St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-20
Rank Decisions by Judges at
the st. Louis Jockey Club
Meeting.
President Green and Mayor
Noonan Almost Mobbed by
the Crowd.
Favorites Win All the Races
on the Card at Sleeps
head Bay.
Close Of a Successful Ten
Day Race Meeting at
KaWville.

| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 19.-The attend
ance to-day was large. the track in fair
condition, the runs close and exciting,
but the decisions of the kind that infu-
rates. Charles Green came near being
mobbed as result of one of them.
| First race, selling, purse $500, one mile
| Starters: Sena A, SO; Mary X. 1D1; Weeks,
| 102; Nina Archer, los; Crab Cider, Jog;
Billy Gilmore. 116; Red Leaf, 1I6; Rhody
| Pringle, 11S.
favorites. got a bad start. being last
away. At the sixteenth pole she at
tempted to take the inner rail opening.
| but was cut off and her stride broken.
She was whipped into fair position by
the time the first quarter was reached,
! and at the head of the stretch had Sc
| cured second place. She had fighting
| finish with Sena A, but was beaten by
a half length, Mary & third. Time,
| 1859.
Second race purse $500. four furlongs-
| Starters: Miss Courtney, 80, s to L; Plunger,
| 1O4, 8 to l: Mamie r, 104. 20 to l; Leana II,
| 100, to 1; Lamar, la, 2 to l; Yale 81,
| roll Reid, 114 3 to L.
! Carroll Reed was given five open
| lengths the best of the start which was
| bad one, all being strung out. In the
stretch, LinIithgow came fast from the
| rear and won On his merits Carroll Reid
| secured the place, Yale '91 third. Time,
514.
Third race, Brewers cup. with $1,000
| added, one mile and half-Starters: Elyton,
10S, to p Cameo 81, 10 to l: Heron, lO2,
| to L; Newcastle, lO3 3 to l.
Newcastle led from the fall of the flag
until half way down the stretch. Heron,
~ bod haon ridden JIn6nr q mil WAC
then given his head, came through with
| a rush and won by half length, New
castle second, Elyton third. Time, 2:42.
| Fourth race, handicap sweepstake purse.
| 5000, six furlongs; starters: Event. 100, ~
| to i Dousman, 1C5, to D; Pantaiette. vs.,
| to L Anna Burge, 100, to /; Harry Ire
land, 103, 20 to l.
First heat-Anna Burge jumped off in
| the lead and was not headed till near
| the last sixteenth post, when DouSman
came fast from the outside and won by
| head; Anna Burge, second; Harry
| Ireland, third. Time, 116L. The plac-
ing of the horses was followed by as
| rank decision as was ever made on
| any track. Only the three placed
| horses were allowed to start in the next
| heat, Pantalette and Event being de-
| clared diStanced, although they came in
| close on the heels of the leaders and
| whipping hard.
Second Heat-Betting, even money
| each Harry Irelaid and Dousman; 10 to
l Anna Burge. Anna Burge led till
we'll into the stretch, when Harry Ire
| land came fast and won by a length,
Dousman second. head in front OF
Anna Burge.
Third Heat-Betting, Harry Ireland.
| l to 4: Dousman, 81 to l. Dousman
tho off hxro Onnd hood hrt
| the Judges, after listening to the yellS
| of the Ireland hackers, gave the race to
the horse that was beaten. The Dous-
man men gathered at the judges stand
and protested against the injustice, and
| President Charles Green, who had
| Mayor Noonan in the stand beside him,
! ordered squad of police to keep the men
quiet. No arrests were made, but Green
and Noonan retired from the stand
amid the jeers of the crowd. The time
| in the last heat was 1:19. When Green
reappeared in the stand the crowd
| Missed him, and demand was made
| that he name the winner before the
next race, so men would know how to
| place bets. The crowd yelled and
| Kissed, and the scene was riotous one.
| Dimes and nickels were thrown at
| Green, and other demonstrations of dis
| gust INDUCED in.
| Fifth race purse $500, one and fou rth
! mles-Starters: Progress, 1GS, to l {; Lu1ie
B, III, A to 5; Carter B, 122, 8 to 1.
Carried B led at the start, and won by
three lengths, Lulie B second, Prog ress
third. Time, 2:16A.
| ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
| First race, selling. one mile-Henry Bridg-
water, 81; Lee Pinkelspiel, so; Hoeksey, 80;
| Panama, 100; Mike Watson. 100; Brown
| Bette 116; Chestnut Belle, 90.
| Second race, handicap, six furlongs-Lin-
lithgow, lis; Rose Howard. 113; Ethel
Gray, ITO; Corinne Kinney, III; Ethel S,
| 112; Carroll Reid, ITO.
| Third race Granite handicap, mile and a
| quarter-Carter B. 1O2; Glockner, 125; New
| Castle 1O4; Rhody Pringle. loo,
| Fourth race, three-year-ol mile-Miss
Maud, 100; Melia T. loo; Hocksey, 101 !;
Kyrle B. los; Eli, los; Portuguese, 10;
| Barney Stone Jr. us; Shanendal, 1872; Lit
| tie Crate, 1872; Mary K, 1872
| Fifth race. mile and sixteenth-W est Anna,
| Sc; Miss Maud, 80; Hocksey. 90; Blarney
Stone Jr, 10Y; May Hardy, 10Y; Brookful,
! liz: Carnegie, 116; New Castle, III.
| Selections: First race, Panama and Chest
nut Bell; second race, Rose Howard and
Linlithgow; third race, Glockner and New
castle; fourth race, Blarneystone Jr, and
| Eli: fifth race, Carnegie and Brookful.
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