St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-14

Hunt showed in front at the three-auar-
tiers. but in the stretch Penny ROYAL
came through and won easily by two
lengths. Matte Allen. the fayerite, sec
ond, Fannie S third. Time, 81 see.
Third race, selling. purse, for three-year-
Starters: Mamie Fonso. 10. Grey Cloud,
IL; Jubilee, ID; Billy Pinkerton. 1l6;
Neva c. l04i EugeHia, I04: Lemoine II, lO4.
Betting: Grey Cloud and Billy Pinkerton,
to each; Mamie Fonso and Neya Z, 5 to l
each; Eugenia, to L; Jubilee, 10 to l; Le-
moline II, 20 TO ].
This was one of the most exciting
races of The meeting. Billy Pinkerton
led at the start. but Mamie Fonso OBJ
tanned lead of two lengths aud kept
that distance ahead of the others until
| the back stretch was reached. Here
Grey Cloud made gallant fight for first
place, and finally gained it. In the
and in hot finish Neya c won by a
short head. Grey Cloud. beating Eugenia
by neck for place. Time, 80.
Fourth race, selling, purse. for three-year-
olds and upwards mile and twenty yards
Starters: Pickup, l04; Ireland, l07; Nip
per, III; Lord Tom Himyar, ZIG: Valedic-
tory 80; Destruction, 100; Lady Blackburn.
lo4; Aunt Kate, lG4. Betting: Ireland and
Lady Blackburn to J. Pickup, 3 to /; Aunt
Kate. 5 10 /; Lord Tom Himyar and Destruc-
ton 20 to ! each; Nipper, IS to L; Naledic-
tory, 80 to l.
1t looked like Lady Blackburn's race
until we'll down in the stretch, where
Ireland whipped into first place, Aunt
Kate second, Lady Blackburn third.
Time, 1:4S
Fifth race. purse for two-year-olds and up
ward, one mile-Starters: Bette Seldom 10:
Semper Fidele, e7le; Roseland. 81 Betting
sem 1i tldele, 3 to .; Roseland, TO 5; Bet
tie Seldom. 80 to 1.
The horses were close together at the
start. in which Semper Fidele had a
slight advantage. They ran almost neck
and neck until halfway across the back
stretch. where Semper Fldele fairly ran
away from the other two and finally
won III canter by two lengths from
Roseland, with Bette Seldom twenty
lengths back. Time. 1:44ss4l.
Sixth race. a free handicap sweepstake for
IS; Mabelle, 10Y; Chimes ia; Dundee,
lis. Betting: Chimes and Dundee fMc-
Guigan stable). to 10; Mabelle, 2Ia to l !;
Lee 5, 20 to l.
Lee S led to the three-Quarters. where
he was headed by Dundee. who won
easily, Mabelle second, Chimes third.
Time, 1:1715.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
First race, selling, mile-Aiaska. S5:' King
ike, IS; Harry Weldon. 9S; John McCul-
Tough. Sc: West Anna, 80; Polemus, lO3;
Great Scott, l03; Anna Race, 1o9.
Second race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
Barney, 102; PritcheIl, 1914: Rimini. Il 5;
Meckie H, los: Adrienne, los: Jack Brady,
JOG; Hydy, l0S; Ida L, 1US; John Morris,
los: Royal Carrier, ia
Third race, handicap, mile and seventy
yalds-Adrienne, 80; Miss Leon %; Good
Bye, 50; Cashier. 81; Labrador. 100: Bust
ness, 100; Penn P, 1902: Marehma, lU4; Con-
slgnee, 104; Rogers, no; Prince Fortunatus,
l2O.
Fourth race. Latonia prize mile-Mora,
1o3; ia ia los; Outlook. 10y, i2osemont,
JOS; Dolikins, lU9; Milldale. Il2; Silver
Lake. -; w G Morris, us; BIarneystone
Jr,. 116; Verge dor, 1I6; Bobby Beach,
127.
Fifth race, five furIongs-Harpy. 1903; Eli
kendige. 1G6; CoroneI. LOG; Boreaiis. 10Y:
Corinne Kinney, 10Y; Mamie r, h+7; Grand
pa 10; Col Wheatly, ITO; Zero, ia;
Sixth race, five furlongs-Anne Elizabeth.
10Y; Miss Hawkins, lU7; Tom Maekin, 40;
Yale 81, 40: Rudolph II, Ill; Valera, la; ;
Bob l., lis; Roseland lis; Chimes. l1e.
selections: First race, Harry Weldon and
Great Scott; second race John Morris and
Meckie II; third race Prince Foriunatus and
Marehma: fourth race, Bobby Beach and W
G Morris: fifth race. Col Wheatley ana
Tenor; sixth race, Roseland and Chimes.