St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-11
NASHVILLE RACES.
Harry Glenn Does a Fast Mile
The Summaries

The Summaries.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 10.-A good
days racing was witnessed at West
Side park to-day. The day was hot, the
track good and the crowd fair The
first three races were "air-tights,' for
the favoriteS. The fifth race was fine
one, Harry Glenn going mile and
seventy yards in the fast time of I:4615.
Lee Briget, 1o2. Williams: Pat Sheedy Ill,
Richcreek; California, lis. Matthews; Or
derry 121. Kiley. The first race was a
''einch'' for. Orderly, who won in a
three lengths in front of Lee Briget. third
Time, 1:17l2. Post odds: l to s, Orderly;
to 1.California; 10 to l, Lee Briget; - to l.
Pat Sheedy.
mile-starters: Pete Holland. 80, Griffin;
Lilly Kinney, So, De Long; Gwendoline, 9s,
Gerhardy; Romano. 1O1, G. Covington;
Myrtle j, 100. Magee; Flora Harrison. 1O3, A.
Covington; Blackstone, 1O4, j. Domaine;
Harvester, lis. Overton. Gwendoline got
length the best of the start and fairly ran
away from the bunch, keeping in the lead all
around and winning by five lengths; Lilly
Kinney second, Pete Holland third. four
lengths away; time, 57a4. Post odds: to 2,
Gwendoline: to L, Lilly Kinney; 20 to 1,
Pete Holland; to to 10 to l the others.
Third race, selling. nine-siXteenths of a
mile-Starters: Juniata, tG2, r. Williams;
Stonewall, 1O2, Richcreek: Schoolmaster,
los, De Long: Parnell, 100, Files; Echo.
no Cooper; Holland. 11s, Hathaway.
Schoolmaster opened in the books as a long
shot, but was soon made the favorite. He
went to the front at the turn and won by
neck, Festus second. two lengths in front Of
Echo, third. Time, ed. Post odds, 6 to 3
Schoolmaster, so to l Festus, % to l Echo,
s to l to 20 to / the others.
Fourth fvn fJ1p1onoS-Ctarf-
ers: Pauline. 80, Black: Buckler, 100, Mon
AFGHAN; Clara Moore, 103, De Long; Fred
Taral, 1o4, Hathaway; Little Bess. 1o4,
G: coyington; Los Webster, 1o4. Ma
116. r. Williams. 1t was any ones race
until within few jumps of the wire, when
little Black made dashing finish on Pauline,
winning by q head from Lucy Howard, a
length in front of Little Bess, third. Time,
1:04A. Post odds, 8 TO l Pauline, a to l
Lucy Howard. s to l Little Bess, to to 25
to ! the others.
Fifth race, enc mile and seventy yards
Starters: Artist, los, Overton; Headlad,
90, A. Covington: Leila May, JOG G. Coying
ton; Bankrupt. l13, Gerhardy: Harry Glenn,
105, 212 over. j. Donahue. Leila May got off
first. but was soon supplanted by Bankrupt.
who kept the lead till near the finish, when
Harry Glenn came up fast and won by a
neck, Leila May second a half length in
front of Artist. Time l :46l2. Post odds.
to Harry Glenn, 10 to Leila May, 3 to l
ArIlSll, y W L 10 ~ III 1 QUILTS.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Starters: For
ever, us, Overton; Lady Blackburn, lis,
Magee; Timothy. lis, Donahue; Riley, 12l,
Kiley. Lady Blackburn got the best of the
start, and kept, it until the stretch, where
Riley took the lead aud won by length and
q half, Forever second, half length in
front of Timothy, third. Time. l O3I2. Post
odds, 3 to l Riley, 5 to / Forever, even
money Timothy, to Lady Blackburn.
Following are the entries and pooling
for to-morrow's races:
First race. selling, purse $500, for three
year-olds and upwards that have run and not
won at this meeting, one and one-siXteenth
miles--Doc Wick, JOG, $40: Cassandra. 90
So; Lucy Howard 112, and kedar Khan.
IL, So each. Little Bess., 1o2, Red Leaf,
az, Parnell, 1o4, Heidelheim, 1O4. Echo,
los, Ernest Race, Ill, and Holland, 112. 81.
Total, S3l.
Second race, purse $500, for two Odds
that have run and not won at this meeting,
nine sixteeuths of a mile-Miss Blonde, Jog,
S15; Lilly Kinney, 104, S11: Romano, Ill,
SO; Rhyme, JOG. So Cortez, 100, 80;
Huntry, 104, 81; Blackstone, 100, 81. To-
tai, $40.
Third race selling. purse $500. for three
year-olds and upwards that have run and
not won two or more races at the meeting;
fifteen-sixteenths of a mile-Golightly. los,
Rllsk 90, Eva Wise, l04, and Kedar Khan,
40, IS each; Big Three. 11S. So; McMurtry,
40, 81; California, l16, So; Leman, lO4, 50.
Total. S73.
Fourth race, purse $500. for three-year
Odds and upwards, a free handicap OF $40
each if not declared out: one mile-Heron,
los, S55; Santalene, lis, S48; Cartoon, IO7,
$40: Harry Glenn, ITO, S23; White Nose,
103, S14; Col. Hunt 1922 SD; Boaster, 95,
SO; Charles Reed 80, Sc; st. Adams. 90 So.
Total. S221
Fifth race, Freeland prize; handicap
sweepstake for three year-olds and upward;
So entrance to accompany the nomination,
with S45 additional to start; $1,000 added,
of which 5000 to second and 500 to third
Closed with SO entries; mile and quarter
Huntress, 112, SIS: Long Chance lot. SO;
Clifford. SO, S.; Eleye, 80, Sc; Big Three
80, So: Thos J. Rusk, 80, So. Total, $50.