St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-09
FLYERS FOR MONEY.
A Crowd of Ten Thousand
People See the Nashville
Races.
Gov. Ross, Too Sweet, Milt
Young, Huron and zan-
tippa Winners.
The Kaiser Tramples a Man
to Death at Lex
ington.
Results at the Nashville, Lex
ington, Washington and
Gutenberg Tracks.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May s. - The
largest crowd of the meeting attended
the races at West Side park to-day,
nearly 10000 people being present. The
betting was unusually brisk,and as only
one favorite won, the eXchequer OF the
bookmakers was added to by many thou
sands of dollars. Bankrupt again up
set the talent, he being an even money
favorite in the Moerlein-Gerst stakes,
but finished third. Huron was looked
upon as an invincible in the Trial
stakes, and the ease with which he won
demonstrated the business OF his claim
to the title of King of tWoyear-olds'
in the West.
First race, selling, purse $500, for three
year-olds and upwards, six furlongs-Start-
ers: Governor Ross, III, De Long to l;
Iemoine II. 105. F. Sloan, to l Lady Black
burn. JOS Fox, 10 to 1: Comedy, Jog, Penny,
StoI; Linlithgow, 115, Hill, to 5; Belle Red
mond, 100. Keith, % to /; Lord Tom Hlmyar,
101 Thorpe, II to L; Longbroeck, 103 Good
ale, 5 to /; Rimini, 104, Parkinson, 8 TO l;
Pickup, 104, Steppe II TO l.
Lemoine II was slightly in the lead at
the start, followed by Belle Redmond
and Longbroeck. At the half Belle
Redmond was in front, with Comedy
second Coming into the stretch Comedy
was setting the pace with LinlithgoW
and Belle Redmond. A general closing
up occurred on the last furlong and
Governor Ross won in drive bya head,
while Linlithgow secured the place
honors from Comedy by half length.
Time, 1:16.
Second race selling, purse 800, for three
year-olds. seven furlongs-Starters: Too
Sweet 10S McLennan, = to l; Maud BIOS
Thorpe, 10 to l; Bob L, 1l3, r. Williams; to
8: Zero, 113. De Long, 20 to /; Post Odds, 95,
Perkinson 10 to /; Ithaca, 100, Penny, 10 to 1.
Too Sweet was off in front with
Maud B second, Ithaca third. At the
quarter Maud B came from third lead
ing Post Odds length. This was the
order until reaching the stretch when
Too Sweet came fast, closely followed
by Bob l.. and in pretty finish Too
Sweet won by a nose, Bob l. second,
two lengths in front of Maud b. Time,
1894.
Third race, the MoerIn-Gerst Brewing
Company stakes, $500 added, for three-year-
olds and upwards, mile and seventy yards.
Starters: Bankrupt 116, r. Williams, to 5;
McCafferty. 3 to /; Milt Young. 100 Goodale,
3to1 Blue Veil, 1CS, Penny, 10 to 1; Monlta
Hardy, 102, Fox, to1; Carter b, lob, Thorpe,
15 TO 1.
Bankrupt was first away, Fred Fink
and Milt Young close up. Passing the
Milt Young holding second by head
from Carter B. At the quarter Burch
was III front by head. Bankrupt trail
ing. At the half Monita Hardy went
forward, but was soon passed by Carter
B. Coming into the stretch Milt Young
was given his head, and won in drive
by length, Blue Veil capturing the
place from Bankrupt by head. Time,
1:47.
Fourth race, Trial stakes $1,000 added; for
twoyear- olds, five furlongs-Starters: Bos-
ton De lis, Moore, 10 to /; Gee Jay Jay lis,
Delong, 5 to l. Adalia 115, k. Williams, to
!; Huron 123, Kiley, to 10; Sam Farmer lis,
Fox, u to [; Tom Paxton lis. Magee, II to l..
Huron had slightly the best of the
start, Sam Farmer and Gee Jay Jay fol-
lowing. At the half Sam Farmer took
the lead, with Gee Jay Jay second and
Farmer third. At the three-quarters
Tom Paxton secured second place.
Coming down the stretch Huron came
fast and won easily by a length, Tom
Paxton second by two lengths, Boston
De third. Time, 1903.
Fifth race, selling, purse S4OO, for two-year-
olds. five furlongs- Starters: Maggie Lebus,
100 Fox, s to 5; Miss Lulu, 100, Thorpe. p to
/; Zantippa, 81, Penny, II to 5; Henry Jen-
kins 100, r. Williams, s to 5.
Henry jenkins was off in front, but
was overhauled by Maggie Lebus at the
half. In the stretch Zantippa spurted
and won easily by two lengths, Maggie
Lebus second, three lengths in. front
of Henry jenkins. Time, 1:03M.
LAST DAYS ENTRIES
First race, maiden tWO-year- oldS, half q
mile-Jean, no; Highwayman, 113; Mont
clair, 113; Vancluse, 115; Gold Stone lis;
Jim White, lis; Salvation, 119.
Second race, seven-eighths of mile, sell
ing-Mamie R, %; Crispfno, 104; Pickup, 106;
Charles Reed. 1o7; L. H.. 10Y; Bonafr, 10Y;
Dominic. los; Glen Hall, Ill; Redsign, Ill;
Carus, 1l3; Roley Boley, ia; Whittier, lii.
Third race, seven-eighths of mile selling
Bath house, 81; ;Fondy, "a; Fascination,
100; Swifton, 100; Ithaca, l01; Lord Tom Hill
var, 105; Billy Smith, 107; Red Fox, 106; Dora
Thorne, 10Y; Col. Cox, 113.
Fourth race seVen-eighths mile. L. Rosen-
helm special handicap. Miss Maud, 9; Louis
lana, 80; Hazel Hurst 95; Wild Rose 95; My
Queen, 80; Royal Flush, 100; Duke High
lands. 100; Faithful, 100; Joe Carter, 100: Sir
Brazos, 11O; Bankrupt lie; Bobby Beach,
l22
Fifth race one and one-eighth miles, Max
well House handicap, Miss Leon, 70; Long
Shot, 10; Atticus ITO; Fayette, 125.
Sixth race, five-eighths mile, selling, Belle
of Springfield, 9S; Texas Girl, 101; John Day,
1O1; Borealus, 105; Friendless, los; Phantom,
los; Hardee. 110; Jim Gray, 113
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race, two,year-olds, four furlongs
Jean Ten, no; Highwayman, 113; Montclair
113: Vaucluse, us; Goldstone, lis; Jim
White, 11S; Salvation, us.
Second race, selling, seven furlongs. Ma
mie R, 92; Liberty Bell, 1O1 Crispino, 1O4;
Pickup. 106; Chas Reed, 107; L. H., 107; Bon
Air, 167; Remine, 10S Glenhall. III; Red
Sign III; Carus, 113; Roley Boley, ia; Whit
tier, III.
Third race, selling, five furlongs-Both
House. 81; Fendy, 81; Fascination, 100;
Swifton, 100; Ithaca, 101; Lord Tom Hillyar,
Jos; Billy Smith. 195; Red Fox. 1O6; Dora
Thorn, 10Y; Col Cox, 113.
Fourth race, handicap, seven furlongs-
Miss Maud, 90; Louisiana, 90; Hazel Hurst
95; Wild Rose, 95; ROYAL Flush, 100; Duke of
Highland, 100; Faithful, 100; Joe Carter, 1OC;
Sir Abner, 101; Whitney 105; Brandoiette,
10; Brazos, no; Bankrupt 116; Bobby
Beach, 122.
Fifth race, Maxwell House handicap mile
and an eighth-Miss Leon, 90; Long Shot,
110; Atticus, 129; Fayette, 125.
Sixth race, selling, hve furlongs-Belle
Springfield. 90; Texas Girl, 100: John Day,
161; Borealis, 105; Friendless, los; Phantom.
108; Dutchman, 100; Hardee, 110; Jim Gray,
113; Grey Eagle, lib.