St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-29

Seclare. Tulla Blackburn and Riley.
Tuila Blackburn took the lead on pass
ing the stand, and with Riley as ber
closest attendant, showed the way up
the back stretch and to the turn for
home, where Riley showed in front. In
the last furlong Banquet and Reclare
moved up, but they could not catch
Riley who won by good neck. while
Banquet beat Reclare two lengths for
the place. Time, 40.
Third race, the May stakes for two-year-
olds, of s. each. with s., 200 added, of which
500 to second and S100 to third, six furlongs
starters: st. Florian, 123, even; OppreSsor,
121. 10 to 1; Nomad, 1lS, 3 to 1; Air Shaft, us,
is to /; Canvass us 5 10 1; Refraction FLY,
lis, II to 1; Happy John, lis, 10 to 1.
The start was a beautiful one, with
every horse well in motion and all
aligned. Nomad was the first to break
the line and, followed by st. Florian,
OppreSsOr and Canvass, showed the
way to the stretch. Then st. Florian
moved to the front and holding his lead
to the end, won easily by length and a
half from Nomad, who beat Air Shaft
two lengths for the place. Time, :16H
Mutuals paid s10.15 straight and S6.45
for the place. Nomad paid $50.
Fourth race-The Brookdale handicap;
mile and furlong. Starters: Eon 1l6, IL to s.;
Judge Morrow 122, z to 10; King Thomas 100,
80 to L; Buddhist 112. TO /.
King Thomas took the lead on passing
the stand and setting slow pace
showed the way to the stretch, followed
in order by Eon and Judge Morrow.
When they Strengthened out Garrison
brought Eon through next the rails and
won easily by three lengths from judge
Morrow. who beat King Thomas two
lengths for the place. Buddhist pulled
up very lame. Time, 1868.
Fifth race, a sweepstakes of $50 each for
tWo-year-olds that have not won at this meet
ing, five furlongs-Starters: Verbena 1O7, s
to 8: Knapp, 90. to 1; Lille colt, 100, to
l; Uncle Sim, 10s, to 2; Comforter 96. 30 to
l; Gold Wave, 102 II to 1; Stranahan, 90. 80
to 1.
Gold Wave carried one and Lille B
colt two and half pounds over weight.
Verbena showed the way to the stretch
with Knapp and Uncle Sim close up.
When they Strengthened out Knapp and
the Lille B colt commenced to move
up, but they could not catch Verbena.
Verbena won by length, while Knapp
beat Lille B colt three parts of length
for the place. Time, 1:O3. Mutuals
paid $3.50 straight and SS.S5 for the
place. Knapp paid 50.
Sixth race,a sweepstake for three -year-olds,
Si,C00 added, mile and sixteenth-Starters:
WIN 10, b to l.; Stratagem u.s. Is to ].
Stratagem started out to act as pace
maker, and for six furlongS he cut out
all the work. followed in order by Chat
ham. Bolero and Baldwin. Then he fell
back beaten and Chatham took up the
running. When the stretch was reached
Garrison set sail with Bolero for Chat
ham, but Littlefield simply sat still on
the latter and he romped in an easy
winner by TWO lengteS, while Bolero
beat Baldwin six lengths for the place.
Time, 1:4915.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
= First race, five furlongs-Zorling, Hettie,
Tarantella, Motto, Ninone, lis; st. Denis
Blizzard, Monopolist, Fidelio, Peruvian
colt, Temple, 11S
Second race, mile and an eighth-Sir John,
IFS; Isaac Lewis, no; B Million, go
Third race, mile selllng-Flava, Missve
Lepanto, los; Virgie, 81; SNOWFALL 110: Cal
clum, 104; India Rubber III; Hypatica, 107
Fourth race, mile and an eighth, Fort Ham
1lton handicap-Void, 105; Reckon, 112;
Woodcutter, 112; PicKnicker, 112; Leveler
liz; Terrifier los; Rey del Rev, 10S; Pessera
10Y; Hoodlum. 107; Miss Ransom, 104: Belle
yue' 100; John Cayanagh, 100; j B, 95; Han
nah, 95; Uno Grande, 90
Fifth race, mile-Raceland, 125; Chesa-
peake, 125; Drizzle, 125; Belwood 11S: Charlie
Post, 115; Montague, ia; Mountain Deer
Jack Rose, 112
Sixth race, one mile, selling-Tammany,
ITO; Baldwin, 10S; Onze, 10Y; Grayrock Kit
tie L, Sequence colt. l05; Fireworks, 102.
SELECTIONS
Norl1ng and Ninone, Sir John and Isaac
Lewis, Lepanto and Virgil, Reckon and Pick
nlcker. Raceland and Chesapeake, Baldwin
and Fireworks