St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-24
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TO-DAY'S CARD,IN DETAIL.
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Z To-days events are as follows: d.eigsss
is First race. $500, OF. which 500 to Sec
ond horse FOR three,year-olds aud upward II
The winner of the first. race the first day. of
this meeting to carry five pounds more than
he. then carried NOn1winners this year al;
lowed ten pounds. cATaidens allowed, If
three years old, IL pounds;s if four years or
upward eighteen pounds One mile.
Second race, free handicap sweepstakes
For three -year-oldS and upward, Sl5 each if
not declared, with 5000 added; the second
to receive Sl0O and the third horse $50 out
OF the stakes. Entries to be made Tuesday,
July q. Weights to be posted at ~ O'Clock
M, Wednesday. july %. Declarations to be
made through The entry box, at the usual
time OF closing, the same day. A winner of
any race after the posting OF weights to
carry FIVE pounds extra One mile and a
furlong.
Third race. the Ladies' stakes-For FLIES
two years old Goals of 1889, each b. t.,
or only $40 if declared on Or before May 10,
or only $40 if declared on or before July Is
1000 added of which 5000 to second and
S1GO to third. To carry 10 pounds. Win
ners of sweepstake Of $500 to carry three
pounds; of two such, or one OF the value of
$1,000, five pounds; of three such, or one Of
the value of $1,000, eight pounds extra. Al
lowances: Those not having won sweep
stake, six pounds; if such have run ufi-
placed in asweepstake, eight pounds; maid
ems. ten pounds fortysix subs. Five-eighths
of mile.
Fourth race. purse $500, of which s1oo TO
second horse, for two-year-olds and upward.
The winner to be sold at auction. Those en-
tered to be sold for $4,000, to carry weight
for age; if for $1,000, allowed ten pounds;
then one pound allowed Tor each $1OO dewn
to $500. Horses entered not, to be sold, to
carry five pounds extra. One mile and sew
enty yards.
second. for -year-olds and upward.
Weights five pounds below the scale.
winner of any race this year, of the value OF
$1,000, to carry five pounds extra. One
mile and sixteenth. 4s 8
Entries for To-Day.
First race, one mile-Anna Race, 1o1; !;
Louisa Forrest, 104; Lillian Lindsay, 10l;
Macbeth H., ia; Long Shot, 122.
Second race, one mile and furlong-
Heron, 1l2; Oklahoma Kid, a5; Lulie b, 80;
Queer Toy, "a: Delmar, l04; Prince Fortu-
natus, 10Y; Cousin Jeems. lib; Anna
Race, 90. 2-s
Third race, Ladies' stakes five-eighths Of a
mile-Silyer Charm, 100; Semper FideIe
100; Matte Allen. 100; Mary G, 1O2; Miss
Hawkins, l1O; Ethel 8, 102; Anne Eliza
beth, l04: Annie Brown, l13; Monte Rosa,
113; Ida Pickwick, lis; Palfiena, 1la. -ss
Fourth race, one mile and seventy Yards
Catherine B, 1O2; Rimini, ln3; khaftan.
lO4; Tenacity, lO4: Bertha, 1O6: Duke of
the Highland, 107;- LIE Premier, 112 =
Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile-Lela
May, ia; Long Shot, III; Khaftan, lit !;
Almont 122. 8
Selections: First race, Macbeth and Long
Shot: second race. Prince Fortunatus and
oklahoma Kid; third race, Palfena and
Annie Brown; fourth race, Duke of the
Highlands and Rimini; fifth race, Leila May
and Almont. nd :
The Pools. q $
Pools were sold last night on to-daY's
races as follows: aw
First Race-Macbeth, S12; Long Shot, $40;
Louisa Forrest, S6; Lillian Lindsay, "a;
Anna Race. So. iD@
Second Race-Cousin Jeems, S14; Prince
Fortunatus. $l4; Heron, $40; Delmar, 81;
field, So. 80
Third Race-Palfena. S1oO: Monte Rosa
and Ida Pickwiek coupled, S55; Anne Eliza.
beth. $50; Annie Brown, $50; Mary c aad
Miss Hawkins coupled. S22; Matte Allen,
$40; Silver Charm, $40; Semper Fidele, "a ;
Ethel S. So. soys
Fourth Race-Duke of the Highlands. $40;
Tenacity, SIS; Bertha, $12; Rimini, SO
Khaftan, 81; LIE Premier, So; Catherine
B, SO. j
field. S..