St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-17
RECORD OF RACES.
q Reaction Follows the Ex-
citement at the Crave
end Track.
Rain Lessons Attendance, and
Mud Prevents Fast
Time.
1T Louisville a Large Crowd
Watches Some Splen-
did Racing.
Everything Appears Favor
able for the Chicago
Race Meeting.

GRAvEsEND, May 16.-The reaction
from the excitement of handicap day
was apparent on all sides to-day, The
rain, too, had something to do with the
attendance, and when the flag fell for
the first event the crowd in the grand
stand seemed a mere handful compared
with the multitude of yesterday. De-
spite the fact that the crowd seemed
small in comparison, fully 5000 persons
were present when the horses were
called to the post for the first event
The track was too heavy for fast time,
and on account of the mud many own
erS scratched their horses.
First race, Il sweepstake of $50 each. for
maiden threc-year olds with $1,000 added.
mile-lIypatia, liz, 10 to L; Port Chester, 1l2
to /; Mountain Deer, 112 to 1 Uno
Grande, ll2, 10 10 l; Tammany, 112 p to L;
ASben, ll2 TO /; ST. August, 1l2, II to 1 !;
John Cavauagh, liz, Z 10 ,.
Hypatia at once went out to make the
running, and with ASben as the runner
ASben found the pace too hot and fe |
back beaten. Tnen Port Chester took
second place, while John Cavanagh
commenced to move up. Entering the
stretch Hypatia maintained her lead,
and running well within herself, won
by six lengths, while Port Chester beat
Mountain Deer three lengths for the
place. Time, 1:45.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes of SD
zach, with Sl000 added, mile and furiong-
Sir John, ll2, to L: Tristan, 116, to 5: La.
Vinia Belle. l0J, 10 1; Million o. Is to L.
Tristan was the first to show at the
start. but ut once gave way to Lavinia
Belle, and for half the order was
Belle, Sir John, Tristan and Million.
Then Sir John ranged alongside the
leader, and the two ran like a team for
furlong, when Sir John took the lead.
When the stretch was reached Tristan
set sail for the leader, but could never
get up, and Sir John won easily by a
good length from Tristan, who beat the
Belle length for the place. Time
:59l5.
Third race, the Seaside stakes, for two
year-olds; $50 each, with 81, 800 added; five
turlongs-Oppressor 100, Is to [ Laughing
Wafer, l07. > 10 1; Lady Longfellow colt, 10l
TO /: Cucle sim. 10 9 to ,; Julio, 10, 30 to
Merry Duke. 10, 20 to /; Zerling 107, to
]; Arnica. IL, 40 to [: Milledau, 100 so to 1 {:
Knapp, 100 - to /; Disappointment, 100. 20
to |; Affinity colt, 100, 15tO /; Temple, 105, Is
10 /; Airshaft, %, 10 TO
Oppressor was the first to show, with
the Affinity colt, Laughing Water and
Lady Longfellow colt all we'll up. The
Affinity colt at once forged to the front
and made the running to the last fur
long, where he was passed by Oppres-
Sor, VINO won by a good length from
Laughing Water. who beat the Lady
LongfellOW colt the same distance for
the place. Time. 1903.
Fourth race. the Carlton stakes. for three.
year-olds. SlOO each, with Sl,500 added. one
mill IA
iS3' II to .: Picknicker u? 20 to 1; Warpath,
l,.2 30 to |; BOlero. 129, 1 TO 1; Algernon, 122
~ TO /; Nagabond. 122, - to |.
Russell was the first to show 10 a good
start and, with Warpath and Terriiier
close up, showed the way to the back
stretch, AlgernOn and VagabOnd bring
ing up the rear. When they straight
ened cut for the run up the back stretch
Narpath Joined Russell and the two
ran Ike a team to the turn for home,
with Ierrlfier and BOlero as their clos
est attendants. When they straight
ened out for the run in, Russell and
Ierrlier drew away and Russell won
by half length, while Terrifier beat
PIcknlcker four lengths for the place.
Time. 10.
Fifth race, sweepstakes for two-year-olds
nYe furongs-Startes Natalie 5, III, 3 to 1 :;
Mars, lis, even; Fred Lee Ils, tol: Picca-
dIly, ll5. % to 1; Jessica, lIG, Is to /: Sleet,
lis, II 10 /; Patrmony colt 1lS, 10 to / ;
Ninone, 115, 20 to I.
Natalie 5 exhibited great burst of
speed at the start, and in the first quar-
ter opened up gap of three lengths
Her bolt was shot when the stretch was
reached, however, aid Littefield
brought Mars up with rush. and won
by three parts of length from Fred
Lee, who beat the Patrimony colt a
n l,o lat Off
last, and ran good race. Time, 1:O51I.
Sixth race. sweepstakes, one mile
Starters Baldwin, ia, to | Strvke 1lS Z
To .; Blacklock, ia 20 to 1: Leontine. 20 %
to-.
After Baldwin and Stryke had made
the running to the stretch, WatterSon
took command and won easily by two
lengths from Baldwin, who beat Stryie
short head for the place. Time,
1863.
The programme presented for Mon
day is a good one as far as numbers go,
but there are no stake events to be de-
cIded, and the selling platers will have
chance to earn their oats.
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
GRAVEsEND, May 1G.-The entries
for Monday are:
First race. sweepstakes of $40 each. for
two-year-olds, with $1,000 added: five fur
longs-Emintrude, colt, lis; Lizzie Dunbar.
fliy, li5; Affinity colt, Mccormack, Bonnie
Rose. colt lis: Prudence, 1l5: Recess 1l5;
Nlnone. ll3: Equator, lis; Temple, 1lS; Air
tight, lis.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes, with
Sl,00 added, mile and three-sixteenths -Eon,
Il6; Lavinia Bell, l05; Eleve, 100; Elyton, 100
B b Million, So
Third race. sweepstakes for mares three
years ola and upwards, with $1,000 ADDED.
non-winners and maiden allowances. six fur
!ongs-G adabout, 9S; Young Grace 9S; Alge-
bra tlly, 80: Greylock, 100; Reclare, liz:
nifty \ an, H.; Flavia. 9S: Correction los;
Nelly Bly, l05; Meriden. l09
Fourth race, sweepstakes, for three-year-
olds and upwards, with 81 900 added; penal
lies and allowances, a mile-St Charles l06
Gettysburg, 1l6; Nubiail. 90: Strideawav, II6:
Portchester, 96; Banquet 122
FIFTH race. selling sweepstakes for two.
year-olds, with $1,000 added: five furlongs-
Stranathan, Sc: Bengal, 9S; Servis. 1O6: Yer
bena, lo1; disappointment 1917 Dr. Wilcox.
lib; Simple Gold colt, 1913; DR.. Vernon. lG5:
Natalie ;, lO5; Smuggier, 81; Airshaft les
SlXtn race, selling. sweepstakes for three
year-olds, with $1,000 added, six furlongs-
Sandstone, lU2; Adventurer, 102: Hands Off
IL; Claymorc l02; Mr.. Sass. 112: Goldstep
100: Picket, 10Y; Van Buren, 10l; Priscilla
"a; Lelanto, 102; Ketchum. 102; Glen Lacby
1O2; Gerberus, 112; Photograph, 102: Vint
age me filly. lG1: Boughrum, 10l; Port
chester, lO7; Annie 5, 81.
LOUISVILLE'S LAYOUT.
Good Weather. Rio attanda,..