St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-17
ALL THE CRACKS SCRATCHED.
Selling Platers Furnish Sport for
kentuCkians

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 16.-The third
day of the spring meeting opened out
clear and pleasant, but heavy showers
during the night made the track heavy,
and some of the best horses on to-day's
programme were scratched in conSe-
quence. Starter Ferguson displayed
great skill, as no delay whatever Oc-
Cured at the post. Attendance good.
First race, Gait house handicap, S400
added; one mile and one hundred yards
starters and ODDS: Camilla, lO5, 6 to 8; SON
ita, liz. 10 TO L Sallie Byrnes, los, 5 to |;
White Nose, 10Y 3 to / ia ia, l01, 6 to l;
Macaulay, los, II to l. Kate Malone, IO5. 10
to l. They were sent away together, passing
the stand White Nose leading with ia ia sec
ond and Sullie Byrnes third. Rounding into
the stretch Camilla was leading, Malone sec
Oud, ia ia third. From there on home all
were fighting for the lead. ia ia finally land
ing winner by two lengths, Camilla second,
two lengths better than White Nose. third:
Sally Byrnes last Time, soy.
Second race Delbeck handicap; for three
year-olds and upwards; $1,000 added; one
and sixteenth miles-Starters and odds:
Sportsman, us, 4 to l. Blarneystone DR.,
lu3 q to 5; Hypocrite, ITO, 4 to L; Bally-
hoo, l02, to !; Polemus, 90 to l; New
castle. l08. to L; Marion C, I05, 10 to 1.
They were sent away at the second attempt.
Hypocrite i'll the lead passing the stand,
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quarter Biarneystone first, Polemus second,
sportsman third; same the half and three
quarter pole. and they swung into the stretch
in those positions. BIarneystone and Sports
man then drew away from the others. and an
exciting finish enSued, Sportsman getting
the verdict by a short neck under the wire,
BiarneyStOne second, PolemuS third, four
lengths Off Time l :55A
Third race selling. purse St0G: one mile
Starters and odds: Dalgetty, SO. to l
tn a n
John Mccullough, LOG. 10 to L. At the drop
OF the flag LiederkTanZ jumped into the
lead, Dal Getty second: all well together. at
the quarter. Bliss took command by two
lengths and held it TO the close, winning in a
galop by eight lengths: Liederkranz second.
the same distance ahead of Dalgeity, third
Time. Is "a. Bliss, entered to sell at SOU,
was bought by T. W. Shreye for ST., 900.
Fourth race, Club purse, 800; for two
yearoldS five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and odds:
Rasalind, 1l3, 3 to .; Rose Howard, Ito, 5
to L; Ethel 5. ITO, 3 to /; WoOdbena, no,
10 to / My Queen l05, Miss Courtney l05,
Valparaiso IO8, Advent I08. 20 to ~ to l.
They were off at the second attempt, with
Rose Howard in the leld Rosaliud second,
the others close up, except Valparaiso who
remained in the stretch. Rosalind took the
lead with rush and won by length, Rose
Howard second, two lengths before Ethel 5,
third Time, l :06.
Fifth race, selling mile and one-eighth-
Starters and odds: Birthday, los 3 TO D;
Rowland. ITO. , to L Julia W, 81, 5 to |.
Birthday won easily: Rowland five lengths
behind; Julia w beaten off. Time, 2:05l4.
Birthday was bid in by her owner at entry
price. $500.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, one and one-siXteenth miles
Eugenia. 81; Linnie 81; Lena If, 81; Fairy
Queen, %; Cecil B. 80; Dollikens. 96; j. b.
Freed, lUl; Warpeak, IOl; Blair, lO5; Ed
Dopper 10Y.
Second race, Alexander stakes. five fur
longs Gascon l 3; Liberty Bel, lis: Allan
Bane, 1I3; Greenleaf 1I3: Major Thornton,
lf3; Georgetown, II3; Tom Rogers, l13;
Marlbeau Il3; Hueneme, ll3; Dundee, ll3.
Third race. handicap, nine flrongS-En-
giish Lady, lG5; Glockner no; Huntress,
122; ClHmor. I07.
Fourth race selling. one mile-SilYer King.
80: Juna ", So: Semaphore 81; Aylehe Z,
9G Buckthorn, 81; Quarter Deck. lu2, War
peak. LOG; Brookfull. 100; Weeks, log;
Brick Eye, l06. Jake Miller. 10
Fifth race, selling, one mlle-Mamie Fonso,
81; Major Tom, 99 Eli. 90; Prince Albert,
80: Aunt Kate I01; Electricity 1902; Robin,
lue; Banner Bearer, LOG; Birthday. I06:
Nidette, 10; Maeauly, 10.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Hindoo Lass, 80;
Laura Agnes, l 2 Miss COurtenav. 1902;
Coriune, l06; Kinney, l06: Gen. Caldwell.
10Y; Caprice, I0S: Orcas, lG8; Woodford,
10Y; Jay Jay Gee. 100; Sir Planet, l18.
Selections: First race, Dollilens and Fairy
Queen: second race, Dundee and Major
Thornton; third race, Huntress and English
Lady; fourth race, Semaphore and Silver
King; fifth race. Mamie Fouso and Banner
Bearer: sixth race, Jay Jay Gee and Gen.
Caldwell.