St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-22
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MEMPHIS, April 2l.-This was The
tenth day, and was gala day at
Montgomery Park. The attendance was
| about $500. the largest Of the meeting.
! The weather was bright and sprlnglike,
| and brought the ladies' out in full force.
| The talent was somewhat shy ia their
| choice, only Two favOrites winning.
! Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Last Chance ll3,
| Halfway. IL to |; Queen Isabella, lt9, Fox, &
to /; Gayoso. ll6 Matthews, Z to / Josephine
| Cassidy, los Freeman, 3l2 TO ! Content. 100.
! Penny, 10 >; Slower. l05, Bntton, 10 / {;
| Livingston 1lG, 10 To 1.
Livingston took the lead. closely fol
lowed by Queen Isabella, Last Chance
and GayosO. At the quarter Last Chance
pushed to the front under whip and
spur. with Livingston and Content
fighting Tor second place. Livingston
went TO the front again and Content
took second place. Coming into the
stretch Content drew away and won
easily, Gayoso second, Josephine Cas-
sidy third. Time. l:l94.
Second race, seven furlongS-Old Pepper,
10S Ray, 10 10 /: Josie o, %, Kunze, 40 to /;
Brnzos, 1io, Mckay. to /; Hotter Shelter,
III Penny, / TO >; Umatila 1Jj 10 tol.
Brazos was the first 10 show, but was
overlal1en by Heller Shelter at the
! quarter, and from that out Heller Skel-
ter simply played with her field. Bra
zos was second, and Umatilla flushed
third. Time, 1898.
Third race -four furlongs the Lassic stakes,
| 81 600 Gdded-Red Banner 1l5. McCaffeTty,
| and Huydee 100 Hoggstt (coupled), > to
Fringe, Il5, Il. Williams, 10 to /; Emma, lis,
| OYerton, .l2 to 1; Shadow, ll5, Britton. even.
After twenty minutes at the post they
were sent away with Haydee first,
Fringe second. Red Banner third, the
fayorite Shadow last. At the quarter
Haydee was leading three lengths, Red
Banner second Emma third. In the
stretch Red Banner came to the front
closely followed by Haydee and Fringe
and came under the wire in that order.
| Time, 81.
Fourth race. one mile ana a slxteenth-Ed
| Bell, 1915, Fox. to !; Jim Dunn, l05, Jor-
| dan - TO l; First Lap, gs, Clayton, . to ] !;
| Bolivar Buckner. 100, Freeman, to |.
Jim Dunn took the lead. closely fol-
! lowed by First Lap and Buckner. At
the quarter the positions were un-
changed. Coming in the stretch First
| Lap took the lead and won easily. Ed
| Bell second, jim Dunn third. Time,
| l:52.
Fifth race. mile Robinhood, ia, F. Smith.
I =
! New Castle, III. Mathews, to /; L. H., 100,
| Perry 30 to l Hydy. ia, McCaffeTty, TO s.;
! Mean Enough, l04, Jordan, 10 to /; Powers,
! o. Kunze, TO /; Patrick. I07. Penny to /;
! Ed Eshelby, o. Clayton, 10 TO l; PrOhigate,
/ 107. HogSett 10 10 /.
Newcastle got away first, with Profit
gate and Tom Jones close up. AT the
quarter Powers took first place. with
Newcastle second. At the half they
were running in same positions. At the
three-quarters Tom Jones was first.
| Powers second, rest together. Coming
| into the stretch they were all punched
and it was anybody's race, but Tom
Jones, after a severe whipping, came
under the wire by head, Powers sec
ond, Robinhood third. Time, LIZA.
TODAY CARD.
First race, three-quarters of n mile-Op'
Gee, los. s.: Critic, ITO. 50; Arthur MURRAY,
10, 81; Chimes, l2l, (coupled) 81; Heller
SHELTER, lis, $50; Oregon Eclipse. III, $40
Second race, half a mile-Johuetta. 109,
S.; Miss spot, 107. s.; Sarah Z. I07, So;
Worlds Fair 10, So; Goodwood, ITO, S.;
Belfast no. S25.
Special race, mile stake of s., 000-MiSs
ILL.,, $50; Valera, NO., Sll0; Virgo Dor, 100
500; Braces l20, SIS.
Fourth race, miie-Monteyiso, III, S35
| Glendive, III, s.; Fashionable, III; Sunny
South l19; Bagpipe.119 coupled S.SBrown':
entry, $40; The Distiller. 1l9, $50; Prince
Kinney, l222, 500.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth, handicaI
Van Zandt ~, S.; Costa RIGA, 105, So: Good
by no. $40; Valera, 12l S25.
| Sixth lace, selling half n mile-Ella Duke
%, SIS; Moose, 90, So; Belfast, l04, $50; The
King, 1Cs, So.