St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-28

third. Macauley passed to the front at
the stand and ran first. with Eli close
behind until, turning into the stretch.
Castaway began to come UP fast. Eli
and Spectator both made a hard fight
for victory, but Castaway won by a
head from Eli, who was nose in front
of Spectator. Time, 1:50.
Second race purse for two-year-old colts,
five furlongs-Starters: Harry Smith, 110;
Running Brook, ITO; Warplot, ITO. Post
odds: Warplot, to l; Running Brook, IL
to s.; Harry Smith, 10 l.
Warplot took the lead at the start and
was not headed. winning by half
length, Harry Smith second, Running
Brook third. Time. LOS.
Third race, free handicap sweepstake for
three-year-olds and upward, mile and an
eighth-Starters: Marchma, 100; Elyton,
10; Mount Lebanon, 100; Business, 80;
Osborne, 80; Outlook. 104: Longshore, So;
Abilene, 9S Ed Ho PIPER. l00 Gunshot 10S:
Blair, 10S. Post ODDS: Elyton, 2Y2 to L Ed
Hopper to / /; Longshore and Outlook
(Treacy's entry. to 3; Blair. 5 to L: others
and 20 to /.
Outlook was first away, with Elyton
last, in rather poor start. Passing
the stand, Longshore was running
third, and steadily advancing until at
the quarter post he took the lead, and
yielding it only once to Outlook, drew
away from the others in the stretch
and came in first by length and half.
Elyton, who had run last until we'll
down the back stretch. through excel
lent running, came in second. with Ed
Hopper almost abreast. Time, 1:571a.
Fourth race, the Ripple stakes for three
years oids. one mi1e-Starters: Heller Skel-
ter. 100; Goodbye, ! II: Wild Flower. III:
Maria K, 10. Post odds: Heller SHELTER, 3
TO 5; Goodbye, 2 to l. Maria &, 412 to /;
Wild Flower. Is to 1.
Heller Shelter led throughout the
race, and won by length, Marie K sec
ond and Goodbye third, six lengths be-
hind. Time, 1:45I.
Fifth race, purse, for tWo-year-old FLIES,
four and one-half furlougs-Starters: Lady
Washington, lis; Woodbena, ITO; Melenie,
ITO; Katuna, no; PhilOra. ITO; Annie
Elizabeth, 105; Response, los; Sorceress.
105; Miss Hawkins. los; Silver Charm. lO5;
Caprice lG5. Post ODDS: Lady Washing
ton, DE to L Melenie, to l; Queen Eliza
beth, to +; Philora, s tosl; Others to II
to l.
Philora led from start to finish. win
ming by length from Annie Elizabeth,
second, Melenie third, Time, 0:56A.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling. mile and seventy yards
Silver King, SO; Happiness, 101; Ger
manic, 103; Mamie Fonso, 108.
second race, maldenS, I'VE 1urlOnRS-Mlib
Young, 105; Silver Charm, los; Carroll Reid,
1O6; Florette, 1OS; Labold. 10S; Corrnne
Kinney, 108; Harry Ray, III; Egypt Ill;
Doglass, ILL., Maribeau, Ill
Third race, maidens, one mile-Inez, 81;
Eugene, 81; Headquarters, 90; Yeyay, 90;
Ben Ridgelv, 90; Hydy SO, Milldale, SO;
Crawtish, &c. Ballymena, 90; Bob Jacobs,
SO; Foo Foo, 107; GOV. Wheeler, 112; King
Regent, 112.
Fourth race, handicap, mile and three
ixteenths-Brandolette, 105; Cecil b, 81;
Carus 100; Bonita, 113; GIockner; New
Castle, l08; Birthday, 10Y; Heron, 112;
Alta. 90; Sunnybrook. 50.
Fifth race, sweepstakes, a mile and fifty
yards-Prince Albert, 90; Uncle Bob, SO;
Gunwad, log; Palisade, 106; Outbound,
1I2.
These are fast: First race, Mamie Fenso
| and Silver King; second race, Milt Young
and Silver Chain: third race, Ben RIdgley
and Crawtish; fourth race, Birthday and
Brandolette; fifth race Pallsade and Uncle
Bob.