St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-24
PROCTOR IS A PINK.
The Old Derby Winner Easily
Takes a Race at Mem
phis.
A Yell Of Delight by the Crowd
Greets the Great
Racer.
Alphonse Takes the Heat
Race, With Crispino in
the Place.
Rainier, the Montana Young
ster, Winner Of the Ham
dicap.

pliSc VI lile lllilIu Jay Ol UuG SpIllS
meeting was the work of Fl uron in the
third race. Monohan kept him we'll up
throughout the race, and he finished an
easy winner without the use of whip or
spur. Proctor Knott came out to-day
for the first time at this meeting, and
| the appearance of the famous racer was
| hailed with yell of delight. The ease
with which he won the stake race Edem-
onstrated that he is in fine form. The
track was very sloppy. Following are
! the details:
First race for two-year-olds purse 800,
long. 10 l: Maggie Martin. 100; Penny 20 10
| l; Frank Kinney, 1906; Thorpe, 6 to 1; Dar
kartZ, leg; Bum, 10 to /; Glencora, ITO,
Seguin. 40 to l; Helen n. TIC; Britton, 3 to 5;
Sam Farmer. 113. TO 1. Overton.
Olivia was in front at the start,
Farmer, second and Helen n, third.
At the quarter Farmer took the lead
and was not again headed, winning
easily from Helen y by length: Frank
Kinney third. Time, 51M.
selling, purse SlgO-starters: Crispino. 81,
% to /: I. }. Rusk, ST, Regain, to I; Gull,
9S, Hatfield 80 10 /; Alphonse, l14, Bum, l
,; Ora, los, Delong. ) to 1.
Alphonse was first away, followed
closely by Rusk and Gull. He led until
the stretch. where Rusk took the lead,
AlphOnse following into second place,
Haramboure third and Crlspno fourth.
Nearing the wire, with Alphonse COM
ing strong. Rusk pushed him hard and
passed into the lead. Just as the vie
tory was assured, Crispino made a rush
from fourth place and won by a neck
from RuSk, AlphOnse third. Time, :204.
Second heat-Betting: Crispino, to
5; L. j. Rusk. 3 to /; Alphonso, 6 to );
the others unchanged. Rusk was i'll
front at the 90, Alphonso second, a head
i'll front OF CrlSpino third. AlphonSo
and Rusk exchanged positions at the
quarter, and this was the running to
the finish, Alphonso winning by head,
Rusk was two lengths in front Of Orc
third. Crispino was fourth. Time.
1:2S12. Time first heat. :2014; second
1:2l.
Third race, CASTOR hotel stakes; $1,000
added; for two-year-olds, five furlongs:
Starters Burch, 49, Monohan, 5 to 1 Phil
Dwyer, 1l3, Overton, 10 /; Wightman, lie,
Penny, TO ,; Chaperone, lie, Britton, 3 to |.
They were given a beautiful start,
Wightman being in front, Huron sec
ond, Dwyer third, Chaperone last. At
the quarter Chaperone had secured first.
neck in front of Wightman, Dwyer
third, with Huron close up. They were
all punched at the half, but Wightman
again showed his head for an instant,
with Dwyer second. At the head of the
stretch Huron came up strong, and with
out touch OF the whip won from
| Wightman by a length. Phil Dwyer
was third. Time. 1:0534.
| Fourth race, seven-eighths of a mile, spe-
| cial; purse Si0O-Starters: Odrey 80, Watson,
| to l; Proctor Knott lib, Britton to ;; Red
unit
| Oyerton, Z to |.
Bankrupt had the best Of the start by
a half length, Red Sign second and
| Proctor Knott third. At the quarter
Red Sign was in first place, Proctor
| Knott second and Bankrupt third. BY
! the time the half was reached Proctor
had secured first place, Bankrupt sec
ond and Red Sign third. Knott was
never headed, and although pushed
hard by Red Sign in the stretch, few
reminders brought him up, and he won
easily by three lengths. Red Sign was
| second, half length in front of Bank
rupt, third. Time, 1888.
Fifth race, handicap, one mile-Starters:
Royal Flush, 95, Penny. } to /; Hazehurst
l05, Steppe. y to 1; j c, 105 Freeman s to
/; Linlithgow, ITO. belong, Z to 1; Bob l., 112
Bntton. , to /; Rainier, 115, Overton, s to l.
| Ethel Grey, III. Thorpe. ) to 1.
| INOy al L IuSl NdS Ill lIO1lU dU IIlG Tap OF
the drum, Hazelhurst second, Ethel
Grey third, HaZelhurst made the run
ming from the quarter to the stretch.
with Royal Flush second and Rainier
third. At the head OF the stretch Bob
l. made squirt and secured the lead,
but was Immediately relegated to fourth
| place by Rainier, Ethel Grey and Hazel
hurst. In whipping finish Rainier won
by half length, Ethel Grey second and
Hazlehurst third. Time, 1:472.
To-DAYs ENTRIES.
First race, four furlongs-Did not fill. Sell
| ing race, mile, closes tomorrow a. m.
Second race, maidens three year-olds, six
furlongs-Miss Courtney. no: Berndene, 112;
Sea Foam. 1l2; Kehama, lis; Liberty Bell,
lis; Charlie Dukes, rs; Bon Ton. 1lg
I Third race. handicap nine furlongs-Whit-
tier. so; Cashier, 100; Orc, 100: Red Sign, 100:
Rainier, 1903; Doliikens, 10; Verge Dor lis.
Fourth race seven furlongs-Ben March,
100; Bob Jacobs, ia: Bankrupt, ia; Gov
Ross, III; Gull, III; Atticus. III.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
Clifford 90; Leman, %; Insolence 9S; Billy
Pinkerton. 9S; Blue Veil, 101; Whittier, 101;
Justice, 104.
SELECTIONS.
First race, Liberty Bell and Hehama: sec
ond race Cashier and Verge Dor; third
race. Bob Jacobs and Bankrupt; fourth race
Clifford and Leman.