St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-22
Unexpected Winners Was the
Programme Of Almost rs
Every Race. ii. hi
Garrison and Fitzpatrick Re-
instated by the Exeeu- 81
tive Board. =.
Tips on the Races for To-Day
--Other Sporting g
Events. s..
Special to the Globe.

body outside of their own stables for an
alteration in the Jockeys room, were
reinstated to-day, the executive COM
mittee having come to the conclusion
that they had been punished sufficiently.
At the meeting of the executive COM
mittee Ii. J. Woodford, who was ruled
off last Saturday, together with his
horse, Barnum, and his jockey, Nelson,
because the judges did not think that
Barnum had tried to win, also made an
application for reinstatement, but as
he could furnish no evidence outside
of that which he adduced on
Saturday last, when he was up
before the judges Immediately after
the race, no action was taken.
Altogether it was a capital days racing
was bright and sunny, and the track,
though not fast, was good. The betting
was better than it has been, but hackers
as rule Jared but poorly, as only two
fayorites won. For the opening five
furlongS it was a scramble. CyclOpS
was not alone played on at the track,
but pounded in every pool room
throughout the country. He was ridden
by Garrison, and at the track was
backed from 2 to l down to 5 to 4. on.
Britannia, who was ridden by McLaugh-
lin, was second choice, but was not
really backed. Monmouth was backed
by his own people, and Platt, the book
maker who ''welched" two years ago
after his winter book on the Kentucky
Derby lost, stood to win $4,000 on him,
having backed him at 60 to l straight
and 80 to for place. Monmouth made
the running till into the stretch, when
Cyclops, under
GARRISoN'S VIGOROUS RIDING,
overhauled him and beat him out
length. Pocatillo was third, two lengths
behind Monmouth. Britnanic, who had
been running well up till near the turn
for home, bled again. and being pulled
up, walked in. In the second race, a
handicap, at a mile and a sixteenth,
Kaloolah was fayorite, but the talent
all backed Brown Duke, whose running
has been steadily improving. For the
place Lelogas, Supervisor and Rupert
also carried quite sum of money.
Choctaw, Tapped to the head by Royal
Arch, made the running for nearly
three-quarters of mile, when they had
enough, and LelogaS went to the front,
when well-straightened-out Brown
Duke came with a wet sail and
won handily by a length and a
half, with Lelogas second three
lengths before Rupert, who beat
Florence NJ a neck. Rupert, who ran
easily, will do to bet On the next time
he starts for the Falcon stakes. Ford
ham was the favOrite, but the talent
also booked his stable companion, Pros
pect. Larchment and Golden Reel also
had following. To the surprise of
everybody Fordham was never in the
hunt. Speedwell made the running
with Prospect at her head until into the,
stretch, when the latter drew away.
When
WE'LL STRAIGHTENED OUT,
however, Larchmont came up, and
easily passing the leaders won handily
strong at the finish, but Prospect beat
her handily by length and half for
the place. For the Glover stakes the
crack Dwyer filly Servia made her
debut. but she ran as if short
of work and only finished a
Door third. Servia, the Belinda
filly and Fides made the running head
and head till into the stretch, when
Fides came away and won handily by
three parts of length. Miss Cody came
with rush at the end and beat Servia
out by a length and half for the place.
Seryia ran under double pull and with
utI NluC OpCA lubll liiC Iotob lul-
long, but when Mclaughlin called On
her for an effort she quit like cow.
Fides, though quite good enough to
beat Carnot, was not thought good
enough to bet on by Mr.. Belmont and
his party. For the selling race at five
furlongS for two-year-oldS, EavistOn,
thanks to McLaughlin's clever riding,
beat out Seymour a head. The latter
was leading all the way and should
have won handily. Gypsy Queen, the
good thing for the race, finished third,
two lengths behind Seymour. The last
race, a selling affair, was won from end
to end by the old cripple, Marsh Redon
First race, weights ten pounds above the
scale, five furlongs-Starters: Cyclops, Brit
tanlc, Theodosius, Monmouth, King Crab,
Crusader Quibbler, Kentucky Ban, Pocatello
Cyclops won by length Monmouth second,
Pocatello third. Time, 0SI2.
Second race, handicap, one and one-siX-
teenth miles-Starters: Kaloolah. Rupert,
Choctaw, Brown Duke, Royal Arch, lie Logas
Argo, Surversior, Al Reed, Florence NJ Sam
Keene. Brown Duke won by a length and a
half. lie Logas second. Rupert third. Time,
l :494.
Third race, Falcon stakes for three-year
olds, selling, one and one sixteenth miles
Starters: Fordham, Wheat. Larchment,
Miracle, Speedwell, Prospect. Petulanee,
Subaltern, Golden Reel. Larchmont won by
two engths, Prospect second, Golden en- Reel
y.
Fourth race, Clover stakes for two-year
old fllies five furlongs-Starters: Fides
Holiday, Lacerne Miss Cody. Belinda filly,
serya GalioPf aarebe 1nns.h Fdes won By
$3.50. 'n-iD' LINZ '' 1'"''"iS paiu
Fifth race for two-year-olds, five furlongs
Starters: Taviston, Seymour, Bob Furey.
Peregal, Volunteer, GYPSY Queen, Hot !
Scotch Taviston won by head. Seymour
second, Gypsy Queen third. Time, 1:O3L.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs-Starters;
Playia Pi Marsh RedoP, BEought3n Luce
Thomas, Nita, Theora. Nellie B, Sheriff j
0'Neill, Revolt gelding, Rosaiie. Marsh Re.
don won by two lengths, Malaria second, p.
Thomas third. Time, ZIG.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
First race, three-fourths Of a mile-Dry
Monopole, 110; Fritz Roy. no; Bancloche
JOG; Lady Primrose, 10Y; Laredo. los:
Grover Cleveland, 103: Biggonet, 1O2; Little
Minnie, 90. =,
Second race. handicap. one and one-six,
teenth miles-Mollie McCarthy's Last, los:
Wickham, 102; Lottery. 100: Amaigam. 100:
Bronzomarte, 100; Cyclone colt. 9S; Borded
laise. 95; Raveller, 80. ;Sil
Third race. Brooklyn Derby one and one
forth mles-Raceland, rs: Emperor of
Norfolk. us; Sir Dixon, lis; Tennysop.
lis; FitZ James, 11S. II
Volante. 100: Favor, 120; Richmond. lis.
Eurus, us; Banburg, 112: Bessie June. 10:
The Bourbon, 10o: Belyidere. I05; Aldine,
1902: Fenelon 1o2; Grover Cleveland 100.
Glenwall. 90; Ordway. SO: Charlie Dreux. 90
Fifth race. five eighths of mile-Passport.
115; Jay f Dee 115; Harrisburg us; III
buron; IL; Blazon. 1l2; Mist, 1I2;
Blanche, 107.
Sixth race, seven-eighths of mile-Borde
laise los; Romp, 1OS Battery, 81; Wood
son, l05: sam Brown. 105: Poeomoke 1O5:
I;ackawanna 1o3; Glen Sprap, 1O3; Banner
Bearer, 112; Grew. 80; Blessed, 100: Wan
delment, 100; Witch, 50; Amalgam no.
Tips-First race, Fitzroy and Dry Mono
pole: second race, Amalgam and Mollie Me-