St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-05

was little stringing out in some of the
races, but the finishes were generally
close.
First race, selling, purse $500. for three
yeaI-oids and upwards, mile and seventy
yards-Starters: Cashier H. Allen, Z to s:
Gonsignee. liz, Brltton, to 5; Remedy, 81
Perkins, 10 to l.
he trio set out with Consignee first,
followed closely by Cashier, and in that
ORDER they passed the stand. In the
turn Remedy spurted two or three
lengths ahead, after which the three
ran nearly even neck and neck race to
the half. where Remedy fell back to
third TWO lengths in the rear. From the
naif to she finish the race was between
Consignee and Cashier. Cashier won
by three parts of length, Consignee
second. three lengths ahead of Remedy.
Time. 1:571z.
9 Second race. selling. purse $500, mile
Starters Whalebone, 81, Dempsey, 20 to 1; ;
Linlithgow, Ill, Porter, to 5: Oniight, liz,
freeman, 8 to 5; Miss Ballard, 103, English,
~ 10 / !; Mlrabeau, 10S, Allen 3I2 to Logon
After good start Linlithgow led past
the stand and kept increasing his lead
all the way around, coming in winner
under an easy rein by eight lengths
from Onlight, second, one length ahead
OF Mirabeau, third. Time, 81. On
light started second with Mirabeau
third and the order was never changed
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes,
dor ree-year-olds and upwards, mile and an
circumstances: Mora, lis, English, even;
Red Sign, LOG, Freeman. coupled with Shib-
boleth. 100, Porter, ) to 5.
a quick, good start was made, Mora a
trifie in the lead, followed closely. A
transformation put Shibboleth in the
'front.' by neck, in passing the stand,
with Red Sign second, followed closely
by Mora. Red Sign ran second until the
last turlong post was reached, when he
TOOK the lead and won by half a length,
Mora second, five lengths ahead of
Shlbboleth, third. Time, 2:04 Mora
was good third from the stand to the
three-quarters, when she took second
and challenged for first in the stretch,
but failed to make it by only scratch.
Fourth race, Himyar stakes for three-year-
olds, nine furlongs-Starters: Georgetown,
1l5. Allen, to l. Valera, 127 Britton, to 5;
Diekerson. lis, r. Williams, even.
The race through the mud was run
beautifully, and it excited the lockers
on by its cloSeneSS until the last mo-
ment. Valera started third and close
up to Georgetown, second, kept that po-
Sltlon till after passing the half, when
ne put Georgetown two lengths behind
him and closed up till there was only
length between him and DickersOn.
Around the home turn and in the
stretch, 1t was nip and tuck between
him and Dickerson, but Valera won by
length, DickerSOn second, two lengths
IN front of Georgetown, third. Time, 1907.
Fifth race, purse $780, for maiden two-year-
0ldS four 1urlongs-Starters: Alhambra, liz,
Britton, 10 to L; Hamline, 1l3, Allen, B to 4;
Judge Hughes, 113, 10 to /; Great Dixon, 113,
Freeman, II to l; Julia May, no. c. Sloan, S
1l3 Reyes, II to 1; Barney 5, 113. Finnegan,
10 to l; Modest lib, Bower, 8 to 1; Francis
ITO, Porter, to l. Elsie S, 10, Harris. 10 to 1.
The race was delayed by two or three
fractions animals, but fairly good
send-of was finally obtained, with Ham
line first, Judge Hughes second and
Francis third. Francis jumped from
third to first at the three-qCarterS pole,
putting Hamline and Judge Hughes
second and third respectively. 1t was
in the stretch that Judge Hughes
showed his metal, came front, and in
the finish won by length, with Francis
second, two and half lengths ahead OF
Hamline. third. Time, 5311.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile and twenty yards
Kildutf, iO1; Marvel. 1902; Rollin Hawley, 1903;
Linlithgow, 1903; Profiigate, 107; Cashier, Ill;
Polemus, 1l3: Tenacity, III.
Second race, sweepstakes, one mile-On-
light, 102; Reputation, 92; PhiloIa. 90; Lo-
rehzo, "; Palmetto, 93i Bonnie BYRD, lO2;
Gov. Ross, 1lS.
Third race, handicap, mile and seventy
yards-Madame, 90; Trust. %; Machma, 95;
Gov. Ross, %; Bertha, 105; Tenacity. 1O5;
Yale ''9l," 1O5; Eli, 106; Alphonse, 10S;
Brazos, 10.
Fourth race, Lawrence handicap, two-year-
olds. six furlongs-Maulda, 112; Miss Dixie,
lis; Chaperone, 115; Newton, lis; German,
lis.
Sixth race, selling, two-year-oIds, nine
DISQUALIFICATION
10l; Curt Gum, 104; Strathmaid, 104; Cover
ton, W L Munson, 104 Duchess, 10Y; faliero,
lib.
SELECTIONS.
Linlithgow and Tenacity, Philora and
Onlight, Brazos and Eli, German and Cha
perone, Faliero and Ceyerton.