St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-20
IN AND OUT MACS.
j. L. Williams Horses Were the

st. Louis Feature.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The weather
was fair and the track good to-day. The
feat ure of the day was the in and out
running of j. t. Williams horses.
Glockner and Ed Hopper have been
meeting, yet they came out to-day and
defeated fine fields. The kindergarten
stake showed fine filly in the winner,
Minnie l..
First race. selling, purse $500 for beaten
horses, mile-Event, 9S, Madison, 70 to 1;
Nickel King. 102 Il. Smith, 20 to i; The
Bishop, 103, Bastelle, to 1; Stemwinder, 104.
Withers, so to / ; Kallavalla, 105, j. Jones, to
[; Florence Shanks, 92, c. Mcdonald, 12 to 1 :;
De Leon, 93, Brophy 50 to 1; Ida L. 81,
Lo5wrey 10 OF to IL, /; Progress, 81, Pascoe to 1;
Fly Leaf, 81, Thorpe, to 1 Balance, to 1.
Balance fed from start to finish. WIN
ming by a length from Fly Leaf. Event
was third, length off. Time, AZ.
Second race, purse $500, mile and fifty
yards-Starters: Lucille Mannette, 105, Eng
lish, 10 to |; Chimes, 11o, Emery. to 1; An
ME May no. Pascoe, 80 to l; Col Wheatley,
115, Thorpe, Is TO [; Bob Tucker, 10, Weaver,
50 to l. Whitney, 10. r. Williams, to 5;
Valparaiso, 1I0, Hathaway, 20 to 1.
Lucille Mannett led from the start to
within 100 feet of the wire where Whit
ney passed her and won by a length.
Chimes was third, three lengths behind.
Time, :473l.
Third race, the kindergarten handicap for
twoyear- olds, five furlongs-Starters: Lou
don. lis, Allen. even money: Minnie L, lis,
w. Harris 4 to 1; The Hero 11S, R. Williams,
to 2: Goldstone, 110, Thorpe, Is to 1.
Loudon led to the quarter, where
Minnie l. passed and in the run down
the stretch she increased her lead and
won by three lengths from Gladstone,
who beat LoudOn half length for the
place. Time, 1:04.
Fourth race, The Bush purse, $500 added,
mile and sixteenth-Starters Mary Sue.
107, West, Is to 1; Glockner, 112, English, 9
to 1; Red Sign, III, Thorye, Z to /; Little
lett, to /; Pearl Moon, 123. Roach, 20 to 1;
Van Zant, 81, Thompson, 20 to 1; Maggie r,
JOB, Pasco. 30 to L; Whitney, 104, c. Sloan,
40 to |.
Mary Sue made the running to the
stretch, with Little Crete second and
in the stretch and won by two lengths
from Aloaha, who beat Whitney
length for the place. Time. 1909.
Fifth race, Directors handicap. 5000 added,
mile and an eighth = Starters: Princess
Limo, 105, English, 5 to 9; Shibboleth, lis,
Leh, 105, Bustelle, 6 10 / Gen d'arme, 105,
Pascoe, 13 to L; Palmetto, 100 Thompson S
to 1; Lemoine H. 105. Madison, to l Carter
B, 80, Thorpe, 10 to 1; Sight Draft, 81, Jor
dan, 20 TO 1.
Lemoine H took the lead Immediately
after they were sent off, and was never
headed. winning by four lengths from
Guido, who beat Princess Limo half
length for the place. Time, 1:56.
Sixth race, selling, purse $500, mile-Start-
ers. Ed Hopper, 107, English, 2 to /; Bar
ney, III, Thorpe, to I: Somerset, 101, San
ders, to L; Rimini, 102, H. Smith, to 1; Sill
yer Dollar, 81. Lowrey, u to l.: Captain Jack
S. Jordan, IS to l; Castillian, 96, Brophv, 20
to L; GOV. Wheeler, 103, w. Harris, 10 to !;
May Hardy, los, Mattox, Is to /.
Somerset led for half a mile. with
Gov. Wheeler second and Castillian
third. In the stretch Captain Jack led
to the stretch, Barney second, but both
were quickly passed by Ed Hopper, who
won by two lengths from May Hardy,
Captain Jack third. Time, 1 :46.