St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-15

the best of the start, and Tarquin, the
favorlte, was all but left standing at the
post. Cupbearer led around the far
turn and into the stretch, where he died
away. Shipmate took after Tarquin,
the leader, and furlong from the wire
had him beat. Shipmate won by two
lengths, Tarquin secoud, length be-
fore Virgin IL, third. Time, las.
ENTRIES AND POOLS.
First race mile, selling-Lady Lisbon. %,
S. Odrey. 95, 50; Maggie Moore, So 81; Gov,
Wheeler. 104 81; L. H., los. S3; Limit hgow
JOG, S25; Profiigate, 100. 81; Royal Garter
ITO, IS.
Second race, fve-eighths of a mile. 2-year-
olds-Umatilla, 125; Day Dream. 105 So; Mary
Anna, los: Sunshine whisky, los, SIS; Dore,
0S; Unadila, los, SO; John B., 10S; Orville,
0S, IS: Bracdelet 10, 500; Sallie Taylor
TO- Strathmaid white and Wilkinson en-
Tyl, is, S5; Buckhound. 49, $40; Wantanga,
Third race mile-Princess L imo, 100, $50;
Marion c, 1l6, SIS; Proctor Knott III, $3.50;
Protection, 10Y, 500
Fourth race l 1-16, selling-Ora, 95, S26;
Bob L, 103. $40: Jack Brady, 10, %: T,
112, SIG; Duke of highlands, ia, S25; Nina
Archer, 1l5, Sl7: Liederkranz, ll6, S.; Bob
Forsythe, rs, IS.
Fifth race, nile and seventy yards-Ru-
dolph, %, $40: Hart Wallace, 100. S35; Bonny
Byrd, 100, S35: Hin doc Lass 100 S.; Rainier,
101, $40; Brandoletee. 102, $50; Carter b. 105.
SIS; Dolikins 107, SIS; Jubilee. 10Y, SIS:
Catalpa, 107, $50; Trust 107, $40; Tenacity,
40, S-5.
Second race, selling, purse $500. for two
year-olds. proper weight, for $1,000, half a
miIe-Starters: Ceverton, 100 Fox, to /;
Ten to One Stewart, 10 to l.; Uncle Frank.
Penny, Is to /; Helen n, 107, Britton, to 5:
Ragner 1917 KeyeS, tot 1: Pendleton, 100,
Hathaway, to /; Ferndale, 81, Dempsey. s
to /; Dennis NJ. %, Bush, ID to L; John b, 05.
Dnrl- to, T.. Dnf1rry CInr,
TO /; Roseman, 81, NJ cDorald. Is TO 1.
Ferndale's sulks delayed the start and
they were finally sent away without
him. Maud Howard made the running
until we'll into the stretch, where Cover
ton and Helen n got to her. Ceverton
won under the whip by a half length
from Maud Howard, who was half
length before Helen n, third. Time,
0:50.
Third race, the Hurstbourne stakes. for
two-yearold FLIES, $1,000 added, worth to the
winner about Sl,900-Starters: White Wings,
no. Stewart 10 to l.; Greenwich, 49, Bum,
to 1; Gliding, 40, Hathaway, % to 1; Ignite,
no. BOYER. 10 /; Adelia, lis, r. Williams, 3
TO /; Chaperone, 10, Britton, and American
Lady, ll5, Mailing, coupled, z to 10.
They were sent away vel together,
but American Lady soon jumped into
the front. In the stretch she gave way
to Chaperone, Adalia and Ignite. Chap
erone won by short head from Adalia,
while Ignite was head before Ameri-
can Lady. Time, :03.
Fourth race club purse, $500, for all ages;
mile and seventy yards-Starters: George
town. 101, Mcdonald / to 3; Tom Rodgers,
101, Finnegan. to 2; Bob Miles, 12l, Davies.
20 to l. Little Annie, 96, Bum, II to 1.
Georgetown took the lead at the drums
tap and stayed there. He was never
touched or troubled and went the whole
route with his head up and won by half
a length from Tom Rodgers, who was
two leugths before Little Annie. Time,
1:491a.
Fifth race, handicap, purse $500, for three
year-olds and upwards. mile and one hun
dTed yardSLstarters:: ,Gloctner, ia, Davis,
Annie, Mcdonald, s to L; Response, 100,
Britton. to 1; Fairy Queen, 81, Penny.3 to 1.
The flag fell at the first attempt and
Hamlet set the pace, followed by Clock
ner and Fairy Queen. Hamlet was
whipped out, but lasted long enough to
win by half length from Glockner, the
latter half length before Fairy Queen
third. Time, 1909.