St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
NASHVILLE RACES.
Chicago Stables Did Good Work
Yesterday.
NAoh iIl4Es IOhA't uhoy
races today resulted as follows:


races to-day resulted as follows:
First Race-Starters: Duet 96, Rogers;
Brigonette 80, Finhegan; Tam O'Shanter SO,
Coyington; Golightly 80, Delong; Jim Nave
96, Freeman; Lisland SO, Monaghan. Dis
lance, three-quarters of mile. Tam
OShanter led at the start, closely followed
by Lisland, the others well punched. Tam
OShanter held the lead until they turned
into the stretch, when Golightly passed and
went under the wire a winner by head,
Tam O'Shanter second, Jim Nave third.
Time, 1:17I2. Post odds, 20 l Tam
O'Shanter. to l Brigonette, 5 to Golightly,
6 to L jim Nave, to Lisland, 10 to l
Duet d.
90, Hollis; Surprise, 103, Taral: Frederica,
90, Barnes; Tudor, o. Covington; Elton,
1O3, Watson: Winslow, 105, Vincent. Come
dy went off little ahead of Frederica. Wins
low third. At the quarter pole Frederlca
moved up and took first place and held it to
the stretch, when Tudor took the lead and
went in an easy winner, two lengths ahead
of Frederica second, Comedy third. Time.
L :43. Post odds, 10 to Comedy, 10 to l
Surprise, even money Frederica, to L
Tudor, 20 to l Elton, 20 to l Winslow.
Third race, the Freeland stakes, one and
one-eighth mile-Starters: Wary Ia, Muir,
ply; Little Minch 120, Covington; Marshal
Luke %, Barnes; Headlad 95, Delong. Mar
shal Luke led off. Little Minch second, Wary
third. Marshal Luke held the lead into the
stretch, when Little Minch moved up and
took the front place, passing under the wire
an easy winner by a length and half, with
Marshal Luke second, Wary third. Time,
l 90. Post odds: Even money Little Minch
and Wary, so to l Headlad 20 to Marshal
Luke.
Fourth race, five frrlongs-Starters: Mon
ita Hardy 10Y, Mccarthy; Hubs ITO, Moore;
Maidstone ITO, Williams: Fan Kink 1O7, Coy
ington; Kee Vee-Na 107, Barnes; Long Fish
10, Murphy. Fan King got the lead at the
start and held it to the stretch when Kee-
No tln
wire winner by length. Long Fish sec
ond, Fan King third. Time, l :04. Post odds:
Two to l Monita Hardy and Fan Kink; z to
I Kee-Vee-Na, 2 to l Long Fish, 10 to 1
Hub S.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Starters:. Ker-
messe 81, Barnes; Jennie Mcfarland 102,
Covington; Dudley Oaks 1O2, Moore; Becky
lO5, Vincent; Quotation SO, Gerhardy;
Taral, Jennie Mcfarland took the lead,
Biddy Bowling second, the others well
punched. Mcfarland held the lead to the
tnree-quarter pole, when Duhme moved up
Mcfarland again took the lead, but Kermesse
passed her and went under the wire winner
by head, Mcfarland second, Biddy Bowling
third. Time, 1:16&. Post odds: 3 to Ker-
Farland, to l Becky b, to Quotation,
to L Biddy Bowling 15 to Duhme.
To-MoRRow's ENTRIES.
First Race, selling, one-half mile-Queen
Victoria, lUI; FREQ tlnk, lO1i barney
owen 95 Top of Morning, 81; Navigator,
90; Kidnap, 100; Rachel, 81.
Second Race, Selling, tiye-eighth mile
Duett D. 81: Vattell, 90; Silver Ban, So;
Norma, 94; Charlie Strahen, 81; Lisland,
I04: Dick Delaney, 90; Skobeloff,* los;
Leonota, 81; Luke Dart,* 90; Niranza, 81;
Parrish, %: Persimmons.* 80; Dudley Oak,*
lO6: JOSHUA 100; Comedy,* 81; Hilda,*
SO: Full Soils 83: Iva Vests 81.
Second race split horses (*) are i'll third
race.
Fourth race, selling, three-fourths of a mile
Belle Brock, 103; Biddy Bowling, 101 /;
MeMurtrie. 80; Lafitte, 107; Hopedale, 10Y :;
Charlie Reed, 1O1; Balance, SO; Billy Lin
coin, 1OS Ida L, 101: Becky B, Ill; Jen-
ME Mcfarland, los; Ten Penny, 100; Lin
Fifth race handicap one mile-Jacobin,
I16: Leo Il, 100; Asceola, 105; Una b, 105;
White Nose, "a.
Sixth race, Freeland prize, one and one
fourth miles-Asceola, 105; Elgin, LOG:
Brown Duke, 100; Paragon, III; Terra
Gotta, III; Volante, 122; Emperor Norfolk.
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