St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-26
"Betty" Doble will have control of the
programme.
FINE OPENING CARD.
Programme for Today-Pools and
Predictions

Programme for Today-Pools and
Predictions.
The card for today is an especially
good one, and the fields will be larger
than the most sanguine race-goer had
any reason to expect. Instead of five
there will be six races, the final three
quarter dash having been split OH ac-
account of the number of starters. In
stead of two or three. as was feared,
seven speedy thorOughbreds will face
the f1ag for the handsome Derby purse,
headed by the peerless Yo Tambien.
The Kendall stable also starts Ceverton,
and the pair, in a bracket, will be made
hot favorites. But the great queen of
the turf will not romp off with the
stake. Newton, the hero of the La
tonia Derby, and Chief Justice and
Bolivar Buckner, whose penalty im-
post of 125 pounds declares them both
speedy filly to exert herself. Leon,
the Englisll-bred three-year-old. is an
unknown quantity and may deceive the
shrewdeSt of the turfmen. 70 TambieD
will carry IA pounds, which is pounds
in excess of the highest impost she has
ever had, and the added weight may
affect her speed. though she is game to
the backbone. Bolivar Buckner. who
is entered in the first race, as we'll as
the Derby, will be.Scratched in one and
will probably make his running in the
opening event.
The card for today follows:
First race. purse, seven-eighths of a mile
Judge Hughes. 106; Carroll Reid i07; Bcli-
var Buckrer. lib; German, I13: PreaEneSS'
Last. III; Lucille Mannette, III; The Clown,
I29.
Second race, three-quarters of mile, beats
DR. owen, So; Power, 81; Lilly Lochiel,
1O4; Fred Knox, 107; Torrent. los; Iron Rod,
10Y; Grab Cider, 49,
Third race. selling. two-yearolds. half a
mile-Diamohd, 100; Matt Foster. 100; Earl,
100; Mine Heart. 1U3; Charley Thorpe, 1oi;
Dave G, los; Ell Paso, no.
Fourth race, Derby mile and quarter-Yo
Iamblen. III; Ceverton, us: Chief Justice.
115; Newton. 125; Bolivar Buckner, 125;
Alice ID. 10; Leon. lis
Fifth race. selling. three-quarters of a mile
-Daye Pulsifer, los; Ruby Payne, 10Y; Cor
rine Kinney, l07; Carmen, los: Kildare, los;
Sull Ross, los; London Smoke, ITO: Costa
Rica, 10.
Sixth race selling. three quarters of mile
-Woodberry, 93; Safe Home, IS; Lena Frey,
9S; Maud b, 30: Darnix. 1o4; Expense, 1876;
Looking Backward, los; Robin r c, 1JS.
The following look like good selec-
tons:
Bolivar Buckner and Lucille Man
Hette, Torrent ana HOWerS, Mine Heart
and Dave c, Kendall entry and Newton,
Sull Ross and Ruby Payne, Lena Frey
and Expense.
The auction pools on today'S events,
sold at the fremont exchange, show a
wide divergence in Judgment concern
ing the relative proves of the different
candidates. They were:
First race-Bolivar Buckner $40; German,
S24; Lucille Mannette, S.; field, Sl2
Second race-Torrent. so: Crab Cider. Sf2;
Lilly Lochiel, s.; Iron Rod, S.: field SIS
Third race-Mine Heart, S25; Matt Foster,
$40: Dave G, $40; Ell Paso, $40; field, SIS.
Fourth race-Yo Tambieu. $780, Newton.
S3G; Ceverton, SO; CHER Justice. SIS; field
s..
Fifth race-Ruby Payne, $50; Corrinne
Kinney. $50; Kildare. SO; Sull Ross, SO;
Costa RIGA, $40: field SIT
Sixth race-Lena Frey, SIS: Maud B, $50;
Woodbury., s.; Expense. s.; field, $40.