St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-17
ALL-AROUND DUMP.
Long Shots Capture Several Races
on the Downs.

Long Shots Capture Several Races
on the Downs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 16. This was
day of doleful, dismal dumps at
Churchill Downs. The only good
weather since the meeting opened
brought out about 5000 per-
sons and the, books bad things
pretty much their own way. The
track was in fair condition, but was not
at all fast. The event of the day was
the Kentucky Oaks, and the prize, W WOrtn
ST, $50, was easily captured by J. E. Pep
per'S filly, Miss Dixie. The imp. Rosing-
ton t1lly Unadilla got off in the front,
and led for over a mile and all eighth
AS they came into the stretch Miss
Dixie, without whip or spur, forged to
the front as Greenwich came out of
the bunch, which was a about three
lengths back. Miss Dixie went under
the wire first by three lengths, Unadilla
second, one length before Greenwich,
third.
The first race was won by Palmetto in
an easy style, the brown colt leading
from start to finish from two to seven
lengths. The second went to an out
slider. GOodwood, who won by a half
length from the favOrite, Interior. The
fourth race went to BOrealis, another
Outsider,and Ida Pickwick.a Is to 1,won
the fifth. The sixth race was won by
Vashti, 10 to 1. Details:
First race, mile-Palmetto, 10s. Slaughter,
to i, first: Powers, 101, Perkinson. to 5.
| second; Eugenia, 10l. Keith, 10 to /, third.
Time, 1:H.
Second race, five furlongs-Goodwood, 96,
Keith, ~ to ], first by half length; Interior,
! Ill, X. Williams, TO :, second; Edith Bel
mont. 100. Hoggett to l. third. Time, :0s.
Third race. the Kentucky Oaks, mile and
| quarter-Miss Dixie, 107, Thompson, l to 2.
| first by three lengths; Unadilla. III, II. An
derson. TO ], second; Greenwich, III, Clay
ton s to /. third. Time, 2:1414.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Borealis, 101,
Hoggett, 10 10 /, won; Foxhall, 9s, Slaughter,
| 10 !, second; Hopeful, 102 E. Jones' = 10 5,
| third Time, :32.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards-Ida
Pickwiek, 107 Ray. 10 to /, won; Kinscem,
1G6. Perkinson, 10 9, second; Ed Eshelby.
81, A. Clayton. Is to !. third. Time. l: n.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Vashti, SO. Per-
kins, 10 TO !. won; Faklr, 100, Goodale to 5,
| second; Modjeska, %, 9wynn, TO !, third.
| Time, 1872.
ToDAY's CANDIDATES.
Entries and pooling for tOmorrow's
races are as follows:
First race, mile-Tom Roach. 106 Sl1 !;
Henry jenkins. JOG, SO; Borealis JOG. $40;
Gray Duke, 106. s.; Sam Morse l05. so; Gov.
Wheeler, 106. s.; Maud Howard, $40; Reveal,
ia, 50; Ordville, 106 s.; Comedy, 1C6, So;
Hardee, Jog, S.; Jake Saunders, 100. s..
Second race, five and half furlongs-
Askey, III, S25: Bonair, lie, SIS: Kindora,
no. Sill; Bob Forsythe, III, Fakir, 107, s3;
Miss Knott, 105 81; Salvation. 1l2, Sl2;
Louise NJ, 1O5 $40; Powers 1US, 81.
Third race. mile and sixteenth-Bal-
gowan. 125, $50.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Parole, 102, SIG;
Ora. "a. $40; Gilpatrick, 90, So; Dennie NJ.
93, 81; Spot II, 105. 81; Vision, 04,SlO; David,
113 So; Lula May, s., 81: Lady Jones, 90. 81;
Moss Terry, ITO. 81.
Fifth race. mile and fifty yards-Wads-
worth. 12O, $50 Bob L, 90, $50; First Lap, 90,
81; Tulla Blackburn, 120, $50; Major Tom,
107, $40.