St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-06
NAMED THE WINNERS,
ALI the Favopites but One at
Nashville Come In
First,
And the BookieS Balance
Their Sheets on the
Wrong Side.
Eugenia, Royal Garter, Out
look, Ethel and Greenwich
at Lexington.
Miracle, Laughing Water, j ]
OBJ, MONDAY and Bellevue
at Washington.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 5.-Between
four and five thousand people attended
the races at the West Side park this
afternoon. The weather was chilly and
strong wind from the north made a
seat in the grand stand very disagree
able one. Four favorites won and a
second choice horse captured the event.
Consequently the majority of the bet
ting public went home happy and the
bookmakers had less money to count.
The track continues exceedingly fast
and the starting excellent. The details
are as follows:
First race, selling, purse $780, three year
olds and upwards, six furlongs-Starters:
Belle Redmond, 104 Keith 10 to 1; Sullross.
1O9, II. Williams. to 2; Tom Karl. 1l5. Ma
gee, II to L; Fred Tarsl. 119. McCaferty. to
>; Belle of Springfield, 90, T. Sloan, Is to l.;
Rose Howard, 90, Penny, to l; Crispino,
100, Jordan, 20 to 1: Aunt Cal, 100, Thorpe.
Il to1.
Belle Redmond was off first, Tom
Karl and Aunt Cal next in order. Belle
Redmond increased her lead in the next
furlong to two lengths. but the pace was
too hot and she dropped out, Fred Taral,
the favorite, winning by length from
Sullross, who was four lengths lin
front of Belle Redmond. Time, 1:15H.
Second race, purse $500, for three-year- old
lilies. seven furIongs-Starters: Too Sweet.
l09 Penny, to 1; Philora. III, Kiley, 3 to 10;
Hazelhurst, 100, steppe, 5 to1.
Too Sweet was off in front, but gave
way to HaZelhurSt at the quarter, the
latter being three lengths ahead. Phil
ora was head in front of Too Sweet at
the half. At the three-quarters they
were neck and neck, Philora gradually
drawing away and winning by length
from Too Sweet, Hazelhurst a length
off. Time, 1909.
Third race, Johnsons Restaurant stakes,
$500 added, three year olds and upwards, mile
and three-sixteenths-Sta Bertha, 118,
K. Williams, 10 2; Carter B, los, Thorpe, S
TO /; Attieus t05. Penny, to 5; Miss Leon.
80, Keith. 4 to 1.
Miss Leon had slightly the best of the
start, followed by Atticus, Carter B and
Bertha. Passing the stand AttlcuS was
a length in front of Carter B, with Ber-
tina last. This order was unchanged
until entering the stretch, except that
Miss Leon and Carter B exchanged Sec
ond and third places several times.
Bertha then came forward, and in an
exciting finish Atticus won by short
head, Bertha second, three lengths in
front of CarterB. Time, 2:0l1<.
two-year-old flllies four turlongs-Starters:
Alice d. lis, Hill, II to /; Addie, lis, Fox. 2
to |; Bracelet, Ill, Barnes, to IL Adalia. 115,
K. Williams, to L; Dolly MOBILES, lis. Kiley,
to1.
Adalia was first off with Alice D and
Addle close up, Bracelet last. At the
three-quarters Alice ID led by half a
length from Addie, who was a length
in front of Adalia. Coming into the
stretch Bracelet secured third place.
The finish was pretty one, Addie.
Dollie Mobiles and Bracelet running
nose and nose apart. -Addie won by
nose from Bracelet, Dolly Mobiles third,
half length away. Time, .501S.
Fifth race. selling. purse $500. twoyear,
olds, four furlongs-Starters: Queen Isa-
bella, 107, Thorpe, to 2; Little Billy, liz,
Fox, to l; Glencora, 90, Seguin, Is to 1;
Mantle, 1870, Penny, l to 2.
Mantle was off in front and was never
headed, winning easily by two lengths
from Queen Isabella, who was two
lengths in front of Little Billy. Time,
SOL.
TO-Day's Entries.
First race. -year-olds, nine-sixteenths
of mile-Vancluse, Income, 100 each; Tom
Elliott, Gov. Porter, Paul Dombey, Jay Jay,
113 each; Phelan Dorton, 49,
Second race, fifteen-six teenths, selling
Capt. Jack, 99: Pantalette, 10i; Fred Fink,
102; Lemoine II, 102; Pickup, 1903; Bob l.,
105; Remini. los; Roley BoIey, 1903; Arundel,
ITO; Whittier, no: Burch, 113; Bob Forsythe
lI6.
Third race divided. eleven-sixteenths of
mile, sellIng-Sara, 81; Post Odds, 90; Mamie
R. 90; Fascination, 100; Ina d, 105: Texas
Girl, 105; George X, los; John Adams, 1O7;
Red Fox. 2O7; Bonair, 100.
Fourth race. one mhe-Chimes 9s; Sir
Abner, 101; Brandolette 1906; Blue Vail, 100;
Ensign, ia; Rocksey, liz; Longsnot, 126.
Fifth race, five-eighths of mile-Geu.
Mitchell, ITO; West Lake, ITO; Koran, 10;
Watauga, l13; Sam Farmer, 113.
Sixth race, eleven sixteenths of a mile.
sel!ing-Oro, 104; Matte Kent los; Johu
Day, 10Y; Lord Tom Himyar, Ito; Dutchman,
10; Lady Lee, Ill; Grey Eagle. 113: Col.
Cox, f13; Long Brock, 116; Glen Hall, 1l6.
SELECTIONS.
First race, Phelan Dorian and Gov Porter;
second race, Pickup and Bob l.; third race
Texas Girl and Post Odds; fourth race, Long
Shot and Brandolette; fifth race, Sam Farm
er and Wautauga; sixth race. Grey Eagle and
Long Brock