St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-20

80, to l. To good start Freed jumped
i'll the lead. Passing the stand the order was
j u Freed, Polemus second, the other close
up Freed maintained the lead to the back
stretch, where Newcastle made his run, COM
ing in winner by length and half Polemus
second, three lengths in front of Pell Nell,
third. Time. :52l2.
Second race. selling purse $780, for two
year-olds five furlongs-Starters and odds:
Black Knight, 103, = to l /; Ora. 90. 4 to l :;
Katuna, 96, 3 to l ; Ed Leonard, 81, II to |;
Nettie Beatrice, So S to l, Cornbox, SO, 20
to | f.; Consolation, 90, 20 to l; Eccentric.
90, 10 to /. TO a Struggling start, Katuna
showed first, Ora second, Black knight third
Katana, Ora and Consolation. Katuna won,
after a fighting finish, by half length: Ora
second, three lengths in front of Consoa-
ton, third. Time, 1:07
Third race. Clark race for three--year- olds.
mile and fourth-Starters and ODDS: Riley,
119 (Murphy), SIS to 500; Bill Letcher,
11S (Allen), . to |: Robespierre, lis (kiley),
3 to L. They got off well, Robespierre IN the
lead, Letcher second. Passing the stand,
Robespierre was first by half length
Letcher second, Riley half length BACK.
AT the half. Robespierre still first by half a
length, Letcher and Riley neck and neck, At
the three-quarter pole, Riley forged ahead by
a length, Robespierre second and Letcner
whipping. From this on Riley galloped in
as he pleased and won easily. Robesplerre,
receiving severe punishment landed second,
Letcher pulling up. Time, 2:16A.
Fourth race, selling. purse $500, for all
ages, one mile-StarterS and odds: W,
81. . to 2; Eugenia, 90, 8 to l; Crawfish.
Hopper. III, to L Carrie Blackburn. lO6,
10 to L: Rebuff, LOG, 10 to l; Nina Archer,
101, 6 to l; James Mccullough. 101, Is to
l; Queen Victoria, 1922 Is TO l; First Lap,
106, 10 to i. There were several breakaways.
After the third attempt, Nina Archer got OFF
first, Eugenia second. Liederkranz third, At
the half, Crawfish was first by half a length,
G W second. In the stretch, G W took the
lead and won easily by TWO lengths, Lleder-
kranZ TWO lengths in front of Ed Hopper,
Queen Victoria and Mccullough last. Time,
:5l.
Fifth race, purse 500, for two-year-olds,
four and half furlongs-Starters and odds:
Pennyroyal. us, s to B; Plunger, 100, to
|; Sanford. 100, to 2; Running Brook, :,
8 to l Douglass, los, 6 to L; Veva May log.
10 to L; Nina, 109. 26 to 1. Pennyroyal
pulled away after entering the stretch, but
was close pressed to the finish, beating Run
ming Brook only half length; Sanford third,
by a length. Time, 1:p2A.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling mile and hundred yards
Mary II, 101; X, 1872; Jake Miller, LOG;
Clamor, ITO; Castaway, Ii.
Second race. mile, selling substituted
Quarterback, 96; Somaphore. 90; Buckeye,
100; Brookful 1903; Morefeld, LOG.
Third race Merchants handicap, nine fur
longs-Ja ia, LOG; Ban Chief, los; Hypo-
critic, 109; Glockner, 109: Unite, 112; Ne
vada, 1l2.
Fourth race, selling, one mile-Silver King,
Sc: Robin, l0t'; Major Tom, 103; Vidette,
ITO; Jake Miller 10.
Fifth race, two-year-olds four furlongs-
Laura Agnes, 100; Consolation, 101; Gen.
Caldwell, 103; Chance Ill.
Selections: First race, Castaway and
Clamor; second race. Semaphore and Brook
ful: third race Unite and GlOckuer: fOQrth
race. Silver King andsVidette; fifth race,
Laura Agnes and Consolation.