $75. Book betting to against Boot
Jack; to against Ben Dor; 2Oto against
Granger.
The Race-Granger made the running and
fell away at the head of the straight the same
as in the first heat Bend dor won the heat
quite easy, beating Boot Jack by half length,
Granger six lengths in the rear. Time, 1:49.
Third Heat-Pools: Bend dor and Boot
Jack $500. Book betting, Q to against Bend
dor; to against Boot Jack.
The Race-Bend dor went off in the lead
and was never headed, winning the heat and
race by two lengths. Time, 1914. French
pools paid $7.7O.
ALO OCuu1CiuOu . OOP idCC W do uCCAoACO OhS
on account of an attempt to substitute pro-
fessional riders on Lutte Fogle and Strychnine.
THIRD RACE.
est Stake, post stake for 2-year ODDS;
$500 subscription, half forfeit, second horse
to save his stake; the subscriber to name his
horse the day before the race; three. quarters
of mile. Starters:
j. R. Watts Geo. Kinney, los lbs, Nc
Laughlin.
G. W. Bowen & Co.'s Barnes, LOS lbs,
Barnes.
NJ. Young's Bondholder, los lbs. Donohue.
B. G.. Thomas Punster, los pounds, A.
Allen.
w. Cottrell's Clipsetta, 100 pounds, Gibbs.
Pools-Punster $500; Barnes sos; Clipsetta
$S5; Kinney and Bondholder $50 each. Book
betting to 5 against Punster; to against
Clipsetta; 8 to against Barnes and Kinney;
6 to against Bondholder.
The Race-Barnes was in front when the
drum tapped, but Punster quickly headed
him, and, aftera magnificent run home with
Bondholder, won by a head, Bondholder
second, two lengths in front of Clipsetta,
third; Barnes fourth, Kinney last. Time,
1:l5%. French pools paid $500.
FOURTH RACE.
Fall City Handicap, $500, of which 500 to
second; one and half miles. Starters:
Pathfinder, 3-years, 80 lbs, Higgs.
Aleck Ament, 4-years, los lbs, Kelso.
Annie G., years, 80 pounds, A. Allen.
Geo. Hakes, years, 10S pounds, DOnohue.
Glenellen, 4 years, 80 pounds, G. Taylor.
Pools-Aleck Ament, $500; G!enellen, $S5;
Geo. Hakes, $45; field, $65. Book betting
| to 2 against Aleck Ament, 8 to against
Glenellen, s to 1 against Annie G. and Geo.
Hakes, 10 to against Pathfinder.
The Race-GeO. Hakes was first away, but
Glenellen made tie running for mile-and.a
quarter, when Kelso came up with Aleck
Ament, and after an easy run down the straight
won by two lengths. Glenellen and Geo.
Hakes ran dead heat for second place; Path.
finder fourth, Annie G last. Time 2:37.
French pools paid $3.50.