St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-06
Pretty Lillian Lindsay.

'91, Lillian Lindsay and Tenor. The
betting set in for Yale 81, and he was
quickly crowded off the books. None
of the bookies had the temerity to take
chances against him. even at the pro-
hibitive odds of to 6, the rate he sold
when marked up. Then Lill-
ian Lindsay was played some
and Tenor some, but there was really
little money that went on the event.
Tenor made the run from the post, but
before the quarter was reached fair
Lillian had things her own way, with
Yale second, and III this order, with
Tenor trailing, they ran the entire
course into the stretch, about two
lengths apart, forming veritabie pro-
cession. Then Clayton brought Lillian
little faster and she gaily widened the
gap to four lengths,an they finished i'll
order.
SUMMARY.
Mile. free handicap, tor threc-year-ods and
upwards; purse, 500, divided
Lillian Lindsay, o. b m, 5. Hindoo-Delight
(Clayton). Talbot Bros. ................... /
Yale 81, l22, CHI C. !, Onondago Zaider
(Britton). Turner & Frakes ......... 9
Tenor, 10, blk C. 8. Faisetto Cleopatra
9kunze), W. r. Letcher. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time, la.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post
to ], to TO-. Lillian Lindsay S to /, to 10
l to and out. 80. Yale 81 no betting
10 to and TO s.. Tenor s TO and to 10
The 'sTip' Was Wrong.
The tip had previously been given
out that Little Buck had virtua! cinch
on the fourth race. and those who have
confidence OH the judgment or the YER
acity, as the case may be, of the know
ing ones. plunged literally at odds of Z
to and 6 to for place. and sore was
their disappointment, for he came in
third. Santine was pretty we'll thought
odds of 3 to 2, while the same odds
against jim White found favor
Little Buck send a thrill through his
hackers by taking the flag fist. with
Dr.. Owen second and jim White third.
At the quarter DR.. Owen moved up and
took the coign of vantage. with Jim
White neck away and Little Buck on
his flank. At the half Little Buck
made race and came to even terms
with Jim White, while Santine was
loafing along lazily. At the three
quarters Jim White had the preference,
and he held it into the stretch. Santine
was then urged with whalebone and
spur by Chambers, and he came in a
winner by length over Jim White, who
was over eight lengths ahead of Little
Buck.
SUMMARY.
One mile. for maiden three year-olds and
upwards; purse 500, divided
Santlne, 80, br f. 3, ST Blaise-Aileen Aroon
(Chambers). Ii. c. Duffy. 1
Jim White. l04, br c, 3, PIoveroid- Annie
shlppord tThorpe), W. NJ. Finch. -. 2
Little Buck, 1l5, b C, 4. Buckmaster- Little
I'm tWiliams), Fred Foster. ......... 8
Keystone, lI5 (HilD. and DR.. Owen, IO4
tflnk), were unplaced.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post
. to and to 2. ..Santine. . :. 3 to and out
o to and to >. Jim White. 3 to 2 and out
3 to and even Little Buck. Z to 1 and to
to and to Keystone 10 to and to L
D to ana to l.. DR.. Owen. Is 10 and ) to L
Title 5 Was Beaten.
Of course, Tillie found friends in
the fifth race. She has done some won
derful things this season, as was ad-
verified to in yesterdays GLOBE, and she
was apparently expected to perform her
Chicago exploits, but she wasn't evil
sturdily at 3 to 1, however, as the
''bookieS" had little faith in her abili-
ties to win. while Ruby Payne, candi-
date started by the Lakeland stables,
had the call. and sold hot favOrite
because, forsooth, some gOSSipS said she
was III to win, and also that certain peo-
pie were playing her heavily. The re-
suit was she was forced from even
money to 10 5. Maud BIS handsome
run the other day entitled her to recog-
milton. and she was backed at odds of
to l, while woodbury. was considered
an outsider. out of his class, indeed,
and was only perfunctorily placed at
| odds of 10 to l.
Woodberry made jump at the drop
of the flag. with Title S almost even
and Ruby Payne neck away. Down
the back stretch TilIie s took the lead
| and began showing the way in romping
style. with Woodberry second and
Maud B third. Woodbury. had found
| his level and he then led the way to the
| finish seemingly without a struggle,
lille 5 coming second and Maud B
third.
SUMMARY.
SIX furlongs. selling, for three-year-olds
| and upwards. purse $780, divided.
Wo9odberry, 95, b G. 3, sensation-Imp.
Ti 11gasne Is Scia{'on9 orth
(GTlhn) Oakdale stable 49,. ...... 2
| Maud 3, lO5, br f. 4, Duke of KentAnnie L
(Thorpe). j. D. Patton .......3
,p Ruby Payne. Ia5 (Freeman); Miss Price, 81
(forierl. ana dupont. l02 (Chambers), were
not placed. lime, 1:1s.
BETTING.
First. Horses Post
to and to L.. " oodberry 10 to and to
% i
to ard to S.. Maud B ..3 to and to
even and to 2..Ruby Payne a to 5 and ont
10 to and TO Miss Price. 80 to and Is to
10 TO and 8 to l.. Dupont. 80 to and Is to 1
Dyer Surprised the Talent.
The last number On the programme
proved tiresome affair. An hour was
consumed at the post, and Starter Fer
guson's patience was soreiy tried by
Lilly LochiePS antics, but he pluckily
la Al
field away until they were in position.
ROOM G. who had sold at 100 to l, was
the first to take the flag, and he began
showing the way to Lucy Clark, the
hot tavorite at to 5, and Lilly
| Lochiel. at 5 to 2. SO they ran to
the turn when Lilly Lochiel ran up even
with Robin and an Interesting battle en-
sued. Lucy Clark took shoot around
the party and her colors showed first
into the stretch. followed by Robin and
Lilly Loehiel respectively, and in
whipping finish old Dyer came up.
from the rear with rush and captured
| the purse, and tremendous veil went
| up from the multitude.
| SUMMARY
Five furlongs selling, for three-year-
ana nrar upwards HS a. purse 500; divided
Lowry), W; II. Delaney. .............. i.
Lucy Clark, 1eo Oh +, 3. Cal Clark-Goloen
Plover (Thorpel, Ireland Bros -! 9
Dolly Houston. VI. b m, &. Chorister- dam :
! unknown (Chambers}, a. Porter
Betty Smith. 105 (Kunze); Royal Garter,
i'll lFreemaW: Lilly Lochiel. liz (Britton),
and Robin c (Wlthers) were unplaced.
Time, 1:06.
BETTING.
| First. Horses Poet
| 20 to and to l. Dyer 10 to and to
10 and to 2. Lucy Clark. A to and out
| ID to and to Dolly Houston 40 to 1. 1a-1
to and to g. Billy Smith ITO and 2 to
| to and TO l.. ROYAL Garter Is to /, = to
| to and even. Lilly Lochiel5 to 2and out
20 to and to L.. Robin c.. 100 to 1, 20 to l
FOR TODAY.
| An Especially Attractive Gard"
for the Talent.
The card for today'S races is espe-
| ciaily attractive, the entries being:
First race, two-year- old s. five-eighths of
| mile-Maid Marion. iU7. Coda lO7. Wild