St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-14
Dundee Wins the Great West
ern Sweepstake by a
Short Nose.
Favorites Win Four Of the
Five Races at st.
Louis.
First and Second Choices
Finish First at Kansas
City.
New York Jockey Club Purses
Captured by Short
Horses.

Oh hOOloS JuuO los-hnout fiVVV pOA
sons attended to-day's races. 1t was a
poor day for the bookmakers, the favor
ties winning in four of the events, and
in the other the winner was strong
second choice at figures close up to
those paid for the fayorite. Weather
and track good.
First race. Street Railway purse $500. mile
and a acknowledgements: Macauley, 112.
even money; Fred Taral, III. to s.; West
anna, 81, 10 to l; x was scratched.
At the first attempt they got away
nose and nose. Passing the stand
WeStanna was neck in front of Fred
Taral, under a pull, Macauley last.
to the head of the stretch, Macauley
trailing a length away. When we'll in
the stretch Macauley came with rush
and he and Taral left Westanna. They
had whipping finish, Macauley win
ming by length from Tara, who was
four lengths in front of WeStanna.
Time, 1928.
Second race, selling purse $500, one mile.
Starters: Bertha, 100. 3 to /; Kyrle B. JOG,
to l. Birthday, 1O5, s to 5. Red Leaf, los,
to l; Princess Limo, l0l, 40 to 1 Dutch
Venango SO, 30 to l.: Sailor Boy, 102, to
/; Knoxville, 96. 80 to l.
Venange was fir st off to fair start,
the others punched with Birthday in
last place. Kyrle B, Bertha and Sailor
Boy led the procession around the head
of the stretch, then Birthday and Red
Leaf came through, and had slashing
run for the wire. Birthday won by
neck, Red Leaf second. a length in front
of sailor Boy third. Time :46,
Third race, handicap sweepstakes mile
furlOnpS-SfartnrS. HVnOcrlfp
(Allen), to 5; Elyton, l12 (Fox), 3 to Il;
Glockner. 122 (Britton), 7 to 5.
To the surprise of most people, Hypo-
critic was the favOrite. Fox, BrittOn
and Allen were called up into the
judges stand before the race and
warned by the judges in strong terms.
Rumors of job were out. The horses
started at the first effort, Elyton leading
by half length, Hypocrite neck in
front of Glockner. They set moder-
ate pace, and the order was unchanged
passing the stand. More speed was
given the horses, and at the half they
stretch with Elyton neck in front,
Hypocrite and Glockner running like
they were yoked. All were whipping,
and a prettier finish has seldom been
seen. Hypocrite won by head, Clock
ner second, two lengths in front of Ely
ton. Time. 2:29.
Fourth race, the Great Western stakes, five
furlongs: sweepstakes for two-year-oldS
foals of 1889, $4,000 added. Starters:
Us Cooper, IS to l; King solomon, III
(Alien,) 20 to l; Dundee. 123 (Elkie), to l;
Chimes. 113 (Richardson), 3 TO 1. (stable)
to |; Sister LIMA. lis (Fox). ~ to L; Ida
Pickwick, 100 (Williams), to i San Juan.
118 (WincheID, lis to 1. Ammunition.
Ethel Gray. Monte Rosa and Sank Moody
scratched.
King Solomon, Ida PickWick and
Dundee were slightly in front at the
start, Chimes last. They were practic-
ally the leaders all the journey till the
betting stand was reached. There
King Solomon fell back and National
began to forge to the front. but he could
not get up to Dundee and Ida Pickwick.
The finish was: Dundee first, neck in
front of Ida Pickwiek; National third,
half length away. Time, 1904.
Fifth race, handicap, sweepstakes, nine
3 to l; Queer Toy. 105 Davis, 10 to l;
Mary K lilo Grimes, 20 to L; Miss Maud,
ITO (Newman), to l; Marie X, 40 (Allen),
even money; Cameo 102 (Britton), to l.
Queer Toy, Cameo, Grayson were the
starting horses. The others were we'll
up. Passing the stand Cameo had
HOVeu up Co IlTSt pldce ny HECK anu
was never headed. All but Grayson ran
a dead heat with her in fighting fin
ish. Marie K was third. Time, l so.
The sweepstakes was divided and the
dead heat not run off.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race two-year- olds. five furlongs-
Carrie A, 100; Viola Guild 100; Maggie
Moore 1907 Labold, 1903; Frank d. 1903; Uno
Grald, 10S; Ethel S, no; Rose Howard, Ito;
Too Sweet 10; Kingman, l13; Black Night,
113; Tom Rogers, 1lS.
Second race, mile, selliDg-Warpeak 90;
Chestnut Bell. 90 Queen Victoria, 80 Lee Din
kelspeil. 90; Brookful o.; Doudman, 100;
Mahonirg, 100: Harry Ireland, 100; WahoO,
100; Carey Blackburn, 1O2; Mike Watson,
1O4
Third race, CharlesG Green, mile and quarter
-Grayson, 1 Is Bishop, l Is; Bill Letcher, 1913.
Fourth race, handicap, nine furlongs-
Bonita, ITO; Hypocrite. IO8; Cartoon, Ia;
Heron, 1903: Carter B, 100; Tenacity, III;
ArSenta, 100; Julia Magee, 100; Elyton, l06.
Fifth race, six furlOngs, heats-R b Fryer,
90; Headquarters, 80; Maggie K. 1O1; Little
Crete, 100; McCauley, Ito; Bertha, Ia;
Carnegie, 119.
Selections : First race. Kingman and
Blacknight; second race. Brookful and Dous-
man; third race, Bill Letcher and Grayson;
fourth race, Bonita and Julia Magee: fifth
race Carnegie and Macaulcy