St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-21
BALGoWAN's HANDICAP.
Winners OF Purses on Rain
Soaked Track.

Winners OF Purses on "A Rain
Soaked Track.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 20.-A hard,
all-day rain packed the track solid at
Montgomery Park, and today's racing
was done i'll the rain, before very
small crowd. BalgOwan easily captured
the handicap. Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Content, 1J7. Pen
ny IL To . Cruickshanks lJ7. Kuhn. 10 20 {;
Queen Isabelle, III. Fox. TO /; Livingstone,
III, DAVIS, y TO I: knOt-ln-ft ia. OYerton,
JI2 to /; Lombard, 1l6, r. Williams, 10 /.
Crulckshanks took the lead, with Con-
tent and Lombard close up. AT the hal t
Lombard took the lead, and steadily
galoped away from his field, winning
by two lengths, with Content second.
Not Init third. Time, 1:l4H.
Second race, four furlougs -Goodwo
il5, Diggins, 30 to l. The King, llS 10 to / ::
Bonnie True lis, Hathaway, % TO /; st.
Crox. IFS Freeman, 10 l; Fort Worth, llS,
Brittou even; Belfast is, OyerCon, BE to /.
st. Croix led them off closely followed
by Fort Worth and Belfast. At the
three-quarters Fort Worth pushed to
the front and ran as he pleased. winning
easily by three lengths; Belfast second,
The King third. Time, :524.
added, mile aud al eighth-Anuie Brown.
1f1 Hoggett. Is TO I; Balgowan, II, Over
ton, 3 to 1 Ed Bell l05. Fox, II TO !; Valera.
llo. Brtton even; Verge d'0r, l25, K. " il
liamS3 TO l.
Virgo dor set the pace in rather
brisk manner, followed by Ed Bell and
Valera. Passing the stand they were
all punched and kept close together un-
til passing the quarter post, where
10 a reaf II a nd
he easily went to the front, Valera
coming up from the rear 10 second,
closely followed by Virgo dor. From
! this on the positions were unchanged
| and Balgowan won IN an easy manner
| by two lengths, Valera second, two
lengths before Virgo dor. Time,
| 2:02%.
Fourth race, seven furlongs- Climax H.,
lis. 20 to /, Lena Frey, 1853. Fink. 3 to /;
| Powers l04, Kuntze. to T. Tudor, los.
| Regain, 30 to /; Enterprise, i07, Freeman, Il
! to l; Lady Unde. los, slaughter, 3to1; Morse
| 100, Hoggelt 10 20 i; j T, 10, j. Mcdonald,
Is TO / F.; Syntax, ll6. Penny. S to l.
After considerable delay at the post
| they were sent away. with Syntax in
| the lead. Enterprise second, Lena Frey
third. AT the quarter Syntax WAS still
leading, but running under spur and
whip. with Powers close second and
! Lady Under third. Powers proved the
winner by two lengths, as the balance
of the field was played out. Climax was
second and J I third. Time, 1864.
Fifth race. mile-The Distiller, o. A. Clay
ton. 3 TO 5; Baron, %, G. Williams 10 to
| ellison. 90. Perry, 3I2 to /; Bloomfield, III
| Mcdonald, to1.
Baron led till the half, where The
Dstiller took the lead. He was never
headed, winning by length. Baror
second and Bloomfield third. Time
1924.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Six furlongs. selling-Sioyer. l05; Josephine
Cassidy, l07; Cruikshanks los; Content, lD9
Queen Isabella, l19; Last Chance, ll3; Liv
ingSton. ll6; GayOsO ll6.
Seven furlongs-JoSie o, 81: Umatilia, 100
Ernest L, 1O1; Old Pepper, 105; Bolivar Buck
ner 1U5; Heter Shelter. ia; Brazos. 1i9.
-Four furlongs two-year-old tilies, Lassi
s,akes-Tringe, lis: Red Banner, lis; Hay
dee. l15; Emma, lis; Helen Nichols, 1lj
Shadow 11J
Handicap, mile and a sixteenth-First Lap
IS: Jim Dunn, los; Bolivar Buckner, 155; h,
Bell, I05; Helen y, lO4; Empress Frederick
90; Valera, l2i.
Selling. mile-Ed Eshelby g.; Powers, 50
L II, 100: Tom Jones, lo3; Mean Enough, l04
Patrick. 197; ProHigale, l07; Newcastle. III
Robin Hood, ia; Hydy, III.