St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-23

Supt. Cross and his men yesterday to
get the tents for the accommodation Of
the stablemen fixed up ready for &C.
cupancy. The greater portion of the
work had been completed last
night by dusk, and all the
boys provided for. Several specla
trains came in during yesterday,
bringing hundreds of people who will
be on the ground to-day. Among the
arrivals were several well-known riders,
notably Fred Taral and valet. Johnny
yohnstone, Harry Ray and William
Fox. Several other notable riders have
been in the city for two or three days,
and are ready for business this after
noon. j. B. Ferguson, secretary OF the
Kentucky association, and Gen. j. +.
Robinson, president of the same organ
ization, arrived on an early train yes
terday, and were out watching the
spins at the track. B. G. Bruce. editor
of the Kentucky Live Stock Record.
and original compiler of the American
stud book, was passenger by the same
train. Mr.. Bruce is also secretary of
the Louisville (Ky.) Jockey club.
STARTER W. A. BROWN,
of Atlanta, was in the city bright and
early yesterday. having come in from
Chicago just in time to watch the per-
fOrmances of the horses at Hamline
yesterday. The list of horses arriving
by the special train from Chicago yes
terday afternoon is as follows:
j. Megibben. Lexington, KY, in charge of
Logic, Argenta. Gov. Ross, Sallie Hagan
W orth, Winning Ways Laura Davidson, G.
W. Morris, Avondale, Aberdeen, Aberdeen,
Mr.. Lowden, of Chicago-Lena Ban,
Blonda, Blarney Stone, Venango, Comedy,
Dudley Oaks. William Enfield.
A. D. Newsum, Lexington, Ky.-Mamie
Fonzo, Miss Belle Spring Dance, Little Rab-
bit, Mount Lebanon, Burt Morse, Willie NJ.
NJ Hardy's Kedar Kanh.
Beverwyck Stables-Castaway II, Elec-
tricity, Locion, Cassius Oarsman, Brown
Princess. Can Can, Minuet, Livenia Belle,
Clay Stockton, Re-Echo.
r. Ryan-Woodcraft.
Ireland Bros.-Zulu, Havillah, Louis dor.
Irish Dan, Lillian Lindsay Bette H, Alarm
Bell, Catalpa.
N. Becker. Henderson, Ky-st. Leger,
Charles Fink. Nashville, Tenn.-Hidel-
helm. Bon Air.
G. E. White, Texas-Alphonse
Tom Hurns, Kansas City-Cashier, Vivian,
Lucille, Frank Shaw.
c. E. Malone, Kansas City-West Anna:
N. S. Bowers, Chicago-Sis O'Lee Valla-
dictum, Lady Longfellow.
w. R. Latcher-Tenacity, Landlady, Long
alight, Benson. Kate Malone. Bette Custer,
Rosemont Henry Mack.
McGuigan, Lexington, Ky.-Bridgelight,
Entry, Queer Toy, The Elk, Kidnap Blantre,
Oracle E, Lulu B, Maniulan, Bob Ricketts,.
Woods & Boyer-Devonia Filly, Julia Ma
Il. H. Brown-Adriatic, five-year-old chest
nut mare, by Lucille-Imp. Adriana; Anna,
four-year-old bay mare, by st. Leger- Crap
pie; Roderick Dhu, tive-year-old bay geld
ing by Imp. Glen Gray-Bettie Lewis.
u. O'Hara-Lord GrosvenOr, aged chestnut
gelding, by Lord Byron-Fleetfoot.
GOOD WEATHER.
The weather report of Sergeant Lyons,
issued late last evening, is as follows:
The barometer is high and nearly sta
tionary throughout the entire North
west, with moderately warm, dry winds
and fair to clear weather. These con-
ditions give positive assurance OF pleas
ant weather to-day and tomorrow.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
First race, Inaugural, purse 5000, for
three-year-olds and upwards, six furlongs-
Adriatic, ga; Havillah. SO; Boy Blue, 80;
Mamie Fonso, 100; Sallie Hogan, 100; Ben
son, 105; Mabel, Ill; Business, i12; Stony
Montgomery, 112; Comedy, 112; Dudley
Oaks. ILL., Somerset, III; Antonio, III:
Joe, ia; Brightlight, IA; No More. ia;
Second race, selling, purse $500 seven fur
longs-Entry, 96: Cora Fisher, IS; Oracle
B, io5 Fosteral, lO6 Angelus, LOG; Lotion,
10Y; Zula, 1885, Bonnie King, ITO; Ju Ju,
ia.
teenths of mile-Thankful, 90; Stella, 90;
The Elk, 105; Alta, 105 Bon Air, 1G5; Pas
call, log; Vivian, 10Y; Castillian, Ill;
Kedar Khan, 112; Lizzie B, 113; Oarsman,
11S; Jau Jau, 120.
year-olds, at 500 each. with $500 added
one and one-fourth miles-H r. Bakers ch
y, by Regent-Sadie Williams, 10; Mrs.
John NJ. Clay's b Logic, by Longfellow-
Badge, ITO; William Amacker's Sallie Hagan.
by Faustus-Lady Woodford, ITO; William
Mulkey's br c. LIE Premier. by Lucifer-Lady
Woodford, 100.
Fifth race, purse S4OO, for maiden two
year-olds, four furlongs-Vinango, 10; Min
uet, ITO; Twilight, 10; Bette H, ITO; Lu-
Jennie Gronrud, 10; Lizzie G, ITO; Yuca-
tan. 1l3; Morse, 113; Worth, 113; Bob
Ricketts,, 113; Henry Mack, 113; Jim Ogles-
by, lib.
SELECTIONS FOR TODAY.
The inaugural summer meeting of
Hamline to-day, The principal event
Hagan should win, though LIE Premier
may beat her. Good selections look
to be!
First Race-Mamie Fonso and Havilllh.
Second Race-Zulu and Lotion.
Third Race-Oarsman and The Elk.
Fourth Race-Sallie Hagan and LIE Pre-
mier.
Fifth Race-Bessemer and Minuet
BETTING.
Pools were sold last night on to-day's
racing as follows:
First Race-Mamie Fonso. $50: Hav-
illah, S11: Mabel, 81; Brown Princess,
IS; Sallie Hagan, Sc; Benson, IS; Stony
Montgomery, s.; Somerset, S5; Bright
light, S5; field, SIS. Total, SS7.
Second Race-Zulu, $50; Angelus, $40;
Lotion, IS; Ju Ju, So; field, SIG; total,
$50.
Third Race-Oarsman, SIS; Vivian,
SS: The Elk, S5; field, S12; total, $40.
Fourth Race-Le Premier, $50; Logic,
S17; Sallie Hagan, S11; X, SO; total,
S5S. Bidding on the fifth race was slow,
there being marked disinclination
among betterS to risk money with the
maidens. There were no quotations.