St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-18

FAVORITES WIN.
The Talent Picked Out the Win
ners at Memphis Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, April 1.-THE favorites
had 1t all their own way at the races to-
day, five out of six winning. The sport
was fine and the attendance good. The
track was fast for the first three races.
but the rain made it heavy for the last.
Following are the details:
First race half mile, for two-year-olds.
selling purse S4o0-Starters: Nihanfic al
Kuhn, to 1; Minnie Gee, %, Bum. Is to / p:
Powers I0l, Penny, to l. Miss Lulu. 101
Thorpe, 20 to /; NJ A b. 101. Fink. toll: sam
Farmer, 190, GoOdale, to s. Tom Tough.
106, Britton IL to l.
Miss Lulu led away at the start, with
Farmer good second. NJ A 3 third,
Nihantic bringing up the rear. At the
quarter Farmer led by a head, Powers
second and NJ A b third. the rest
punched close up. Into the stretch
Farmer led by head, Powers was sec
Ond and NJ a b third. In a whipping
finish Farmer won by head from Nj
hantic, second, ha;f length in front of
Minnie Gee, third.
Second race, three-fourths of a mile, sell
Ing, purse S4Oo-Starters: Minnie Woods,
In, Steele, 20 to /; Willow, 101. Goodale to
l: Carrie A, 1O7, Payne, II to 1; Laura Doxie
III. Bum, , to | Katie = 113, Isanogle 10 to
l; Rose Howard, III, p ny, 10 1: Linlith-
row, lis, Britton, to 5.
Before going to the post money was
piled in on DoXey, she being backed off
Laura DoXey showed in front, Katie j
second, the rest close up. AT the quarter
Minnie Woods had taken the lead, with
Laura DoXey and Willow neck and
neck length away, Linlithgow last
At the half Linlithgow had pushed up
to third place, DoXey second. Entering
the stretch Linlithgow easily took the
lead, winning handily by length and
halt from Laura DOXey, who was a
length in front of Rose Howard, third.
Time, 1:19]9.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth. handi
cap for three-year- olds ana upwards-Start
ers: Eugene, 90, Stokes, 30 to 1; Odrey %
Penny. to |; Atticus 100. Thorpe. s to l :;
Hocksey, 10) Bum. 3 TO L; Blarnevstone Jr,
1l6, Steppe, even money.
" hen the flag fell they were off well
together, with Eugene leading, Hook
sey second and AtticuS third. Passing
the stand Odrey was second, AtticuS
third. Eugene led around to the three
quarter pole, where she gave way to At
tlcuS, who led into the stretch, with
Blarneystone, who had been running
last, close up. Nearing the wire At
tlcuS made squirt, but was beaten out
by BlarneystOne in a close finish.
Hocksey was third. Time, 1852.
Fourth race, for two-year-olds, purse 800.
half mile-Starters: Leonora j, 10, Goodale
90 2do l; q queen Olivia 1lO, Delong, to 1;
Oyerton. to /; Dan Hurst 113, Bum, to l.
Without the delay the Youngsters
were sent off to a beautiful start, with
Dan Kurtz in the lead. Jim Murphy sec
ond, Leonora j third. This order was
maintained until entering the stretch,
where Jim Murphy pushed into the
lead, and in whipping finish won by a
head from LeOnora J, second, who was
a length in front of Queen Olivia, third.
Time, .;524.
Fifth race, mile, selling, purse, S4OO-
Starters: Leman, 102, Bum, 10 to 1; Pa =
SSheedy, 1O2, Penny, 4 to1 Red Sign, lO5,
Britton, 6 10 +; Rutfin, 106, Freeman. 10 to 1 /:
Donovan, LOG, Gardner, 10 to l. Carus, ia,
McCatferty s to |; Clifford, ia, Overton, even
none; Sourire, 12O, W. Stewart, 4 to 1.
After some delay they were off to a
fair start, SOurire leading, Clifford sec
ond, and Sheedy third. At the quarter
Sheedy and Clifford exchanged places,
SOuriIe still leading. This was the
order to the three-quarters, where Gil
ford took the lead, Sheedy showed n
front in the stretch, with Clifford second,
while Sourire had fallen to third. Red
Sign here came through the crowd, and
IN whipping finish. won by nose