St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-23
LOUISVILLE RACES.
"ood weather, u Fast Track and
Excellent Nacing.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May %. Good
weather, fast track, excellent racing
and fair attendance characterized the
eighth day OF the Louisville spring
meeting. Persimmons and Roi o'Or
were the only favorites first under the
wire. In the other event the winners.
Wlnslow and Meta were second choices
and len Penny, who captured the Ken
lucky Oaks. was 25 to l shot. Hipo-
crlte and Los Angeles were heavily
packed and regarded as sure of the
places in the race, and Ten Peunv's
easy victory by five or six lengths was a
great surprise. The meeting closes
Thursday, when the great Kentucky
handicap, in which Gallifet. Terra
Cotta, Ielie Doe and Egmont will con-
First race, the Louisville Hotel handicap. a
sweepstake for all ages. SIS to second. SOS
to third, $500 added, one mile-Starters and
ODDS: Odds @ to l Barrister, Allen, 90; to L
burn, 10Y; z to 1, Glenhall Hollis. Ii2: to
l King Idle, Green, 9S; II to l Marshal
Luke, freeman, 90; 2 to l Persimmons, Gov
1Tngt9n, Tngo,d lo2i 3 to Wary, Barnes, ll3; s to
away after three or four breakaways, Per-
simmons second, Glenhall third and Marshal
Luke fourth. 1t was about the same at the
quarter and up to the back stretch, where
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Persmmons and Marshal Luke tapping.
Glenhall led at the three-quarters. Comine
down the stretch it was very hot pace, with
Persmmons leading slightly. Insolence sec
ond and Glenhall third. Perslmmons won bv
length. 1nsolence second, neck in front Of
Glennall; time, l 40.
Second race the Kentucky Oaks for Swear
old illies, 81 $50 added. $3.50 to second. SI0o
to third-closed with 7S entries: one mile
and a half-Starters and odds: 6 to l Elmira.
Jones, 113; 3 to D Hypocrite, Warnke, 1I3;
Z to . Los Angeles, Lewis, 113: 80 to L
Penny, McCarty, 13. Auction: Hypoerite,
$50; Los Angeles So: Elmira, Sl3: Field
So. Hypocrite led out. Passing the stand
Hypocrlte was trst Los Angeles second
under strong pull Elmira third; Quindora
Belle and Ten Penny were last. 1t was the
same at the quarter Up the back stretch
McCarty moved Ten Penny out, leading at
the m;t. haIt ana around the turn by two lengths.
This opening was increased coming down
the stretch, Ten Penny winning by five
lengths; Los Angeles second, quite weary,
two, two lengths 9! j in front of Quindora Belle,
Third race, selling purse, for all ages, seven
furlongs-Starters and odds: IS to / Blaze
Ban, II. Jones, 95; 6 to 1 Carmne, Hatha-
way T,, 1oo' to l Comedy, oyerton, 95; 8 to
McCarty, 100; 10 to l John Gray, Moore,
105; 20 to Mahoning, Simpson, l06; 4 to
Ao11is MeMgrtry' al - Barnes Sd; to Parrish,
A1llS A1cto5 30 Ean sa5 Mns2T RTsoT Vincent 1Is
Murtry, 81; Carmine, S5; field, 19. John
Gray secured the best of the start. At the
half Parrish was first, Winslow second. Elgin
third, McMurtry fourth. At the three-quart-
led, the others whipping. Winslow won by
a neck, Elgin second, Parrish third, half
length behind. Time, 1:3O4.
Fourth ra ce, selling purse S4O0, S75 to
second S25 to third. for two-year-olds maid
ems, five furlongs-Starters and odds: to
l, Allahrene, Hollis, 10Y; Is to /, Florette,
J Lewis, 10Y; Is to l, Harmony, Simpson,
Jake Miller, Rivers. 106; 10 to 1, Joyful
Stoval, 1O5; 5 to l, Knoxville, Delong, 81:
% to l, Los Webster, Breckenridge, 10; 5
to l, May Ban, Regan. 10Y; 4 to l. Martin
Russell, Ellis, 10; to l, Meta Covington,
81; 4 to 1, Minnie Palmer, Barnes, 81; Is to
l, Warrior, Britton. 100 Meta won handily
by length, Minnie Palmer second. head in
front of Allahrene, third. Time, :O5.
Fifth race, selling purse, for three-year.
olds aud upwards, six furlongs-Starters and
odds: to l, Tam O'Shanter, G. Coyington,
81; 10 to 1, Biggoyet Hollis, 81; to 1,
Virgil, Gaines. "a; even money, Roi dor,
Barnes, 10S; 5 to 1, Diana, Delong 81; IL
@ to J, GoIigntly da oveTton, 9s; y TO l. Cupid,
Moore; Moo 309 E,5 to s1i l. Landlady aathaway
to L, Brigonette, Soden, 81. OF dor won
very easily by length and half, Col lightly
second and Full Sail third. Time 1:IzI2.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
~ First race, seyen-elghths OF mile-Dago,
90; Billy Gilmore, 100; Unique, 10Y; Emma
Johnston, 90; Drumstick, %: Lisland, 93;
Headlad, 107; Jim Nave, 50; Laftte, 95 Ida
L, SO; Golightly, ss; Powhatan Queen, 92;
John Gray SO.
Second race, three-tourths mile-Cnam-
payne Charlie. 115; Proctor Knott, 115;
Long Visit, rs: Limbo, ITO; Outcome, 1Oe;
The Lioness, 115; Retrieve, 10Y; Brown
Princess 112.
Third race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Barrister, no: Irish Pat, 1O6; Jacobin, us;
Long Light, 80; The Chevalier, 90; Wary,
ITO.
Fourth race, one mile-Benedict, 90; Glen
Fortune, 102; Macbeth, JOG; Tenacity, 90;
Calcutta, 113; shotoyer, 1o4; Fosteral, lie;
JOG.
Fifth race, three-fourth mile-sherwood,
70; Ashland, SO; Lady Rose 90; Canedy,
1O1; Duhme, 10; Festus, 90; CampbeIfs
Tam O'Shanter, 80; Carus, ITO; HottenIot,
81; Colamere. eS; Parish, 103; Youghiog-
eny, 80.
Tips-First race, Laftte and Unique; Sec
ond race. Proctor Knott and The Lioness;
thiId race, Barrister and Irish Pat; fourth
race, Macbeth and Glen Future; fifth race,