St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-13
FAVORITES GO DOWN.
Michael and Glocknep Get
Beaten Handily at st.
Louis.
"a
Only One Favorite Got to the
Front During the
Day.
Fred. Gerhard WhipsaWed by
ShreWd Mr.. Dwyer at
Norris Park.
The Betting Public Was Given
Rather the Worst Of it
Yesterday. lea

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-The weather to-
present at the races. The track is dry
ing out and better time was made. The
slaughter of the favorites was the feat
ure of the day. Michael, theD erby
winner, was easily beaten in the
Charles Green stakes, and Giockner, at
10 2, was never in the handicap, Gen.
darme, 20 to 1, winning easily. One
favorite won. Emma j, in the first race.
First race, Street Railway, selling, purse
$500, mile and q sixteeuth-De Leon, 80.
Brophy, 40 to / +; jim Dunn. 102, Dixon, TO !;
Emma j, 81, Lowrey. to 5; Texas Girl, So,
Madison, 3 to 1; Regardless, 102. English 10
to l.; Wild Cherry, 81, Sanford, 3 to l; Solid
Silver, 104, O'Neill. Is to l.
AT the first break Jim Dunn ran away
mile. They all broke a good start, but
Texas Girl stumbled and threw her
Jockey. She ran away mile and half.
When they were sent off Texas Girl
made all the running to the stretch,
where Emma j headed her and won by
length, Texas Girl second. two lengths
before Regardless, third. Time, 1:571
Second race, purse $500, for two year olds.
five furlongs-Starters: Mozart, 103, Thomp-
son.. II to 1: sullivan, 1OS, Green, 50 to |;
Lord Willowbrook, 10S, Thorne. q TO l.; Tillie
S, los, Mulligan, so to 1; ella, 100 Lilly, 10 to
|: Comether, 100, W. Harris, Is to 1; Nancy
fish, to L; Tom Hardin, 1O3, Walker, 20 to [;
Dore. 113, E. Jones. to s.; Ceverton, lib,
Allen, 5 to-.
Alter some delay they were sent
away with K. K.a neck before Ceverton,
Dore, the favorite, two lengths back.
Ceverton rushed to the front at the
quarter and stayed there to the finish,
beating Lord Wiilowbrook two lengths.
Tom Hardin finished third, length
back of WillowbrOok. Time, 1869.
Third race, the Charles Green stakes, for
quarter-Starters: Michael 127, R.Williams,
to 5; Ethel Gray, III, Thorpe, to g.: Fore
runner, 122, Alien. 8 to 1.
Michael aud Ethel Gray ran heads
apart for mile, with Forerunner a
length back. Ethel Gray came into the
stretch first by a length, Michael and
Forerunner together. Allen sent Fore
runner along on the inner rail and at
the fHrlong post had the other two
whipping. Forerunner won, pulled up
by five lengths, Michael second, three
lengths before Ethel Gray. Time,
2:174.
Fourth race, selling, purse $780, one mile
Starters: Minnie Elkins, 1O5, II. Smith, 5 TO I:
Bob Forsythe, ILL.,, Seaman. TO 1 Drift. IS
Sanford, 20 TO 1; Neftie Whitaker, 81. Combs
40 TO L; Belle of Springfield, 81, Madison. 20
to L; May Star, 90, j. Williams, 80 to 1 Prog
ress, 49, Lilly, to 4; Hamlet, Ill, Allen. Ia
5; Littrol, 105, O'Neill, 20 to 1; Doc Long.
ford, So, Seguin. 100 to |; Topgallant, SO, Jor-
dan, 40 to 1; Progress, So. Pascoe, so to /
There was another long delay. Fan.
ME S made the running all the way
with Minnie ElkiDs second. Bob For
sythe third. Minnie Elkins won by a
length from Bob Forsythe, TopgIiant
third. Time, 1:4S.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, three
yearolds and upwards; one mile and three
furlongs-Starters: Checker, liz English
1 to .; Aiphonse. 107 w. Harris, . to /: The
Bishop, 100, Thorpe, 10 to 1; Gendarme. 100,
Pascoe, 20 to 1.
Hamlet. Adrienne. Joseph d and
Bette Selden were scratched. Cen
darme took the lead at the start and led
by five lengths all the way around, He
won easily by four lengths from AL
phonse, who beat Glockner head.
Time 2:33.
Sixth race, selling purse $500. mile and n
sixteenth-Starters: Bonnie Annie. 1OI.
Hazlett 5 to l; Gen. Caldwell SO, Madison. 4
TO 1; Frank Lilly, 81. Sanford, 20 to /; Tim.
berland, SO, Jordan, to L; Antonio 81. Low
rey, 10 to L; Ed Hopper, lob, English, 2 to !;
First Lap, 81, Combs, } to 1.
Bonnie Annie led to the stretch, VIII en-
Ed Hopper went to the front. He anti
at the furl0ng pole, and Bonnie Annie
coming on won by two lengths from I'D
Hopper. who beat First Lap a length.
Time As