St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01
NASHVILLE RACES.
NfSII ' IILL fAOfIos
A Good Track and Fast Time
To-Day's Entries.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 30.-Cloudy
weather and occasional light rains dur
ing the morning, just enough to lay the
dust, put the track at the West Side
park in excellent condition, but some
what diminished the attendance, which
numbered about 5000. With the excep-
ton of foul in the third race between
Irish Pat and Asceola, everything went
off as smoothly as could be desired:
First race, selling, six furlongs-Siarters
Parish, 1O2. Taral; Schoolmaster, 10S, Fink !;
Flyton, 102, StOval; Viranza, 93, Hollis;
Colamore.94 Coleman; Cheney, SO, Jenkins
Full sail, 93 Delong: Buckeye. 90, Free
man; Cupid, LOG, Moore; Rlvet, 81. Barnes.
Riyet won by length, Full Sail second,
Buckeye third. Time 1:1Z- Betting-Riyet
to .; Full Sail, i to 1: Buckeye, 12 to 1.
Second race. purse, seven furlongs-
Starters: Estrella, Il5, Murphy; Benedict
l03, Gerhardy: Bankrupt, I02, Kiley;
Brown Duke, Io9, Doris; Kermesse, 93,
Taral; Marshall Luke, 80, Rogers; Ten
Penny, 90, Freeman. LeleX won by two
lengths, Benedict second, Kermesse third.
Time, 1:29l2. Betting--Even money Lelex,
so to Benedict 40 to 1 Kermesse.
Third race handicap, one mile and sew
enty yards-Starters: Asceola, 94. Barnes:
Orange Girl. IS, Watson; Irish Pat 100, Vim
cent; Comedy; 81, Craig: Lottie Wall. %,
Bess. 9s, Taral; Jim Nave 90, Freeman;
Jennie Mcfarland, 81, Hollis; Mollie Nc
Carthy's Last los, Armstrong. Asceola
first, Mollie McCarthys Last second, Lottie
first under the wire by half length ahead
of Asceola, Lut was disqualified for fouling
the latter i'll the quarter stretch. Betting-3
TO AsceOla, q to l Mollie's Last, 90 TO l
Lottie Wall.
Fourth race, West Side stakes for two
year-old colts, five furlongs-Starters Proc
Tor Knott, 10Y, Stoval; Fan King, 107, Gov
lngton; Liberty, 10. Mccarthy; Spectator,
10Y, Vincent; Fred Fink, 10, Taral; Mad
stone, ITO, Wi1hers; Macauley, 10; Hubs,
ll0. Barnes. Proctor Knott won handily,
Fan King second, Liberty third. Time
l:O3s4. Betting-9 to 2 Proctor Knott, l to
Fan King, TO 1 Liberty.
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs-Starters ::
Malaria, ia, Murphy; Dudley Oaks, 116,
Cochrane: Tudor 95, Covington; Ida L.
105; Hollis; Earnest Race, 90, Finnegan; !;
Surprise, 102. Taral; Belle BToeck. 104,
Brock won by neck, Tudor second, Dudley
Oaks third. Time, 1:l634. Bethng-20 to 1
Belle Brock, 4-to Tudor, 15 TO l Dudley
Oaks.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
JOG, So; Briganette, los, Sl5; Gallatin. lO3
Cupid, 1o9, So; Comedy, 81, So.
Second race, maidens, two,,year,olds, five
Clare, So; Come to Taw, 81: Top o the Morn
ing, Sc; Iris, 81; all carry 80 pounds.
Third race, sweepstakes, one mile and a
half of furlong-Prince Charlie, 100, Y;
Irish Pat, 115, So; Leo H. 81. Y; Huntress,
80, SO: Clara c, 95, Y; Asceola, 100, So /;
Bertha, So, y; Della, 50, A; Gold Flea, 10Y,
Y. (Xfeld) sold for SIS.
Fourth race, Troubadour stakes, all ages,
nine furlongs-TeTa Gotta weight not
given), S2l0; Badge, 102, 5000. Baldwin S
entries: XOlanfe 1o2 EmDerOr of Norfolk
102, $3.50; Macbeth. 1o4 S225; Cruiser. 94,
Sl65: Paragon, 100, $50: White, 81, $40;
kermesse, o7, SIG; Clara c. 104, S15; Hypo-
crite. 81, SIS: Leo II, 81, S21.
erica. 1Ol, S27; HopedaIe 10Y, So; Biddy
Bowling, Ill, S23; Kirklin, 112, $50; La
file, 100, S25; Litbert, Ill, $40; Quotation -,
los, $50.