St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07


walkover for r. A. Swigert's colt,
Michael, by imp Glen Athol Verbena.
The stake was worth 1866 to the win
ner. The judges are Col. l.. NJ. Lewis
Clark, c. G.. Moffit and presi-
dent Rolla Wells. Timers, Capt.
Williamson and Ed Martin. Starter
j. B. Ferguson. The first three races
were won by favorites at prohibtive
odds. Ethel Gray in the first race held
her company safe to the last furlong
post. when she shot to the front and
cantered in. The two-year-old purse
was divided, and Greenwich won from
the first division without trouble. The
derby proved of no interest, as the only
question at issue was second money.
Clarion, a second choice horse, took the
fourth race after good contest.
First race, purse 600, three-year olds and
upwards five pounds above the scale, mile
Starters: Astralina, 107, Irwin 80 to /; Mag
gle X, 1O7, Keys, p TO l: Louise NJ, Ill. HaZ-
lett to 1. 5 to place; May Hardy, Ill Mad
dox. 20 TO !; John Norris, lie, O'Neill 10 to
/; Albo. 13l. Simpson, 20 to 1; Rorka 81,
Hutchell, 10 to /; Royal Flush, 81, Lilly. to
/; Captain Jack. 97, Madison, 20 to 1; Stem
winder. 101, Harvey. 30 TO /; Ethel Gray, 102,
Thorpe, to 5.
They were sent off at the first attempt
jumped to the front and led the field by
two lengths to the quarter. Thorpe
then took pull on the favorite and
they were strung out all the way around
with Royal Flush leading, Louise sec
ond, and Ethel Gray third. The favor
ite took the lead in the stretch and won
with ease by two lengths. Louise NJ
whipped out and beat Royal Flush a
neck for the place. Time, 1:514.
Second race, purse $500, for two-year- olds
penalties and allowances, five furlongs-
Starters: Minnie L, 105, Jones, to L; Queen
Esther, l05, Mcdonald. 30 to l; Nancy Hakes,
Jos, Sanford, % to l.; Lizzie Mack, 104, Haz
lett, to l.; Greenwich, 10, Lilly, 2 to 3;
Margaret O'Nelll, 1O1, W. Harris, 6 to /; Ger
trude, los. Galbreath, 20 to /.
Margaret O'Neill had the best of the
start by half length. Greenwich sec
ond, Nancy Hakes third, Gertrude last.
Margaret O'Neill made the running to
the stretch, where Greenwich came on
and won easily by length and half
from Minnie l., who beat Lizzie Mack
two lengths for the place, the others all
strung out. Time. los.
Third race, the St Louis fair Derby for
three-year olds $500 added, mile and half
Starters: Michael 122 Kiley to 10; Col.
Wheatly, 122, Overton, 6 to 1; Chimes, 122,
Emery. to /; Leader, 122, Keys, 30 to l.
BalgoWan was scratched.
Col. Wheatly was first away by
a length, Michael second, Chimes
third and Leader last. Wheatly
led for the first half mile. but
on passing the stand Kiley sent Michael
to the front, and he was never after
wards headed. Col. Wheatly hung on
to the place for mile, when he fell
back beaten and Chimes moved up. AT
the mile Michael was running easily a
length before Chimes, who was three
lengths before Wheatly, Leader six
teenth of mile back and beaten off.
Chimes made hic a tho bnaH nf tho
stretch, but all Kiley did was to let out
link on the faYorite's rein and Chimes
was done. The favorite galloped in
four lengths in front of Chimes, who
beat Col. Wheatly ten lengths. Leader
was beaten a furlong. Time, 1854.
Fourth race, selling. purse $500, mile and
i; Solid Silver, los, O'Neill, 10 to 1 Clarion.
ITO, Thorpe, 1 to /; Gendarme, 112, Pascoe |
to l; Timberland, "a, Jordan, 6 to 1; Edna A, |
67, Madison, 10 to 1; Jessie Mcfarland, 90, |
Wlthers, 10 to /; Texas Girl, 90, Sanford, 10 |
to L; Rufus A, 102, Jones, 60 TO 1; The Bishop, |
JOG, Costello, II to L; Royal Garter, ia, Z. |
Jones, S to 5.
Edna A and.Rufus A delayed thestart
Edna jumped the outside fence and !
When the flag fell Royal Garter was |
first to show, The Bishop second and |
Antonio third. Edna A last. Timber |
land took the lead passing the stand, |
and made the running to the stretch, |
with Clarion second, Antonio third and |
Royal Garter fourth. the others strung
out. Clarion took command in the
stretch, and won by two leugths, Tim
berland second, head before Royal
Garter, who came fast at the finish.
Time, 2:0S19. Clarion was sold to the
owner for the entered price.
Fifth race. purse $500. three-year- and
upwards, mile and q Quarter-Starters: st.
Leo 93, Sanford, 3 to !; ; Lucille Mannette 102,
Thorpe, 3 to 5; Alarie ia, Hazlet, TO l Kill
kenny 110, r. Hill, 10 to 1.
Alaric was first away, st. Leo took the
lead at the stand and increased it to five
lengths over the back stretch. Round
ing for home Lucille Mannette began to
close. There was whipping finish but
the favorite could not quite get up. st.
Leo won by a length, very tired horse.
Alaric was third, five lengths behind.
Time, 2:29.
Sixth race, purse 5000, for two-year-olds,
conditions same as second race-Starters:
Mollle Stone, u.s. Thorpe, to /; Barnard,
10S, Alt to /; Boston De, 10s. w. Harris .
to1; DaYezac, los, j. Jones, 10 to l Phelan
Dorian, 104, Pascoe, 10 to !; Knickerbocker,
los, Green, 30 TO /; Bob Campbell. 10s, Lilly.
20 to l; Jim White, 10S Lowrey, 20 to /; Tom
Harding, los, Walker, 20 to /; Dore, 49, E.
Jones, 9 TO /.
Johnny Winkle and Frank Kinney
were scratched. The start was strag-
Cling, with Boston De in front and Dore
almost left at the post. Boston De
into the stretch. There was a closing
and Dore jumped out of the bunch and
won by length and a half from Gold
stone. Barnard was third, Davezac
fourth and Boston De poor fifth.
Time. los.