St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-03

pcltiiS dllu lilcu cdiIl6 MluHi0 Gee
Ceverton's odds were to at first and
then they were sifted to even at the
post, as the betting was rather slow.
Minnie Gee started at 5 to 2 and closed
at TO l, while one could get Bernardo
at ) to and Dyer for about anything
offered. 1t was not an interesting bat
| tie. CeyertOn sprang to the front at
the drop of the flag and led the others
from post to finish. Minnie Gee
vacilated. however. She started sec
Ond and soon after allowed Bernardo to
displace her, but with driving finish
she brought her coiors to the place in
sensational way. Dyer was unable, as
matter OF course. to make show. He
ran pluckily, but hadn't the speed to do
work by the side of his competitors.
SUMMARY.
Six furlongs, for ali ages purse $780,
divided
Ceyerton, 105, C. 3, Deceiver-Lady Peyton
CThorpe), Kendall stable .-.......... 1
Minnie Gee. 100 en- f. 3, Plenipo-Jaconet
I'll. smith,, Charter Oak stables 49,.
Bernardo. l03, br G, !; Cheviot-Sweet Peggy
GHennesseyl, ID. j. Mccarthy .....-......
Dyer, ~: (Hein), also started.
to ana out. :. Ceverton even and out
5 TO and 10 s.. Minnie Cee.2 to and j to
3 to and even. Bernardo. 3 to and to
~ TO and ID TO l.Dyer.. % to l and II TO
Longshot,s Queer work.
Lena Frey carried the talents money
in the next race. Longshot was the
judgment, but the ''knowing" ones
readily saw good thing in the daughter
of Midl0than-Loraine. This is one of
c. P. Fink's string. and she was GER
tainly out to win. Little Andy Clayton
was put up, and his instructions were to
come in first, and never spare either
spur or lash, and he followed the in
junction to the letter. COronet is gal
liant Jhree-yearold, and he was paraded
with the evident view OF instilling con-
fidence. Then the tip went the rounds:
ut is Coronet's race" and then fol-
lowed perfect stream Of money in that
direction, and he was backed down
from to TO to 2. Ironrod was we'll
thought of for place, while the men
betting on judgment backed Longshot,
straight.
Lena Frey got the best of the send off
and was never headed. Cyrena took the
second place and held it into the stretch,
While SkOOknm made struggle, run
ming third to the half, where Coronet
came up with rush and took position
nearly up with Cyrena. Long Shot was
not heard from up TO the stretch. Then
the game Duke of Norfolk horse ran
away with Freeman, and swept with
easy strides past the field and up to
Lena Frey's tanks. where lie cantered
on continually to the wire, while Lena
was whipped out.
SUMMARY.
One mile, selling, for three yearolds and
upwards, purse S5U0, divided
Lena Frey, 90. ch g. Midlothian Lorraine
"a; Claytonl, c. p. Fink. 1
Londshot. ITO, CHI 6, Duke Of Norfolk, by
Langford (freeman), Lakeland stable. -. 2
Cornet, 1Ol, ch ). King Alphonso-Canoria
(kunze), Brownwall stable. ...... 3
London Sneake, IL, (Britton); Skookum.
l09, Meaver) Cyrena 12. (SargenU, and
Ironrod l01 &c. Williams), were unplaced.
Time, 40
BETTING.
First. Horses Post.
3 10 and even. Lena Frey. -. . to and out
2 to md ont .Longshot e TO l and , to l
TO / and even. Coronet... 5 to and out
to and ) to-. London Sneake.S to and to 1
10 10 and to l.. Skookum IS to l and 10 to1
to and 10 ]. ..Cyrena. 10 TO and 5 TO
to and 10 o.. Ironrod ..5 to l and TO 2
CardMelI's Easy Honp.
Just who had the call for the third
race was a problem that puzzled the
talent for time. They were timid,
and each seemed TO wait for time for
the others TO begin the onslaught Oil the
bookmaker5. judge Cardwell seemed
to be the final Judgment, and he was
backed from to 5 to 3 to 5. NarVaeZ
was second choice, and the betting Oil
him started at 5 to 2 and ended 3 10 l.
The others were not SO we'll thought of,
and they could be had for the Offering
as the rule.
1t was only half mile race, and the
start meant much. 1t was bad start.
Diamond. the Minneapolis colt, was
sent away in the van, while Judge Card
well, the fayori1e, had long way the
best of the field. OF course, he was
never headed. and Narvaez ran second
into the stretch and Ten Ward third,
when Rapidell was brought up by
Chambers with a terrific rush and
passed to second place over NarvaeZ.
SUMMARY.
Four furloDgs, for two-year olds that had
started at this meeting and not Won. purse
$40, divided
judge Cardwell, 1O3. b c, jim Gore Mischief
CThorpel. p NJ. West. ............ 80. 1
Rapideil 100 ch f. The Rake-G Glen Ellen
(Champers), W. r. Hogan. .......
Naryoez. los, br c. BiiyGiilmore-AllceT Temp
kinS (HeneSey). |. Wolf............... -. 3
Dave {. 103(Grit1in): Diamond 105Nowr):
Wild Huntress, 100 (Wilhers): Earl, lUS
Ounce; Red Rose, 100 Barclay, We're un-
placed.
Time, 81.
BETTING.
FIRST. Horses. Post.
TO and out Judge Cardwell 8 to and out
! - to and to l.. Rapidell. IL TO 1 and to
| 5 to- and even. .Narvaez. . to 1 and TO =
| 10 10 ana TO L.. Dave CD 10 and to l
10 l and 8 to wild Huntress. 10 to l, } to l
S 10 l and . 10 L.. Earl . 10 TO ami 3 10 l
- to 1 and tn 1. Red Rose. 10 TO and TO L
i 20 10 l and 10 lien Ward 20 TO and to
Torrent Carried Weight.
For the next race Eli Kindig was the
| tip. He opened at 2 to l and closed at
! 6 10 5, indicating that a good deal of
| money had been placed on him. He
was backed strong by his owners and
| by the general public. PIankshire'S
race the other day at the same time
inspired confidence in him, and he was
backed for place. while Sir Walter Ra-
leigh WAS played so hard that timid
bOokmakers rubbed him out. He started
at to and closed at 2 to /.
Torrent, however. was the Judgment
of the talent, and there was where
the good money was placed at odds
| of to ; and 2 to l. Eli kindig was sent
] off in the lead, with Plankshire second
| and Torrent third. Down the bacl,
| stretch Thorpe forced his mount to ex-
tend himself, and PIankShre began to
show the way, followed by Sir Walter
Raleigh, and going round the turn and
| into the stretch Henesey showed what
the latter was capable OF doing by push
ing TO the front. Still it did not worry
/ Torrent in the least. He darted past
! the entire field with magnificent ease
| and came to the wire without urging a