St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
SHORTS IN TriE VAN.
All but One FavOrite OutGOoted at
Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1.-THE
weather was fine and there was a fine
attendance for the third day of the
Jockey club races. The track was in
good condition, neither slow nor fast.
The sport was all around the best had
so far this meeting.
First race, CLUB purse $500, for all ages,
one and one sixteenth miles-Starters and
odds: Dollikins 90. TO l; Fairy Queen 90,
to l; Blair 105, ? to l Eugenia 81. 10 TO !;
LinDie 81. p to i; Cecil 3 SO, to l. j. B.
Freed 10l, 10 to Ed Hopper 1O7, 10 to l {;
Lena 81, % to i. Blair led almost into
the stretch. the rest coming fast and close in
the rear. just at the finish Cecil B made
dash. challenged the leader, then pushed his
nose first under the wire and won, barely
saving dead heat, DOllikins third, the rest
strung ont: time, 1914.
Second race Alexander stakes for two
year-old colts, $1,000 added; five furlongs-
Starters and odds: May Thornton, ] 13. to
10 to1; Dundee, lib, to 5, aud to 5 for
place; Georgetown, 113, 6 to l; Allan
Bane, 1l3, and Hueneme, 49, coupled, II
TO 5. They got off together with Hueneme
leading a little, Dundee second, Georgetown
third, and so they went by the half mile post,
out and led easily by two lengths. As they
came into the stretch, Kiley called on Dun,
dee. who had dropped back. The horse re-
sponded bravely, and, in rafting finish,
Georgetown was first by scant nose, Dun
dee second, scant nose in front of Hue
meme, third; time, :14l2.
Third race handicap sweepstakes all
ages, 500 added. 500 to second. one and
one eighth mies-starters and odds; Eng
lish Lady, los. to 5: Glockner, ITO, 2 to /;
Clamor, lo7. Is to :. English Bady won in
walk, Glockner second, two lengths in
front of Clamor, third. Time, 1872.
Fourth lace, 500 purse, all ages, selling,
one mile Starters and odds: Silver King,
81, to L; Jake Miller, 1915 TO l; War Pack.
loo, to l; Brookful, l 6, z to l: Julia
W sc. II 10 L; Aylene 81, % to l; Weeks
lO4, 5 TO l; Buckeye LOG, 20 to 1. Getting
placed by Semaphore at the quarter At the
half Silver King had moved to first, barely
leading Semaphore and Julia " a close
third. In the stretch 1t was sharp whipping
fight in which Silver King won, half a length
the better OF Julia W. Buckthorn third by
length. Time, AGA. The winner was sold
to j. Davenport, Union City, Tenn., for $40,
the entered price.
The fifth race, selling. one mile, all ages
Starters and odds: Birthday, JOG, TO Mamie
i Robin. LOG, 8 to l; Vidette, 10, Is to L;
Prince Albert, 90 5 to /; Major Tom, 90.
TO l; Aunt Kate, l01. 80 to |; Electricity,
1O2, 80 TO !: Macauley, ITO, 20 to |. Mamie
u OuSO won III all easy SdllOp, DlrlHuay sec
ond, half length in front of Macauley third
Time, 1:45s4 Winner sold to owner at $500.
entered price.
Sixth race, Press and Passenger agents.
purse. Si0O of which SIS to secondhand SIS
to third, for two-yearods, five furlongs-
Starters: Gen. Caldwell, 10Y. to l; Corinne
Kenney, COG even: Jay Jay Gee, 109 8 to l
Woodford, 10Y, 4 TO L; Laura Agnes, 100. 5
to l. Sir Planet lis. 6 TO !; Caprice. 10S. 5
to ] Hindoo Lass 90, 3 to l: Oreas, i09, 10
to /. After bad start the fayorite was of
first, the rest close up. So they ran almost to
the wire. there Jay jay Gee came through