St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-29
NASHVILLE RACES.
0acobin Makes Phenomenal Time
-To-mOrrow'S Entries.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2S.-Beau-
tiful weather, a splendid track, attend
ance of over 5000, large fields, lively
betting and fine racing, all combined to
make the first day of the spring meet
ing at West Side Park decided sue
cess. The features of the day were the
performance of Jacobin in the third
race, making the mile in the phenome-
nal time of IA; and the Ivy Leaf
stake, which was won by Milton
YOung's filly Laura Stone.
First race, Introductory scramble, five fur
longs-Starters: Brown Duke, l12, Williams;
Kittie r, lO7, Rivers; Vattelle, 100, Fox;
Cousin Jeems, 100, Matthews; Luke Dart
81, Overt0n; Dave Hennessy, 100, Young;
Ida West SO, Hollis; Little Minch, 120, Gov
Cleaner, III, Withers; Emma Hancock, 90,
Jenkins; Dick Delaney, 112 Mailing; Prince
Fortunatus 100, Barnes. Little Minch won
by a length, Cleaners second. two lengths
ahead of Prince Fortunatus Time, :02I5.
Silver Ban was left at the post.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-Starters:
Brigannette 81, Finnegan; Viranza 81,
Young; Norma SO, Barnes; Cupid 103,
Moore; Buckeye sc, Freeman; Cheney SO,
Delong. Brigannette won by q length from
Cupid, Norma two lengths behind Time
1:l6. Buckeye, the favorite, ran fifth.
J Third race, sweepstakes, one mile
Starters: Paragon los, Taral; Cruiser 90,
Williams; Hilda 80, Delong; Irish Pat 100,
Vincent; Bertha So, Overton; White Nose
nos, Stoval; Amelia 90, Finnegan; Gala
tin SO, Warnke; Jacobin 1o2, Covington
Duet ID So, Rogers; Alamo 100, Moore; Wary
400, Barnes; Della 80, Freeman. Jacobin
won by neck from Cruiser, Paragon third.
Time al.
Fourth race Ivy Leaf stakes, for two-year-
old tillies, $500 added, four furlongs-Start-
ers: Monita Hardy 10Y, Thayer: Kidnap
Matt
Warnke; Sunlight l07, Conkling; Tessa K
Joy Vincent; Rachel 10Y; Annie Glare
I07, Taral; Daisy Woodruff 10Y; GENTLY
10Y, Barnes. Laura Stone won by length
from Daisy Woodruff, Monita Hardy third.
Time, 30.
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs-St Starters:
Duhme, 103, Hollis; Litbert, I03, Over ton !;
Balance, 90, Covington; Belle Brock, SO,
Williams; Roi dor. 105, Barnes; Dudley
Oaks 100, Cochran. Balance won by half
length from Roi dor, the same distance
ahead of Litbert. Time, 1:154
NASHVILLE ENTRIES.
NASHVILLE, April 2S.-Following are
the entries, weights and poOlirgs at the
Maxwell house on Mondays races:
First race, three -fourths Of mile-Parish,
i02, 81; Viranza. 93, So; Cheney, 90, 81;
Full Sail, 83, $40; Buckeye, 90, 81: Cupid,
JOG, S13; Rivet 81, Sc; Elyton, 102;
Schoolmaster,- 1oo; Colamore, Sd; as
field, So.
Second race, seven -eighths of mile-Es-
trella, 115, SIG; Lafitte, 100, s.; Bankrupt.
112, $50; Brown Duke, 100, So; Glenhall,
liz, $1S; Lelax, 1l9,, S27; Benedict, 1O3;
Kermesse, 90; Marshall Luke, 80; Keder
Kahn, III; Tenpenny, 90; as field, $40.
Third race, handicap, one mile and seventy
yards-Aseela, 90, So; Orange Girl, SO, So;
Irish Pat, 100, 81; Governor, 81. 81; Lettie
Wall, 50, So; Leila May, 100, $40; Queen
Bess, 9S, So; Jim Nave 80, So; Jennie Nc
Farland, "a, So; Florimore, 3d. 81; Mollie
McCarthy's Last, 100, So; Comedy 81, Elyton
IS, as a field, So.
Fourth race, five furlongs, for two year
olds-Proetor Knott 1O7, 81; Fan King, 10Y.
$15; Spectator. 1O7. So; Liberty, Ito, SIS
Fred Fink, S1l0, S.; Maidstone, 10, IS; Hub
S, 10, 50; Carrie, 10. So; Koko. LOT, Ma
caulay, no, as field, SO.
Fifth race, three fourths of amile-Malaria,
mo. So; Dudley Cakes, ITO, So; Tudor, 95,
$25 Lisa L., los, So; Surprise, los, So; Steve
jerome, 1912, Ernest Race. %; Belle Brook,
104, Goiightly, 81, as field 81.