St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-08
Outsiders Show Their Heels
to Several Favorites at
Nashville.
CevertOn Landed the Duncan
Hotel Stakes, Beating
Dolly McCone.
Wightman, a Hot Tip, Gave
Bettors a Bad Dump at
St. Louis.
WadSWOpth Wins the Event
of the Day on the LeXing-
ton Track.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 7.-Another
beautiful day and a splendid programme
attracted crowd of about 4,50O people
to the West Side Park, it being the
seventh day of the spring meeting, with
the Duncan Hotel stakes (Sl 1000 added
as the chief attraction, and a handicap
with a number of good horses also to be
run Off 1t was decidedly bad day for
the talent, but one or two of the first
choice horses in the betting leading
their fields to the wire.
First race, selling, purse S400, six furlongs
Blackburn, ITO, Ransom,6 to 5; Top Gallant,
ITO. Griffin, IS to 1; Bonton, ITO, Fl. Ray, 1O to
l. Devil Catcher. 1O3, Fox, II to !: Cyrena,
102, A. Clayton. 312 to l; Joe Woolman, 1Ol,
Mcdonald, to 1; Morse, 100. Slaughter. 10 to
/ Clark, 101, Harris, 80 TO 1; Arthur Murray.
9S, G. Williams, to !.
They were sent away at the first at
tempt, with Arthur Murray in the lead.
and Devil Catcher last. When the three
quarters was reached Cyrena, Top Gal
liant and Lady Blackburn came to the
front, Cyrena winning in drive by a
length, Lady Blackburn beating Bon
ton by half length. Time. 1:1619.
Second race, selling, purse 500, mile and
sixteenth Bob Forsythe, 115, r. Williams.
0A2 10 IL hODln hOOu, lUc, H. nay ID W
Vashlti, 1t6. Moore, 100 to 1 Tom Jones, lG2,
Slaughter, 5 to L; Powers. 100, Thorpe, to 5;
Ed E. shelby So. A. Clayton, II to /.
Powers, Robin Hood and Ed Eshelby
led the procession, and none OF the
others were as good as third at any time
in the race. Powers was never headed
and was ridden out, winning by two
lengths from Ed Eshelby, Robin Hood
third, a length off. Time, 1:50.
Third race, handicap sweepstakes, for
three year-olds and upwards $500 added, six
furlongs-Askey, lis, Griffin, 5 to ]; Redi1ght,
1l6, r. Williams, 312 to L; Bolivar Buckner;
Ill, Thorpe, 10 to /; Marietta, Jos, ii Ray.
to /; Blaze Duke. 106, Davis. 20 to 1; Chimes,
100, A. Clayton. IL to !; Fan King 104. Fox,
10 to /; Prince Fonso, 110. Davis, 10 to |;
Tom johnson, 9S. c. Williams, 20 to 1; Capt.
Jack 90, Slaughter, s to 1.
After delay of ten minutes they
were off, with Tom johnson leading,
Prince Fonso last. When the field
closed up Fan King came through and
won by half length from Askey, who
beat Marietta half Z length for the
place.. Time, l If. r.
Fourth race. Duncan hotel stakes, 81, COO
added, 81 entries, miie-Balgowan, 195,
Barnes. TO 5; Bonnie Byrd, III; r. Will
iams, to ]; Ceverton, 107, Slaughter; Dolly
McCone, 9S Thorpe (coupled), 9 to 8.
They started with Ceverton head in
front of Dolly McCone, she a neck in
front of the other two. Passing the
quarter Ceverton had increased his lead
to two lengths, and Dolly McCone had
dropped back to last. Bounie Byrd and
Balgowan ran head and head for half a
mile, and, on reaching the three-quar-
ters. were a length behind Ceverton,
while Dolly McCone had closed upon
them. Passing around the turn for
home Dolly McCone assumed second
place, and made rafting finish with
her stable companion, CevertOn finally
winning sby half a length, Dolly Nc
Cone getting second money from Bal
goWan by two lengths, Bonnie Byrd a
nose behind. Time, 1:421z.
Fifth race, for maiden two-year-olds five
furlongs-Goodwood. Jos, Mcdonald, . to l.;
Ed Greenwood, l0S, Fox. to 1; Alderman
16. II. Ray, to I; Rube Burrows: l03, Fl.
Barnes 10 to 1; Marguerite. 102, c. Williams,
II to Lady Jane, 100, /. Harris. Is TO l : Red
Rose. 100, A. Clayton, 9 to 1; Forest Rose,
10, Thorpe, 10 to |.
They went off with Rube Burrows,
Red Rose and Forest Rose leading. At
the halt Rube Burrows fell back.' Red
Rose followed suit at the last furlong
pole, and Forest Rose won in drive by
a head from Lady Jane. Time, 1:5O.
Sixth race, selling six furlongs : Bob
Jacobs, 1l5 r. Williams, to l: Horace Le-
land 10S Griffin, 10 to 1; Fakir, 100, Fl. Ray,
3 to =: One Dime. 107, Slaughter, s to 1; Pat
Conley. 104. G. Williams, 3 to /; Knot Init,
I04 Ii. Barnes, Is TO 1; CorOnel, 100, Thorpe,
IL 10 1; Josephine Cassidy, 10l, l. Harris, 30
to |.
Coronel, One Dime and Pat Conley set
the pace until entering the stretch,
where Fakir came through and won by
a length, Bob Jacobs, who was last all
the way until the last furlong, captur-
ing second money from One Dime by
half length. Time, 1:1719.