St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
RUN IN TIE MUD.
1t Was FavOrites' Day at Louis

vile.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 13.-There was
a heavy rain last night and for an hour
at noon to-day. In consequence. to-
days races were run in the mud. Fa-
vorites carried the day, and the only
dump was in the stake. There Barnes
won about $1,000.
S25 to third, for all ages, one and one-six-
tesnth miles-Starters and odds: Badge, III,
Murphy, barred: Stony Montgomery. lit,
Elkie. to l; Unlucky, SO, Finnegan, to 81;
Mcdowell, 81, Fox. Z to s.; Katie Malone,
81, Porter, 10 to l. To fair start Unlucky
Montgomery last. They raced in this order
to the head of the stretch where Badge joined
issues with Unlucky, Stony Montgomery
third. They finished, Badge firstly length; /;
two lengths back. Time. % 6l2.
Second race, Alexander stakes. two-year-
old colts, $500 entrance, 81. 900 added, 5000
to second and 500 to third, closed with
tifty-four entries, FIVE furlongs-Starters and
odds Outright, 119, l. Lewis, II to s.;
Ritchie, q to / /; Starter Caldwell, 1l3, Taral,
5 to 1: Penn, ll3. 10 to l, Elkie; Amigo,
113, Johnson, to L; Watterson, lib,
Barnes, 5 to l: L. Il, 11S, Stovel, to l.:
Swifter, 118. Hollis. balance 15 to I. At the
drop Of the flag, Watterson showed first,
Amigo second, Starter Caldwell third, the
others punched close up. Coming into the
stretch Uncle Bob was first, Watterson
second, Outright third. Coming home Penn
took the lead, was never headed and won by
a length and half, Uncle Bob second, a
length in front of Starter Caldwell. Time,
.O4; very good, considering the muddy
track.
Third race, hadieap sweepstakes. all ages,
S4OO added, of which $1UO to second, mile
and one e-eighth-Starters and Odds: Famine,
IO5. Hollis, . to l: Recluse, e5, Harris, 10 to
l Tenacity, 100, Allen. q to 1; Robin Hood
%; Finnegan to l Madeline, 80, Barnes
3 to l: Cassius, 103, Taral, 3 to l. The favor
tie got Off last but soon ran to the front,
maintaining the lead to the wire, winning
easily by. a length and half; Madeline
second, three lengths in front of Recluse,
third. Time, 2:O5I2.
Fourth race. selling, purse $4O0. for all
ages; one mile-Starters and odds: jake
Toms. So, Lee, 6. to l; Chestnut Bell, s5,
Ray. to l.; Entry. So, West, 8 to 2; Bonnie
King. 1O2, Elkie, 3 to 1 Chandler. SO, Fox,
to 1; Brookful. ia, Evans, 5 to 1.
Through some misunderstanding they all
started except Brookful and Chandler. the
bell was rung for their return but the jockeys
did not hear it, or paid no attention, as they
continued on. finishing the aroute with jake
Toms first. At the final send-of Brookful
and Chandler had it all to themselves, the
others urea out. brOOkIul won Dy uVe
lengths, Chandler second; four III front of
Katie Toms. Time, l :54la.
Fifth race, extra, seven furlOngS, three
year-olds and upwards, selling allowances
Starters: Castaway H.. 1O7. Taral; Jim
Nave, 1O5, Walker; Bridgelight l16, l.
Lewis: Bette Custer, 100, Allen; Neya c,
80, E. Jones: False Alarm, 90, TOmlinson; ;
Bravo, Ito, Barnes: Bravo was fayorite at 4
to 5 odds. In rattling finish Bravo was
first by head, Csstaway second. length
ahead of Bridgelight. Time, l :3S. =
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Following are entries for to-m0rrOw,s
events:
First race, handicap. mile and seventy
yards-Sportslnan 1O4; Blessing 100; Red
Letter, 95.
Second race. for two-year-olds, five fur
longs-Kalavala, 90; Little Rabbit 90; Hap
piness, 1O6; Infelice, Zelika, Samantha, 50;
Joe Nevin, Portuguese, 90; Fast Time, So;
Silence, JOG; Millie Williams, Ladf Ali, 90.
Third race, Clark stakes, mile and quar-
ter-Spokane, Once Again. 118; Proctor
Knott, 115.
Fourth race for maidens, six furlongs-
Metal 90; Ben B. Ito; lilly Jaynes, 80; Bet
tina, LYDIA Bell. 1O5; The Elk, 95; Echo,
10Y; Walter II. LOT: Spring Time, SO; Get,
100.
Fifth rnce, selling, six furlongs-Vanguard,
104; Blaze Ban, 104; Bette L. 1O5: Charles
Reed, 117; Vidette, 105; Finality, 10S;
Keevena, 100; Ed Butts, ITO; Raining, track
muddy.