St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-25
MEMPHIS WINNERS.
EavOrites and Second Choices
Divide the Honors.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April "a. The tenth
~-ly of the spring meeting opened with
fire weather, but the track was still
heavy from yesterdays rain. The
favOriteS and second choices divided the
honors, and the bookies broke about
even. They suffered large losses on
BankruptS victory, however. Follow
ing are details:
First race. one mile, selling-Starters:
Bertha 115, Seaman, to ); Hocksey LOG, PEN
ny, = to l; Hardee 1913, Brltton TO l; Allie
III, Sloan, 100 to l. Iyanhoe 81, Geomets, 40
toI
They were sent away with Hardee in
the lead. followed by Hocksey and Ber-
tina. This was the order to the stretch,
where HockSey and Bertha had it their
own way. the former winning by half
length, Bertha second, Rardee third.
Time, 1:4719.
Second race, for maiden three year-olds,
three-quarters of a mile-Starters. Miss
Courtney, 10, Britton, to 1; Bernadine,
liz, Curry, 10 to l; Sea Foam, liz, Buckner,
10 to l: Kehema lis. Fink, to l Liberty
Bell. lis, Brown, , to L; Charley Dukes lis,
Isanogle, 30 to l; Bon Ton, 1l5 Overton,3 to l.
Kehema jumped in the lead, with Sea
Foam second and Bernadire third. This
order was maintained to the head of the
stretch, where Miss Courtney took com
maud, followed closely by Bernadine
and Bon Ton. They passed under the
wire, Miss Courtney first, length in
front of Kehema, who beat Bon Ton a
neck for the place. Time, l:2O15.
Third race, mile and an eighth, handicap
Starters: Cashier, 100 Bum, 4to1; Ora,
100, Penny, 10 to l; Red Sign, 100, Britton, 4
TO /; Verge dor, lis, Overton. . to l.
Red Sign, followed by Cashier and
verge dOr, made the running to the
three-Quarters, with Verge dor under
strong pull. Here the favorite moved
up on even terms with Red Sign, and
into the stretch led by length. With
out being touched with the whip, Verge
dor won handily by a length and
half from Red Sign, who beat Cashier
two lengths for the place. Time, 1895.
Fourth race seven-eighths of a mile, sell
ing-Starters Ben March. 100, Gardner . to
L; Bob Jacobs, ia. Monohan 5 to 1; Bank
rupt, la, Overton, to s.; Gov. Ross, liz, G.
Sloan, 80 to /; Gull, III, Meyers, 50 to l.; Atti-
Gus, III, Penny, 3 TO /.
They were sent away without delay,
Bankrupt getting a length the advan-
tage, Bob Jacobs second and Ben March
third. At the quarter Bankrupt still
held the lead, Bob Jacobs second and
Gov. Ross third. From this on Bank
rupt was never headed, winning III
common canter by two lengths, but
coming down the stretch there was
game fight for the place between Atti-
Gus and Ben March, the former getting
it by half length. Time, 1924.
Fifth race, mile aud sixteenth, selling
Starters: Clifford, ~, Goodale, } to l Leman,
~, Ezell, 10 to l; InsOlence. 9S Penny, , to 1
Billy Pinkerton, IS, Bum, to 1; Blue Veil,
101, Kennedy, y to /; Whittier, 101, Britton,
to 1; Justice, 104 c.. Sloan, 5 to l.
They were sent away to good start,
Leman in the lead, InSolence second
and Clifford third. lnsolence took COM
mand passing the stand; followed by
Billy PinkertOn and Whittier. After
this Insolence was never headed, win
ming easily by two lengths from Whit
tier, who was length in front of Billy
PinkertOn, third. Time, 1928.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
First race, two-year-olds. five furlongs-
Highwayman, 105; NJ a B, lG5; Ray s. I0S;
Lena Frey, ITO; Frank Kinney, 113; Gray
Goose, lis.
Knapp. 0S; Ivanhoe. IS; Haramboure, 1OI;
Jennie Cottrill, 103; I j Rusk. 104; John
Adams, I05; Texas Girl, 10Y; Sour Ire, 101;
Ban Adonia, Ill; Justice. 124.
Third race, Montgomery stakes, nine fur
longs-Vallera, 101; Fayette, III; Riley, III.
Fourth race, three-year-O six furIongs-
Lizzie Gwynn, 112: Timberland, 112; Ben
march. IA: Linlithgow, III; Chimes, III;
Fhilora, III; Ethel Gray, III.
Fifth race, three-year-olds, six furlongs-
Maud B, 117 Hazelhurst. III; Katie j, III;
Sea Foam, 1f9; Chimes, 122; Jay Jay Gee I'D
Sixth race, five furlongs- selling-Winny
Woods, So; Fondy, "a; Little Midget, 9S;
Mamie Fonso, 1903; Friendless, 103; Bob
Jacobs, los; Col. Cox, los; Bolster. les; En-
terprise, 1t5; Miss Mary, 106; Roley Boley,
109.
SELECTIONS.
First race, Grey Goose and Lena Frey; sec
ond race, Doug knapp and Texas Girl; third
race, Valera and Riley; Fourth race. PhiIora
and Chimes: fifth race Jay jay Gee and
Maud B; sixth race, Bob Jacobs and Roley