St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-26
RAY IS REPRIMANDED
Suspicious Riding on Church
I'LL Downs Gives the Judges
the ShiverS.
Only Two Favorites Finish
First in the Five Races
Scheduled.
Gravesend's Track Fetlock
Deep in Mud, a Bar Against
Speed.
BookmakePs Hit Hard by the
Talent on Ed Corrigan's
Track.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 25.-0nly two
favOrites won to-day and three long-shot
horses landed the money. The feature
of the day was the finish of Stoval on
Bonita in the last race, when he won
after it seemed that he was out OF it..
In this race Eva Wise ran into the fence
and injured her jockey (Gritfin) pain
fully. Thy boy fell off and the mare ran
into the outside fence and killed herself,
running a Scantling almost through her
body. Barring the suspicious riding OF
Ray in the first race, the sport was good.
First race seven-eighths of a mile-Start-
ers: Salute. 81; Silver Lake. 100: Lena
Ban. 1O4; Heartsease, 1o4: Little Crete, no
Post ODDS: Little Crete. z to D, Salute, y to
| 5: Lena Ban. D to l; Heartsease and silver
Lake, 10 TO l. Silver Lake and Heartsease
made all the running, and were the only TWO
| in il. Heartsease won by a length, silver
| Lake second. Salute third. Time, 1:32
| Salute owner complained about Rays nd
| ing. and said his horse had been pulled. The
| Judges put up another Jockey. ard Salute ran
| the distance with running mate. directly
after the race, in 30, and finished strong
| Ray was then warned, but was not sus-
| pended Dy the judges.
Second race one miIe-Starters: Flyer, 50 !;
| Lottie $. 90: Cecil b, %; W. G. Morris, H.;
Brandolette. l27. Post odds: Brandoiette
and Cecil. to l; Lottie S, to /: others
! TO L. Flyer, Cecil and W. g. Morris was
the order into the straight, where Brando-
lette came into second place. but the coils
| outfooted her and a game finish resulted,
Morris winning by half a length. Lottie 5
second, Brandolette third: time. L 40
Third race, three-fourths of a mile-Start-
| ers: Dahlia. SO: COnsignee, 80; Lala W lo2 ::
John Norris 105: Long Brook. 1o5; Boot
Jack, los BLACK Knight 105: QuindarO Belle,
los Marker. No. Post odds: Long Brook,
to !; BooIack and Quiudaro Bale, 3 10 :;
others from . to 10 10 l. Lala W and Long
| Brook got off first and made the running to
the straight, where Marker came fast and the
race home was neck and neck with Long
| Brook, who won, Marker second Quindaro
| Belle third. Time, 1:174.
Fourth race, three-fourths of a mile-Start-
| ers: Happiness. sS; Pullman, S. Elee-
trieity, lo4: Harambourne, les; lago, 100 ;
| Metal, 1l3; Serenader, 1l3; Deer Lodge
| III. Post odds: Deer Lodge, to L; Hap
! piuess, 3 to L; Harambourne, Serenader,
| Iago and Metal 6 to l: others, to 10 to /.
| Happiness, Iago and Deer Lodge led almost
| to the wire, who was bemmed in against the
| rail, got and won by neck Happiness see
| ond, Serenader third Time, 1:l7-
Fifth race, one mile Starters: Churchill
| Clark. 50; Longalight 50; Mirth, 90; Win
| ming Ways, 80: Newcastle. 100; Spectator,
| 100; Ormie. 100: Somerset. l04- Post ODDS:
| Newcastle, 4 to l ;Longalight, to 2: M1rth,
| to /. Churchill Clark, to L; Winning
| Ways, D to l others, 8 to 10 to I. Churchill
| Clark got the whip at the start ana taxing
the track, ran length in the lead all the way
round. Longalight was second all the way,
! beating Winning Ways by a head, Time,
1:441z-
Sixth race, handicap, one and one-sixteenth
| of mile-Starters: Eva Wise. 100; Tenaeity,
| 100: Burch. Ia: GlOckner, 10; Birthday.
| lis: Harry Glenn. 112: Nevada, Ito;
! Bonita, 100 Eva Wise and Harry Glenn
| were pace-makers to the three quarters.
! Here it looked like Bonita, who got bad
| start, was out of it, and she was getting the
| whip. Glenn, Wise and Nevada was the
| order through the stretch to the eighth pole.
| where Bonita under drive began 20 over
haul them, winning by neck, Nevada sec
| ond and Harry Glenn third. Time 1:al.
I Eva Wise lost her jockey at the eighth pole
| aud then ran into the fence after passing the
iudees stand