St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-02

Tom Kelley, 106 blk C, Iroquois-Bopinet ct.
G1irin), L. Wolf. ............ ........ 1
Calhoun, III, ch C, Buchanan-Annle Lisle
(Brittoa), Cushing d tn ..............
Judge Cardwell, 106, be, Jim Gore Mischief
Red Rose 5se, 1o3 rs SARGENT. Duke of yelling
ton. l01 (Jackson), Bridal Veil, 103 (HenneseD,
Elsie L. yS CA. Clayton), Rapidell % (Cham-
bers), and Lakeland, 106 tFreeman). were I'M
placed
Time, 1892.
First. Horses. Post.
3 to and even. Tom Kelley. IS to and even
TO and even. Calhoun. 80, to , to 5
5 to l., to Judge CGrdwel! A to and even
20 to l. to :. Red Rose 20 to ], $ to
40 to l. l5to Duke of Wellington 80 to !, ?otol
to and even. Bridal Veil 80. 3 tn |, + to .
80 TO ], 10 to 49,. Elsie 49,. 20 to l. to
80 to l. 10 to Rapidell -. 80 to l, 10 to
Is to l, g to 1 49,. Lakeland. .... ID to 1, q to l
Ethel Not III ct.
Innocence was the tip for the next
event, but she was not played very
| strong, for she started at to and
closed at { to l. Ethel Gray was the
hot favorite. and it was argued by the
talent that she could run away from the
whole field. At the opening of the bet
ting she was not placed on the books.
but pretty soon, after a g0odly sum of
money had been placed on Lord Will
lowbrOOk and JugurtIla. Ethel Gray'S
marking was 10 5. Both Jugurtha
and Lord Wilowbrook started at to l,
and the latter closed at to and the
other at Z to ].
The start was a beauty. All the horses
were on nearly even terms, and up to
the quarter it was difficult to note that
any one horse had more than a
nose advantage. Then Lord Willow
brooks colors showed first. with
Ethel Gray second and Power third.
Power soon moved up level with Lord
WillowbTook, and it became an inspir-
ing fight, but the latter soon began to-
| draw away, and he came into the stretch
ii length first, Ethel Gray second and
Innocence third. 1t was a hot finish.
Every Jock bent to his task, ana Hen
Messy exhibited his superior generaiShip
by bringing Innocence so fast that he
had the race practically won a hundred
yards from the finishing mark. Rock
now began to move up under whip and
spur, and was soon Oh almost even
terms with Lord Willowbrook. who
finished second, after Outfooting Rock
by length, the latter taking third
place by nose from the favorte.
SUMMARY.
Mile and twehty-eight yards three-year
olds and upwards; Purse $40 divided
Innocence, l05. ch IN, 5. Ploneroid-Bon-
ME Harald Qiennesey), Gateway Stable.
| Lord Willowbrook, 104, b C, 4, Enquirer
Bonnie Belle IT. Griffin, l. Wolff. :.
Rock, ITO; br :, ., Renown-Lady Lyon
fItheI Gray no 1Thornel Power @? iG
Williams), Jugurtha, is Cd. Al]en), and
Romair, 92 (PicantonD, were unplaced.
Time, 1:4484.
BETTING.
First Horses. Post.
3 TO ! and even. Innocence. .....7 to !, 2 to
3 to and even. Lord Wilowbrook. a to /, even
20 to !, s to 1 Rock 4 to /, 10 to 1
q to To- out Ethel Gray % :; 4 to 3 3 out on
8 to and even. .Jugurtha........7 to l, to l
IL to l, to ...komair ...,..20 to l, to
Kildare by Nose.
Kildare won the next race. He was
the tip, but he was not heavily played,
however. Costa Rlca found lots of
friends, but the bulk of the money went
on Alice d. She was backed by her
owners and was due to win. Alice d
started in at to and was quickly
backed down to 5 to 2, while Costa
Rica went from 4 to to ; to 1 and Kill
dare made no material change.
Kildare found an advantage in the
start, but was pulled back by Freeman,
who was out for worthy race. Happi-
ness showed second and Pat Conley
third. At the quarter Conley came up
with rush, and was shortly showing
the way at rafting pace, with Kildare
running second and Happiness third.
This order was maintained around the
ti1r inf ~ 10 CT an fo H,iv
finish. All were under the whip. Kill
dare took the lead and COsto Rica, sec
Ond, began to gain ground, and it was
stubborn and desperate battle between
him and Pat Conley. While Kildare
finished first by a nose, it also required
some nicely to distinguish between the
place horse. 1t was given to Costa Rico,
with Pat Uonley third.
SUMMARY.
Six furlongs, for three-y ear-olds and up
ward; purse $50, divided.
Kildare. 106 CHI. 6. a., Kyrle Daly-Mistake
(Freeman) DeaEen 4 Bragg. ...... 1
Costa Rica los, br. h. S. Grinstead-
Asthola (Lowrey) j. Glaspie. ............. 2
Pat Couley, l02, CHI. 81, Pat Farrell-Mollie
Dawn C. Wiiiams) Fred Foster. ........ 3
Happiness, los (Brittonl, Maud B, lob
ThOrpe) were unplaced, while Alice D, %
(kunze) was left at the post.
Time, 1:1634.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post.
S to and to IS. kilgOre. g to and to 5
Z to l ana to-. Costa Rca. $ to and to
3 to l and even. Pat Conley..5 to l and to 2
3 to and even. Happiness. IS to l and to 2
5 to and even Alice D. 80 to and even
& to l and to a.. Maud b. 10 to l and to l
Baron Romps Home.
There was little surprise in the last
event, when the Baron romped home
and carried off the selling purse. He
sold to at the post, and he was con-
sidered such good thing that he car
ried the bulk of the gilt. Safe Home
was we'll thought of, but she was at no
time in it. The Baron set the pace from
staat to finish, and was never crowded.
Safe Home second and WOodberry third,
and there was no change down the back
stretch. Up the home stretch, however,
Lowry brought up Expense very fast,
and won the place over Wooodberry by
half length.
Six fnrlongs. selling for three-year-olds
Baron, 81. b g, 3, Ballard-Kittie Heron,
(H. Smith), Charter Oak stable ........... l
EXPENSE. 1u2. 9. :. Uhlan.Ute maiden.
(Lowrey), C. C. Maffitt. ................... 2
Noodberry. %, c. 3 Sensation Imp.
Heather, (kunz), A. H. Orth.. -.
, Money Lee, o.. (Park) Plowena, 101, (Ffuk);
Safe Home. (Morris); Looking Backward. 95,
(Chambers) Honest Tom. l12, (Sale). and
Robin 1 c, 102, (WIthers), were unplaeed.
Time, 1:l6
BETTING.
First. Horses Post.
9 to 1 and TO g.. Baron. "a to 5 and out
; 3 to l and to :. Expense &c to 1 and to 1
6 to l and to 9. WOodberry. 4 to 1 and to 2
90 to and S to l. Nancy Lee 40 to ana Is 10 1
90 to and 6 to 1. Plowena 30 to 1 and u to
| > to and even. safe Home 3 to 1 and even
| 30 to and Sto 1.Lk'g Back'd 30 to andS to I
| 1G TO and s to Honest Tom. Il to and to
! 30 to and to 1. Robin G. 30 10 and 10 to
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