St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-23
War Between Tracks and Pool
Rooms May Result in
Mischief.
Racing in Mud at Chicago
and Good Work on Louis
ville's Last Day.
Doings OF the National Board
Of Appeals--Many Ex-
pulSionS.


5000 persons present, for the very good
reason that outsiders in the betting
were entirely too prominent at the fin
lsh. The war between the tracks and
pool rooms was carried on with
renewed vigOr, and it looks as
though sooner or later some one
would get hurt. To-day notices
were posted all over the entrance, no.
tlfying persons that no one would be
allowed to leave the track between the
hours of 2 and 4:30, and Pinkerton po-
licemen were present in large numbers
to enforce the notice. The weather was
the mildest that bias been experienced
during the meeting, and had another
favorite or so been successful, every
one would have been thoroughly salts
fed.
First race, a sweepstakes for three year
olds and upwards, mile-Starters: Prince
Royal, 49, to 4: Reclare, 11O, 6 to 4; Nellie
Bly,, a. 10 to L; Maidstone, 119, 20 to / Lizzie,
81, $50 to 1.
Nellie Bly, was first to show, closely
followed by Maidstone and Lizzie. with
Reclare last. For half mile they ran
in this order. Then Prince Royal took
the lead and showed the way to the
stretch, with Maidstone, Reclare and
Nellie Bly, pressing him closely. At the
last furlong Prince Royal appeared to
have the race won, but Taylor brought
Reclare up with a rush in the last six
teenth, and appeared to win by a good
head. The judges made it dead heat,
with Nellie Bly, third, TWO lengths away.
Time, 1:4411.
Second race. sweepstakes for two-year
olds, five furongs-Starters: Promenade ITO
y X n n
l; Julietta FLY, 10, to /: Prudence, ITO, 40
to |; Democracy, ITO, 20 to 1; MERGED, 11U, 10
to l; Fiona tilly, ITO, 100 TO 1; Annie Queen,
no. Is to /; Carmine 110 10 20 1; Gorilla, ITO,
20 to l.
They were sent away to fair start,
with Anna i'll the lead. Annie Queen,
Julietta filly, Prudence and Ninone
were her Immediate attendants. They
ran without change until they entered
the stretch, where Promenade, who had
been well up, came through, and in
fighting finish won by length and
half from Annie b, who beat Ninone
SIX lengths for the place. Time, 1:034.
Third race, a handicap sweepstakes, mile
and sixteenth-Starters: Longstreet I25,
to 4; Senorlta, ia, 4 TO 1; Bermuda 100, 20 to
/; Liyonia, los, % to l.
Senorita took the lead at the start and,
Tapped by Liyonia, with Bermuda bring
Ing up the rear, showed the way to the
upper turn'where they were all Tapped.
When they Strengthened out Longtreeet
moved to the front, and, holding his lead
to the end, won easily by two leDgths,
while Senorita beat Bermuda the same
distance for the place. Time, 1881.
Fourth race, the Falcoc stakes for three
year olds, of $50 each, with $1,000 added,
winner to be sold at auction, mile and six
administrators: Lepanto, 100, 30 to l India
Rubber, liz, Is 10 L; Aoodlum, liz, % toll;
Adyentcrer, III, to 2; Blackjack, 100, 100 to
/: HOUR, 1O2 Is to 1; Chatham, III, 0 to 10;
Nookcutter 122, II to 1; Headlight 1O3 81
.o1.
Woodcutter showed in front when the
nag Tell and set the pace to the back
stretch, where Lepanto took up the run
ming. He opened gap of daylight and
followed in close order by Woodcutter
and Headlight showed the way to the
stretch. Then there was general clos
ing up. but Anderson kept Lepanto
going and won by length from India
Rubber. who beat Hoodium half length
for the place. Time, 1:511z.
Fifth race, heavy weight handicap sweep
stokes, six furlongs Starters: Baldwin. 100,
30 to 1; Tanner, l24, to L: Belwood, ia, II
to 1; Syracuse, LIZ, 20 to L; Mountain Deer,
ia, to |; Meriden, 116, 10 to 1; Kenwood,
JIG, 6 to 1; Blue Jeans, 1l5, 100 to /; Eolo,
118, to- l. Stratagem 40, 20 to /; Isaac
Lewis: I16, 3 to L: Stryke, ia. 20 to /; Fla
villa, 105, to L; Sequence colt, los, 100 to / q
Meriden showed the way to the
stretch, with Stratagem, FlayiIla and
Tanner following in close order When
they Strengthened out for the run-in
Baldwin came through next the rails,
and after good finish won by three
parts of length from Tanner who beat
Beiwood two lengths for the place.
Time, 1:161z.
ha
furlong selling race, for which the starters
were: Carroll, 10S 10 to 1; Frontenac 1O4
to- kingsbridge, 102, to L; Benedictine,
ITO. to |: Gallifet 10, to L; E. johnson,
loa' . to /; Watterson, los, S to L; Little jim,
103. 10 to 1; Nubian. S. 40 to l.
The llghtweighted Nubian took the
lead at the start, and, with Kingsbridge
and WatterSon as the runners up,
showed the way to the stretch. When
well Strengthened out there was a gen
eral closing up, and in the last furong
Littlefield moved to the front with Car
roll and won easily by neck from
Frontenac, Jones. who beat Kings
bridge, Lambly up, two lengths for the
place. Time, l sc.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
First race, threequarters of a mile-Emfn-
trude colt, Ill; Vernon, Ill: Coxswain, III;
Patrmony colt Ill., Hellgats, III; McCor-
mick, III; Lady Longfellow colt, III; Spin
Second race, mile and an eighth-Eon. IA:
Banquet. ia; Text, 10s; Layina Belle, 100;
Bermuda. 81.
Third race, one mile-Bermuda, III; Pick
nicker, III; DR. Hasbrouck, liz; Baldwin
III; Woodcutter, III; Portchester, III: Mr.
Sass III; Pessara, HI; Lizzie, liz; Rey-del-
Rey, 107.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-No
mad, lis; Victory, 1lS; Othmar, lis: His
Highness, lis; Rex, lis; Moderator colt. lis:
Mount Vernon, 118; Happy John, 11S; Geor,
gia 11S; st Florian, 11S. Fred Lee. 11S: Maria
colt, 1lS; Uncle Sim 11S; Airshaft lis.
126; King Thomas, 1O6.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Costa
Rlca: 1914; Kern, 104; Kempland. Hip: Ad.
mirai, III; Pearl set %; Hoodlum, 1Ol: Vos
berg, 101; Gypsy Queen, f0f; b b Million
"; Vivid, 1O5; Rambler, 1915; Kingsbridge
or; Salute, 81.