St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-21
THE RACES TAME.
LouisvilIe's Professions Seen by
Many People.

LOUISVILLE. May 20.-There was a
good crowd for the sixth day of the
Jockey club races. The track was in
fair condition in spite of the heavy
rains of yesterday, though still slow.
The sport was very ordinary, except
the third race.
First rase, selling, purse $500, for all ages
one mile and one hundred yards Starters
and odds, Mary II, 10, to o.; CastaWay,
116, / to D; Clamor, 40, 8 to l; Y, 1O2,
400 to 1. Castaway got off first, but was
headed by Mary II as they passed the stand.
After short fight, CaStaway again took the
lead, and held it to the finish, winning by
five lengths, Clamor second. Mary H third,
five lengths off. Time, 1852.
Second race, selling. purse 500, for all
ages, one mile.--Starters and odds: Soma
phore, 90, 2l2 to l; Buckeye, 100, 30 to ;
Brookful, 103, 7 to 10; Quarterback, SO. 3
to l; Moorfield LOG, 40 to L; Semaphore got
off half length in the lead, but as they
came into the stretch, Brookful came up
without much effort and won handily five
lengths ahead of Semaphore, Moorfeld
third, five lengths off. Time 1:52
Third race, Merchants handicap, sweep
stakes for three year-olds, $1,000 added, one
and one-eighth miles-Starters and odds:
Nevada, 112, u to l; Unite, liz. 5 to /; ia
ia, LOG, 10 L; HypOcrite, los, 10 ;
Glockner, los, 2 to L; Kate Malone, lO2, II
to l; Maori, 1l5, TO l. Kate Malone had
the advantage of the start. Passing the
stand ia ia took the lead and held it to the
three-quarter pole. Coming into the stretch
Glockner came forward and headed the
leader and won by length, ia ia second,
half length i'll front of Hypocrite, third.
Time, 2:02l2.
Fourth race purse $500, for all ages, one
miie--Starters and odds: Jake Miller, 11U,
10 to l ; Eli, 103, 4 to i Vidette, ITO, 3 to
L Major Tom, 103, to !; Robin, 100, 8 to
l; Silver King, So 212 to l. Jake Miller led
at the start Vidette second and Eli third.
This order continued TO the three-quarters,
where Eli began coming through the bunch,
but too late. Miller won by three lengths,
Silver King second, Eli third by two lengths
and a half. Time, 1:49. Winner was sold
to owner for 81 900, entered price.
Fifth race purse $500, two-year-olds half
mile-Starters and odds: Chance Ill, e to
l; Gen. Caldwell, 1O5, 8 to D; Consolation,
101, 4l2 to L; Laura Agnes, 100, 3 10 2.
Gen. Caldwell ran second and third into the
stretch, and then, after a sharp brush with
Consolation and Agnes, won by length,
Laura Agnes second, Consolation third, by a
length. Time, 80.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, three-fourthS of a mile-Fitzroy,
l19; Judge Mirrow, us; Drumstick, ITO:
Meriden. 100; Belwood, 109; Zephyrus. los
Eccola colt, 100.
Second race one mile. maiden three-year-
olds-Foxmede, 122; Favorite. 1872; Ada
mant, 122; Kings Own, 1922; Dundee, 1872;
San Jose, 1922 La Favorita colt, 1922; Master
lode 122.
Third race, Gazette stakes, one and one
eighth miles-Amazon, III; Eminence, III
REDRESS, III; Starlight, 117; Decoy Duck
FLY. 117; Martha III; Inyermore FLY,
III; Golden Horn, III.
Fourth race. half mile-Fordham, l %
Terrell, 1875; Ballarata, no.; Sam Morse,
40; Civil Service, ITO; Dalsyrian. 40
Homeopathy, 1O5; Osceola, 100; Geraldine,
12O.
Fifth race three-fourths of amile. maidens
-Penzance, no; B Million, ITO; Favor
lite, 10; DR. Heinrich, 10; Barnegat 10;
Architect 10: Verdeur, III; The Forum,
I22; Pagan, 122, Decoy Duck FLY, 105
Bibolette, 105; Ruby Royal, los; Faustina,
1O5; Adolph, 80.
Sixth race, five MISUNDERSTANDING 10;
Annie G. ITO; Seminole, ITO; Lord Harry
11S; Cattan. 11S; Rotation, 118; Tuscaloosa
colt, lis; Slnaloa colt 119; Cooee, lis
Kate Clark, rs; Blithe, l13.
These may win: First race. Fitzroy and
Guard; second race. FoXmede and Sar
Jose; third race. Starlight and Amazon
fourth race, Geraldine and Fordham; fifth
race, DR.. Helmuth and A chitect; sixth race
Cattan and Lord Harr y.