Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-20
SUMNER SPORTS.
louisville JocEey Club.

LSessoVsstS 0VORC0 OtNO.
LOUISVILLE RACE TRACK, May l9.-To.day
was ladies' day. The attendance was very
large and brilliant on account of the cup race
Weather fine, track fast; betting spirited ani
heavy. Officers of the day: Judges, Lew
Tarleton, s. Powers and Phillip Cox. Others
| same as yesterday.
First Race-Club purse, $3.50, for 2-year
/, olds, winners excluded; half mile. Starters
B. G. Randall's b. +. Fosterlena, Sanders; Johr
Reber's b.f. Hattie NJ, Griffith; F. B. Harper'i
b. f. Visavis, N. Allen; Geo. Kuhn & Co...
b. G, John Greiner, Edwards; s. K. DAVIS
h. G. Idlepot, swiney; G. J. En- rights br. C
Haddisco. L. Chambers; A. Jackson's br. c
Won Moltke, Quantrell; Geo. w. Darder
& Co.'s oh. f. Tallohama, Harris
W. Cottrelps Matrimony, Gibbs; W. B. Fe.
| lands Myriad, Stoval John &. McFadden's
frankie Mack, Simpson; M. Young's Tan
gent, c. Taylor; j. A. Grinstead's Misfortune
Filly, Hovey; g. w. Bowens 6 Co., Baritone
Fisher; T. j. McGibbin's Bonneretta, Hender.
son. Pools-feld $3.50, Visavi's $40, Tangent,
Mlsfortune's Filly, Matrimony and Myriad
gent, to against Visavi's and Misfortune's
Filly, s to against Myriad, Matrimony, Hat.
tie n and Fosterina, 100 to against Bonner
John Greinere, Moltke, Idle Patand Haddlsco'
100 to against Baritone. Fosterina had the
best of the send off, but Tangent shot ahead
Of her in dozen strides and showed way to
the finish, winning by length, Matrimony
securing second and Idle Pat third place, fol-
Greene, Won Mo,tke, Myriad, frankie Mac,
Baritone, Boneretta and HaddlscoI in the
order named. Misfortune's Filly was left at
the post. Baritone baked at the head of the
stretch, Time, 50A seconds. French pools
paid $500.
Second Race-Club purse of $3.50, of which
$50 was to go to second; 1.16 miles. Starters:
Eli Jordan's Creasote, Murphy; &. G. Randolf's
Lucy May, Sanders; Dabney Currey's Wallen-
see, Stoval Morris & Patton's Fellow Play,
Walker A. Burnham's Brambaletta, Quan.
trell; Shohan & Co.'s saunter, Gibbs; Wiley
Buckles Bay Bee, Jones; W. P. C. Fox's Major
Hughes, Henderson. Pools-Fellow Play,
$276; Creosote, $3.50; field, $500. Book betting
-12 to / against Fellow Play, to 5 against
Creosote, Z to 1 against Brambaletta, to 1
against Lucy May, 20 to 80 to against the
others. A capital start was made, all in mo-
ton and well together. Fellow Play
took the track at the start and
made the running for mile. Murphy
w
bringing him up to Fellow Play, until, when
well Strengthened out for home at the furlong
pole, Creosote challenged Fellow Play and
had him beaten at the distance stand, winning
by length, Fellow Play second, three lengths
in front of Brambaletta, third, Lucy May,
Wallensee, Major Hughes, Saunter and Bay.
Bee finishing In the order named, a length
apart. Time 1:4SA which beats the best time
on record one and quarter seconds. Creo.
sote ran from string to string in 1:41 y :.
French pools paidiS1 ,240.
Third Race-Louisvlle cup, sweepstakes,
all ages; 500 entrance; 81, 000 added, of which
$500 goes to second; two and quarter miles,
Starters: W. L. Cassidy's Blazes, VIM. Con.
ners; kGlidelia, Walker; Ewyer Bros
Hindoo, Mclaughlin; j. W. Lands
Ida stanhope, stoval; j. T. VII
liams' Checkmate, Murphy. Pools
Checkmate $3.50, Hindoo $3.50 GIL
della $40 field S35. Book bet
ting-Even money against Checkmate, 6 to
to / against Ida Stanhope, 20 to 1 against
Blazes. The field went away together, Blazes
slightly in the lead, all under pull. Hindoo
went out and took the track until way down
the straight leading past the stand, Glidelia
second, Bazes third, Ida Stanhope fourth,
Checkmate fifth, all half length apart. Hin.
doc quickened the pace during the run to the
quarter and had quite streak of daylight be-
tween him and Cneckmate. The others were
TO move like piece of machinery and Check
mate was also travelling in good form, run
ming free. They dashed past the stand the
second time, Hlndoo leading by three open
lengths, Checkmate second, still under dou-
BILE pull Ida Stanhope third, Glidelia fourth
and Blazes last, one-half length apart, Ida
Stanhope length behind Checkmate Going
around the upper turn Hindoo suddenly put
two more lengths of daylight between them,
which made Murphy ease his hold and old
Check decreased the distance very rapidly,
at the quarter post. Midway along the back
stretch Ida stanhope moved into Sec
ond place, but the squirt was only
momenIary and she soon fell away
again. Both Hindoo and Checkmate
began their final exertions at the five furiopg
post. At the head OF the straight Hindoo
led by two lengths and won the race well in
hand by some distance, though Murphy drove
Checkmate the whole of the, last quarter.
Glidelia finished third, Ida stanhope fourth,
Blazes last. Time-mile, 1:48I; two miles,
French pools paid, 81 1850. =
Fourth Race-Selling race, club purse $500,
OF which $50 goes to second; usual selling
conditions; one and one-quarter miles. Start
ers-W. L. Burt's The Boss, Griffith
A. Burnham's Luenab. Higgs; John
Carter's John Happy, Smith; CHM &
Morgan's Bubbler, Arnold: Wallace McClel-
lands Lutte String, Nallen; J. Pritchard' s
Geo; Hakes, Donahue; j. s. Brannen's Bis
Bubblcr, $50; John Happy, SO; Geo
Hakes, SIS; field. SIS. Book betting-3 to Q
against Lutte String and Bubbler; to 1
against Luna B and john Happy; Z to 1
Blsmuth and Geo. Hakes, 10 to against The
Boss. Geo. Hakes was in front when the
flag fell but The3Boss made the running for
three-quarters Of mile, then Lutte String took
1t up and led into the straight After a
driving finish Geo. Hakes won by q neck,
Bubbler second, John Happy. third, Lutte
String fourth, The Boss fifth, Bismuth sixth,
Luna B last. Time, 2:1O16 French pools
paid 81, $3.50.
Fifth Race-Handicap purse, $3.50, of
which $50 goes to second; one and one-half
miles, Starters: Finley e. Co.'s Bonnie
Castle, Berry; c. Fl. Pettingill's Fair Count,
McLaughlin; P. c. Fox's Granger, Hender-
son; E. E. Eagles Glenellen, Stone; Hayden
& Barry's Pathfinder, McCue; ]. Richards
Eli, Quantrell; II. Grinsted's Aliunde, Hovey;
Mcintyre & swiney's Lizzie $, Hoval; r,
Highfyer, Hueston; P. NJ. Vests Rufus L,
Taylor. Pools, Granger, $3.50, Lizzie
s., s125;,Fair Count, SIS; Aliunde, $50; Rufus
L., S65; field, SlOO. Book betting-2 to /
against Lizzie s., 5 to against Aliunde, 6 to
/ against Annie G.. and Bonnie Castle, Z to 1
against Rufus L., 10 to 1 against Pathfinder,
Highfyer and Eli, Is to ! against Glenellen.
A fair start. Bonnie Castle led to the half
mile post, then Granger showed in front and
pilotee the field into the home stretch, at the
head of which there was a general
closing, and after driving finish
Lizzie S. won by neck; Granger
finished second head in front of Ailunde
third. Fair Count, Annie, Glenellen, Path
finder, Bonnie Castle and Eli followed in the
order named. Highfyer and Rufus L COLI
ded abreast the five furlong post. The second
time both riders were thrown, and Huerton
pretty badly injured internally. Time 2:37A
French pools paid $500.
Trotfing at Point Breeze.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 19.-Point Breeze
races-2:45 class;