St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-10

9 to 5. Dewberry was esteemed a good
thing, and was backed from to l down
to 2 TO l. while Dollikins was we'll
thought of at odds of 5 to 1.
Dewberry got off first. with Judge
Arkel scarcely nose the worse off.
and Dolliixns also we'll up. Dewberry
continued, showing the way into the
stretch, although at the quarter Judge
Arkell came up nose and nose, only to
retire shortly after. Col. Wheatiey
showed second i'm the stretch, and then
enSued the hottest battle of the meet
ing. They ran up the stretch neck and
neck under the whip and spur. and Col.
Wheatley won by a nose, while Dew
berry finished two lengths in front of
Judge ArkeIl.
SUMMARY.
Five furlongs. selling. for three year olds
and upwards; purse $50
Col. Wheatley, ia. br G, 4, Duke of Kent
Bellona CThorpe), j. ID. Patton /
Dewbeuy. l03, Oh C, 4, Astral Cora will
lams), ID. Carrigg 2
Judge Arkell, lt6, b C, 3, Deceiver- Katie
Bowling (Smith), Charter Oak Stable. -. 3
Dollikins, LOG (Freeman), and Dupont, 101
(Chambersl were unplaced.
Time, 1907.
BETTING.
First. Horses Post.
5 to and to 2.Col. Wheailey 4 to 1 and to 5
to and even. .Dewberry . TO and to 5
even and = to 5-Judge Arkell 9 to and to $
10 and even. .DolIik,ns % to and even
~ TO and q 10 j.. Dupont. 80 to and 10 to
Cid Power Wins.
The last race of the day. the seventh,
was one of the chief surprises. But just
why it should be So is difficult to eX-
plain. Still it was surprised for an s to
shot won with as pretty burst of
speed as has been witnessed in the
meeting. Ruby Payne carried the bulk
Of the money, and a gOodly portion of
the talent esteemed her cinch. but
Little Buck. for the SECOND time in a
week or SO. became the hot tip. and
there was rush for his money at odds
of - to l. Long shots were really played
more than usual in this race. but it was
only the ''real smart ones" that backed
Power at to l.
BuckJhorn led away from the post,
with CRAB Cider second aud Fred Knox
third. ana then Crab Cider moved up to
first place at the quarter, with Ruby
Payne second and Fred Knox still third.
AT the half Cyreua held the coign of
vantage over Crab Cider and Ruby
Payne, and then into the stretch Crab
Cluer again made the run, with Cyrena
nose away and Ruby third. So they
came past the furlOng, and it was then
that little Smith electrified the crowd
by showing what Power could do He
split through like hurricane and
dashed past the party, beating out Fred
Knox by saddle girth. and Cyrena
came length further back.
SUMMARY.
Six furlongs, for threc-y eAr-olds aud up
ward; purse S5)1, div ided-
Power Iu5. blk C, 4, Lawn Ten
mis- (Smiih), F. j. Moreton ............ I
Fred Knox. lUi, b C. 4. Richelieu-Fred Knox
Nowry). II. W. Seelye 49,. ............. 2
Cyrena, loo, b i, T. Hospodar-Cygnora (Sar-
CENT?, d. w. Kelly Observation-Disclosures. 3
Buckthorn, 10Y (VincenU; Looking Back
ward (heuesey}; Little Buck, % (hunze) :;
Ruby Payne. l04 (Freeman). and Crab Cider,
103 (Williams), were unpiaced.
Time, 1:222
BETTING.
First. Horse. Post.
to l and to L.. Power 8 to and ) 10 =
10 to and to Fred Knox. Is to and 5 to
to and to 1 ...Cyrena. :. II to and to
= TO aid TO 1 .Buckthorn rs to and to
Is to ], to Looking Backward 20 to l. 6 10
s 10 and to Little Buck Is to l and to l
Even ana out. Ruby Payne. % to 10 and = toll
= to aud even. Crab Cider 3 10 l and TO