St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-17
Finnegan, 10 i; cup Bearer. 90, Newton. G

fInheSan, 10 l. cup Bearer, 30, Newton, 8
to1.
There was no trouble in sending them
away. Sir Abner went to the front in
the first furlong and stayed there to the
finish, winning without trouble by a
length. Milt Young, DickerSon and
Harry Smith had a struggle for place in
the stretch, and they finished in the
order named. Time, 1:49
Second race, purse $500, selling, for three
year-oids and upward mile : Starters
Cashier, IA: overton, TO |; Julia Magee,
10; Boyer, 1910 1; Comedy, 106; Thorpe, to
| ; Birdella NJ, l0l; Britton, to L; Ed Leon
ard, 80; Bum. to >; Miss Ballard, 80; T
Sloan, 10 to |; General Caldwell, S5; Pierce.
% to /; Ed Hopper. Ill; Davis. ) to / Fairy
Queen lO5; Gocdale. to /; Mary Ii, l02 :
Mcdonald, 10 TO /: Remini. 101; Perkins, l5
to /; Turk 81; Jusion, 50 to 1; Sly Lisbon, 9S !;
Mooney, 100 TO I.
The delay at the post was long and
tedious. Tie boys were hard to con-
troll, and only after repeated warning
from Ferguson were his orders obeyed.
They finally got away with Ell Hopper
to the front and the others well
punched. Ed Hopper had things his
own way until half down the stretch
when Comedy came through and was
on even terms with Ed. Leonard. 1t
looked as if Leo nard was beat. but the
judges called it dead heat between
Comedy and Ed Leonard. Remini
third. two and half lengths back. Time,
1:45H.
The dead heat was run off after the
stake race. Ed Leonard ran all the
route. but was cut short in the stretch.
1t was hard run with both whipping.
From the stand 1T looked like Comedy's
race bY nose, but the judges called it
another dead heat Time, 1:453l. The
run off was after the last race. Comedy
could not last through the stretch, and
Ed Leonard won easily. Time. 1:45H.
Third race the Alexander stakes for two
year-olds, worth Sl,77O. five furlongs-Start-
ers: Huron, lis, Kiley, TO ,; Gorman lis,
Freeman, 10 ,; Faraday, rs, Overton, 3 to l.
They were given the flag at the first
attempt. German led by length from
Faraday, Tapped by Huron, to the
stretch. Here Kiley brought Huron up,
and he won as he pleased without urg-
ing by length and a half from German.
Faraday the same distance behind
Time, l :03.
Fourth race, purse $500, for maiden FLIES,
two-year ods, TO carry 10 pounds half "a
mile-Starters: Hannah Moberly Hathaway,
TO .; Margaret O'Neil, Bum, TO /; Ouch
ess, II: Barnes, 10 TO / Comether. Penny, Z
tol; Jenny Wrenn, Finnegan, Is to !; Orlie,
Freeman, Is to /; Hispannia, Goodale > TO :;
Maud Howard, L. Williams, even; Relief,
Mcdonald, s 10 / Unadilla, Lilly s toll
There wSs quite delay at the post
and when they did get away Duchess
wasseft standing at the post, and the
favOrite, Maud Howard, was away back
Rounding the turn after the first quar-
ter, Hannah Moterly and u UnadiIia came
through and led down the stretch. Mo
berly was never i'll trouble. and won
handily by half length from UnadilIa,
the same distance before Maud Howard,
third. Time, 504.
Fifth race, Louisville Hotel handicap, 500
added, for three year ods and upwards mile
and sixteenth-Starters: Jubilee, 107,
Freeman. 3 to L; Clockner, 112, Britten > to
8; response, %, Penny, 3 tol.
Jubilee made the running at lively
pace for three-vuarterS of a mile, with
Glockner and Response two lengths be-
hind. Turning for the stretch, Clock
ner got i'll front, and won easily by two
lengths. Jubilee had all he could do to
beat Response for the place. Time,
1852.
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
First race, mile and a sixteenth, selling
Gov. Wheeler, 9S. 81; Happiness, 104, S5;
Eugenia. 105. S25; Kencsem, l05, 81: Ramer,
lO6, 30; Llederkranz' l06 So; Marie X, lt7, So;
Jubilee. 100, Sl5
Second race, selling five-eighihs of mile
Red Root, o. s.; Cherry Bounce. o. 81;
Falero. ~, Sl2; Ten to One, 90 50; Mary Ann,
106. S3; Ceverton, 107, $40; Buckhound. no,
S100
Third race McCampbell handicap mile
ana seventy yards-Turk, 80; Rudolph (Tracy
entry. %, SIS; Rainier, 90 Sic; Faithful, 500,
SO; Trust. 100, $50; Ed Hopper 100; Princess
Limo Williams entry, l07, $50; Hamlet, los,
S4l Camilla, l03, S45
Fourth race, Clark stakes a mile and a
quarter-HiRh Tariff, 122, S35: Hart Wallace,
122 So; Lorenzo ID S25: Valera, 122, 500;
Georgetown, f22 $3.50; DIckerson, l22, $40;
Sir Abner, 122 $40; Milt Young, ~, $50.
Fifth race, one mile, sellng-Bob For
svthe lO6 So; Sull Ross, 106, S25; Gov Ross,
no, 81; Little Annie, 81, 80; Gen Caldwell "a,
s.; Ora, 80, Sll; Eslelle, 81, Sl7; Zero, 9j $};
Sunlight, lOl, S.; Hopeful. iO2. S?l; J. T..