St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

J.. II =
DewbeTTy 81 IL Smith: Ollie Benjamin
100 (Barreft). and Flora Mcdonald. s. Mag
nusent, were uuplaeed
Time, -e2i2.
BETTING.
First. Horses Post
! J 10 I and even Alice D =. 3 To and to 5
/ ) 10 and even Expense 4 TO and 10
| . 10 and to1-London smoker 10 / and ? TO
. 10 and 10 -DewDeEry---1 10 and 10
| > 10 ana = 10 / Oh. Benjamin 5 10 1 and 10
: 10 and 1 10 s. Mcdonald : 10 and even
Yale 81 10 the Front
The next event was the feature. 1t
was free handicap sweepstakes, and
II brought ont the best bangtails that
are remaining AT the track. What would
7 ale 81 do? That was a serious cues
ton. He had been beaten 10 a stand
still by both Lillian Lindsay and LII
ellie MaDette. and the query way, was
lie going 10 fall again? He didn't. He
won IN the prettiest contest of the en-
tire meeting. The collegiate was a
prime 1avorite, but Lucille MaBette
had her friends. and there was cODsid-
cradle plunging on Lillian Beatrice,
/ because she had pulled out a good race
/ the night before, and Lillian
/ Lindsay was not snubbed. Lord
! N illowbroOk was eXcellently thought
/ OF because Barrett was up, and every
/
the most skilled Jock in the lot VIII
lowbrook got away first, with Lucille
Manette well up. and Lillian Beatrice
third At tie quarter Lucilie's colors
showed in front, Nillowbrook and
Beatrice IN order. and this was eontIh-
ued TO the turn, when Beatrice rushed
10 The front. Then came the grand m
ish. AL three came with sweeping and
powerful strides. neck and neck 10 the
wire. Yale beating oHt NilloWbrook by
half-length. and he in turn only a nose
IN front OF Lucille Manetta.
sUMMAET
Free handicap sweepstakes, nile and sew
enty yards. Tor three year-olds ana upwards.
ale 81. lie, Oh C. i, Onandago-Zaider Al
LEM Turner d Frakes
Lord Nillowbrook. I0I. C. ,. ENQUIRER
Bonnie Belle (BarreTf). I. Wolf 49,
/ Lucille Mauette. 1J6. ch {. /. Aihleie-Lady
Lyon tLOwry}, c c Mofitt.
Lillian Lindsay. - (kunZet Lillian Bea-
tree, - tPlanloai), were unplaced- Tina,
l:4Gt2.
LETTING.
First Horses Post.
to 5 ma out Yale q and ont
J 10 ana even L q WV Blk 10 ; and to 3
10 l and even, LIE Manette : 10 and : to ;
. 10 and 10 LIN Lindsay 10 and TO
. 10 ana les LIN Beatrice 10 l and : 10 l
Hiss Hoseiey Won.
Miss Moseley was the hot favorite for
the next event. She opened at s 10
| and kept this place pretty steadily
/ throughout Earl was we'll thought of
al TO ,. as was Hyman at , 10 / Miss
| M0seiey had Waik-0ver. and she started
] in front and led all the way 10 the wire
without distress. LYMAN made a gal
! lant run He started second and kept
| II into the stretch, but he was there dis
placed by Diamond who came ike the
! wind, and would have made things
! quite Interesting had Helm began the
| run little earlier in the distance.
SUMMARY
J Four and haif furongs. selling for three
I year-olds. parse 500 divided
! Mss Moseley- Ht2 eh f Bralhie- PIuafore
| iLowry1- A Merr1nasn .-..- .-..--.-...--. I
| Dianond. -. b c. AutoerstIsis (Hein), a
L. Offh 80 --.-- .
! lyman y. D c Duke of kent-sadie Mack
Dave {. ID Watkins Ne Too a BARREN
! anC Earl. a. lPianfeni). were enalaced.
! Time, 81.
| LETTING.
First. Horses Post
10 : ana 0Ut-- Miss Museley- Sto sand > 10 ,
| 10 and } to = Diamond 5 10 ! and = to
= 10 ana 10 o. Hyman----5 10 and even
/ . 10 ! AID 10 l. Dave 0io and 10 !
! 8 20 / ana 10 Il Me Too. : 10 and > to |
. Ii ana eFeD------ Earl III 10 ana 6 10 5
Pat Redeemed Himself
The fifth race WAS a puzzle. There
were Pat Conlev, Al Ortiz and Lena
FTey-eaeh likely candidate. To pick
I the winner bothered the talent but Pat
! COnley seemed 10 be best liked. He was
! PLAYED at to >. and finally at the better
/ odds of = 10 >, while Lena Frey was
/ played at 3 10 , and went TO the post at
! II 10 5. or little better than 10 l. Al
| Ortiz welt 10 the post al TO !.
| Lena Frey made the run from the
| posi-. followed by Col Wheatiey and
| Dyer. and this order was maintained tn
| the half. when Pat CoAley showed I'd
! il the place and Col. Wheatley was
! struggling along in third place. Al
! Ortiz had beaten Mheatley out on the
/ far turn and showed third in tse
stretch. but the real race was between
l'aI Coniey and Lena Frey. They had
! a desperate run- and Conley won. Al
/ Ortiz made hard Struggle. but he way
cred fifty yards fresn the finish. Tie
distance seemed 10 be too much for
him.
EsUEMaET
/ Mile md twenty-five yards for three year-
! dds sllC upward parse - q, divided
! Pal COnley. o. eh {. !. PAT Farrell Nellie
! Bax11 lWilliarasl, Fred Foster !
/ Lena Frey. 90. ell {. 3 Midlothian .orair1s
{Aunzel. & ?, Fink. >
! a CTih. =. ch {. a. O'kena-JulieI.M Bar
/ req. A H OTIt-. =
! Fred Knox, g. iPIantoni): Col x henley
g. SMITH, nd Dyer, = Lowry. were TN
] Placed
Time, "a
] BETTING
/, First Horses Post
/ 10 and ! TO , Pal Conley- : 10 ana : 10 10
! ; 10 = and 10 ; Lena Frey II 10 and : 10 10
! ; 10 and 10 5 Al Orfh > 10 ] and : 10 :
8 10 ! and 10 Fred knex 2oto and to l
6 10 and = 10 l. Col V heaIley- 10 TO and 10
! Q 10 ana > 10 l---.-Dyer- 30 10 ! aud 5 to I
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