St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-28
got off very bad and carried 121 pounds,
s pounds more han the winner.

First race selling, for three-year-olds and
upwards that have won at this meeting,
three-fOurths of mile-kedar Khan, lOo,
Hyder Ali-Cousin Eta, Allen, to l: first;
Charlotte j, 81, PlanerOid-Lucille Bonn.
Barnes, even money, second; Los Webster,
1O2, Lelaps -Lavinia, Magee, 10 to l, third;
Fan King 1OS, G. COvington; Benson, Jos,
Stoval; Argenta, l04, Monahan: Mirth, 1O5,
Soden l09 Ws sra fSs nsSed ioG
the order named.
Charlotte j got off in the lead, and
never gave it up until rightOn the wire,
where Kedar Khan came on and won by
half length, Charlotte second, Los
Webster third Time, l:lS.
Second race, selling, tor three-year-olds and
upwards, one mile-Louis dor, 1O2. Rayon
May 0. ioi, FonsosMillie Williams, Hill, s
to 1, second; Bon Air, 100, Vanderbilt
Janet, G COvington. Is to l, third; GOlightly,
10S. Oyerton: jake Toms, 96 t1nnegan;
Littrol, liz, Richcreek; Stuart 10; Taral;
Crater; Arundel, 11e, Ward: Amos A; 100,
Fox; Maid of Orleans, l07, Magee; Holland,
lOS, Cunningham. finished III the order
named.
Golightly was in front as they passed
the judges stand; May . second. AT
the quarter Stuart was in front, 10
lightly second. They passed the half
in the same order. Nearing the three
quarters Golightly went out IN front
and led into the stretch. where all COM
menced whipping to the finish, Louis
dor winning, May o second and Bon
Air third. Time, 1:44A.
Third race, purse for three yearolds and
upwards, one mile and three sixteenths-
Teuton, 95. Ten Brock Miss Austine,
Barnes, to 5, first; Cassius. 80, LongfelloW-
Southern Belle, Stevenson, to l, second;
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third; Wagram, 50, Finnegan; LEILA May.
los, e. Coyington; Dad, 1O2, Stoyal; fin
ished in the order named.
Cassius was in front when the flag
fell, with Clifford second, Teuton third.
These three ran in the same order past
the hree-quartel post and into the
home stretch, where Teuton took the
lead, and, with CassiuS, ran head and
head to the wire. Teuton winning by a
slight head, CaSsius, second; Clifford,
third. Time, 2:021a.
Fourth race, sweepstakes, Tor three year
olds and upwards, $40 each, half forfeit,
5000. mile and seventy yards-Bannerette,
LOG, King Ban-Lda. Faines, Warwick, 6 to
5, first; Bravo, IL, Bramble- Nevada, Barnes,
3 to 5, second; New Castle, 90, King Alfonso
Leona, Neil, to D, third.
The three were head and head when
the flag fell. At the stand Bravo was
dll6du, Ill lIUut VI new CdStICs Now
Castle in the lead as they rounded the
lower turn. Running up the back
stretch the three were all on even
terms in the stretch. where Bravo led
halfway down to the wire, Banner cite
hanging right on to him, and. when
near the wire, Bannerette pulled away,
winning by half length from Bravo.
second, three lengths in front of New
Castle. third. Time, l 40.
Fifth race. the Harold stakes, for two-yea
olds, $40 entrance, $40 additional to start,
$1,000 added; five,eighths Of mile1Png-
Allen, 2 to l first: Starter Caldwell, 121, Ten
Broeck-Miss Mailing, Taral, 10 to | second;
Avondale. lib, Audrain-Venita. Barnes, 5
to 2, third; Penn P, III, Kiey; Uncle Bob,
113, Finnegan: Grayson. lis, Stoval; Abb
lene, Ill, G. Covington; Harry Weldon, III.
Overton; ia ia. Ill, Hollis finished in order
named.
Avondale got away in front, with
Phoenix second, who soon took the lead
and held it the balance of the distance,
winning by two lengths from Starter
Caldwell second, Avondale third. Time.
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