St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
10. Freeman Is to 1; War Plot 1o4, Britton

10. Freeman Is to 1; War Plot 104, Britton z
to 5.
Rimini led in the start, with Lieder-
kranz second, Red Sign third. Odrey
took the lead at the stand and held it to
the stretch. at which point Hopeful
rushed out of the bunch and won by a
length, with Red Sign second and
Liederkranz third. Time :45. There
was little stringing out on the back
stretch, but all the nagS were close to-
gether in the finish.
Third race, purse $500. for three-year old
gan, to 1: Belle Noyes, 112, Lindsay, 20 to j;
SShipmate, 1l2, English, to /; Philora 112,
Planchette, 112, Britton. 10 to 1.
This was an exciting race. 1t was
we'll contested during the first three
quarters of mile, all the horses being
we'll punched. Shipmate led in the
start and never went back of second,
but when she entered the last furlong
she plunged ahead and won by half a
length in front of Philora, who beat
Melody for the place by length. Time,
:4312. Planchette, Belle Noyes and
Metha came in together ten lengths be-
hind.
Fourth race, a free handicap sweepstakes
for three-year-oids and upwards, mile and
seventy yards-Starters: Shibboleth 100,
Porter, 6 to l; business, 100, Keys, 20 to 1 !;
Brandolette, 112, Mcdonald, 3 to /; Longshot,
110, Overton, 3 to /; Robesperre, 106 Lilly
ITO 1 Forerunner, 103, Britton. 2 to /; Re-
sponse, 105, Freeman, 10 to l.; Marchma, 100,
Goodale, 10 to /.
Brandolette led in the start, with
Robespierre second, Response third and
Forerunner fourth. The passed the
second and FOrerunner third. Long
Shot was last in the bunch till they en-
tered the stretch, when he came under
a loose rein to the front, and won by
five lengths, with Forerunner second,
half length ahead of Business, third.
Time AZ.
Fifth race. the Decoration handicap. for
three-year olds and upwards, mile and a
quarter-Starters: Semper Fidele, 10l, Por-
ter, 2 to l.; Hueneme. 100, Lily, IS to /; Ma
rion c, 116, r. Williams. to l; Proctor
Knott, l2s. Britton, to 5; Michael, 10s, Allan,
TO L; Glockner, 112, Overton, 4 to 1.
This race excited intense interest.
All the entries were flyers and time
pusherS. Hueneme was off first and
Proctor Knott last, but all the group
was closely punched. Marion c started
third, passing the stand and the quarter
in that place, went to second at the half
and came in winner by neck, with
Michael second, half neck in front of
Proctor Knott, third. Time, 2:0S.
Michael, after starting second took first
and held it till he got to the home
stretch. Proctor Knott, after starting
last. took fifth at the stand, went up to
third at the three-Quarter pole and
pushed the leaders at the home string.
Sixth race, selling. purse $500, for two-year-
olds. four and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: w
T. Munson, 106 c. Sloan, to 1; Ollie Glenn
105, Britton, to 1; Sallie Taylor, 105, Schim-
mel, to 1; Dore,, 1o2 Porter, 10 to /; Cal
houn, 102, Keys, 6 to l. Ed Eshelby, 10S,
Allen, 25 to1: Pendleton, 10s, Hathaway to
|: Content, 104. Lilly, 6 TO 1; Little Matte,
90, Lindsay, 20 to l. Stratton, 100, Mcdonald,
20 to 1; Red Root. LOG, Freeman, 80 to / !;
Rosem an, 9S, Goodale, 20 TO 1 Antoinette,
103, English, & TO l.
The race was we'll started, with Dore
in the lead by neck. He was never
headed and won by neck from Cal
houn, second, half-neck in front of
Ollie Glenn. third. Time, 5714. Ollie
Glenn came out of the bunch soon after
the start, took the third place and held
it to the end. Little Matte came home
twenty lengths behind, with Red Root
and Ed Eshelby only two or three
lengths in front of her