St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-13

the other candidates were considered
out of it. The Clown broke away
at the drop of the flag, followed
by Coronet and Viola Guild, and at the
first quarter Royal Garter surprised ev-
erybody by daShing TO the front, with
the half Coronet was showing the way.
with The Clown Sc cond and Viola Guild
third. ana The Clown soon after out
ran his rivals and rushed into the stretch
tour lengths IN advance of CorOnet and
London Smoke. In an lnSpiriting finish
C0ronet won by the mereSt nose over
The Clown, who was length in front
OF Al Orth.
SUMMARY
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, for three
year-olds and upward; purse $500. divided.
Coronet, 81, CHI C 3. King Alfonso Canaria
tkunze), Brownwali stable. ...... ....... 1
The Clown. i1S, b I, Jose Phillips Halle
(Henesey), v illiamS e butcher. -..... 2
al Orth, 50, ch C ), Okema-Juliet NJ (Hein),
A. II. Orth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....... 3
Royal Garter, 1O6 (Freeman); Twenty-one.
and Viola Guild, 81 (Lowry), were unplaced.
Time. 80
BETTING
First. Horses. Post
10 and to 9. ..Coronet. 5 to and to
TO and 3 to ,. The Clown j to and even
to ana to Al Orth. 6 10 aud to I
to and to .. Royal Garter.4 to and 3 10 1
30 to and 10 to l.TwtyOne.50 to 1 and % to
to and to >. London SMOKES to and out
Is to 1 and TO 1.Viola Guild.gO to and to
Forest Esomped In.
Forest was feared bya good many in
the next race because of his defeat, Suf-
fered at the hands OF Torrent. and he
went up from 2 to to to in the bet
ting during the progress of the same.
CevertOn was once more the favorite,
and once more he disappointed his adj
mireis. He sold at G to and at even
money at the post, and he carried the
bulk of the money at those odds. Lu-
ellie Mannette was well thought of. If
she could get away first the impression
obtained that she would never be over
hauled. and she sold literally at to l,
while Innocence found her usual num-
Der OF admirers at odds of 2 to l.
Ceyerton began by making the pace,
and he led all the way around to the
far turn. Lucille got off second and
Forest third but at the quarter the last
two exchanged positions. and at the
three-quarterS post Innocence showed
in third place. Forest broke into the
stretch two lengths in advance of Cev-
erton who then quit like dog, and In
n0cence. who was running third, and
then Lucille Mannette passed with ride
ulous ease. 1t was battle royal be-
tween Lucille and Innocence forsthe
place, and the fOmrer won by half
length, while Forest romped in two
lengths in front.
SUMMARY
Free handicap, mile and fifty yards, for
three-year olds and upward; purse $3.50:
Forest 100, oh C, 5. Forester-Glen Ellen
JncilIe Wnnnetta IN oh e Affiliate T Oh, l
Peyton lowry, c. G. Moffit .. g
Innocence, l06. CHI m, 5, Pianeroid. Bonnie
Harold (Hennesey), Galloway stable. 80. 3
Ceverton, 1O6. CIhorpe), also ran. Time,
1:46A.
BETTING.
First Horses Post
to l ana = 10 s. Forest a to 1 and to
3 to and even. Lucille Mannette.. 6 TO ]. to 5
10 and out. ....Ceyerton.... even and out
Surprised by SulI Ross.
Who would win the next race was
what worried a good many. and they
accepted the situation as presented by
the ''bookies," and they placed their
money pretty generally on Lillian Lind
beautiful bay filly had defeated Yale
'9l. and the odds were Z to rather
steadily, although they were often backed
down. Jugurtha, at 6 to /, was thought
to have good Show,and Sullross would
have been played heavier. no doubt, but
for his dismal failure in the race won
by Costa RIGA three days ago, as it
was he became favOrite and sold
at to l and closed at II to 5. Corinne
Kinney was not overlooked. She
brought 5 to 2 and was largely sold, and
Hopeful found place friends. Dyer left
the post comically under whip and spur,
and began showing the way. Sullross
started second and Safe Home third,
but at the quarter Lillian Lindsay ran
up to second place, tapping Oh Dyer.
At the three,,quarters no change had
been made, but on the turn Sullross
came up to third place. Lillian ran into
the stretch ahead, aud looked like an
easy winner. Corinpe Kinney came
second and Sullross third, and in a
whipping finish, Sullross won by a
length over Hopeful, who beat out
Corinne Kinney. by half a length.
SUMMARY.
One mile and twenty yards. selling, for
three-year- olds and upwards; purse. 4OU.
Sui Ross. I04, CHI S, Foster-Mattie Long
(Williams), Fred Foster. .... 1
Hopeful, los. Oh g 5, onondago-Japonica
Corinne Kinney. 81, bf 4, Mr. Pickwick-
Jugurtha, ITO (Allen); Lillian Lindsay, 100
(Thorpe); Dyer 80, Strachno-Bank stock
Nowry). and Safe Home, So (Kunze), were
unplaced.
Time, l :4434.
BETTING.
First Horses. Post.
9 to ] ard out 80. Sui Ross II to and ont
10 to l and to Hopeful. s. to l and 3 to
2 to ], even. .Corinne Kinney 3 to l, even
S to and to l.. .Jugurtha g to l and 9 to /
to and out Lillian Lindsay7 to and even
% TO l and 10 to /. Dyer. .25 to l and 10 to
10 to l and to Safe Home s to and to
Again a FaYorite.
Rapidell was most thought of for the
sixth race. He started at Z to 5, and
closed at 3 to 2. He has been running
pretty well for his class, and HymaD
| made showing the day before and had
friends therefore at to 1.while Snarley
the Smuggler. despite his ugly name,
has certain following. and was backed
at odds of 8 to l. Rapidill took the flag
| first, followed close by Hyman, and Me
Too was scarcely nose behind. Al
the quarter Rapidell had opened I'D a
gap OF ten lengths. He was driven
fast and runaway was the result
Lyman ran second, Sara C came third,
They continued in this order into the
stretch, when Sara G gave an exhibit
ton of running. She passed the party,
and won by an eye-laSh over Snarley