St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-05
MIXED WITH POLITICS.
Some Interesting Events at the
St. Louis jockey Club Meeting.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 4.-This was a
perfect racing day, and 10000 people
took advantage of it to witness the races
at the fair grounds. A great many of
the spectators were delegates to the
Democratic convention, and badges
were prominent in the grand stand, and
quarter stretch. There were six races
on the card. The fourth race had eight
cen starters and was split, another race
being added to the regular programme:
The first race was a one mile dash for all
ages as misunderstanding, los, Hamilton,
Autocrat, 1o3, Warrick, to L; Artist, 50,
Clark, 90 to /; Glendalia, l12, Sedgely, so
to l. Auction: Persmmons, $50; Autocrat,
$50; Rosalind,. $40; field. So. Artist took
the lead and led to the half, when Persim-
mons raced into the lead. Coming into the
the stretch Autocrat went to the front and
won easily by length and a half, Rosalind
second, Persimmons third, Time ABA.
Second race, one mile and sixteenth, for
maiden three-year-olds and upwards-Bo-
hemian, 90, Winchell, was the favorite at
6 to 5; Zuhlan, 81, Monaghan. 2 to L;
Blonda. 81, Warrick, to l; Lizzie B, 81,
De Long, to l; Fayette, 80, Freeman, 10 to
los, Maddox, 20 to l. Auction Bohemian.
S25; Zuhlan. Sl7; Blonda, $40; field, $40.
Lizzie d and Fillmore made the running
until well into the stretch, when Blonda and
Fayette came with a rush, and under the
whip Blonda won by nose, Fayette second,
and Zuhlan third Time, :o034.
Third race, the Fair Futurity stakes for
two-year-olds, three-quarters of a mile-This
was the richest stake of the meeting, being
worth Sl2, $500 to the winner. The entries
and pools were: Retrieve 10Y, Tally; Blue
Rock los, Armstrong; Once Again, 1l2, L.
Jones and Isabella, l05, Allen Barnes entry,
3 to l Chilhowie 112, Lewis, to 1 !; Liberty,
Taral . N tn
J.; Philander, 1OS, Narrice, 10 to l; Lady PE2s
sifer. los, Cooper, 10 to l; Bootmaker, los,
Vincent, 10 to L; Outbound, los, Moore, 20
to L. They were sent away badly scattered.
with Bootmaker in the lead, Reporter second
and Liberty third. Liberty went to the head
at the half and led all the way home, winning
by length, with Bootmaker second and Re
trieve third. Time, l:l6.
Fourth race, selling purse. for all ages,
three-fCurthS of a mile-The entries: Fred
Wooley, 81, Freeman, to l Jack Cocks,
1O1, breckenridge, 4 to |; Sadie Mack, SO,
Hart, D to l; Ethel B.. 76 belong, 10 to l;
Tally, 20 to l; Only Dare, Ill, Seaman, 10
to l; Belle Mitchell, 81, Gallegeo, 10 to l;
George s., 80, Covington, 10 to l. Pools:
Woodcraft barred; Fred Woolley, SO; Jack
start was good with Jack Cocks in front and
Only Dare second. Thus they raced to the
half, when Only Dare went into the lead.
Into the stretch Fred Woolley came very fast
and Sadie Mack third. Time, 1:15A.
Fifth race, the Mechanics purse, one mile
and quarter-Starters BarriSter, 90, Allen,
to /: Ed Mack, 80, Warrick, 10 to l; Eos
Gerhardy, 10 to 1 Lelex, 112, Taral, TO 1 !;
Little Minch, 122 Kiley, B to L; Sayre. ITO,
Gibbs, 20 to l; Ten Day, 90, Winchell, 10 to
Il /; Ten Zen Penny: SO, Freeman, 10to !; Unite
ridge to 1. Ed Mack and Barrister alter
mated i'll the lead for the first mile, when
Mack came away and won by length from
Ten Day, with Barrister third. Time, 2:10l2.
The sport concluded with a selling race.
all ages three-quarters of mile-Bankrupt
III. kiley. even money: Carnegie I IL, Taral,
3 to l: Tudor, 80, Covington, to l Moon
light 50, Warrick, Is to l; Alfred 80, Regain.
G. W. Cook SO, Delong, 5 to l Lewis Clark
ia, Gibbs, 20 to l. Auction; Bankrupt,
$50; Carnegie, SIG; Tudor, S13; field, S13.,
Lewis Clark went to the front at the start
and led all the way, winning by half length
from Bankrupt, who led G. W. Cook length.
Time, l:l5.
Following is the straight post betting
on the first and second horses in each of
tO-day'S races:
First race, no pools; second race Blonda
to l, Fayette 10 to l; third race, Liberty 3
to l. Bookmaker to l; fourth race, Fred
Wooley 8 to /, Only Dare TO l; fifth race,
Ed Mack 10 to /, Tenday 10 to l.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Tho following are
the entries, weights and pools for to-
mOrrow'S races:
First race, selling puase, three-fourths of
mile-Balance, 50, $50; Tudor. 50, $50;
Alfred, 81, $50; Only Dare, %, $40;
Vision, ~, S.; Bonnie King, 70,
81; Kemp billiard, 95, 81;
Indus, 81, So; Donovan, 81, Sc; Chancellor,
So, So; lrma II. So, So; Counsellor, 30, So;
Deboe 81, So; Clonee, lip, So; field, SIS,
with the following horses: Fauchett 81;
Kitty Rose, 81; Fraud. So; Nettie Ar
nett, 81.
Second race, purse. one aud one-fourth
miles-Ten Day 104, $780, Fayette 81, $50:
Ten Bug l05, SIS; The Queen 100, So;
Bonfire 104, Sc; Sadie Mac %, So.
Third race, Bankers and Brokers' stake,
one and one-eighth miles-Persian 10S, S35;
Alexandria 100, $50; J. B. Clay los. $50;
Guardsman lis, S26; Col. Hunt los, So.
&Fourth race, twoyear-olds, five-eighths ofla
mile-Glockner. ITO, S35; Bonaletta, 1O7,
81; Meta, 10Y, 50; Glitter, no. Sc; Thomas
j. Rutta. 40. So; May, 10Y, 81: Packhorse,
10, So; Little Girl, 107. So; Fawness, 10Y.
s.; Inhcritor, 10, S3.
Fifth race, hurdle, purse, mile and one-half
over six hurdles-Winslow, 14S, $50; Lijero,
135: Doctor, 1i6; VSltigeur, 1856; Storms
entries. 81 each; Surprise, 1873, SIC; Uncle
Dan, 1877. So; Hank Wilder, 13S, So.