St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-19
ONE FAVORITE IN.
Good Contests Mark the Day at St.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-The favorites
were again defeated, only one-Texas
Girl-succeeding.
First race, selling, purse $500, mile and
fifty yards-Starters: Chestnut Bell, 1O2;
Vevay, l01, Event 104, John G 1O6, lone D, Sc;
Grannie A, 81, 20 to l. Valparaiso, 90; An
tonic 102 5 to ] Jessie McF arland 106 5 to l.
Jessie Mcfarland won by two lengths
from Antonio. who beat Grannie A
length for the place. Time, 1:54Sl.
Second race purse $500, maiden two-year-
olds. half mile-Starters: Silver Stone. IO9;
Bob Rice il, IA; Althe. 95; Nancy Hakes,
1O4, to l; Julia Smith, 104; Nellie Pearl, 104
TO 2.
Nancy Hakes shut out Nellie Pearl
neatly, VIII o beat Rediua length for the
place. The air-tight Bob Rice Jr. I'm
ishedsixth. Time. So.
Third race, the Granite Mountain stakes.
three-year-olds and upwards, $1,000 added,
selling. mile-Starters: Glockner 49, Allen,
3 to s.; Adrienne, 1O3, Thorpe, . to 1; Fannie
S, 81, to 1.
Glockner and Adrienne ran like team
to within a hundred yards from the
wire, when Glockner gave it up and
Adrienne won by two lengths. Glockner
was the same distance before Fannie S.
Time, 1:474.
Fourth race selling purse $500, mile and
100 yards. Starters: j. T.. Brunk, 50; Kalla-
valla, 90; Castillian, IS, 10 to2 Mayor Nolan,
100, Z to s: Progress, 50; Dan L, So; San
Saba, 50, to 1.
San Saba loafed IN a winner by two
lengths. Mayor Nolan beat Castiliian
length for the place. Time, /: :56.
Fifth race, purse $780, six fu-longs, heats
Starters: Wild Rose, 100. Thorpe to 1;
Josie NJ, 115, Hathaway, to 5; Guido 1O3
H. Smith, 5 to- 2: Eolem. 90. Lowrey, Is to /;
Marchma, 95, Combs. 4 TO l.
First heat, Guido won, Josie NJ sec
ond, Eolem third; time, 1:lSM. Second
heat, Guido won, Josie Nj second, Eolem
third; time, 1:19.
Sixth race, purse $500, for maiden two
year olds half mile-Starters: Invercauld,
109, to 1; Sullivan, ia; Content, ia, to |
Tom Hardin, ia, II to 1; Gila, 95; Inez, 104;
Deceit, 104 Phelan Dorian, 100.
Content beat Tom Hardin by two
lengths Invercauld third. Time, so.
Seventh race, selling purse $500, mile and
fifty yards-Starters: Rorka, 10Y, even
money; Argenta, Ill, to L; Romp, 12O; Gen.
Caldwell, 81, IL to l. Somerset, III. to /;
McDearmon, 90; Littroll, 105; Dyer, 107
Argenta came strong at the finish
second, length ahead of Rorka, third.
Time 1913.
leo yards-Starters: Captain Jack, 50, 5 to /;
The Bishop, IS; May Hardy, 93 to 1 Frank
Lilly, so, 8 to 1; Lida l., S4; Wild Cherry, 81;
Texas Girl, 81.
Texas Girl got away first and was
never headed, winning by three
lengths. Frank Lilly passed under the
wire length ahead of May Hardy.
Time 1:5319.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile-Floreuce Shanks,
90; De Leon, 95; Ida L, 96; Progress, Fly
Leaf, 81; Event, 9s: Nickel King, 1O2; The
Bishop, 103; StemWinder, 104; Kalavalla, l05;
Balance, 106.
Second race, mile and fifty yards-Lucille
Mannette, Jos; Bob Tucker, whitney, Val
paraiso Chimes. Annie May 110; Contender,
Col Wheatley, 115.
Third race, kindergarten handicap, two
year-olds five furlongs-G oldstone, 1I0; Min
ME L, 115; The Hero Loudon. 11S.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth-Van-
Whitney, 104; Marchma, Mary Sue, 107;
GIockner. III; Redsign, 112; Little Crete.
119; Aloha, 116; Tom DAILY Pearl Moon,
Knoxville, 123.
Fifth race, handicap, nine furlongs-Lu-
cille Mannette, So Sight Draft, 81; Marchma,
90; Carter B. 95; Palmetto, 100; Gendarme
100; Princess Limo, 100; Leh, 100: Lemaine
H, 100; Alphonse los; Guido, 10Y; Shibbo-
leth. 1l5.
sixth race, selling one mile-silver Dollar,
So; Capt. Jack, SS; Castillian, 96; Wild Cher
ry. 10; Somerset 101: Rimini 100; Gov
Wheeler, 103; May Hardy, los; Ed Hopper,
10Y; Barney, 1T.
SELECTIONS
Kalavalla and The Bishop, Whitney and
Chimes, The Hero and Loudon, Red Sign and