St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-30
pools besides. The American Jockey
club thinks by excluding the book
makers it, can

Sluu eIiIhS ny eXcluulnS the DOOk-
makers it can
MAKE A GREATER PROFIT.
Thus far, however, this does not look
probable, though at the cost Of great in
convenience to the public 1t can be made
possible. The racing was interesting.
The event of the day-the city handi-
cap-was won quite handily by the Cali
tornia filly Aurelia, with Garrison up.
Linden was the favOrite, but Exile, who
had come from Brighton Beach, was
looked upon as certainty. The Hagen
people backed Aurelia in the auctions
for all that they could get on, and SaXony
was well supported by his stable.
The Snedeker party thought that they
had almost certainty in EsQuimauX and
Climax. Lady Primrose and Bess were
also supported, but not to any percepti-
bic extent. The start was beautiful at
show, followed by Linden and Bess.
Saxon, however, at once went to the
front. and at the end of the first quarter
Climax, Saxon and Bess were head and
mead two lengths clear of the field. The
leader after that was Linden. In the
run down the stretch in front of the
club house Saxon was leading, followed
by Lady Primrose, BeSS and Linden
all in bunch. AureIia brought up
the rear swung round the turn by the
club house. SaXony and Lady Primrose
were head and head; next, length be-
hind, came .ESquimauX and BeSS head
and head, while Aurelia had worked up
INTO fifth place. When the horses came
IN l i sight again, Saxony led by length,
Llndon second, head before ESqui-
maux. who led Bess head, and Oh the
outside came Aurelia. In the run to
the three-quarters, Linden got up to
SaXony's saddle. EsQuimauX and
Aurelia also closing. When well
Strengthened out, LindOn took the lead,
followed by EsqHimaux, but at the fur
long. pole he was beaten and Aurelia
coming up good and strong on
the outside won very handily by a
length, ,ESquimauX second, three lengths
before Bess, who beat Saxony a head,
he head before Linden. Erie was
never in the hunt, sulking all the way,
and Linden was very inludiciousIy rid
den. The race for the favorite stakes
resulted in dead heat between the
crack Western colt French Park and
Mr.. Belmont's filly Fides, and the stakes
were divided. The filly took the lead
entering the stretch, followed by Sey-
mour and French Park. Fitzpatrick,
on the latter, seemed to have an idea
that he would win easily, and did not
call on his colt till the last sixteenth.
when he came very fast. 1t was
too late, however, and the best he could
do was to make dead heat, three
lengths before Seymour. The Arrow
stakes was won by the favorite, Prince
Royal, after good finish with the West
ern colt, Locust. 1t was tight squeeze
for the fayOrite, however, as he won by
neck. MagnetiZer was strong fayOrite
Gr-n f,,,, 10
but he ran very unkindly, and the out
slider, Goodloe, who ran practically from
start to finish, won handily by length,
with another rank outsider, Boccacio,
running second. The latter paid S104.90
Tor the place in the mutualS. The sell
ing race was unexpectedly won by a
carsaff from the Belmont stable, Firefiy,
who ran entirely unbacked and paid
S2SS.60 in the mutuals. She took the
lead at the end of the first quarter. was
never reached and won easily, another
outsider. Theodosius, being second.
ENTRIES FOR To-MoRRow.
First race, three-fourths of a mile-Black
Thorn, 100; Patrocles 1I2; Donald, 90;
Brambleton, ITO.
Second race, handicap, one mile-Bess,
IL; Prodigal, 100; Billy Brown, 90.
Third race, Decoration stakes handicap,
one mile and three-sixteenths-Bl
90; LIE Logos, ITO.
Fourth race, for maiden two-year olds half
a mile-Carnot, 10Y; Hector, 10; Seton,
l10: Souriere, 112.
; Fifth race, selling, one mile-Brait, 100;
Earnest, 100; Columbine, los; Grenadier,
be6: Letretia, 104; King B, 90; Nellie
Sixth race, Decoration Day steeplechase
handicap, over the full course-jim Nc
Gowan, I64; Referee, 155; Killarney, 142;
Warrington, 157; Wheatley, 146; Win Davis,
100; John Henry, I45; Wellington, 149;
Little Fellow 143; Marlborough, I42; West
moreiand, 1872; Goldfellow, 137; Monte
Cristo, $50.
First race-Patrocles, Brambleton. Second
race-Bess, Prodigal. Third race-Blithsome.
Fourth race-Carnot, Sourire. Fifth race
Letretia, Nellie B. Sixth race-Jim Nc
GOWan WaStmOrp1aD0.