St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
A Twenty to One Shot Sur.
prises the Knowing Ones
at Memphis.
Pat King filings His Jockey
Over the Fence at an Un-
lucky Spot.
Brookly n Batters Win the
Only Ball Game Played in
Either League.
Boston's Mr.. Sullivan Once
More Announces Himself
a Teetotaler.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April l8.-Ihe 6rst
truly good weather of the season
brought about 5000 people 70 Mont
gomery Park this afternoon. aud the
second week of the spring meeting
opened under very favorable auspices.
The surprise of the day was the captur-
ing Of the second event by Haydee, 20
10 | shot. In the fifth race, as the bun ch
came into the head of the stretch. Pat
KING fell and threw his jockey. Sea
man, over the intield fence. breaking
his nose and badly scratching his face.
Tho horse was not hurt. and cantered
back to his stable. Magee. who was
hurt by Brennan falling OIL him at this
exact spot Saturday and had his collar
bone broken and injured internally. Is
doing well.
First race, six furiongs Kinney,
10. Brittou, ; % j; ellison, IL, Stuckey, : -
!: GayosO, li5. Mathews. - 70 I Peddler. lla
Oyert0n, II 20 3; LeOnara j. 49, HoggetL 10
10 I Bagplpe ~, Penny. 70 Il Tom john
son, 10, Kuhn, ~ " !; Maggie Martin 10,
Barrett, 81 10 Sir Charles. lis, Ray, 70 !.
After much delay they went away in
a rather unsatisfactory manner, Bag
DlDE iEdulilk O1 iNI- NtAf 4<NO-
nara J second, Peddler third and Prince
Kinney fourth. Up the back stretch 1t
was procession, but by the time the
threc-quarter was reached Peddler was
tht, leader, Bagpipe second, two lengths
in front OF Kinney. At the head OF the
stretch the three leaders liz out at
rafting pace. IL was anybody's race as
they nearcd the stand, but Prince KIN
ney in the last Jump, aided by vicious
cut OF the whip. managed 10 shove him
self IN winner by nose, Bagpipe sec
Ond Time. l:l7A.
Second race. half mile-Too Quick, 40.
Penny. even; Enoch 10 MeCaiferty: HuSh
Penny 10 BrittOu (cOup!ed), : 20 5; Brown
wood itj. Freemau 10 i. Haydee, lJJ, Hog
gett, y TO /.
aHnydee>s swift Finish.
naydee got off first, with BrownwoOd
and Hugh Penny close up, Enoeh
fourth. BrownwOod took the lead at
the three-quarters. with Too Quick,
Enoch and Iiaydce right after bin.
brentwood led into the stretch, with
Too Quick on his nip and Haydee close
up. Nearing tho wire Ilaydee came
fast and won by length, BrOwnwOod
second, Enoch third. Time. :5jE.
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Ethel
Grey. I'D, Mcdonald II TO 5; Old Pepper, ~,
A. CLAYTON. - 10 /. Royal Flush, ~, j.
Mathews. % TO I; Goodbye, 10 Fox > 10 / (;
Umatilln %, Kuhn, y to / Jim Murphy, iO2
II. smith, 10 10 /. Faithful, III, brtton, 3
TO ;.
Sheridan gave them a fine 20. AS
they passed the stand Royal Flush was
first, jim Murphy second aud Ethel
Grey third. Flush held his place until
the half, with Old Pepper now In sec
ond ana Ethel Grey thlrd. Faithful was
last and running easy. There was a
punching at the turn, Faithful moving
up and taking the lead. He held his
place easily and won by two lengths,
Goodbye second and Royal Flush third.
Tmr, l:5JI.
Fourth race. seven furongs seliing-Tom
Jones, l)G Slaughter. 10 to !; Ray >. To. Ray,
to /; sunny South, 10. Perkins, ) 70 | Pat
rick, lD5. Penny. 3I2 TO / Red Prince. l06 a.
CLAYTON. ~ 70 Bettina. III. Brltton, ID 20 / :
Van Zandt l0S. NcDOnald. TO |. Borealis
l0l, Hoggett, ID to l. Eugenie i)i Freeman,
10 /.
After twenty minutes delay, Red
Prince led of Borealis second. aud Eu
genie third sunny South took the lead
at the hllf aud held it TO the stretch.
where Ray S beat him out. and won by
a head from Tom Jones second aud Eu
genie third Time, 1904.
Fifth race, miIc-Syntax. III. Vincent ; TO
!; Morse, III, Fox - To 1: Carter Is. IL
Matthews. 10 to l.; Glendye. tJ9, G.. Will
iams. - To /: Robin Hood. l2i +. smith,
Alto /: Mean Enough. l1J. Freeman > 10 | !,
Not-In-It 0S Jorden. ID to /; Newcastle, I'D,
Overton TO T. KoSeola 101. Mcdonald, 10
/; Pat King. iI2. Seaman, ID 10 /.
Newcastle got off Immediately behind
Nurse, and ran in second place until
nearing the wire. when he came out and
won by length; Mean Enough. who
kept well up in the bunch, was second;
Glendiva third. Time, i:45H.
A special race for purse of $1,000
has been arraugep for Friday to be con
tested by Miss Dixie, Wightnan, Ethel,
Valera, Niige d'Or and BrazoS.
ENTRIES FoRToDAr.
Maideus, six tuulongs-Alice u, %; Wild
flow er. %; Stoyer, l0I Last Chance. l0l;
Writ Adams l04 Peddler, l04 Bob Rice Jr.
I04; Ernest l.. ll2; bloomfield, ll5.
Muden files, twoyear- olds, four furlOngs
Dance On. rs; Miss Mosely, IS. Johnetta.
Ii5; Helen Nichols, ll5. Emma. rs; Fringe,
ll5,
Cotton stakes, three -yearold flllies. mile
Adalia. III and Mouteviso. los Ay0ndale.
entryJ: Fashionable. lO5. and Parapet. los
n. il0 Lizzie English. 10; Miss Dixie l1i
selling, seven furiongs-Homny Bill. SO;
Ed Rsheby. "; Zeke Hardy, %: Prohigate,
%: Foxnall. "a: Pat Coniey. ~; Kildare, q
Minnie Gee. l0J. Bettina. I04; jake Saun-
ders. ll5.
selling. mile and one-sixteenth -Duster.
81. Sullross, o.; Costa Rica, %, Lady nde.
l0l, Carus, l0l John Treat, l01,