St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-16

lor. s to 1 and 3 to 1; Slipalong, 115. Little.
field, to 1 and to 5; Arnica I15 Martin, Is
to and to /; Yorkville Belle lis. Doggett
- to and to l; He'll Gate, 112, Mclaughlin,
to / and to l.
They were long while at the post,
first one refusing to break and then the
other, but finally Starter Caldwell
caught them well in motion, and they
were sent away to a beautiful start.
Osric at once jumped to the front, and
followed by Yorkville Belle, Equator
and COXswain, showed the way to the
last furlong. Then Yorkville Belle
commenced to gain, and Taral was
forced to go to the whip. A good finish
ensued, Osric winning by a neck, while
YorkVille Belle beat Coxswain two
lengths for the place. Time, 491z. The
winner is bay colt by imported Chev-
lot, out ofsAbbie W, and was purchased
by Woicott d Camp bell at the Hearst
sale yesterday.
year-olds, for which the starters were: Serv-
ice, 106. Miller, u to 1 and to l. Gondolier,
Iie, Martin, 10 to L and to l; Turk, 107,
Flynn, to and to 1; Mount Vernon, 105,
Costello, 10 to l and to l.; Knapp, 9S Stev-
enson, to 1 and 2 to 1 Knapsack,
l03, Weber, II to l. Lady Longfel-
low colt, 1CS, Bergen, 10 to l and to 1;
L l.,
Avon lJ3, Hamilton, S to 1 and 3 to 1: Nellie
James colt 107 Taylor. 20 to 1 and to 1;
Nerbena 1O7, Sims 20 to l and TO /; Hettie
JOY, Doggett L TO l and TO [: Comforter 103
Avery, - to l and to 1; Simple Gold colt
lO5, Lamley, 10 to and to 1; Preston 9S. J.
Lamley, II to 1 and to L; Laughing Water
no. Littlefeld, to 5 and to D.
The favOrite got the best of the start,
and holding it to the end won handiy
from the Longfellow colt by two
half length away. Time, .4S54.
The days sport wound up with mile and
sixteenth selling race. for which the starters
We're: Gallifet l06 Bergen, Z TO 1 and to 2;
Tanner Ill, Hamilton, TO 10 and even;
Eleve 104 Sims. - TO 1 and to /; Edgar
Johnson 4 r. Jones, 20 to l and to l. Brown
Charlie 1Ol, Taylor to l and to / Lepanto
80, j Lumley, 10 TO l and to 4; Benedictine
lUs NJ Bergen to and to 5; Masterlode
Tribe, 10 to l and 10 1.
Lepanto took the lead at the start and
showed the way to the stretch. when he
fell back beaten, and Benedictine. Mas
terl0de and Gallifet joined issue. Whip
ping resulted in head victory for Ben
edictne, while Masterlode beat Gallifet
head for the place. The favorite fin
ished sixth. Time, 1909.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST race, one miIe-Tammany, Algernon,
Asben. Stangust, NJ onntain Deer Masher,
PortchesJer, EnZe, John Cavanagh, Uno-
Grande' Glenlochy, Warpath, Rangwum, u;
Hypatica. Z.
Second race, mile and an eighth-Trisean,
IS; Sir John, T.; Lavinia Belle, 9; Admiral,
100; B Million, 95.
Third race. Seaside stakes five furlongs-
Uncle Sim, Julio, Merry Duke, King Cadmus,
Zorling, Laughing Wafer, Arnica Miledan,
Knapp, ppointment, Preston b, Affinity
colt Oppressor, Temple, Airshaft, Lady
Longfellow colt.
Fourth race, Carlton stakes, mile-War-
path, Void. Bolero. Algernon Bermuda.
Strathmeath, Territier, Stratagem, Picknicker,
Ambulance
Fifth race. five furlongs-Rex 11s. Fred Lee
lis, Sleet lis, Patrimony colt rs, Mars llS,
Piccadilly l15, Jessica 115, Ninone 115, Natalie
Sixth race. mile handicap-St. John 124,
Leontine 120, Stry6e 11S, Natterson 11S, Low
lander ia, Baldwin la, Lizzie ia, Black