St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-10
FRANCIS MAKES A NAME
Riding Angelus, a Ten-to-One
Pickup, to Win.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May s.-The
largest crowd of the meeting since the
first day attended the West Side Park
to-day. The track was dusty and the
weather warm. Francis continues to
make reputation as winning jockey on
long shots, landing Angelus first in the
second race, the odds being 10 to l
against the entyy-Angelus and j. T.
The sensation of the day was the jock
eying Of Terra Gotta by Mclaughlin,
but though he was ruled off, the general
sentiment is that it was an error of
Judgment on his part rather than an at
tempt at intentional fraud.
First race, selling, seven furlongs Start
ers; nIs,aaSa THONGS na j Rusk. SO: A. Govingten;
Eva Wise 1O1, G.. Covington; Stumpy Green
1O4, GerhardY; McMurtry 104, Overton: st.
Albans, 1OS, Magee; Deer Lodge 108, Rich
creek; Five 10. Blaylock; Deer Lodge
lead, winning in a driving finish by short
head from Thomas j. Rusk, three lengths in
front of Eva Wise, third. Time, l 80. Post
odds, 6 to Deer Lodge, to 1 Thomas j.
Rusk, 3 to Eva Wise, to l, so to the
others.
Second race, one mile-Starters: Angelus,
93. Francis: j T, 1O5, Williams; Monita
Hardy, 1U9. .Magee: Gardner, 102. Richcreek;
Chilhowie, III, T. Leavy; Galen, 122, G.
Covington; Dock Wick, 107, Hathaway; vir-
ginia, 1O7. Mooman. After some delay in
getting off, Galen got in the lead and kept it
until the turn was reached, when he gave up;
Angelus took the lead, closely fo1fOwed BY
her stablemate, j 7. The former finished
and a half in front of Gardner, third Time,
1:43ls. Post odds, 10 to 1 Mulkey's entry
(Angelus and II 15 to l Gardner, l to 4
Chilhowie and Galen, Is to the others.
Nx-
J.. l15. Magee. Miss Maud, l15, Matthews;
Miss Ryan, Is, Hathaway; Huntley S., lis,
Fixes; Cecil B., lis, Williams: Heartsease,
115, G. Coyington. The books picked out
Cecil B. as the favorite. but Heartsease took
the lead at the upper turn and was never
second. two lengths ahead Of Mary j., third.
Time l :O6. Post odds, to ! Heartsease, 6
to Cecil B., 6 to Mary j., 15 to the
others.
Fourth race Rock City handicap mile and
one. e.sixteenth-Starters: Eighi-to-Seven, ll3,
Richcreek; Terra Gotta, 13O, MCLAUGHLIN:
Santalene, 112, Leavy; Leo II, 11S, Hath
away; Endurer, 119, r. Williams; Hamlet,
c, 9e. Gerhardy. Hamlet was off first, but
Clara C was in front passing the stand. She
kept in the lead all the way around and won
by neck from Santalene; Terra Gotta third,
three lengths away. Mclaughlin rode like a
demon down the stretch and could have won
on Terra Gotta easily, but thinking Leavy
could win oD Santalene, he pulled Terra
Gotta almost double, but Leavy failed to
come to the front and Clara took the race.
The crowd set up a yell of foul, and after
Clara c, but ruled Jockey Mclaughlin and
Terra Gotta off the track ana declared all
bets off, reserving their decision as to the
place horses. Time, 1:4SA. Post odds. to
and Santalene), 4 to 1 Honigs entry Ueo H
and Endurer), 10 to Hamlet, Is to Big
Three.
Fifth race selling, eleven-sixteenth of a
mile,star!ers: Montpelier. 1O7. Gerhardy;
Red Leal, lis, R. Williams Golightly took
the lead at the start and was never headed,
winning by short length from Red Leaf,
two lengths in front of Montpelier, third
Time 1:lOA. Post odds, even money Co
10 to No More.
To-DAY's EVENTS.
Following are the entries and pooling
for tO-mOrrOw'S races:
First race, three quarters of mile-Leo
Bridget, 102: Argenta, 1O2; Pat Sheedy,
Ill; California, lis, 80 each Orderly,
121, S25.
Second race, nine e-sixteenths of a mile
Pete Holland, 50, 81; Lilly Kenny. 90, So;
Gwendoline 90. $40; Roman, lOl, $5;
Myrtle j, 1O7, So; Flora Harrison, 1O3, So;
Blackstone, 1o4, So; Harvester, 1O3, So;
VlO.
Third race, five-eighths of mile-Juanita,
1O2; Stonewall, 1902; Schoolmaster, lO4;
Festus, log; Lizzie Glenn, 1O7; Parnell,
1O9; Echo, 11O; Holland, 119. No pools
sold.
Fourth race. five-eighths of mile-Paul-
inc, So S13; Buckler, 100, S3; Clara Moore,
1O3, S25; Fred Taral, 1O4, 81; Little Bess,
104, So; Los Webster. 1O4, 81; Norma, I16,
50: Lucy Howard, 116. 81; total, SIG.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy Yards
Bankrupt 113, $40; Harry Glenn. los, S23;
Comedy. 100, $22; Artist, 1OS, $1S; Leila
May, LOG, $22: Headlad, 90, So: total, S131.
Sixth race trial stakes, five-eighths of
lis, S17; Timothy, l1s,, S35; Riley, I2I,
S22; total, $S4.
In the Terra Gotta matter tonight,
the judges awarded first money to Clara
z, but withheld second and third money.