St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-08
LOST IN THE MUD.
FaVorites Get the Worst of 1t at
Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. ALI
morning rain, a cold afternoon and
threatening sky kept large part of the
usual crowd away from the track to-day.
Running was heavy, and the favorites
were lost in the mud Starting was
very good, however, and tie sport was
over before o'clock.
First race, purse for maidens, three-year-
olds and upwards, six furlOngs-StarterS:
GermaTic, 101; Maggie B. 10Y; Rival, 10Y:
Vatican; 10; Waldo Jnhn:on, 10: Gypsy
Girl, 112: War Peak. us; Royalist. lis.
Rival one by two lengths, Germanic second,
SIX lengths in front of War Peak, third.
Time l:19H.
Second race, selling. for three-year-olds
and upwards, allowances. seven furlongs-
Starters: Bonuie King, 101: Katie c., 100;
Pell Nell, 10Y; Amos A, los; Somerset III;
Col. Gore. ia; Col Hunt 113. Pell Nell
won by thTee-quarterS of length, Somerset
second ten lengths in front of Bonnie King
third. Time, l :35.
Third race, purse. free handicap. fifteen
sixteenths of a miie-Starters: Zulu. 1O3;
Rambler 10; Billy Pinkerton, 100; Re-
ceiyer, 90; Hornpipe, 112; MeMurtry, 10S;
o. Nevada. lbs; Bridgeiight, l12. Billy
Pinkerton won by length and a half, Ne
vada second, two lengths in front of Cashier
third Time, l:4lS4.
fOufl0 race, purse Tree D. Tor TWO
year-elds. six furlongs-Starters Fakir, 1O4;
Milton, lis; IufOla, 100; Carter b, 100;
WOrkmate, ITO; Frank Shaw. %: Cecil B,
log; Armiel, 1C4; Sam Doxey, no. Milton
won by five lengths. Arlneil second, half
length in front of Cecil 8, third. Time,
1:20s4.
Fifth race, selling purse. allowances. five
furlOngs Starters: Storyteller. 81: Sheri-
dan. 81; GOV. Ross. 81; Miss Clay, 90; En-
terprise, 1902; Pack Horse, lO2; King Rox-
hurry 100 Ra1lbav 10- ing RQx x-0r1
by seven lengths, Enterprise second, three
lengths in front of Banboy. third. Time,
1:O64.
Sixth race, same conditions and distance as
in fifth-Starters: Pauline, 81; Boy Blue,
81: Governor, 81: Balance. 1922 Irish Dan.
I02: HarambOure, 1902; Nettie Kent. 104;
Longbrook, 112. Governor won by five
lengths, Nettie Kent second, three lengths in
front OF Haramboure. third. Time, l :O7A.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling. thirteen-sixteenthso of
mile-Boy Blue. SO; Weeks, go; Lena A,
SO: Gov. Bate, 80; Fosteral, Oh; John Nor
ris. 81; Gov. Ross. 90; Regardless, los.
Second race, selling thirteen-sixteenths Of
miie-Yivian, 81; Bonnie King, 81; Lady
Ross 90; Lizzie L. 100: PrObus, 10I;
Meekie 81, l02; Donovan, l03; Tommy L !,
Ill.
Third race, five furlongs-Daisv Woodruff.
l04; Bertha. 1O4; Argenta. 10Y; Lakeview,
10Y; Pete Willis, 10Y; Superior, 10Y: Gil
max, l07; Kitty r, 100: Harry Ireland, 112;
Benson. 112; Red Elm. liz
Fourth race, one mile-Mary Mac, "A;
Cecil B, 81; Milton, 81; Ollie Benjamin, 81 ;
Bertha, 100; Ten Like, 112: Carus, liz.
Fifth race, Maioens'. four furlongs-
Venango. 102; Little Rabbit, LOG; DARK Sc
eret, 1O6; Lucille, LOG; Kenilworth, 107;
Revival, 100: Fremont 100.
Races commence ut p. N. Weather fair,
track heavy.
Likely to win: First race, Boy Blue and
Lena A; second race, Mackie II and Probus
third race. Rumini a2d Harry Ireland fourth
race Milton and Bertha; fifth race, Little
Rabbit and Lucille