St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03
LOST LOTS OF MONEY.
The Talent Of Nashville Is
Touched Hard by the
Bookies.
Eugenia, Strathmaid, Ethel,
.'Hueneme and Clifton Win
at Lexington,
Emeti, Joe, Missive, Khaftan,
Now or Never and FREELY
at Gutenberg,
King Alta, Ill Wind, Kitty T,
Eleve and Pat Oakley at
Washington.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2.-Another
large crowd attended the races at West
Side park to-day. The weather was
beautiful, the track exceedingly fast
and the sport good. Three favoriteS
won. but enough money was lost on the
third and fourth races to start several
national banks.
First race. selling, purse 500. two year
Olds, four furlongf-Starters: Leocolus. 40
r. Williams, > TO [; Highwayman, 100. Regain,
30 to /; Zantippa, 81. Penny, to 2; Glencora.
%. Keith. - To |; Henry Jenkins, 100, Thorpe,
10 |; Maggie Lebus 107, Fox. to >.
Maggie LebuS was slightly in the lead
at the start, and was never headed,
though Zantippa, who was off extremely
last. crowded her near the wire. The
daughter of Luke Blackburn won by a
short length from Zantippa, who was
one length i'll front of Henry jenkins.
Time, 5015.
Second race, selling, purse 800. three year
ODDS and upwards, mile-Starters: Sunny
Brook, 100, Steppe, 10 10 /; Window, 1914,
Elliott. 30 to L; Barney. ia, L. Brown, p to
/; Roley Boley, 110, f. Smith. Is to 1; Red
Sign. IL. c. sloan, 10 to /; Eolem, Ill, Bar-
riS, 30 to /; Blue Veil, 1O3 Thorpe to |;
% to 1; Bob FOrsythe, LIS, Taylor, 40 to 1;
Bertha ll3, r. Williams, 4 to ).
At the start Sunny Brook was the
first to show, Barney and Orc close up,
the others punched. At the quarter Orc
took the lead by length from Bertha.
AT the three-QuarterS Blue Veil went to
the front, but when well into the stretch
surrendered the lead to Bertha, who
won easily by two lengths, Blue Veil
second, a length in front Of Red Sign.
Time, 1:42$i.
Third race, Blne Wing handicap, free han
dicap sweepstakes $500, added by Blue
Wing" turf editor of the American, three
year-Olds and upwards, six furlongs-Start-
ers: Royal Flush, Parkinson, "a, - to l.;
Wild Rose. %, Kuhn, 20 TO /; Philora, 100,
Penny, TO /; Osborne, l02, Warren, 80 TO |;
Brazos, 80, Keith, 20 to l. Bankrupt, 122, r.
Williams, to 5; Whittier, 90, Hoggett, 10 to /;
Linlithgow, Goodale, to l.
AT the breakaWay Linlithgow was in
front, Fhilora and Bankrupt next i'll or
der. THIS order was unchanged until
nearing the three-quarterS. when Royal
Flush went to the front. Entering the
stretch BraZos came fast, followed by
PhilOra, and in q drive Brazos won by a
length, while Philora beat Wild Rose a
length for the place. Time, 1:15.
Fourth race Duncan Hotel stakes, ZOO
added by Duncan hotel, three-year olds and
upwards, mile-Starters: Blarneystone Jr
125, Kiley. > to 4; Chimes, % Goodale to
Or. 1@5. Magee, TO 1; Ida Pickwlck. los, E.
Williams, , %.
Blarneystone was off in front by a
head, ethe others punched. At the
quarter Ida Plckwick took the lead by
half length from Bonnie Byrd, who
was like distance in front of Barney
stone, all running easy. These posi-
lions were unchanged until entering
the stretch, when Bonnie Byrd was lead
ing the procession by nose, Ida Pick
wick head in front OF Blarneystone.
The finish was extremely exciting,
Bonnie Byrd winning by half a length,
while Ida Pickwick beat Chimes head
for second money. Time, 49,.
Fifth race. purse 500, two-year-olds, nine
siXteenths of a mile-Starters: Mont Clair.
los Penny. to 1; Comether, 1O5, Goodale,
20 to l: Tom-Paxton. lib, Fox, to 4; Elsie
), lQ5. Thorpe, > to /.
Elsie S was first off, with Mont Clair
and Tom Paxton in order named.
Coming into the stretch Tom Paxton
took the lead, and won easily by two
lengths from Comether, who was a
length in front of Elsie 5. Time, 5714.