St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-11
MONDAYS ENTRIES.
Horses Scheduled to Start in To-
Days Races.

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Horses Scheduled to Start in To-
Days Races.
LEXINGTON, KY, May O.-Following
are the entries and pooling on to-mor-
rows races:
First race, seven-eighths Of a mile-Real
Estate. 80; Canto, 81; Tom Jones, 100; Miss
Ballard. l04, So; Portland. no. $25; Phantom,
lib, s.; Liederkranz, ia, Sd; Tente ia; Cash
Ter, ia. S.; Gymnast. ia, SIS; Ed Hooper,
Second race, five-eighths of mile-London
Smoke. 105: Climax IL. 107: Rufiin, 104 So;
Sir Plano, 104, 81; General Caldwell, lOl, S19;
r D, 105, s.: Susette, 90; Coleraino, 81;
PayWaster, 90; Triumph, 81; Beulah B, 80
So; Veva May, SIS, 81.
Third race, three-quarters of mile, Halo
way handicap-Vlrgin. 90, s.; Marchma, %,
SIS; Tom Hood, 105, Sl3; Maduma, 100, s.;
Yale 81, 107, $40; The Kaiser, 107, So; Prin-
cess Memo, ITO, Sll5; Ed Leonard, ITO, S17;
Sportsman. 1l5, S36.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth, stra aus
$40; Robespierre ia, SCI; Glockner, III, SO:
Proctor Knott, 121, $50: Longshore, 121, $50.
Fifth race, one-half mile-hispania, 105,
Sc; Margaret o'Neill, 1O5, 81; Rapidly, lO5
S.; Farine, 112, 81; Calhoun, los; Content
Jos; Sally Taylor, 100 So; First Day, 112;
Ollie Glenn, III, So; Settle Up, liz, 81; Lille
Nee, liz; Rookery. 11S, field 81.
AT GUTENBERG.
NEW YORK, May 9.-FolloWing are the
entries for Gutenberg.
First race, three quarters of mile, selling
Salisbury, III; Forest King, 116; San Arlo,
lib; lago, liz; Sallie Harper, Ill; Romance,
109 Baldwin, los; Henry Hardy. 106; Can
teen, 105; Jay On Eel, 104; King Arthur, lu3;
Lille Kinney, 101; EvaDgeline, rs; Lepanto,
100
Second race, two-year-olds, half mile. sell
ing-Airshaft, 113; Count, no: Agrael l05;
81, a.
racily gelding 100; Money Maid, 100: Vocal
tie, 100: Fawn, 100; Excellenza FLY, 95.
Third race, seyen-eighths of mile, selling
-Defaulter 1l8; Sparkling, ll3; Joe Court
ney, 10; Lady Pulsifer 107; Falcon, 1D7;
Rambler, l07: Martin Russell, 1G5; Pearl Set.
102; Little Minnie, 81.
Fourth race, mile and quarter, selling
Terra Gotta, lie; Eblis 1l2, Churchill CLARK,
10; The Forum. 10; Banquet 100; HarrI-
son, 1902; ST. Adams, 103
Fifth race, six and half furlongs, handi-
cap-Meriden, rs; Prince Howard. ITO; Text,
100; Jack Ruse, 106; Eclipse, 100; Rancocas,
100; Lizzie, 81; King Hazem, 96.
Sixth race, seven eighths OF mile, selling
Bohemian, lis: BlackthOrn, lis; Kingstock,
116; Anomaly. 113; Firefiy. 113; Garrison. 112;
The Doctor, l12: Count Luna, 1O9; Mulligan,
107; John DAILY. 105; Kentucky Ban, los;
Harry Ireland, 1903; Lee s, 100: Ketchum, 100;
Kate Clark Of.
Observation-Disclosures and Salisbury, Rer-
shaft and Money Mad, Sparkling and Ram
bier. Banquet and Terra Gotta, Meriden and
Text, Backbone and II Ireland.
acknowledgements and Phantom, Gen.
Caldwell and Triumph, Ed Leonard and
Sportsman, Proctor Knott and Robespierre.
Calhoun and Sallie Taylor.
Turf Notes.
More and more does the time announced
in the races at Nashville come into question.
Few well-informed turfmen accept Atticas
mile and three -siXteenths with l05 pounds
up In 2:01A as genuine, and critics who do
so throw doubt on the integrity Of the Rudy
Bros. stable management because on the
day before Blue Vail beat Atticus seven fur
longs in 30. The record at one and three
siXteenths is Tristan's 200 Is at Sheepshead
Bay last June, with 1O2 pounds up.
Recently at Gutenberg o. B. McStea bet
Joe Thompson, the Australian bookmaker,
500 on his horse, Now or Never, at odds of
20 to l. Thompson, however, did not lose
$780, for he peddled the $500 off among the
other books at - and ~ to L and landed
S1,500 winner on the race.
The talk about Ed Corrigan, Mike Dwyer
or j. B. Haggiu paying $4,000 or over for
Tournament is not well grounded. The
horse is four years old, and only valuable for
handicaps. Ills price is likely to be nearer
$4,000 than $4,000
Senorita has gone a mile and a quarter at
Norris Park with overweight in 2:16. Judge
Morrow has negotiated the distance in 2:l3,
with pull on the last furlong, and Tea
Tray and BurlinSt ton are credited with SINH
lar performances.
Kingman s defeat of Bermuda and Michael
with 122 pounds up at Lexington. makes
him prominent with Balgowan for the Ken
lucky Derby. The time of the race-oue
mile and seventy yards-was As and poor.
The Monmouth Park association has ap-
piled for incorporation under the laws of
New York, so that it may run its races at
Jerome Park this year in case it is ineXpe-
dent to race at Monmouth
The latest Brooklyn Handicap favorite odds
are: Burlington and Prince Royal. 6; Ban
quet, s: Eon and Potomac. II; Denneth,
Riley, and Judge Morrow, Is; Tea Tray and
Teuton, 10.
Boston trotting novelty is a team Of twin
mares by Ben Franklin, 2:29 ana SO much
alike that ordinary people cannot tell which
is Pitt Sing and which Yum Yum, as they
are named.
Mike Dwyer has begun his betting cam
paign. Tuesday he bet S., 900 on Glenmound,
$4,000 on Endurer, $1,000 on Lizzie, all Gut
tenberg winners. Then he lost $4,000 on
Kingstock.
Ben Kingsbury. the rangy colt who ran
third to Uncle Bob and Saratoga in last year S
American Derby, is doing well at Morris
Park and accounted as having a suburban
chance.
Capt. Sam Browns Senorita is strongly
fancied for the Brooklyn and Marty Bergen
| has been engaged to ride her. He is to get
$3.50 for the race and $4,000 if he wins.
Dave Pulsifer emphatically declares that
Tenny will not start i'll the Brooklyn. Yet
the swayback is going well, and worked g
mile in al Sunday.
| John Campbell is silent over Castaway H.
| Brooklyn chances. but it is suspected that he
thinks the son of Outcast may have good
chance next FRIDAY.
c. H. Nelson wants G. J. Hamlin to hook
up his stallion Nelson, 3:10l2, with Belle
| Hamlin, 2:f234, and drive them against the
| team record, 2:13.
| John A. Morris is said to contemplate the
| purchase OF the BenningS track at Washing
| ton If he buys it the track will be used fo
| winter racing.
Rev del Reyes and Clarendon are both vast
| ly improved horses, but it is not thought
that Clarendon can negotiate the Brooklyn
| distance.
Prince Royal ran the Brooklyn mile and {
| quarter with plates up in 2:1II2 last Thur s.
| day. Lamley rode HIM and weighed lis \:
| pounds
j. B. Malone of Gallatin, Tenn. has beer
engaged by Ed Corrigan as one of the judges
for the new Chicago track meeting.
The Dryers think that Banquet has grea
| Brooklyn handicap chance, and will bacl
him heavily if he goes to the post.
Budd Doble is to campaign the S25, 00C
stallion Allie Wilkes 2;224, by Red Wilkes
this season.
Terra Gotta is beating Uncle Bob in hi
| work, and is running pulledup miles il
1:4412.
Theseus 1928,
Formerly Hambletonian Pilot 1881, by
Administrator $50; record, $685.; sire
of Catchfly, 2:1SH; Mcmahon, 2:21, anc
seven others in $50 or better; frs
dam, Medusa (by Almont 33l. dam Of
Alabaster, 2:15; second dam. Lady
Curry (by Pilot Jr. 12)-will stand al
Tacoma Stock Farm. Limited to thirty
the season. $50 for service. Apply t.
W. l.. McGrath, 146 East Third street.