St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-30

Lie same place High Iarln dropped
dead and within twenty yards of where
Jockey Britton was so seriously in
jured on Friday last. Mr.. Scroggan. for
whom Britton rides, stated that much
the jockey was to-day better. Eli Kill
dig was slight favorite over Asben III
the first dash, and he won with some
thing to spare. Dearest was the most
fancied in the second race; Williams
placed her well at the start, and had no
trouble in winning. Four of the seven.
favorites won, land all were well backed.
Following are details. eog
First race. purse $500. for three-year-oid
gle Jordan 107. Penny, TO l; Asben, III, X
Williams. to L; Caprice, 107, Boyer. 10 to ]: /:
Zender. lie. Mccarthy, to 1; Eli kindig, 1i2,
Overton, TO 1; Topstone, 112, Fox, 6 to L
Asben jumped out and showed the
way TO the stretch, with Maggie Jordan
and Eli Kendig next. in the order
named. When well Strengthened cut
OverIon sent Eli kendig to the front
and won easily by two lengths. Asben
beat Gender neck for the place. Time,
1:42H.
Second race. purse $500. for maiden two
year-olds entrance $40, five-eighths of mile
starters: Bessie Bisland, los, Fox. q to L;
Orlie 10S, Goodale, 10 to 4: Ida Rossingt9n,
! 1OS, Hathaway. 10 tc j; Captain Beilairs. III,
Golliday. 20 to L: Dearest, LOS, r Williams.
to 2: Glenoid, Ill, Penny 10 TO L; Gilpatrick,
Ill. Porter, 10 to /: Reflection, los, Finne-
gan. 20 to 1; Penless. 10s. Mccarthy. 3 to l.
Glenoid was In front when the flag
fell, the others close up. Dearest went
forward in few strides and was never
headed, winning by half length from
Bessie Risland, who beat Ida Rossing-
ton head for place honorS. Time,
1:07s4.
Third race, handicap for three-year-olds
and upwards, OF Sl5 each. with SsOO addeo,
Carthy. 6 TO /; Atticus. Ill. Oyerton, to l0;
Pal netto, 90. Thompson, is 10 L; Faklr lUg
Penny, to j.; Allan Bane. 100. Mcdonald,
to l.; Ed Hopper, 100, English, Is TO l.
Palmetto showed the way for mile,
where he fell in heap. Then Atticus
took up the running, and, coming on,
won under drive by neck from
Fakir, who beat Ed Hopper two lengths
for place. Time, 2:45.
Fourth race, purse $500, for three-year. olds
and upwards, selling allowances, mile-Start-
eTs: Laura Agnes, 96, Fox, 4 to /: hephisto
%. Regan, 10 10 |; Van Buren,, 90. Porter, . TO
/; Bill Nye, 80, Keith, 10 TO l; Laura Ford
10l, Hennessy, 20 10 1; Lord Lolsdale 1OS
Harris. 20 to 1; j. j. Healey, 10S, Morris. 30 to
1; Little Annie 102 Finnegan, 10 to i; ZeKe
Hardy. los, It. Williams. 10 to L; Som
erset 1Oe Haziett. to I; Bon Air, 1OS,
Thorpe, 20 to [; Hopeful. no, Mccarthy, 3 to
/: GOV. Wheeler 10S, Seaman, 20 to 1.
To fairly good start Bon Air and Van
Buren, showed first. These two were i'll
the front to the stretch, where there was
general closing. Bon Air lasted long
enough to win by half length from
Somerset, who beat Hopeful length.
Time, 1:46M.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes OF SO
each. with 500 added, mile and an eighth
Starters: Ed Bell, o. Freeman, II 10 L; Los
Angeles, I06, Williams, to 5; Glockner H.
Fishburn. to l. Noretta, 105 BusteIle Is to
l; My Fellow, III, Mccarthy, to L; Eli, 100
Porter. 10 to |; Long Shot, 1l5 Overton. . to
/; Acclaim, 81, HennesSey, % TO L.
Ed Bell was first away with Glockner
next. Ed Bell set the pace down the
back stretch and to the turn where the
field began to close on the leader. At
the betting sheds Long Shot drew away
and won by length from Los, Angeles
who beat Eli length for place. Time,
1:591%.
Sixth race, purse $780, for maiden two
| year olds, five-eights of a mile-Starters:
Lord Willowbrook. Ill, Thorpe. to L; Judge
Arkel l. Ill, Penny, to L; Ito Grande, III,
r. Williams. Q to 2; Miss Bulwark, 10S Nary
ice, TO i; Ray S, Ill. Mccarthy. 10 to l.:
Tom Harding. Ill Hazlitt, z to /; Tom Eli
OFT, III, Fox, to I; Big Casino, Iii, Oyerton,
3 to l..
Tom Harding got the best of the start
and he stayed in front all the way,
winning by head from Lord Willow
brook, who beat Rio Grande length.
Time, :0412-
Seventh race, purse $500, for three-year-olds
and upwards, selling allowances. mile-Start-
ers: Billy Pinkerton, 10s, Seaman. Is to l !;
Rosa, liz. r. Williams, 10 to l; John DAILY,
los, Norris 4 to 1; Pat Conley. 9S, Mcdonald
s to / Silver Lake. 105, Fox. 10 /: Fortlaw,
| l13, Overton, to L; Martin Russell, no.
Thorpe, IL to 1: Modjeska. 93, Keith. 10 to i !;
, Minnie Elkin. 102, Smith, s to 1; Sir Planet
9S, Porter, TO l.
Portlaw set the pace and was never
headed, winning by length from Billy
Pinkerton, who beat Martin Russell the
same distance. Time, 1:46.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, two-year-oids, six furlongs-
Judge Hughs. lis; Dan Kurtz, LIS: Two Bits,
lis; Blaze Duke, 11S; Falero, lis; John Wind
isch, lis; Bracelet lis; Sweet Blossom, 1OS;
Astrakan, los.
Second race, three-year-oId colts, mile and
sixteenth-Promfret, 110; RinfO, LIP; Tom
Rogers. LIS.
Third race, Englewood stakes, mile-Santa
Anna, 10: EsperanZa, liz; Philora, LII;
| Shipmate, III; Miss Hawkins, 122; Ida Pick
wick, 124
Fourth race, handicap. nine furlongs-
Santiago 1lS; Ernest race 10; Rosemont
100; Whitney, 9S; Faithful, 81.
Fifth race. six furlongs, heats-Big Three.
119: San Saba, III: Creole. 1906; Tom Hood,
100; Pilgrim, l07; Little Crete, log; Olee, 102.