St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18

BETTING.
First. Horses. Post.
! to and out 49,. Coda. II to % and out
) TO and 10 s.. .Naryaez. 4 to and even
| 10 TO ] ana TO l.. Elise L. II to and to
3 10 and TO s.. Sarah C...s to and TO 5
TO and to1. Wild Huntress. Is 10 and to
Kildare After a Wait.
Kildare was one of the good things of
the day, for it was the Judgment of the
talent that he should win haHdily; but.
when IT was discovered that Ruby
Payne was so heavily backed, the
friends of Kildare felt tremor of indie
cision run through them. and Il good
many hedged, much TO their final dis
gust. Ollie Benjamin, probably because
Barrett had The mount, was well thought
of. and was played AT 2 TO l. The candi-
dates were almost all hour at the post,
| but Ferguson finally got them of all to-
gether. Ollie Benjamin. Viola Guild
and Fight acted as though they were
| more anxious TO 90 back 10 the stable
than to run for purse, but Ferguson
had patienee-much more than the
audience had. Kildare took the flag
handsomely and bounded on in adj
vance Of the party. He had an easy
thing and was never touched with the
whip throughout, although challenged
all down the back stretch by Baron,
| around the turn and into the stretch,
with Ruby Payne running with Kildare,
and the Baron made a handsome finish
only half length behind Kildare, lead
ing RUDY Payne by a length.
SUMMARY.
Six furiongs. selling, for three year-oids
and upwards; purse, 500. divided.
Kildare. f06, eh g. q, Kyrle Daly-Mistake
(Freeman), Deakin Bragg 1
Baron. I95 b z J. Ballard ktIie Heron
RUBY Payne. 1of, eh m, 5, Harry BILL
Molle (kunZe), Lakeland Stable. ...... Z
Romair. 10 Henesey); Ollie Benjamin, log
Barrett; Power los (Slnith): Col. Wheat
ley. 100 (Wiiliams); Viola Guild. 10I Plan
tomb. and Fight, I0f PARK, were unplaced.
I lime, 1:i1si.
TO and to ?. Kildare. 5 TO and TO
} to 1 aud even Baron .7 to and TO 1
TO and out. Ruby Payne to 5 and to 5
5 to and to l.. Romalr. .1c to and 10 l
, TO and to so. Be njanlin. 6 10 and 10
5 TO l and to L. Power. - TO and TO l
to l and 10 ,. Col. " heatl'y.7 to and 10
Is TO ! ana 10 V la Guild.3J to 1 and 10 to
- TO and 10 to L.. Fight. IS to 1 and 20 10
Piceoio Beaten by u Nose.
The tip On the next race. the free
handicap, was Piceolo, although Yale
81 was most feared. The talent, in
other words, took more kindly to the
English colt than to the hero of the Chi
eago records, at longer odds. But they
overlooked Lucille Manette. She sold
at s to l, and was one Of the great
things of the day. She made the race
of the year at this track. and crowded
the record at the distance. Bonnie
Byrd, 5 TO 2 shot, led the party up
past the grand stand, and Piccolo ran
second and Lucille Manette led
Yale by a head. They galloped up
around the turn, and Piccolo began
his run. He shot TO the front and was
followed by Lucille, and it was not until
the far turn was reached that Allen
forced the collegiate to extend himself.
Yale responded uobly. but his impost
was more than his form could maintain.
He soon pushed to almost even terms
with Piceoio, and so entered the stretch.
yale will VIM" was the common
cry. but it was quickly followed by
Yale has Quit!''
And it was true. Yale doubled up
like jack-knife in the quarter stretch,
and was done Piccoio came like the
wind. length ahead of Lucille, and all
were under the whaleboBe persuasion.
Iucille'S speed was astonishing. She
swept past Yale and was soon at Picco-
los glossy TANKS, and she finished first
without distress by half-lengtn. while
\ ale was third. three lengths away.
SUMMARY.
Free handicap sweepstakes. mile and
twenty yards, for three-year- olds and up
wards
Lucille Manette. CHI f, 4, Athlete-Lady Lyon
(knnZel. c. c. MOffitt l
/ Pieeolo. lis. b b. 5. Petrarch-Lady Grace
tFreenlant, P. u. Rowe. ,
Yale II, l19, ef C, !, Onondago-Zaidee CAL
LEM, Turner IL Frakes..... ......-. 49,. 3
Bonnie Byrd, 1g3 fSargeut), also ran
Time, 1:4s54-
BETTING
First. Horses Post
) 10 and even Lucille Manette s to ], to
to l and OUT. PiecoIe =. II to and l to
) to and OUT Yale '9l...S to and to
10 and to ). Bonnie Byrd. 5 to = and to
CoroEet Comes In.
"If Caras DOESN'T bleed he will lead
that field a lively dance" auoth an Old
horseman. but he did bleed, and no one
knows whether Or not the prophesy was
good in any event. Happiness seemed
to he most esteemed, although Lena
Frey always has d host OF hackers when
she enters contest at mile or more
distance. She sold at to : and went to
the post at IL to ), while Happiness re-
| manned steadily at to ). Coronet was
considerably played, but the real hot
tip was Dave Pulsifer. He had won a
rather strange race, and it was conf
IDENTITY whispered that he would be
there at the finish, and be was backed
at to l.
Cororet led away from the post, with
Tenor second and Lena Frev third. and
then Lena M de the run to the quarter,
getting the lead. She showed the way
into the stretch III runaway style, but
Coronet showed the breeding that en-
titles him TO recognition, and, without
whip or spur, was ridden neck and neck
i the tull quarter, while Lena was
whipped out only to be beaten BY
head Dave PalSifer came fast at the
| finish. and got the mark.
SUMMARY.
One mile and twenty yards selling.
| for three year-elds and upward: purse S3HG
: Cornnet o.. ch c. }. King Alfonso-Canaria
(Barrett), ". R. Letcher ..............
Lena r rey, rs. ch f, j Midlothian Lorraine
(rink). c. P. Fink .
Dave Pulsifer, g., b c,s Free knight-Aiiee a
(kunze). W. P. Magrane. 3
Tenor, l0z (SargenD: Happiness. 107
Freeman). and Carus, lOl CWilliams). were
| unplaeed. Time, 1:44ls.
BETTING.
| First. Horses. Post
4 to and TO - Coronet Z 10 and even
5 10 > and to- Lena Frey. IL to and l to =
10 ana TO 2.Dave Pulslver.4 to and TO 5
| 5 TO and j TO l.. .Carus. % TO l and to
S 10 and J 10 5---Happiness- s to 5 and ) to 5
! II to and TO Tenor. Is to and TO
Talent igain Dumped.
Old Crab Cider was the tip early in
the selling for the last event. But the
! cute guesserS took Bret Harte at to l
at the opening and to at the post. OF
course Alice ID was most favored by the
beokles, although she wasn't really so
well thought of by the talent. Several
! of the plueky plungers went after Miss
| Lulu and forced her from 10 to l down
to 5 TO l. although she closed at to l at
the post. Those looking for real long
| shorts played Seelye's Red Fox al