St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-14

half the positions were unchanged n
i0ng way from the wire. They passed
the stand In the same order. but ON the
pack stretch Hart Wallace and High
Iarlft Joined strides with Balgowan al
his same old place. The gap opened nm
TO two lengths, but a motion of Muir,
phys arm let slip little more head
room that kingman had been asking for,
ana the gap was slowly closing. Tht
pace, qulckened as the mile was fin,
ished. klngman's stride was as regu
lar and his head was in the air, although
murphy had been gradually improving
ms position: Rounding the last tur1
before Strengthening out time King,
lhah head was down, but I'D
seemed not anxious to put the
pace at livelier speed. He mad ths
otilers beat at any time, and the only
one that made show against him was
RRalgowah. A furlong from the post
hlhgfhan was on even terms with BaL
gowan, the rest beaten back. The
Struggle was brief-another kink OF
Murphy's lines went out, the whip de-
seehded, and the colts response was
a Burst Of speed
that shook the hard-whipped and hard.
ridden BalgoWan off, and sent him
winner of the Kentucky Derby of 1Sgi
by an open length. Balgowan was sec.
0nu, length from High Tariff, Hart
wallace half length to the rear No.
Dody expected fast time, for there was
nothing to make Kingman run, and
WIN track heavy with dust there
was was no disappointment when Capt.
Billy Williamson hung out from the
stand the figures 2:52l(. The distance
was the regular DERBY route, one and
one-halt miles, and each carried 12a
pounds. Spokane's time with Proctor
hhott IN the 1889 Derby was 2:S41I. ths
fastest ever made in this event Before
To-Day event the slOWeSt time was 2.45.
made in 1890 by Riley. There was little
enthusiasm, for the others Seemedsout1
classed by Kingman. The pecuniarv
value OF this years Derby is about
S4,lO0. kingman. the winner, is bay
colt by imp. Glengarry. dam Patricia by
nauXham. and 1t trained by his owner,
dudley Allen, running in the name OF
the Jacobin stables.
The Routine.
First race, extra. six furlongs, selling,
weight Tor age, threequarters Of n mile
Starters; limini 100 Patterson, Is to (; Too
sweet lO2. Penny. to /; Blue Maid, 1O4,
Bum, TO 1: Bob L, I05 Goodale, TO fl
Jubilee, lO1. freeman. To [ Estelle. 0a Me.
Donald; to >; Bonar, %. Thorpe, 50 TO II
to zero; w stewart; - to !; Sunlight 100, Brit
ton, 10 |; Proiligate, III, Boyer, 80 to T.
When they cleared the dust entering
the strotch all were punched, but Tod
Sweet came through and won by
length, untouched by whip or spur,
from Jubilee, who came fast in the lasi
furlong, and beat Bob |. the same dis
tance for the place. Time. 1916.
Second race, purse $500, three year old
maldeus, allowed five pounds: weight for
age, Il mile-Stariers George Wheeler 1Os.
Steppe. 20 to 1; Marion l21, Bunn 6 to ii
Kalnier JOG. Penny ) to l; Dickerson LOG,
Flnnegan TO /: MIlt Young 106. Goodale S
to .; Sir Aener l0t. Thorpe TO 2; Mapelle
10l, BrittOu 3 TO |.
Not much trouble was experienced in
sending away, and they were necks
apart for the first half. Strengthening
out in the stretch. Milt Young took com.
mand and Won As lie pleased by a length
from Mabellc, il head before Sir Abner.
Time, IA.
Third race, purse 500. Tor two,year.oid,
ana upwards, five furlongs-Starters: Re-
hef, Iie Jones to Anadila, l01, McDon.
Grandma 10. 'Britton, 5 TO l. Mary Anna,
1O5, keyes 10 to /; Ce"erton, 1OS Bower, to
l; John Berkley, los Finnegan, TO i; Cher
ry Bounce, los, Thorpe, 3 to 1.
The dust obscured everything until
entering the stretch. when Ceyerton
fI.
and bad desperate battle to the wire.
They ran heads together for the last
furlong, and neither could win. 1t was
called dead heat, UnGdilla being a
length away Purse divided. Time, l :OA
Fifth race, selling allowances, for three
year olds and upwards, 500 added by Frank
Fehr, three quarters of miIe-Starters: Duke
or Highlands, l02; Penny, 5 TO 2; Mary II,
103; Mcdonald, H. 10 l.; Governor Ross 1O4;
Steppe, 1 10 /; Ed Hopper lO4; Britton, 3 to
/; Bob Forsvthe, 100; Freeman 5 10 1 Turk,
SG; Juson, 10 TO L; SuliosS 9S; Perkinson. /
102; Fox, TO / Red Sign, 100: Stcppe, S TO 1;
Royal Garter, 10); Goodale, ) to /.
The delay at the post was tedious, as
many breakaWayS occurred. When
they finally got away there was but lit
tie advantage. The Duke of Highlands
showed in front at the first quarter, but
Strengthened out for the finish Sull
Ross and Royal Garter made whipping
finish, both beating Duke out. Sui
Ross won the heat by a neck from
Royal Garter, half a length before Duke
of Highlands. third. lime, 1:l4. In
the second heat Ed Hopper TOOK COM
mand at the first quarter and held il
until entering the stretch. Half a fur.
long from the wire Sull Ross and Royal
Garter were whipping hard and were
heads together. and finished together,
the second heat resulting in a dead
heat, Ed Hopper third. Time, 1867.
In the run off Sull Ross won as he
pleased. and finished two lengths be.
fore Royal Garter. Third, 1:16.
ENTRIES AND POOLS FOR TO-DAY.
First race, one mile, three year-old maid.
ens-Edith L, 10l. s.; Hind0ette, 1G1, SIS;
Virgin H., i0l. Si3; Cupbearer.1)6, SIC; ship.
mate, lOl, S3i Tarquin, lO6, Sl2; Liberty Bell,
106, $40.
Second race half mile selling. two-year,
olds-Ferndale, % Dennis VI, %; John b, g5t
Beckie Sharp. 81; Roseman. o., SO; Ten I'd
One, 100; Uncle Frank. 100; s.: Ceverton, 100,
S2l; Maud Howard, 102; Helen Y. 101, S2ji
Ragner 107, S22: Pendleton, 108; Field sl6
Third race, IlearstbOrue stakes fveeightht
of mile, twOyearold hllies-Adalia 1l5t
Bracelet; Avondale Stable 1l5, S55; Ignite
lis; Badoura BassfOrd Mannor. Ito. S25
Jean, no. 50; Greenwich, ! l5 SIS: Whltd
Wings no. s.: Fanette. 10; Gliding (Peppel
eutIy) no, Sl0 Hispania, 10, s.; American
Lady, us: Chaperone, 10, $50; Day Dream.
40. 81.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards-Lit
tie Annie 9G, 80; Mount. 10l, $50; Tom
Rogers 10l. $50; BOP Miles, 121. So; George
town. 10l $40.
Fifth race, mile 100 yards. handicap
Fairy Queen, 81, so: Response 100, SZOI
Princess Annie. 100, So. Hamlet 105, S1Oj
Robespierre, 1i0, 80; Clockner, III, So.
TENNY WORKED STRONG