St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-10

/ and was never headed. Maggie R and
Solid Silver closed In the stretch: but
Comedy drew away and won 81 ten
lengths from Maggie R: Kalavalla third.
Time, 1856.
Second race. selling purse $500, for two
year-olds, five furlongs-Starters: Ceverton.
| 49, Allen, l to =; Gen Mitchell, 103, Thorpe.
| 6 to L; JOHNNY Wrinkle, 96, Madison, Z to 1;
Davezac, 1O2. West. to 1; Queen Esther, S4;
Mcdonald, 3 to l; First Day, 96. Lilly, 20 to 1.
Ceverton got two lengths the best of
| the start and led all the way to the wire.
| Johnny Wrinkle came fast in the last
few yards, and was only beaten a. half
length and got the place. First Day
was third. ten lengths back. Time,
1:114.
Third race, st. Louis Fair Oaks, for three
year-old fillies. s., 800 added, mile and half
Starters: Ida Pickwick. 122, X. Williams.
3to 3; Marmosa, III, kiley, to 5: Lucille
Manette, III, Thorpe, 30 to /; Onlight, III,
j. Murphy, p to l.
The race proved to be the best of the
meeting. Lucille Manette made the
running for the first quarter; then On
light took it up and led to the mile with
Lucille Manette second, Marmosa
third and Ida Pickwick last. There
was closing up rounding for home.
and Marmosa drew away and led into
the stretch by three lengths. She
looked all over winner, but Williams
went to work on Pickwick with his
whip, and in the last sixteenth she
drew even. Kiley struck Marmosa and
she swerved. Ida Pickwick won by
two lengths. MarmoSa three lengths be-
fore Onlight. Time, 2:591a.
Fourth race. selling purse $500, for three
year-olds and upwards, mile and 100 yards
Starters: Emma j. 106. West, % to 1; Re-
gardless, 107, Hathaway. 10 to 1; Rufus A,
I07. Ralston, 40 to 1; Profligate. 1l3, Allen. 6
to 5; Grannie a, So. Sanford, 30 to l.; Harpy,
102, Mulligan, Is to 1; Valparaiso, 104, Free
man, to L; Timberand, 100, HaZlett, 3 10 /;
Alaric 105. Jackson, 20 to 1; Wild Cherry,
106, English. q to 1; Bonnie Annie, ITO,
Barker II to 1.
Rufus A caused some delay at the
post, falling down and throwing Rails
ton. The horse rolled over, and the boy
had very narrow escape from serious
injury. Prof1igate got off first and re-
tanned the lead to the end, winning by
ten lengths from Bonnie Anne, who
beat Emma three lengths for the
place. Time, 2:03.
Fifth race, handicap, purse $780, mile and
100 yards-Starters: Alphonse, los; w. Har-
ris, to 3; Carter b, 106. Thorpe, to 2; Nose,
90, Wlthers, 30 to /.
Alphonse and Carter B ran like a
team the entire distance, Alphonse win
ming by half a length. Nose was beaten
off furlong. Time, 2:10I.
Sixth race. purse $500, for three -year-oids
and upwards, allowances mile-Starers:
Chimes. o., H. Smith to 5; Major Tom. 107,
Hathaway, 5 to /; Switter, 102, Dixon, so to 1;
Adrienne, l06 Black. q to /; Fore Runner, 81.
=, to l; Gendarme Ill, Pascoe, so to /;
Aloha, III, Simpson, to 1.
Adrienne and Fore Runner made the
running all the way, Chimes third.
Fore Runner won by two lengths from
Adrienne, who only beat Chimes head.
Time, 1:5519.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, maidens, mile-Harpy, 81; Ke-
hama, Alletta, Apex. 1C2; Bon Ton, Joseph
McDearmon, Silver Dollar, Okeeta, 107: Edna
A. liz; Madam Midas, III; Cinch. 121; Mickle
King, 122.
Second race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
st. Leo. "a; Ruby Payne, Porka, 90; Dan L,
10Y; Proflgate, ITO; Argenta, Redsign, i'll;
Tenacity, 113; Glockner 1871
Third race, Southern hotel stakes four
furlongs-Barnard, Boston De, Walter,
Harry Askew, Gold Stone W Munson, o X,
113; Faraday, 12l: The Hero 49,
Fourth race selling. mile and fifty yards
Dyer. 81: Top Gallant. 85; Fero, 95; Antonio,
90; First Lap, Regardless, 9S; Progress, 100;
Sight Draft. los.
Fifth race, handicap, nine furlongs-
Marchma, 95; Hamlet 104 AlphOnse, ITO;
Verge Dor, lis; Glockner. 116; Parametta,
108.
Sixth race selling, mile and fifty yards
Gen. Caldwell, ST. Rimini. 95; Frank Lilly,
%; Silver Charm, 9S; Ida l.. 101; Little
Midget 1O2; Ed Hopper, 112; Jubilee, ia.
Kehama and Silver Dollar: Tenacity and
Consignee; The Hero and w. l.. Munson
Regardless and Fero; Verge Dor and AL
phonse; Rmini and Jubilee