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

winner by three lengths. Sir Walter
came second by about the same distance
better than Eli Kindig, who was
whipped into third place.
SUMMARY.
Seven furlongs. for three-year-olds and
Torrent, lis, b C. 3. Harry o'Fallon-Lute
Edeer (Brttton), Gushing Ortiz. 1
Sir Walter Raleigh. los, b h, 5, King Ban
Queen Bess (Henesey), W. G. Postlewait. 2
ona (Freeman), Lakeland stable.
Lockport, lis (Griffin); Plankshire, ITO
(lhorpe); Dornix, 107 (Weaver), were I'M
placed.
Time, 1:30.
BETTING.
First Horses. Post
. to and out. Torrent. 3 to and even
7to1 &2 toll Sir Walter Raleigh . to and out
. to and to 10. Eli Kincig. r to 5 and out
q to l and to L.. .Lockport. 30 to and S to
10 1 and Z 10 10 .Plankshire.. a to and to
ID to and 6 TO / -. Dornix. 40 10 and 10 TO
10 to d. to /. Col Whcatley 80 to g. 8 to
Tenor in Walk.
The last lace of the day. the sixth.
was reconcile problem. Tenor looked
like winner, but Top Gallant had the
Office at'the outset. Leon was played
some, because of the odds. but the talent
stood by the other two Lilly Lochiel
was sold at anything offered, as were
several of the others.
Leon made. a gallant rush at the start
and soon made the pace. He kept this
up to the turn. with Tenor second and
Peakness Lass third, when Lilly Loeb
iel made terrific rush and came to the
front and showed the way into the
stretch. Tenor kept cool and came
strong, and half way down the stretch
had the race won hands down, four
lengths over Lilly Lorhiel under whip,
and all the others were severely pun
iShed.
Six furlongs, for all ages; purse $500, oil
vided-
Tenor, 1O7, blk C. 4, Falsetto-Cleopatra
(Freeman), W. r. Letcher - - - L
Lilly Lochiel 1O7. g n, a., Young Lochiel-
dam unknown (Henesey), II. Newman. :.
Peakness Lass, 1o7. oh f, 4, Macduff-Elk-
horn Lass sale; j W. Etting :....: 3
(Weaver) Fight, 102 PARKS; DR.. Owen. 100
tClayton); Top Gallant, 10Y tGrifin), were
unplaced.
Time, .1Gl2.
BETTING.
s to and 3 to s. Tenor 49,. 3 to and cut
20 10 1 and 6tol. Lilly Lochiel.5 90 to and 21to1
II to and 4to1. Peakness Lass. lGto and 3tol
S to and 5 20 l. 80. Leon IS to and , to 1
10 to and 3to Lew Douglas. Is to 1 and 5to
20 to and to 1. Fight. 50 10 ] and 20 to
6 10 and even DR.. Owen f. to and to
even ana out....Top Gallant ID TO = arc out
Card for To-day.
There are FIVE races OH the card for
today, with the Hotel Ryan handicap. at
a mile and half, as the feature. The
entries are as follows:
First race, seven -eighths of a mile-Alice
d. sc; Maud b, los; Fred Knox, blue Rock,
Dyer. 106; Ironrod. Dave Pulsfer, Corrinne
Kinney, Van, l09; Crab Cider, 10S; Rock lC0.
Second race, mlle-Dollikins. Roman,
lora Mcdonald, 81: Ethel Gray. 81; Twenty
Fine. 80; Yale 81, Van Buren,. iG2; Carroll
OeId, 1l2.
RThird race. five-eighths of mile-Charley
Thorpe. 10i; Ed Greenwood. 104; Lakeland,
LOG; Aggle X. $50; Issie o. ll5
Fourth race. mile and half, Hotel Ryan
handicap-Eli Kindig, 10i; Jugurtha. 103;
Van Buren,, Ill.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Santine
10Y; Forest, III; Torrent, III; Goldstone,
1a2,
Pools sold last night as follows:
First race-Alice D, S.: Crab Cider. So;
Corinne Kinney and Van. 81 each: Rock
Fred Knox and Ironrod. 81 each; field. 81:
Second-yan Buren,, SIS; Yale 81, $40;
d-Greenwood, SIT; Lakeland and Issie
.. $40 each; Aggie X, s..
Fourth-Van Buren,. SIS; Jugurtha, Sill;
kIndig 81.
F1fth-Goldstone, s.; Torrent and Forest,
s. each: Santiae, 81.
If she is ever going to run at all Alice
d should be able TO win the first race
and Ironrod should run somewhere
near second place. Yale '9l should
easily win the second. as Van Buren,
will certainl. try for the Ryan handi-
cap. Ethel is the only thing lett for the
place, unless the sulks should desert
Dollikens long enough to let her run.
Ed Greenwood and Lakeland should
run one-two IN the third, Van Buren,
and Jugurtha in the fourth, and Gold
stone and Forest are about right for the
final event.