St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-18
LOST ON A FOUL.
The Winner of the St Louis Event
Disqualified.


ST.. LOUIS, June I7.-The card to-day
was light one. and owing to a heavy
track Scratch- were numerous. The
fourth race wds declared off under the
rule requiring more than two starters.
The finish in the Missouri Stakes caused
some excitement, Avalon. the winning
horse, being disqualified for foul. The
attendance was about 1000.
First race. selling, purse $500, nine fur
Iongs-Starters: Keepsake, -, Carr, 20 to l: /:
Fly Leaf, %, Water. 25 to l; Emma j, 81, San
ford, 3 to / !: Gen. Caldwell, So Hutchell. to
;; Sight Draft, 81, Jordan, Z TO 1; Antonio,
Sj, Lowry, to /; Tom Daily, 10l, Dixon, to l.
Fly Leaf made the running to the
half, where she was joined by Gen.
Caldwell, Sight Draft and Antonio.
Sight Draft drew out in the stretch and
won by length from Gen. Caldwell,
who beat Antonio q half length for the
place. Time, 2:07.
SECOND race, purse $500, for two-year.olds,
six furlongs-Starters: Greenwich, l16, r.
Williams. 3 to l: Ceverton, 120. c. Sloan, 3 TO
3; kniekerbocker, IL. Green, 10 to 1.
Knickerbocker led to the quarter, with
CeyertOn second and Greenwich last.
Ceverton moved to the front at the
quarter and was never headed. Green
wieh was whipped out in the stretch.
but Ceverton won easily by three
lengths, Greenwich second, Knicker-
booker third. Time, 1:2315.
Third race, the Missouri stakes for three
year-olds, $1,000 added, mile and an eighth
Starters: Avalon, ITO, c. Sloan, to /; Ida
Pickwick, 122, r. Williams, to 5; Rorka, I04
English, even money.
Avalon and Rorka led under pull for
a mile, with Ida Pickwich two lengths
back. All then began to ride. Rorka
was first in the stretch, Ida Pickwiek
and Avalon close up. At the eighth pole
Sloan, on Avalon, pulled over against
Ida Pickwick, fOuling her and throwing
her off her stride. In whipping finish
Avalon won by length from Ida Pick
wick. He was disqualified, and the race
given to Ida Pickwck. Rorka was
great crowd around the Judges stand
and much excitement until the decision
was made. Time, 2:09.
Fourth race-Declared off under the
rule, as there were only two starters.
Fifth race, handicap $500 added, mile and
q hundred yards-Starters: Guido, lOS H.
Smith, to 2; Sullross, los, Allen, to !;
Alphonse. 1O7. W. Harris, to 1 Shibboleth.
105, Weaver, 10 to /; Whitney, 100, Thorpe,
to ,; Mary Sue. 80. Sanford 50 to 1; March
ma. SS, Lowry, to l; Parmetta, 110, r.
Williams, 3 to 1.
Guido. Alphonse and SuIlross made
the running to the stretch where Shib-
boleth came through and won by a
length from Whitney. who beat March
ma half length. Time. :57.
Sixth race, selling. purse $500, mile and an
eighth-Starters: Dyer, So, Madison 10 to [ I:
Hamlet, 96, H. Smith to /; Bonnie Annie
10l, Haziett, 5 TO a; Red Sign, 101, Weaver. ,
to l; First Lap, p Combs, 8 to l.; Maggie K,
n, Jordan, 20 to 1; Consiguee, 81, Sanford,
to1
Dyer, Bonnie Annie and Consignee
was the order at the start. First Lap
rushed to the front and led to the
stretch with. Consignee second. Con-
signee showed in the stretch, but First
Lap hung on, and, staving off Bonnie
Annie's rush, won by head from Bon
ME Annie, Consignee third. Time, 2:O5.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Selling. mile and fifty yards-Grannie A,
81: lone D, So; Valparaiso, 90; Antonio, 90;
Chestnut Belle, 102; Vevay f03; Event 1O4: :
john G, 104; Jessie Mcfarland, 106; Bon
Air. 110.
Four furlongs-Althe. 95:. Nancy Hicks.
95; Sertee, 90: Julia Smith, 90; Nellie Pearl,
90; Miss Lulu. 80: Redina, 104; Silverstone,
Granite stakes, selling, sweepstakes, one
mile-Fannie ), 81; Adrienne, i03; Clock
ner. 113.
Selling, mile and 100 yards-san Saba. j T
Brink, 50; Progress. Dan l. So; CastiIiau 81 ,:
Kalavalla, 80; May or Nolan, 100.
Handicap, six furlongs, heats-Eolem, 90;
Marchma, %; Wild Rose 100; Princess Luno,
107; Guido 10S; Prof1igate. 10; Josie NJ, lis.
Two-year-olds. half mile-Gila 95: Inez
Deceit, 104; Phelan Dorian, Invercauld, 100 !;
Sullivan, Content, Tom Hardin, H.
Selling, mile and fifty yards-General Cald-
well, 81; McDearmon. 90; Littroll, los; Dyer,
Rorka, 107; Argenta, Somerset Tenacity, Ill
Romp, I20.
Selling, mile ana 100 yards-Frank Lilly,
so; Ida L. 81; Wild Cherry, Texas Girl, 81;
The Bish op. IS; Captain Jack, 50; May
Hardy, g.
SELECTIONS.
Jessie Mcfarland and Grannie A, Nellie
Pearl and Nancy Hicks Glockner and
Adrienne, Mayor Nolan and Kalavalla, Josie
NJ and Guido, Invercauld and Inez, Tenacity
and Rorika, Wild Cherry and Frank Lilly.