St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-19

which the starters were: Affinity colt, 11s,
10 to L: Mccormick, 11S, 3 to 4; Recess lis, 2
to l; Ermintrude colt, lis, to L: Ai:-Tight,
Equator, l1S. 10 to 1; Temple 11s. 10 to L;
Prudence, lis, Is to 1; Ninnoe 1l5 20 to1.
Albright jumped to the front when
the flag fell, and opened up such a gap
that it looked as though they would
never catch, but he tired badly in the
stretch, and after a rattling finish the
Afnnlty colt won by head, while Nc
Cormick beat Recess a neck for the
place. Time. 1:O415.
The second race was a handicap at mile
and three-sixteenths, and the following
norses went to the post: Eon 116 to :;
Lav1nla Belle. 105, to I; b. B. Million, S5, 40
TO l; Eleye, 100, 30 to 1: Elyton, 100. z to 1.
Lavinia Bell jumped to the front when
the flag fell and set merry pace to the
upper turn, when Eon com menced to
overhaul her. When once Strengthened
out Eon took the lead and easily held 1t
to the end. winning by a length from
Lavinia Belle, who beat b. b. Million
fifteen lengths for the place. Time,
2:04I.
Then came the race Of the day, six fur
long dash for mares. three-year olds and up
Wards-The starters were: Correction, 105, 3
TO |; La Tosca- 105. to s.: Reclare. 147, s to 1:
klttie Van. 112, Is to L; Meriden, H. 12 to 1
Nelly BLY,, los. 5 to /; Graylock 100, 60 10 |
Gadaoout, Us, 100 to /: Young Grace. 90, 40 to
Il Flayia. 9S, 30 to 1; Algebra illy, 80, 100 to1.
Correction took the lead at the start
and. running well within herself the
whole way, finally won very haDdiIy by
length from La Tosca. who beat Re-
clare twice that distance for the place.
Time, 1:142.
The starters for the fourth race handicap
al mile, were Banquet, Ia, z to i; Stride
away, l16. to 1; Gettysburg, 116, 100 to /;
Drizzle, 112, 20 to 1; st. Charles, 1O9, 30 to 1;
Nubian, 96, 5 to l.
The light-weighted Nubian set the
pace, for half. when he gave way to
Strldeaway, who showed the way to the
last furlong. Then Hamilton brought
Banquet up with a rush and by deter
mined riding landed him winner by a
length, while Strideway beat DriZzle
for the place. Time, 1:441I.
The fifth race was a selling one for 1wo-
year-olds, atfiye furlongs, and drew out the
following starters: Air Shaft, 1O8, to /; Mt.
Vernon, los, . to /; Verbena, los, to 1: Dr.
WILCOX. 1l6, 3 TO 1 Seryis, 106, % to / Simple
Gold colt, 1O3, % to L; Disappointment, 100 8
to 1; Smuggler, 81, 100 TO 1; Stranahan, %.
to1.
Air Shaft was quickest on his feet at
the start and showed the way for a fur
long, when he was passed by DisaD-
polntment. When the stretch was
reached Air Shaft came again and final
ly won by half length from Mt.
Vernon, who beat Verbena by a length
for the place. Time, 1:044.
Sixth race, six-furlongs dash for three
year-olds-Starters: Adventurer, 107. 6 toll:
Sandstone, 103 6 to 1; King Alta 1O2, to /:
Hands Off, 1l2 to /; Mr.. Sass, 1l2, 10 to 1:
Cerberus, 112. 20 TO l. Picket 107 . to /: Vint
age Time filly, 107. TO 1; Van Buren, 104, to
|; Portchester, 104 to L; Claymore. 1O2. 10 TO
1: Lepanto, 102. to 1; Ketchum. 1O2, II to /
Glenlochy 102, 20 to 1: Boughrum I0l. 6 TO 4:
Gold Step, I00 10 to l.
Mr.. Sass and Hands Off alternated in
the lead until the last furlong, when
there was a general closing up, and
after the best finish of the day Adven-
turer won by a neck from Sandstone,
who beat King Alta neck for the
place. Time, 1:17M.
To-DAY'S CANDIDATES.
The card presented for tomorrow is
a good one, the feature of which is the
Maturity handicap for fOur-ye9r-olds at
a mile and furlOng. The other stake
event is the Hudson, for twc-year-ol
at five furlongs. Canvass. the colt that
MIR. Gebhard recently paid S2l, 500 for,
Will meet number of good ones in 1t,
and his performance will be eagerly
watched
First race, heavyweight handicap sweep
c.tthco, WIN WIN 0i,VUV auueu Six IuflonSS-ClYll
Service, lbs; Autocrat. 11S; Chesapeake, 116;
Ballarat, ll6; BelwOod, lis; Torchlight. 116;
kingspridge, 116; Jack Rose, III; Samaria
III: Woodcutter, 112; DIR. Hasbrouck liz;
India Rubber, liz: Potentate, no; Key West
ITO; Pessara, 10; Quarter Stretch, los; Clay
more l04; Uno Grande, 104.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes. with
Sl,0O9 added, mile and a sixteenth-Tristan,
10; Buddhist LIZ; Tulla Blackburn, 10S;
Now or Never 102: Chatham, 102; Carroll,
100; Contribution. 100; India Rubber, 95
Ihlrd race, the Hudson stakes, for two
year-olds, with $1,500 added, five furlongs-
Coxswaln. lis; Air Shaft, 49, Basket, f1S;
Detroit. us; Mount Vernon, rs; Osric, 122;
Canvass, lis; Annie Queen. LIS; Lady Long
fellow colt, lis; Moderator colt. lis; Hell
Gate. us; King Mac. 1lS; Mars, lis; Georgia
lis; La Chests. 115.
Fouth race, the Maturity handicap. for
fouryear-olds, with S1.500 added, mile and
turlong-Judge Morrow, 120; Santiago, no;
Uncle Bob, I05; Leighton, no; Watterson,
l05; Can Can, 1O5; Masterlode, 103; Stryke
lob: Edgar johnson, 1872; Banquet. 112; Sir
John. i0S; Clarendon, ia: Charley Post, 9S
Fifth race, purse $1,000, for two-yearolds
five furlongs-Regina, 10S; Ermintrude colt
III; Laughing Water, 113; Lille b colt Ill;
Reed: Ill: Happy John, Ill; Monopolist
III Mabel X. lOS Pomeroy 10S: Exotic, 10S;
Lalantella, los: Othma, Ill; Nomad, Ill
Mt. Vernon, 10S; Rhoda colt, i'll
Sixth race purse 81, 900 for maiden three
year-ods, mile-Masher, 106; Algernon. 106
Mountain Deer, 106; Black Lock, 1O6; Tam
many, 106; Warpath JOG; Saunterer, l22;
Portchester 106; Boughrum, 1C6.
SELECTIONS.
Civil Service and Quarterstretch, Tulla
Blackburn and Buddhist Caurass and
ris Entry, (Laughing Water and Exotic) and
1t Vernon. Saunterer and Warnath