St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-12
SPEED AT LOUISVILLE.
The Dude, Strideaway and March
- ma Get There.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 11.-For the
third day Of the spring racing here the
weather was again fine and quite warm.
The attendance was large and the sport
good. The track continues very good.
1t was rather bad day for favorites.
First race, Gait House handicap. a sweep
stakes, $40 each with $500 added: one mile.
Starters and odds: Brown Princess, l04,
Taral. 10 1 Bridgelight 100. freeman, 10
to l; Brandolette, 10Y, Soden, 8 to l; Lotion,
100, E. Jones' to |: Lizzie b, 100, Eilke,
10 to l Marchma. 100, Warwick. 4 to L; I'm
lucky 90. Finnegan, 6 to l; Rel dor los,
BaInes, 2 to l. The start was easy and good.
Unlucky III a few jumps took the lead, which
he increased at the half Coming down the
stretch, Marchma pulled to the front and
had whipping race home with Brown
Princess who was beaten by half length,
Unlucky third, a length off. Time, l IA.
Second race, the Delbeck handicap, three
year-olds and upwards, $50 entrance, 81, 900
added, of which $500 to second and 500 to
third, one and one-sixteenth miles-Starters
and odds: Clay Stockton, 100, Taral 3 to /
Meckie, 90, II. Monahan, 10 to l: Mollie's
q Last, los, johnson, 10 to l: tStrideaway,
lis, Barnes, 8 to l; Maori, 90. Freeman, 5
to /: Prince Fortunate, 1O1, Warwick, z to
!; Hypocrte, ITO, Stoval, 5 to 2; Libretto,
lis, l. Lewis, 5 to l; Lavinia Belle, lis,
Breckinridge, 10 price given: In a pretty
start Clay Stockton was first. Maori second,
and the others punched. At the stand Stride
away had come to the front, with Hypocrite
second, Stockton third. At the half Stride
away had fallen back to third, Libretto was
first, and Hypocrite still held second; Meckie
following the crowd as from the first The
positions remained unchanged until the
stretch was entered. There Strideaway
made his run and came to the front, finish
whipped Stockton third Time, 1:5II2.
Third race, selling, purse $500, six fur
longs-Starters and odds: Dolores. 1O2
Stoyal. to L j. c. Burnett, 1O1, Soden, 8 to
King Cole, 100. II to ono jockey namedl !;
Betty l., 1U5 Thorpe. Is to l Walter II, 100,
Monk, 4 to |; Willie NJ, SO, 10 to ono jockey
namedD;. willie Jaynes 100, 6 to l; Anna
Burge 1GO. to 1 mo jockey namedD jake
Toms, 1O1 Finnegan, SO l; Courtney F,
100, Is to l (no jockey named; Springtime,
100, Ray, to l The Dude, 81. Freeman, z
to L. The Dude won handily, Clamor sec
ond, jake Toms third. Time, 1:15l2. Ed
ward Storms bought The Dude at $500 over
his entered price.
Fourth race, purse $500, s75 to second ,S25
to third, for two-year-olds, start winners
barred, five furlongs-Starters: Lord Peyton,
113, Taral, even money; Joe Neyins' los,
Ballo, Eilke, 6 to l; Mount Lebanon, los,
Armstrong, g to L; Samaritan, l0S, West. 6
to L Portuguese 1OS, Hollis. 8 to l !; Palo,
1OS, Allen; Susie L, los, L. Jones; Pinkie
L, lU0, BARNES, y W L. DdldlCe. IO W l..
Lord Peyton won, with Mount Lebanon at
his flank. three lengths ahead of Joe Nevins
Time, 1:0l4.
Fifth race. extra, seven furlongs, selling
allowances, for year-olds and upwards
Starters and odds: Castaway. us, 10 to l /;
Tara, lis, Stoval, 8 to L; Bonnie King. 1Os,
Elko, s to L; Mandolin, So, Barnes, 3 to l /;
Jim Nave. l04. West 80 to L; Glitter, 10l,
Freeman, z TO l Lizzie L, ITO, Edwards;
Charley Norte, 80, Tomlinson, 80 to L; Irish
Dan, 107, Armstrong, 8 to 1; Arundel Ia,
Ward, ~ to l. Mandolin won, Pat Donovan
second, Irish Dan third: time, 1:30.