St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-02
Four Out Of Five Favorites
Come in First at Nash
vile.
Goo Sweet, Willow, Carter B,
julius Sax and Tramp
Winners.
L'Intriguante, Strideaway,
Gallifet, Cornelia and Kyle
B at Bennings.
Ed Leonard, Miss Ballard,
Longshore, Michael and
OPT at Lexington.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1.-The
threatening weather caused consider
able decrease in the attendance at West
Side park to-day, though between 1000
and 5000 people were present. The
track was again remarkably fast and
the betting brisk. The events were all
closely contested, the faYoriteS winning
four out of five races. The talent re-
ceived a black eye in the handicap, as
Long Shot was looked upon as sure
thing, but was last all the way. The
first race was declared off. The details
of the others follow:
First race-Declared off.
Second race, selling, purse 500 for three
year-olds and upwards, thirteen-siXtecnths of
a mile Starters: Bon Air 105, Thorpe, IL
tot; Too Sweet, 112, Penny. 1 to .: Hardee,
100, Virgins, to l; Charles Reed, 1G7, Nc
Lehman, II TO /: Friendless 104, Warren, 3 to
i; Tom Kari, III, Magee, u to 1.
Friendless was off in front but sur
rendered the lead to Tom Karl at the
quarter, VINO in turn gave way to Too
Sweet in the stretch. the latter winning
in a drive by half length, Hardee sec
Ond, Tom Karl third. two lengths away.
Time, 1929.
Third race selling. purse $500 for three
yearolds and upwards, eleven-sixteenths of
mlle-Starters: Col Cox no. Matthews. 10
to |; GlazebrooK. 107, Hoggett, 10 to l; Crisp
mo. los, Thorpe 3 to /; Willow, 1872, Fox to
2; George r. Clark, %, Morris, 30 to /; Mamie
Fonso, Ill, Penny, to /; Phantom, 1O6, W.
Harris, 5 to ): Pat Sheedy, 1O7, Kelly, IL 10 l;
Miss Gilky, 81, Kuhn. 10 to 1.
Col. Cox was first to show, with Ma
ME FOnSO and Willow close up. Cox
made the running until well into the
stretch, when Willow came fast and in a
pretty finish won by length from Col.
Cox, who was three lengths in front of
Mamie FOnsO. Time, 1:1015.
Fourth race, Nicholson house handicap,
for three-yearolds and upwards. mile and
sixteenth-Starters: Carter B, 100, Thorpe,
TO ,; Fred Fink, 90 Parkinson, 10 to /; Long
Shot, 115. Murphy, to 81 Miss Leon, 90, Hog
gett to 1.
Miss Leon was slightly in the lead at
the start, the others punched. Passing
the wire, Carter was two lengths in front
of Miss Leon, who was neck ahead of
Fred Fink, Long Shot two lengths off.
They ran in this order until entering
the stretch, when Garter 3 increased his
lead, eventually winning under a pull
by three lengths, while Fred Fink, after
hot fight with Miss Leon, secured the
place by head. Time, :4S34.
Fifth race, purse 500, for two-year olds;
five furlongs-Starters: Phelan Dorian, 115,
r. Williams, 4 to 1; Julius Sax 115 Fox, 3 to
8: lBoston De 115. Penny, 4 to 1; Gen.
Mitchell lis, Thorpe. 10 to 1.
Boston De made the running until in
the last furlOng. when Julius Sax, who
was second all the way, came fast, and
in a whipping finish won by half
length from Boston De, who was four
lengths in front of Phelan Dorian.
Tine, 1:0415.
Sixth race, selling purse $780, for three
year-olds and upwards, eleven-siXteenths of
mile-Starters: Dutchman 10, s. Sloan 4
HpplV IN | .
Redmond III, W. Harris to l; Tramp lib,
i. Williams. even; Belle of Springfield 90,
Munson, 20 to l; Ithaca 90, Penny, 10 to 1;
Little Midget 102, Thorpe, to 2; Nettie Kent
los Warren, 10 to l.
At the start Belle Redmond was first
off, closely followed by Tramp and Lit
tie Midget. At the half Tramp took
the lead and was never headed, win
ming by half a length from Heely John,
who came through from the extreme
rear, and beat Dutchman half length
for the place. Time, 1:10.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
NASHVILLE, May 1.-Following are
the entries for to-morroW's races:
First race half mile, selling, two-year- olds
-Glencora, %; Zantippa, 81; Highwayman,
100; Maggie Lebus 10Y; Leocolus no; Henry
jenkins, 119.
Second race mile, selling-Oro. 100; Blue
Vail, 1O3: Wyndom, 104; Sunnybrook. 106;
Roley BOley, ITO; Eolem, Ill; Redsign, 112;
Bertha ll3; Barney, ia; Arundel, lis; Bob
Forsythe, us.
Third race, Blue Wing handicap. three
quarters of mile-Whittier,9 80; Royal Flush,
Brazos, so each; Wild Rose, Osborne, Milt
Young, % each; Philora, 100; Fred Taral,
Jos; Redlight 1O6; Linlithgow, los; Bank
rupt, 122.
Fourth race, Duncan hotel stakes, one
mile-Bonnie Byrd, 81; Silverado, SO; Chimes,
80; Ida Pickwick, 106; Verge Dor, 122; Blair
keystone Jr, 125.
Fifth race, two year'olds nine -sixteenths
of a mile-Comethere, 105; Elsie S, 165;
Queen Isabella. 105; Mont Clair, los; Koran,
10; Tom Paxton, 1l3.
SELECTIONS.
First race. Maggie Lebus and Zantippa;
second race, Bertha and Red Sign: third
race, Linlithgow and Philora; fourth race,
Blarneystone Jr. and Verge d Or; fifth race,
Tom TaXton and Koran.