St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14
Books Hit by The Clown.

ter, and at the half The Clown began
his run and showed the way to the wire
hands down. Fred Knox came from
the rear of the party and took the place
from Dewberry by halfa length.
SUMMARY.
Mile and sixteenth selling, for three
yearolds and upwards; purse $500, divided
The Clown, ia, b C, 4, Jose Phillips-Hallie
(Sale), Williams & butcher
Fred Knox, l05, b CA. Richelieu-Belie Knox
Qowry), Ii. U. Seelye. .... 2
Dewberry, l05. oh C, 4. Astral Cora (Sm;th),
Carus, 100 (Wiliams); Happiness, 100
(Freeman), and Royal Garter, Ill (Allcn),
were unplaced.
Time. /: 1874.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post.
8 to and to 2. The Clown. q to 1 and TO
8 to ard even. Fred Knox 6 to l aud 9 10 |
z to and to / .Dewberry. 6 to and to 1
8 to and to I.Royal Garter.6 to and 2 to 1
. TO and to s.. Happiness. y 10 and 20
q to and to 49,. Carus. -. s to and 5 TO .
Newton Not in 1t.
AS had been expected, Newton had
the call for the next race. He had
Freeman up, and he was heavily backed
at odds OF to 5, but Natalie was per-
haps next thought of at to l, although
the really shrewd people played Falero
was the best thing of the day.
Natalie aroused great deal of en-
thusiasm by breaking away at the drop
of the flag, and leading Newton and
then FalerO all the way around into the
stretch. Newton trailed under a heavy
pull, and he was unable to get even the
place under the whip when the fl nal
run came. Falero won by two lengths
over Natalie.
SUMMARY.
Mile and furlong, for three-year-olds;
Falero, 107. CHI C, The Ill-Used-Farina,
Lowry), Oakdale stable ..........
Natalie. 1u7, CHI f, Hindoo-Medd (Cia.y-
tom, Talbot Bros .
Newton. l07. br c. Biiiet-Vassar Gree
mani. Ireland Bros. ................ ..... 3
Time, 2:r4
BETTING.
3 to and out ...... Falero.. 6 to and out
TO and out. Natalie. "a 10 1 and out
8 To D and out. Newton. ..3 TO and out
The Exposition Stake.
The Twin City Exposition stakes
should have been. as it was the year be-
fore, one of the principal ev is of the
meeting. Unhappily there were only
three candidates to start, and this fact
initiated greatly against the interest
that would have been felt with big
field. 1t was cinch. as matter of
course. for the great YoTambien. This
beautiful derby winner has no equal on
the track. When Yale '9l attempts to
give her weights he undertakes task
beyond his prowesS. Yale had 1872
pounds up, 70 Tambien 113 and Harry
Ray only 112, and with muddy
track. Yale had little show. The betting
was at prohibitive odds, as it always is
when Tambien starts. She was l to 10
and one had to wager $1,000 to win $780,
Now and then she was backed, but the
talent generally refused to plunge.
When Yale '91 was marked up 10 to
him, but there was no playing to speak
of on Harry Ray at IL TO odds on.
70 Tamhien led the two from the
post. the CO IL .giate running second. and
they all passed the grand stand under a
pull. This order was maintained down
the back stretch, when Allen gave
Yale his head and he shot to the front.
Then the cry went uD from the
grand stand that 70 Tambien had met
her first defeat; but the criticism was
premature. Thorpe laid we'll down on
the peerless filley and she extended to
her work, and in less than half furlong
once more wIested the advantage from
the gallant collegiate. This broke the
ldttcl . IlCdlt. dilu Will Ills tOp Wight
he refused to do his utmost. 70 Tam
bieD romped in three lengths ahead of
Harry Ray, who led Yale by a like dis
lance.
SUMMARY.
Twin City Exposition stakes, mile and a
sixteenth, sweepstakes for three-year ODDS
and upwards; stakes S1.750, tothe winner
Yo Tambien. 1i3. CHI f, 3. Joe Hooker Mar
ion (Thorpe), Kendall stable ....... 1
Harry Ray, III, br C, 4, Longfellow-Indem-
nifty (Freeman), w. r. Letcher. ..... 9
Yale 81: l22 ch C. 4, Onondago-Zaidee GAL
LEM, Turner IL Frakes. 80 3
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post
1 to 10 and out. .Yo Tambien 4 to 10 and out
to and out. -. Yale 81. =. 10 to l and out
Is to and out. Harry Kay. .12 to 1 and out
Crab Cider Goes.
The last event of the day introduced
a queer lot of racers. 1t was big field,
and it created more interest, in fact,
than any previous race for the day.
This was undoubtedly because of the
figure that the element of doubt cut. 1t
was almost anybody's race, and for this
reason the betting was well spread out
over the entire field. Crab Cider was
thought to have the best show with a
good start, but Blue Rock, Miss Lula,
PeakneSS Lass, Little Buck and Iowa
Boy were heavily backed. Crab Cider
sprang away in cute fashion from the
post and was never headed. Bangum
got away second and Annie House
third. At the quarter Iowa Boy showed
in second place and Blue Rock third,
and i'll this order they came into the
stretch, but Peakness Lass had no diff
Guilty in getting the place, while Miss
Lulu ran third.
Five-eighths of a mile, for all ages, purse
$500, divided
Grab Cider, III, b h, 6, Hyder .Ali-Addie
Warren Oh. SMITH, D. Carrigs ]
Peakness Lass, III, ch f. 4, Macduff-Elk-
horn Lass (ii. smith,. j. w. Etting
Miss Lulu. 115. b III. a (Thorpe). .. 8
Blue Rock. lis (Freeman); Annie House,
los lowry; Rolla, 101 Porter; Little Buck
ia (Wllliams); Bangum, III (Richardson)
Iowa Boy, I'D (Cagley), and Red Fox, liz
(Fldherty), were unplaced.
Time, 1879.
BETTING.
| First. Horses. Post
8 to and out. -. . Grab Cider. 8 to and !; to
10 to l and to /. P'ness Lass. 10 TO aud to !
to and to ). Miss Lulu 4 to 1 and TO {
6 to and . 10 1 Blue Rock. s. to and to
S To and 3 to 1. An. House Is to l and to
to and J to 1 So. .Roila. s. to l and to
5 to and , to ]. Little Buck: 6 to and to
TO and even. Bangum. s. to and to
to and even. Iowa Boy. S TO l and 10
S to and 3 to ! . Red Fox 12 to and ( to