St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-12
TIIlIe s KoIrps HI.


| Coronet. al odds OF 10 l. and be was
backed down 10 = TO /, but lie steady
i tide set iii towards the pretty TiIiie ).
! She was backed down from tn . tn ? To
I > in the course of the betting. and il
! was like finding money at that. Iron
wood was 50 we'll thought Of that he was
/ backed down from s 10 TO 6 lol.
1ronrOd brgbe away first at the drop
| of the flag and lille =. running easily,
| ccme secondhand Fred Knox third. No
! change was made to the half. when
| Title come up with long and strong
/, strides and wrested the lead away from
Ironr0d seemingly without ali effort and
| the latter led Fred Knox hy two lengths.
| The funny thing about the race was
! Coronet, the real genuine Zip" WAS
! never in the race. Title galloped into
J the stretch under a pull two lengths
/ ahead of lronrod. and FreIi Knox la5Ored
| hard TO overhaul them, but his efforts
were futile. rilIie finished two
| lengths in front of lronrod, who led
Fred Knox over four lengths and
| Coronet was simply lost.
| SUMMARY.
/ One mile. selling. for ihTee-year-olds and
! upwards; purse So, divided
! Tillie 5, w, f, j. MIdlothian-Mollie v ard
(Clayton), OakGaie stable. 80. ...... =.
! Ironrod- l0l. b c !, Red BOy-Boiis Will
! iams) Fred Foster ....--..... go.
Fred Knox IL, b c. !, Riche.ieu-Belle
Knox LOWRY. II. [. Seelye -............
CoroneL W helm also ran.
! lime '45l2.
i BETTING
| First Horses. Post
/ l to and out TiliIe So TO 3 and out
! ; to and even .Irorrod g to l and ) to
! 10 and even Fred Knox u 70 and ; TO
! ) TO and to3.-..Cororet. > to ard TO :
i Beautiful Finish.
| 10 beat oHt ale 81 at mile and q
! fUrlong required more proves than
/ was possessed by any of his rivals. He
! gave weights. and then ran the distance
| without whip or spur, although Ray )
made handsome finish under full
| drive. Yale was the favorlte, ana no
wonder. AT first short odds were the
! rule on ali the other candidates for the
! free handicap sweepstakes, that were 10
] net the winner $40. As an illustration
| Bonnie Byrd started at to and went
! up to ) to l; Ray s started at
10 l and went up to TO /; Harry
/ Ray started at to l and went
! up to 20 to l, and Harry Smith started
] at to and went up to ; 10 l. More
over, Yale 81. after starting at 3 10 ,,
/ quickly went 10 TO 10, and then went
! 10 even money, finishing at TO ). Here
] Is all eyemplifcation of the anomalous
| work of the ''bookies''
Bonnie Byrd took the flag first and
Yale 81 second, while Ray S ran from
/ the post third. Down past the grand
! stand Bonnie Byrd was still showing
| the way. with Ray 5 on her saddle
! girth, and Yale pulled up TO let Harry
! Kay make squirt If he chose. Raw S
! pushed to the front around the turn.
/ Thorpe giving him his head, and Bon
ME Byrd was pulled up 10 run with
| him. Yale then traiIed the party all
| the down r1,c I,oa ,.o!,C
! around the far turn and many Il heart
went up, into its owners throat, and
! the remembrance of 7 ale's run against
! Lindsay became vivid and unpleasant
| nightmare. But the Cailigiah was
! true 10 his trust. Ray SIS colors
! showed first into the stretch and then
came Harry Ray and Bonnie Byrd, and
Allen gave Yale the offer. The gall
| ant OnOndag0 colt settled to his work.
he swept past Bonnie Byrd and was
! soon having rare sport with Harry Raw.
and soon after dashed up on almost
even terms with Ray s. Meanwhile
Alien had never raised a hand.
! Down the stretch / ale and Ray ran
nose and nose, and the excitement be-
came Intense. Thorpe whipped out his
mount but to no avail. Yale was TOO
| speedy and under pull Won by head.
Ray finished three lengths in front OF
! DONlle BYRD.
SUMMARY.
Free handicap sweepstakes. for three-yeaT-
! olds ana upwards, mile aud1 furiong stakes.
! $50 TO the winner
Yale 81, Us, en- c, !, Onoudaga-Zaidee
| (Alien). Turner Il Frakes. ..
Ray :. lg7' c. J. Speculator-H elianihus
(kunZe). Charter OAK stable 49,
| Bonnie Byrd. IG7, br +, i, Boulevard-Edel-
weiss SARGENT. D. W. Kelly ...-.-......
Harry Ray 100 (kunzel, and Harry smith,
! (Claytonl, were unplaced.
| Time. I:57
3 to and to 81. Yale ~ .4to and Js to >
! to l ard to s. Ray Sd to ana even
| ; TO and even. Bonnie Byrd..5 TO and to
| 10 and 10 l.. Harry Ray. p to and to
TO and even Harry Smith. 3 TO ard even
an Outside Chance.
GoldstOne's performances at HamIipe
| entitled him to the call III the next race.
and he was heavily backed at TO ), He
had defeated Ray at seven furlOngs.
with l22 pounds up. and he had defeated
Bernardo and Lord Wiilowbrook so
handiiv al mile also. with top weight,
l22 pounds, that few dreamed he
wouldn't be in it al seven furlongs with
W ll!oWbrook at even weights;
be able to give weights to
PlankShire and Lillian Beatrice
But this race was the surprise
OF the day. GeldStone remained the
prime fayorije from first TO post. and
Lord Willowbrook was so we'll thought
Of that he was backed from TO 5 to to
>. while Piankshire went up from 5 to
10 y to /. and Lillian Beatrice went
from u to to Is TO /.
Goldstone led away from the post
with Lillian Beatrice second. and Lord
! Willowbrooil third. At the quarter
Plankshire for the second tine in the
meeting showed what she could do.
She galioped on in front Of the field,
and won as she pleased. Lillian Bea-
rice kept close Oh the trail. but Gold
stone cult at the head of the stretch,
and Piankshire finished four lengths
ahead OF Lillian, who beat out Lord
divided
Plankzhire. 1T, b +, Bulwark- Lady Abess
tClayton}. {. A. Croxton. ......
Lillian Beatrice, i12, I. Glengarry-Duhlin
j Lord Nillowbrook, 122. c. ENQUIRER Bon
ME Belle (Grifin), L Wolf - 2
So-dstone' ~ (Thorpe). also ran.
! Time, 1:59.
BETTING
First Horses, Post
5 TO and to 5. -PIankshire u TO / ana < 10 ,
II TO and to :. Lii. B trice Is to l and to /
10 and out.L'd Willowbrook Z 10 and out
4 to and cut. .-.GoldstoEe to and out
Hot Tip Gone Wrong.
There was less betting on the last
race. Toioe was the tip; even Charley
| Thorpe, riding jim White, tipped To-
hoe to his brother. The result was the