St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-17

race, Hypasia running second and Grisette
thlLd; Down the stretch it was still Gallifet
with Llbretto coming up fast, and when
passing. Hypasia second. TWAS a beautiful
finish with Gallifet first half length in front
of Hypasia second. the same distance in
front of Libretto. Time :55l2.
Third race, selling purse for maidens;
horses to be sold for 81 800, weight for age,
Sherwood, Brice, 90; 3 to 1 Blasban, Taral,
JOG; 10 to l Osborne, Mathews, 1903; 8 to L
McMurtry, Monaghan. 80; to l Ashland,
Freeman, 80; 10 l Mahoning, Herdic log;
Carly, lO2; 2I2 TO 1 Diana, De Long 80.
Auction-Field, S25: Diana, SD: Parrish.
S. Blasban, SIS. Parrish secured the start,
with Diana and Mahoning close up. At the
half Laurel showed second, the favorlte still
leading and McMurtry moving up. 1t was
the same at the three-quarters, Diana Leading
down the stretch and winning by half
length, McMurtry second, and Parrish third.
two lengths behind Time, l :20l2.
Fourth race, club purse for twoyear-olds,
stake winners barred, five furlongs-Starters
and odds: -Four 10 L Castaway H., Hatha-
way, l05; TO Lincoln, Hamilton, 115;
Scott, 1872; 10 to l Jake Toms, Finnegan,
1o3; 10 TO L Lomarke. Oyerton, 105; 6 to L
Alga: Gerhardy, 1U2; 10 to l Jake Miller,
Boyd, 105; to Teresa. McCarty 102; & 10
l Missused, Fishburn, 1G2; 10 TO 1 Lost
entry, SIS; Castaway H., S13; Missused, So !:
field, $50. Lincoln was big favorite and
won handily by length. after Castaway had
led most of the way, Castaway second, Alga
third. Time :07l2.
Fifth race, selling, club purse for two
year-olds; winner to be sold for $4,000.
proper weights, one-half mile-Starters and
odds: 3 to 1 joyful, Soden "a: to
famous, Freeman 81; l to3 Minnie Palmer,
Barnes 81. Auction-Paimer $50, field S1o.
Famous came very near being left at the
post, the other two running ten yards in
front of him TO head of and into stretch
Famous came down abe stretch like a thun-
derbolt overtaking Pa liner ard joyful at the
wire after a remarkable burst of speed. The
finish was very exciting. Famous, on the
inside hugging the fence, won by head,
Joyful second in the middle, head in front
of the favorite. Time, 52I2, W hich was very
fast considering the muddy track.
ENTRIES FOR To-MoRRoW'S RACES.
The track will he heavy
First race, one and one-siXteenth miles
Belle, 81; Tenacity, 90; Persimmons, 1Oo;
Hypocrite, 1O2; Palermo, 81; Carus 10.
Second race, five-eighths OF mile. Alex
ander stakes-Champagne Charley, 10;
Liberty, no; Kasson, ITO; outbyund, 110;
Castaway, no.; Once Again. ITO; Lake
View, 10; Cassin, no; Proctor Knott 112;
Iago, 10Y.
Third race, one and one-eighth miles,
handicap-Estrella. 40: Insolence, 10;
Whtenose 1O5: Long Roll. 1872; Huntress,
50: The Cheavalier, 102.
Fourth race, one mile, selling Birthday,
104; Fronie Louise, 81; Ninslow, 100; Jim
Nave, 90: Elgin, ITO; Head Lad, ITO;
Lepanto. 10Y.
Fifth race, one-half mile-Tan Tril, us e;
Santa Cruz. 115 Knoxville ,112; Meta, 10Y :;
Patmus, l12; Marchburn, 10: Miss Boyle,
112; Cassius, rs; Vesper Bell, 10Y; Ban
Hazel, 10Y: Alpha. 10Y.
Tips-Flrst race. Persimmons and Hypo-
critic: second race, Once Again and Out
bound; third race Hunlress and The Cheva-
lier; fourth race. Birthday and Quotation !;
fifth race. Santa Cruise and Vesper Bell.