Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-19
SUMMER SPORTS.
The Louisville Races .

well contested from the start to the finish
Weather was delightful. The heated rise o
| the sun was tempered by delicious southern
breezes. The track could not have been in
finer condition. The attendance was yer.
large. Betting fair. Officers of the da,
WERE: Judges, Lon Tarlton, s. K. Dow ant
Geo. w. Darden; timers, Elias Lawrence, Capt
VIM. McConner and Col. Johnson; starter
Col. M. Lewis Clark; secretary and clerk O
scales. D. W. Johnson.
First Race-Selling race; purse $500 for two
year olds; selling allowances: three-Quarterl
OF mile. Starters: T. j. McGlbbens
Oleon, Gibbs; P. @. Foxes Punch, Henderson
L. kirkmap, Tomboy, Harris; j. c. Carter 6
Co.'S Astute, L.. Allen; FinneJ
Stewards Eleanor Holmes, z; Tay
Book betting 4 to 5 against
Annie Louise, 3 to against Oleon and Eleanor
Holmes, 10 to l against the others. Annie
Louise was very fractions at the post, and de.
layed the start, and finally got away very
badly, Oleon leading past the post, with Punch
second, Eleanor Holmes third, Tomboy fourth.
All were close up. Along the back stretch the
changes were numerous and no decided lead
YVES taken until the three-quarter post was
reached, when Oleon parted company with
the rest of the field. Donahue began a run
with Annie Louise at the three-quarters
which brought her on even turn with Oleon
at the furlorg. After Furnishing the finish
Oleon won by head, Annie Louise second,
Pu nch third, Tomboy fouth, Eleanor Holmes
fifth, Astute last. Time, 1:174. French pools
paids 5000.
Second Race-Club purse, 1880: of which
$50 goes to second; one mile. Starters: G.
W. Winters Mamie W., Reuben E. Jorden's
Clarretta Stewart; Morris s. Pateon's Duke of
Kent; R.F. Johns. Quebec, Sanders; VIM.
Maggie Aver, Henderson; John Reber's Mel
lie Peyton, Griffith; A. jackson, Robert Bruce,
Mclaughlin; G. G.. Johnston's Wapackoneta,
Sweeney. Pools-Gus Mathews SITS, Robert
Bruce $3.50, Maggie $50, Duke of Kent sos,
Glenarm $50, field $3.50. Book betting-5 to
2 against Gus Mathews and Robert Bruce;
to l against Duke of Kent and Glenarm; 6 to
against Claretta and Maggie Aver, 10 to
against the others. This was a very trouble
some field to start. A good start was finally
effected, Maggie Aver leading from her with
others punched well up. Bruce went out and
took the track on the turn, and showed the
way past the quarter post a head in front of
Maggie Aver. The pace was terrific. About
the middle of the back stretch Bruce went at
it, and Maggie Aver took up
the running, with Gus Mathews, Glenarm
and Duke of Kent laying well up. Maggie
Aver led into the home stretch, but Hurd
brought Duke of Kent up under the whip.
After getting Strengthened out, and after a
sherp finish, he won by length, Maggie
fourth, Nellie Peyton fifth, Claretta sixth,
Robert Bruce seventh, Wapackoneta eighth,
Quebec ninth, and Glenarm last. The last
four pulled up. Time, 1:4S1a. French pools
paid S44.70
Third Selling race; club purse $500;
of which $50 goes to second; usual selling
conditions; one and one-forth miles. Starters;
]. A. Grinstead's Fatinitza, Hovey; P. A.
Brady & Co.'S Edison, Miller; W. Lakeland's
Aleck Ament, Kelso; F. B. Harper's Stella,
Allen; Curchill & Johnson's Churchill, Jones;
Co.'s Brooklin, Filey; Apologize & Bro s
Count, Fishburn; J. P. Richards Eli,
Edwards; P. c. Fox's Rochester. c. Taylor;
w. P. Phelan's Lenore, Arnold; Hayden q
Barris' Pathfinder, W. Jones; o. E. Lefevre's
Startle, Stovat; Carroll & Mack's Tax Gather
er, Howard; J. T. Williams Amazon, Young.
Pools, nefdp $S50, Startle, 500; Fair Count,
SIS; Gatherer, $50. Book betting, to l
against Startle, 5 TO against Churchill, z to
l against Fair Count, s to against Pope Leo
and Tax Gatherer, 10 to 1against Stella, Lenore,
Fatiniiza and Brooklyn, Is to against Aleck,
Ament, Eli, Amazon and Rochester, Is
to against the field. 1t was good send off,
with the exception of Fair Count, who was
left at the post. Rochester was first to show
in front, and made the running for a mile
with Startle, Stella, Churchill and Fatinitza
Tapped, length away; then came another
French, headed by Pope Leo. When abreast
hunt with Aleck Ament. The fight was
fierce at the head Of the straight. At the
furlong pole Fatinitza pulled out from the
rest, and won by three parts of length,
Aleck Ament second, two lengths
in front of Rochester third, Tax Gatherer
fourth, startle fifth, Bowling Green sixth,
Amazon seventh, Pope Leo eighth, Edison
ninth, Churchill tenth, Stella eleventh, Charlie
B twelfth, Brooklyn thirteenth, Eli four.
tenth, Lenore fifteeth, Aranus GeldiDg six.
tenth, Pathfinder seventeenth, Fair Count
itza in the field, Sl6.10.
Fourth Race-Kentucky Oaks, for 5-year-
old filIies, 500 entrance; $1,000 dded, OF
which 5000 goes to second. Starters: W.
Cottrell's Ruth, Gibbs; ]. A. Grinstead's Pima.
fore, Hovey; j. McGibben's Zoalite, Guam
trell, II. Johnson's Katie Creel, Stovol; K. H.
Owens Issie, w. Donahue. Pools-Issie,
$3.50; Pinafore, 5000; Katie Creel, $3.50;
Field $50. Book betting 8 to against Issie;
2 to against Pinafore; 5 to against Katie
Creel; II to1 against Zoalite and Ruth. A
empt, with Ruth in front, but
Issle took the track Immediately
and made the running for mile and quar-.
ter, then quit, Ruth running second, Pinafore
third, Stoval playing waiting race with
Katie Creel. A furlong from home PinafOre
looked winner all over as she was running
well in hand and the Others were under the
whip. Katie Creel came down straight with
a wonderful burst of speed and Hovey drew
his whip. The pair had it hammer and tongs
to the wire, Katie Creel winning from her
lengths in front of Issie, third, Ruth fourth,
Zoalite last, beaten off. TIM, first quarter,
"a seconds, one-half mile sly seconds, three.
qurter mile lis, mile 1:44H, one and one
quarter miles ally one and One-half miles
2:39. French pools paid $3.50.
Fifth Race-Steeple chase, handicap; purse
$500, of which SIS goes to second; about one
and three-quarter miles. Starters: P. A.
Brady g. Co.'s Guy, MCGOWAN; j. Funk'e
Suannannoa, Coleman; c. Ensign's Boston on
the Table, Rhodes D. L. Hams Miss MalIoy,
Storms; w. w. Listre's, Judge Burnett,
Pleasant; J. A. Grinsteds Annette, Hovey
Hayden & Barris' Bagdad, J. Henry. Pools
Miss Malloy $100, Bagdad $S5, Guy $50, field
SIS. Book betting-2 to l against Miss NAL
10y, 2 to against Bagdad, to against Guy
Ia to 1 against Suannoa, to against An
nette and Judge Burnette and Boston on the
Table.
Miss Malloy showed the way over the sew
eral jumps, but Judge Burnette collared more
at the distance post and won by length
Miss Malloy second, g length in front of Guy
third, Boston on the Table fourth, suannoa
fifth, Bagdad sixth. Annette cantered liz
slowly some minutes after. Time, 3:26.
French pools paid Burnette in field $3l.6O.
Trotting at Philadelphia.