Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-25
SUMMER SPORTS.
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 24.-To-day's races
were we'll attended. Five spirited contests
were on the card The weather was fine ant
attendance large. The track was in capita
shape. Betting fair. Officers of the day
Judges, Gen. Robinson, John s. Clark ant
Msj. B. G. Thomas. Others the same as yes
terday.
First Race-Club purse for $3.50, of which
$50 goes to second; one mile. Starters-Ca
pias, Quantrell; Belle of the High
lands, Murphy; Wendover; Joe Murray
Askry; Pinafore, Hously; Monogram, Dona.
hue; Duke of Kent, stoval. Pools-Duke Of
Kent, $11O; Pinafore, $50; Belle of the High.
lands, $50; Wendover, $40; Monogram, $50
Field, IS. Book betting l to against Duke
| of Kent and 3 to against Belle of the High.
lands, s to 1 against Monogram, 10 to l
against Capias and Wendover, 20 to against
Joe Murray. Ida stanhope had the best off;
| but Monogram made most OF the running
and finally won in a canter by four lengths.
Capias second; Joe Murray third; Belle of the
Highlands fourth; Pinafore fifth; Duke of
Kent sixth; Wendover last. Time 1:444.
French pools paid $3.50.
Second Race-Magnolia stakes, all ages;
$25 entrance, $500 added, of which 500 goes
to second; three-quarter mile heats. Starters:
Standoff, Mclaughlin; Pride, Donahne; Lizzie
s, Murphy; Fellow Play, stoval; Boot Jack,
Walker. First heat-Pools: Boot Jack, $500;
Fellow Play, sl20; Lizzie s, sos; field, $50.
Book betting: Z to 10 against Boot Jack, 8 to
against Fellow Play, to against Lizzie 8,
10 to against the others. There was capt.
Standof took the track and held the lead
to the head of the straight, where Boot Jack
took the lead, and after driving finish with
Fellow Play won the heat by head, Fellow
Play second, Standoff third, Pride fourth,
Lizzie last, who pulled up. Time, 1:15I.
Second Race, second heat - Pools-Boot
Jack out, Lizzie s. $50, Fellow Play $40, field
$25. No book betting. Boot Jack made the
running to the furlong pole, where Lizzie s.
took him by the head and passed him at the
distance pole. Lizzie won the heat by length,
Boot Jack and Pride dead heat for second
place, Fellow Play fourth, Standoff last. Time,
1:16X.
Second Race-Third Heat. Pools-Lizzie s.,
$3.50, Boot Jack $3.50. Book betting 1 to
against Lizzie s, 5 to against Boot Jack.
Lizzie s made the running along the back
stretch into the straight at a very slow pace.
At the furlong pole Walker brought Boot
Jack up with a wonderful burst of speed and
beat the mare home, handily winning the heat
and race by length. Time, 1919. French
pools paid, $500.
Third Race--selling race, purse $35O, OF
which $50 goes to second; usual conditions,
one and one-eighth miles. Starters, Eli Car
penter; Maniac, Dorsey; Rochester, Stovall;
Mamie o Arnold; Caroline B., Higgs; Kegi.
eide, Hurd; Fair Count, Donahue; Fatinitza,
Hovey; Lutte String, Steppe; Claretta, SwinAy.
Pools-Fatinitza, $500; Fair Count, $500;
Rochester, 800; Regicide, $40; field, $l75.
Book betting-S to / against Fair Count,
8 to l against Fatinitza, 5 to 1 against
Regicide, z to against Rochester; 10 to 20
to ! against the others. Regi-
eide had trifle the best of good start and
showed way to the stand where Mamie 0.
went out and took the track and continued
to lead to the head Of the stretch where
Fatinltza and Fair Count closed upon her.
driving finish resulted in a victory for
Fatinitza by three parts of length, Fair
Count, second; Rochester, third; Mamie O.,
fourth, Lutte String fifth; Regicide, sixth;
Mamie o., seventh, Eli, eighth; Claretta,
ninth; Caroline B last. Time Isl. French pools
paid S22-Fatinitza was entered at 81 200 and
sold at $751; over that price.
Fourth Race-Club purse $500. of which
$50 was to second; five.eighths mile. Starters,
Willie Parker. Harley; bay flley by Buckden.
dam Mollle, Swlpey; Cleaner, C. Taylor;
Fiona, Hurd; Garfield, o. Oskey; Hickory
Jim, Kelly; FLY by War Dance, dam
Tarantula, Steppes; Mammonlst, Down.
ing; brown gelding by Monarchist.
Miss Malloy started in the lead and showed
way over the eighteen jumps in capital style,
made strong run after reaching the track
and won by two lengths. Judge Burnett fin
ished second but was placed last for missing
hurdle in the infield. This decision.
placed Guy second and Glasgow third. Time
4:16X. French pools paid $50.