St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-21
WARM FOR BooKETAKERs.
Fayorites Are Winners at the Ten.
neSsee Track

nessee Track.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 2O.-The sixth
day OF the spring meeting mad splendid
weather and fine track The attend
ance was large. BlarneyStOne Jr. be-
ing scratched in the club stakes made
an easy victory for John Sherman who
won easily. The favOrites again nal
IL warm for the bo0kmakers.
First race. for tW0-year-Olds. purse 800
haIf mlle-Starters: Sewanee, lis Bunu. u
to /; Queen Isabella. l15. Deloug, - to [;
Leonora }, 1l5, Magee, to L; Henry jenkins.
1lc, eStdl, TO /. Maggie Martin. ll5, Mono
han. 10 TO L; Helen n. 30 Britton. even
money; Frank Kinney, lis, OvertOn, = to 1.
Ihey were sent away at the fourth
attempt, LeOnOra leading by two
lengths, Isabella second ana Sewanee
third At the quarter Isabella led by a
length. Helen n second and Le0n0ra J
third. At the head of the stretch Leo
nora j and Kinney were on even terms,
with Helen length IN the lead. Near
ing the wire Kinney made desperate
attempt for the place, running Sewanee
out by nose Helen y won bV two
lengths. Time. 0:52.
Second race. for maiden e-year-olds
pnrse 500. three quarters of 4 miIe-St arters:
cumberland, 20. Thorpe, u to /; Romeo, ia,
Z Harris 10 TO /; BIZ Nye. 100. BcittOn. 3 to
/: Charley Dukes, lob, Gardner. II to [:
EOndy, %. Regain. - to 1 ; Frederick III III
W. Hi, ) to /; SOnOn1a, Is, Bum. ) to En-
counter. III, Fink. l. to l. The Maid 9S
Payne. - to [; Bob McCart, 100. Goodale, 3
to l.
At the start FOndy showed in front.
Sonoma second and Timberland third.
At the quarter Fondy still led by two
lengths. Bill Nye second and SOnOma
third. At the half Bob Mozart had
taken second, and was hard after Fon-
Gy, who was still length in the lead
Into the stretch TimberIand pushed his
way through the crowd and came very
strong, winning by a length from Nc
Cart, who was nose in front OF SonO-
ma. third. Time. I:1S15.
Third race, club stakes. mile and an eighth
-Ntarters. Carter 3, Jos. Thorpe. To /;
w hitter. %. GOodale, to 1; BrandOlette. IS,
tenny, to /; Joe Carter. 90 Regain. to /;
AIphOuse. $50. DeIOug. D to L; Ida PickWick
". W. Harris. ID to 1; John sherman 10I,
Bum. to l.
They were given good start. with
BrandOlette the leader by a length.
Passing the stand Brandolette was still
a length in front of AIphonse. with
PickWick third. At the half Alph0nse
had taken the lead. Sherman moving I'D
to second place. and PickWick third
Sherman took the lead at the three
quarter pole, and was not headed win
ter, second, who was a length in front
of AlphOnse. third. Time. l 80 -.
Fourth race. purse 500, three-Q quarters Of
a mlle-Starters: Red Light l13 G0Odale. + to
>; Eugene lGl. Freeman , to /; Winnie
Woods -, Kuhn. - to 1 : COrOnet s.. Britton.
Z to [; zulu lQ4 Thorpe. 10 to l.; Donovan
lJj. Gardner 20 to /; Mandolin 101 Penny
> to l.
Red Light jumped off in the lead and
was never headed, winning easily by
two lengths. with Madeline second. a
nose in front Of Eugene, third. Time,
1:IT1I
Fifth race. purse 500. thrae-quarters OF a
mile-Starsers: Miss Mary. l07. Steepe. 10 to
/; Justice. 1916. c. Sloan. 6 to 1: Bob jacobs
lJb. BuJtOn- to l; Rose Howard. 100. Bum.
> to l.: Fan King. l)+ Penny. ; TO L; y J. 90
Kuhn. > 10 [; EeXatOr. I)6. Gardner Is to [:
Tramp, I03. W. Harris, - TO 1; Maud B. %
Thorpe. l. to !.
Fan King led the strung-out crowd
from the start and was not Oyertaken.
although pushed hard to the stretch by
Miss Mary, only beating her by a head
Maud B third. The faV0rites, j j and
Jacobs got left. Time, III.
Sixth race. purse 500. mile-Starters Koko.
l12, ;. Warren to T.; queer Toy, I04. E.
HARMS J. to ]; Leman- 81 GemCets- Is to [;
Bob L. lUl. BrttOn. > 10 1; NeYa c. 102. Free
man. j. 10 [; Clifford. los OvertOn 3 to 1:
AOnita Hardy. 1I5, Magee. . TO I; Rem March
9s Gardner 10 L; Pickup, I05. Sleppe, 10
TO l.
They were away at the third attempt.
TO a beautiful start. with Neva c lead
ing, Pickup second and Ben March
third. Neva & led to the half. where
she gave way to Ben March, Pickup
third. Ben March had secured first bY
the time the thTee-Quarter pole was
reached. Bob b second and Neva e
third. the others punched close ND. En-
tering the stretch. they came on even
terms. and all whipping with Monlta
Hardy working hard for hrst Nearing
the wire. Bob L. by BrlttOn's superior
riding. forged ahead and won by a half
length from Clifford. who beat MOnita
Hardy a head for the place. Time.
I:4544
PLACE YOUR MONEY,
MEMPHIS. April 2U.-The entries and
weights for to-m0rroW'S races are as fol
lows:
First race, half mile. two-ye -olds-Zan-
tippa, 10; Engaritta. no; Miss Lulu. 10;
West Lake. 1i3; Tom Paxton. II3; GOV Por-
ter, ll5; PheIen DOrlen, 1l3.
second race. seven-eighths of mile sell
ing-WIllOw- 9s; Rose Howard. lt2; Silver
Charm. lj5; Leman. 106; CrispinO. l06: John
Adams. los: Texas Girl, 10; BelladOnna. 1l3:
jim Quinn, III; Neva G. ia; Barch. Il6;
HGrdee, II6; Fred IaraL. lis; Billy Pinkerton,
lis.
Third race, half mile Lassie stakes two
year-Olds-Adelia. 40: Addie, 40; Queen
Olivia. 40; Chaperon. Il0; Gray Goose. 40.
Fourth race. seven-eighths OF mIIe-Aaud
B, %: Bonnie Bird. 100; FriendIess 10; In
science, Ill; Red Sign. ia.
Fifth race. mile, Owners handieap-Phi-
lora, IS OdreY, 50; Lizzie Gwyune. s.: My
Queen, 80.
SELECTIONS
First race. Lanuppa ana GOV Porter: sec
Oud race. Hardee ana Texas Girl: third race
Gray Goose and Queen Olivia; fourth race
triendless ana Red Sign; fifth race. PheIora
and Ny Queen.
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