St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-25

in :511l, the three-quarters in 1:16%,
quarter in 2:O71S. The first money was
worth $4,000 and the second 81, T5O. Gal
lifet would most probably have fin
iShed Letter had it not been fot
the accident to his jockey. His hurr
was pronounced by the doctor ONLY
brulSe, but at the head of the stretch.
when McCarty Strengthened up in his
saddle for the final effort, the strain
caused him to fracture his leg, and the
chestnut colt dropped back. The Chi
cago stable, the owners CT Egmont,
purchased him only Wednesday from
Mr.. Curtis for $4,000. This stable won
first money in the third, fourth and fifth
races to-day, ana second money in the
first and second. All of the events
were holly contested, and the time was
well has been one of the features of the
meeting. He is the best who ever Off
ciated here.
First race, the Macauley handicap for all
ages; $500 added. 500 to second-Starters
and odds: to l Erebus, Stoval, 10Y; 3 to L
Frank Ward, Turner, 105; 5 to Huntress
and jim Gray, Covington, 81, and Mccarthy,
1O2: 20 to Ten Brock, Jr., Finnegan, 80;
to D Wheeler 7, Barnes, 102. Huntress
went away first, Ten Brock, Jr., close be-
hlnd, and the others well up. Ten Brock
Jr. led at the quarter and Tapped, with Hunt
ress at the half Little Barnes commenced
10 move Wheeler up coming around the
turn In the stretch Wheeler T collared
Huntress, winning easily by length, Hunt
ress second ana whipping hard, Ten BIoeck,
Jr, third. Time, / Hip.
second race, selling purse, five furlongs-
starters and odds: 6 to l Albert Stoil, De-
long, 95; 8 to Alga, Mccarthy, l02; to 1
Annie Clare, Walker, 1O2; 2 to Fan King,
70 Jnl-;
gan, 102; to 1 Lincoln, Stoval, lO2; 4 to L
Sallie o, Barnes, 81; to 1 Santa Cruz,
Ellis 1O2. Auction: Field, %; Lincoln, IL;
Albert Stoll, 8: Annie Clare 4. They were
into view Fan King, the favorite, showed in
front, Lincoln second. All were punched;
Sallle won by a length, Fan King second
and jake Toms third. Time :04.
Third race the Kentucky handicap for all
ages; handicap sweepstakes of S100 each,
half forfeit $50 if declared by April l, with
$500 added; the second to receive $500 of
the added money and 20 per cent of the
stakes the third 10 per cent of the stakes;
one mile and quarter; closed with seventy
enlries-Starters and odds: to l Boaz and
Telie Doe, Barnes. LOG, and Turner, rs;
5 to l Egmont Covington, liz; to
l Gallifet, Mccarthy, 100; 9 to
Librettoo,. Withers. rs; 10 to 1 Montrose,
Lewis, 112; 10 to l Nick Finer, Stoval, 100;
ito 1 Poteen, Taral, 115; > to Terra Gotta,
Moore, 119; to L Unite, Vincent, 103.
Auction: Terra Gotta $50. Egmont S31,
Jennings, entry (Boaz and Telie Doe) SIG.
Gallifet SIS, Libretto S13. Field SIS. A
delay was caused at the post by Unite kick
ing Mccarthy. the jockey on Gallifet 1t was
thought at first that he was dangerously in
1ured, and 1t turned out that his leg was frac-
tlred, even though he continued 10 ride in
the race. For SO large a field they were sent
away in good style and with no annoying
breakaways. Unite was in front down the
Prot
and Gallifet third, the others we'll punched.
Rounding the first turn, Gallifet commenced
to go forward, and at the quarter was close
upon Unite, Telie Doe second, the rest
stretch to the half Gallifet led by three
eeoiors ' of F. Terra Gotta 'Hs and '" Ii.
bretto shading between the cherry of the
leader and the dark of Egmont and Poteen
behind with none of them stringing out, but
all holding we'll together. Round the turn
past the half the pace was fast and furious,
Gallifet still leading, Terra Gotta second.
librette third and Egmont fourth. At the
three quarters the game three-year-old of the
Melbourne stable was holding on with a ter
rife grip to first place, the fayorite Terra
Gotta, second, the others all urging for the
final quarter Down the run home the or
ange colors flashed to the fore 10 remain, Egg
mont coming away from the rest at the six
tenth pole with great stride that had
plenty of life in it, Terra Gotta second and
NICK FINER third. Egmont passed under
the wire winner by two lengths without
lash of the whip, Terra Gotta second, the
same distance in front of Nick Finer, third,
Libretto fourth, Montrose fifth, Boaz sixth,
Poteen seventh, Gallifet eighth, Telie Doe
ninth. Insolence tenth and Unite last. Time,
2:07I2.
Fourth race. selling purse, for all ages,
seven furlongs. and ODDS: Twelve
to L Antonio, Britton 100; II to l Felicitor,
Finnegan 100; % to l Glen Fortune, Stoval
109; 10 to Little Minch, Coviugton 1913;
to l Ida l., Hollis 100; to Pat Dono-
van, Rivers 1O3. This was walk over for
Little Minch, who won in a gallop, Glen
Fortune and Pat Donovan running a very
close second, hardly Il nose separating them.
Glen Fortune getting the place. Time,
1:304.
Fifth race, selling purse for three-year-olds
and upwards, that have run and never won
at this meeting, six furlongs-Starters and
odds: Fifteen to l Brigonette, Soden "a; %
to Buckeye, A. Covington S3; 10 TO l Car
mine, Walker 90; Is to l Cupid, Moore 1O4;
II to l Duhme, Hollis LOG; 20 to l Ellen D,
Rogers 9S; 2 to 5 Florence Z, Covington
ITO; 8 to l Full Sail, Delong 81 % to John
Gray Britton 9S; 20 to L Lille Virgil,
Gaines OIL; TO l Lisland Barnes 100. Flor
ence E was held out of the books most of the
time. She won easily, with Lisland second
and Duhme third. Time :l5l2.