St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-06
DUDLEY OAKS DUMP.
A 10 TO 1 Shot Surprises the
PIungers at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-The
weather was cloudy and very cold at
the park to-day. Only five races were
run and the fields were comparatively
small A good crowd was in attendance
The betting was close and racing very
good, barring the starts.
First race, purse for two-year-olds. selling
n maiden allowances four and n half fur
longs-Starters: Zufalo. il2; Nashti, ilo'
Happiness, los. Happiness won by n length,
Zufalo second, two lengths in front OF Nashl
third. Time, 0S seconds.
Second race, purse for three -yeAr-olds and
upwards. selling allowances. seven and q
half furlongs-Starters: Brown Duke, l13;
Birthday. III Catherine b, III; Gymnast,
IA; Receiver, III; Anus A, los: Churchill
Clark. LOG; Bonnie King. 1G5 Balance. los:
Buckler, 102. Amos A won by half a length,
Buekler second, haro pushed by Balance
third. Time, SO.
Third race. purse. a free handicap for three
year~OldS and upwards. mile and a sixteenth
Starters: Monita Hardy, ITO; Cashier, 10Y;
rim Fo%rtunatus, l05: Vermont, 1O2;
Queen of Trumps, lo2; Carus. l02; Quota
ton, 100; Dyer. 100: Pete Wills, 9S; War
peak. so. Prince FortunatuS won by a
length, MOnita Hardy second. half a length
in front of Carus third. Time, l:5oS4.
Fourth race, purse, a free handicap for
two-year-oldS, five furlongs. Starters;
NIAALAkGs IN bENNAGAs ~ LAanA oANhN '
100; Sis OIee, los; Fakir, lO7; Amelia,
106: Polemus, IO6; Lizzie c, 100; Mary
Mack, 9S; Basil Duke, IS; General Holland,
%; CadaYerOuS.9 %: lRngtresS, 90. Basil Duke
won by u length, Lizzie c second, a length OF
IN front of LangtreSs, third. Time, j :O4ls.
Fifth race, purse, for three year-olds and
upwards that have oeen beaten and not won
a trace since Sept. 81, selling and maiden
allowances, six and one half fnrlongs. Start
ers: Mediator, 10; Regardless no; Pro
hN-E 1nA- De- Dl,.l no nnHlaU nQEC
lo2; Weeks. I02; Enterprise, l0l; Boy
Blue, IS. Dudley Oaks won by half a length,
Boy Blue second. one and One-halt lengths
in front of Regardless, third. Time, ] 70.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
% First race, selling, five farlongs-Eree-
mont. 80; Wentworth, 80; Revival, 1ol;
Mamie p, 102; Radclif. l07; Lew Carlisle,
100. Romania, lip. j b Freed, 1l2; Morse,
1l2.
Second race, selling, six furlongs -Jno.
Morris. 81: Jim Jordan. 81; Vivian, 50; GOV.
Ross. 90; Balance. 81; King Roxburg. 1902;
Consignee. Iu2; Pack Horse, 1o2; no ko,
1U2; Passion. 1G2; Puente. lO2: Dutchman,
l07; Churchill Clark, ICY; Ruth, 100; Red
Elm. 1I2; Tommy r. 112.
Third race, one ~mile-Nickel. 90; Benson,
90; Pantalette, 81; Vermont 100; Argenta,
400; Solid Silver, l02; Probus, los; Ten
Like, 112.
Fourth race, one mile-Cruiser. 102, Mar
dina, l02; Tom Hood, 100; Queen Trumps.
l05; B~raHdolette, 1G5: Marion c, 103; Ne
yada, ia; Wary, ia; Wooderaft, III.
Fifth race, selling. seven furlougs-Fos-
teral. lo3; Lake View. los; Kitty r. los:
Justice, 10; Brown Duke, l13; Deer Lodge,
lI3.
Sixth race. nine-sixteenths of a mile-Ven-
ongo. 100: Little Rabbit. 100; Destruction,
1uV: Armiel. no; Ballyhoo, no; Mary Mac,
10; Nashti. No. Lizzie C, ITO; Mora, llo,
LangtreSs, l15.
POINTER FOL P~LUNGERs.
First race. Mamie z and RomRine; second
race. Puente and C~onsignee; third race, Pro
bus and Aeckie H: fourth race. Cruiser and
Nevada: fifth race. Deer Lodge and Kitty P;
sixth race, Little Rabbit Il NeYa.