St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30

1: st. Dennis, 1is, 20 to 1; Motto, IA, 20 to 1;
Iarantella, lis, q to 1; Blizzard, lis, 20 to L;
Fidelio. 11S, 20 to l.
The Rhoda colt was the first to show
at the start, but was at once joined by
Peruvian, and the two raced neckS
apart to the stretch, where the Rhoda
colt appeared to be winning easily. In
the last furlong Bergen brought Ninone
up with a great rush, and fine finish
short head, while Ninone beat Peruvian
two lengths for the place. Time, 1:04.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes, mile
ana turlong-Starters: Sir John, lis, l to
1; Isaac Lewis, 110, to 1; Million, 80, s
to1
Sir John took the lead at the start,
ana with Isaac Lewis at his saddle
girths, and Million tloundering along in
the rear ten lengths away, made the
running to the FAR turn. He then babe
adieu to Lewis, and sailing along in the
easiest kind of way. won, pulled up, by
three lengths from Isaac Lewis, who
beat Million a like distance. Time,
1855.
Third race, a selling sweepstakes for three
year-olds, one mile-Starters: Hypadca. 107,
even; Flavia, l05, to 2; Calcium, 104, to 1 :;
Virgie, 81, 10 to l; India Rubber, 1T, to !;
Lepanto, 1O5, Is to 1.
Hypatica took the lead at the start,
and followed by Flavia and Calcium.
made the running to the stretch. Then
tlayla endeavored to close but it was
useless, and Hypatica won by two
lengths. Flavia beat Calcium for the
place. Time, 1:44115.
Fourth race, the Fort Hamilton handicap
for three year-olds, of $50, with 81, 500 added !;
one mile and flrlong: Starters -Terrifier,
10o, to :; Plcknicker, los, 5 10 1; Pessara
107, s to 1; Woodcutter, lis, 10 to 1; Leyeller,
los, 30 to 1; Hannah, 90, 30 to 1 !; Uno Grande,
90 10 to l. SNOWFALL 95, 40 to 1.
Terrifier was the first to show, and
gained on by Picknickner. They made
all the running with Uno Grande and
Pessara as their closest attendants
Terrifier finally drew away and won
easily by a length from Picknicker, who
beat Passara eight htlengths. Time l :554
MutualS paid 1920 straight and 1915
for the place. Picknicker paid S1035.
Fifth race-A heavy weight handicap
with $1,000 added; one mile Starters: Race
land l25. to ); Chesapeake lis, to 5; Bel
wood llS, 20 to /; Jack Rose 112, 10 to /;
Charley Post rs, Is to l.
Charley Post was the first to show at
the start and on Sutferance was allowed
to lead until the turn for home. Then
Chesapeake took the lead and piloted
the field into the stretch. When well
to close on him, but it was useless, and
Chesapeake won easily by three lengths
from Raceland, who beat Jack Rose the
same distance for the place. Time "A.
Sixth race, selling, sweepstakes, with
$1,000 added for three-year- one mile
Starters: Baldwin, 10S, 2 TO 1: Kittie II, 1U5,
q to 5; Gray Rock. 105, 8 to Il Fireworks, 102,
20 to 1; Tammany no. to 1; Orrze, 1O7, to l.
Baldwin got two lengths the best of
the start. and followed by Tammany,
Gray Rock and Kittie Il, he showed the
way around the lower turn and up the
back stretch, where Tammany and Kit
tie L commenced to close on him. When
the stretch was reached, Tammany and
Baldwin drew away from the others and
made a pretty finish, Baldwin lasting
long enough to win by head, while
Tammany beat Kitty T two lengths for
the place. Time, :464.