St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-12
2; Arthur Murray, los, Mise. to 1; Knick
checker no Green Ok to

to 2; Arthur Murray, los, Mise, to 1; Knick-
erbocker, no, Green. IS to 1.
Knickerbocker was left at the post.
Tbe others got off together, Comether in
the lead. She gave way to Great Dixon
at the quarter, who led by length.
winning by a length from Walter, who
beat Comether length for the place.
Time, 1904.
Third race, the Ozark stakes, for three
year-olds and upwards, 81 GOO, mile and
qnarter-Starters: DR.. Nave, 112, /. Jones,
to 10: w. G. Morris, lis, c. Sloan, to 5;
Duke OF Sonora %, Madison, 10 to /.
The race was good one. Duke of
Sonora made the running for mile,
with VIC. Morris and DR.. Nave lengths
apart. They were all together entering
the stretch. DIR. Nave took the outside
of the track, but Sloan kept Morris near
the inner rail, and In drive won by
length from DR.. Nave, Duke of Sonora
three lengths back. Time, 2:25L.
Fourth raee-Purse, $500; mile. Starters:
Lord Coleridge 116, Gentry, 100 to 1 Josie
NJ Ill, Hathaway, to 1; Little Crete 1O7,
Bustelle, II to 1; Bob Tucker 102, Weave !.
100 to L; LinIithgow 102, Seaman, to 1;
laser 101, Walker, 100 to 1; Brown Lee, 81,
Dixon, 50 to /; Daisy F 1O7, Lilly, 2 to 1; Van
Zandt 102, Haslett, 40 to 1; Marmose 81,
Hutchell, Z to $; Caesar 81, Colbert 30 TO 1 !;
Bill Lyles o. Withers, $50 to George K 90,
MaQlSOn, 15U 10 L.
Josie NJ got off and was never headed.
Daisy E and Linlithgow being her
attendants. Josie Nj won easily by
the place, Little Crete beating Linlith-
gov head. Time, 1855.
Fifth race, Handicap sweepstakes, $500
added, nine furlongs-Starters: Parametta,
III, r: Williams, to five; Snyder's entry,
Red Sign. 105, Freeman, and Shibboleth, 95.
HI Barnes | RObin Hood
to 1: Adrienne. 100, English, to 1; Comedy,
100, w. Harris, II to L.
There was some delay at the post,
and then they were sent away, Comedy
in the lead, Adrienne second, Paramet-
ia thl rd. Adrienne and Comedy alter
mated in the lead to the stretch, Para
meta then came out with Red Sign and
Shibbo letli length back. Red Sign
closed II On the favorite at the six
teenth, and was half length in front
when he struck the inside fence with
his shoulder and side. This threw him
off his stride, and Para meta won by a
length from ShibbOleth, Red Sign third
freeman, who rode Red Sign, has his
left leg in jured. 1t was caught between
the hors and the fence. Red Sign
would ha We won had he not struck the
fence. n The horse was severely injured.
Time 2o9.
Sixth race. purse $500. for two-year olds
four and a half furlongs-Starters: Johnny
Wrinkle, 1O5, Madison, to l; First Day, 105,
Lilly, to l; ella, 100, to 3: Gen. Mitchell,
lilo, Thorpe, Is to |; Lizzie Mack, 1901 Murphy
to l; Queen Esther, 95, C. Mcdonald, so 10
1; Blazonne, 100, English, 12 to 1.
CHA and Lizzie Mack made the run
ming to the stretch, when Johnny VIM
kle, who had got off bad, came strong
and won by length from First Day,
ella third, a half length back. Time,
1:0419.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
Emma j, 50; Oeleon, Texas Girl, S6; Wild
Cherry, 81; Regardless, Jim Dunn, 1O2;
Solid Silver, 104.
Second race, five furlongs-Gila, Comethar,
Nancy Hicks, 100; Mozart, 1903; Sullivan,
LORD Willowbrook, 10S; X K, 10; Tom Har-
den, 103; lilly S, los; Dore, Ceyerton, 113
Third race, Charles Green stakes, mile and
quarter-Ethel Gray, III; Cherries, Fore
runner, l22; Michael, 127.
., Fourth race, selling, mile-Doc Ledford.
lie Whitaker. Belle of Springfield, 81;
Drift, 81; May Star, 90; Progress, %; Fanny
s. Ltuall. Minnie Elkins, 105; Bob
Forsythe, Hamlet, III.
Fifth race, handicap, mile and three
eighths-Hamlet, 1O5; Alphonze, 10Y: CLOCK
100
Sixth race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
First Lap, 81; Gen. Caldwell, So; Frank Lilly,
81: Timberland, Sc; Antonio, IS; Bonnie
Annie, 101; Ed Hopper 103
SELECTIONS.
Wild Cherry and Texas Girl Ceverton and
Dere, Michael and Ethel Gray, Hamlet and
Bob ForSythe, Alphonse and Adrian, Tim
berland and Antonio. .,ss..a