St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-08

man and Clio neck and neck. At the
furiong Clio pulled away and ran home
under pull, winning by length. Chap
man second a length and half before
DR.. Nave, third. Time, 1:43s%.
Third race a free handicap sweepstakes,
mile and three furlongs-Starters: Fayette,
1903. 10 to 1; War Peak, 81, 15 to l; Out
bound, IL, 3to1; Hypocrites 1872 Los to 70 2;
Ormie. los. - to 1; Unite, log, 6 to 1:
Longlight. 100, 10 to l.
Outbound got the best of the flag,
Ormie second and close up, the others
punched not far away. At the flrst
quarter Ormie led Unite by half a
length, the others punched. At the
judges stand Ormie, Hypocrite and
Longlight was the order playing for The
inside, Orm1e taking it at the next
"a uarter At the mile Ormie was first,
Longlight second, Hypocrite third. Into
the stretch Hypocrite took the lead,
Longight second, Ormie third, all whip
ping. A furlong from home Fox began
to whip Ormie, and about fifty yards
from the wire ran to the inside and
sneaked through, passing Hypocrite
only jump from the wire. winning BY
a short head, Outbound third. This is
FOX'S first winning mOupt at this meet
ing, and brought forth deserved APP
plause as he landed his horse winner in
fast time, breaking the record of Trib-
outlet at San Francisco in 1883, and that
of Richmond at Sheepshead In the same
year by three quarters Of a second.
Time, 2:2O&.
Fourth race, for all ages. purse 5000. mile
and a slxteenth-Star ters: Winning Ways.
"a, 10 to l; Dyer. "a. tosl; King Like, lo1,
10 to ! Macauley. 100, to l; Jake Miller
n 70 I hot II Y n I q.
land, 104, 5 to /; Yattell, 1O4. + to l.; Bel
shaw, 90, 20 to /; Marry Nc, 90, % to L;
Etrurla, 80, 8 to 1.
Vattell got off first, Harry Nc close
up. They all ran well punched up to
the half, when Long Shot showed up
and set the pace, making very hot one
to the three-quarters, where they all let
60 except Etruria and Dyer, who took
after Long Shot, but Barnes kept him
to the front. beating Dyer by length,
Etruria third. half length behind
Dyer. Time, 1:49I.
Fifth race, for ali ages, one and one-six-
teenth miles-Starters: McMurty. 81. ~ 70
l.: Tenacity, 1O4, to L; Hornpipe. Iva, q
to /; Quotation, SO even; Bonaletta, 81, 70
to L; Bonnie King, 81, 5 to L; Spalding 81.
10 to l.
Tenacity jumped off in the lead, and
held it at the half. with McMurty sec
ond. In the stretch McMurty came up
very fast, passing Tenacity. and going
home winner by half a length. Tenac-
ty second, length ahead of Bonaletta,
third. Time, AT.
Sixth race, for three-year-olds and up
wards, selling, purse $500, mile and three
sixteenths-Starters: Kaloolah, 1O4, 3 to /;
j 7, 10Y, 5 to l: Carus, 100, 6 to l.; Wood
craft, 100. to 5; Vexator, 1O2, 3 to q;
Meckie H. 49,, 6 to l: Lottie S, &c. 10 to ].
Vexator took the lead and made a
great run for it, never letting go until
fifty feet from home, when WOodcraft,
L0ttie S and Kal0olah passed her.
Woodcraft won by head. Lottie 5
second, Kaloolah third. Time, 2:02.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, maidens, six furlongs-Little
Scissors, IOS; Marmora, lO8: Maribeau, Ill i;
VALERA, Ill; Yazoo. LII; Glenrush. Ill.
Second race mile and asixteenth-Etruria,
90; Lillian Lindsay, %; Atticus, 80; Fly
away, 1O4; louisa Forrest, 103: Robes
pierre, 100; 10 Courtney, II.
Third race, Drexel stakes, mile-Nor
113; Blarneystone Jr., 118; English Lady,
118: ia ia, l13; Santiago, 1913.
Handicap sweepstakes. mile and seventy
yards Martin Russell, ITO; Prophecy, no,
Gymnast, 1O8; Hamlet, 1OS; Lucy johnson.
los; Cashier, 1903; Lizzie B, 106.
Six furlongs, heats-Justlce Lyon, 1O1 !;
Duke of Sonora, IO1; Radcliffe, 1O8; Henry
Mack, lO8; Louise M, 112; Susie s, ia;
Delmar, III; Pain Killer, 119: Pat Sheedy,
119; Katie S, 119; Lakeview. l22.
Selections: First race Little Scissors and
Markham; second race, Robespierre and Joe
Santiago; fourth race, Catalpa and Gymnast;
fifth race. l.akeyieW and Delma.