St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
BALGOwAN BEATEN OUT.
Faithful Was FIeetest in Hot
Wind Up.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 23.-Splendid
weather and a fast track we're the con
ditions at Montgomery PARK today. The
feature Of the day was the winning Of
the Montgomery stakes by Faithful.
Attendance large. Summary:
First race, six furlongs- Enterprise, 10,
Freeman. 10 /: Devil Catcher, ~. Kunze
10 10 / Maggie b, l02, Barrett, Is 70 I; HON
| i"y Bill, l04. Kuhn. II TO /; Volt, ~, Resan,
! 60 10 / Livingstone, lO2, g. Williams 10 70 / (;
Bon Ton. 1913 f. smith 80 10 /; Roseda, l02.
j. Mcdonald 3l2 TO Ben PAYNE, lJ7, Burns
2l2 10 /; Miss Patton, los, Fox, ~ 10 i; Knott
In It., lG2, Hoggett, 5 to !.
Knott In IL took the lead With HON
inv Bill second, Ben Payne third. There
was general closing up at the half.
but when the stretch was reached En-
terprise showed in front and came in
winner by length. Ben Payne second,
! Knott La II third. Time, 1869.
Second race. four furougs Laura Abfa-
hams. 10, A. clayton, 4 10 /; Prince Van, 10,
Freeman, 10 Moose, %, Barrett, 10 ,;
COodwOod. III, Burns to ]; Interior lO7
Haggett, to Ten Ward, IS, Brophy, 10 l.
Moose was the first to get away, with
Interior second and Laura AbrahamS
third. At the quarter AbrahamS took
the lead and held it 10 the stretch,
where Moose came with rush and
won, Interior second, GOodWOod third.
Time, :501G.
Third race. mile and an eighth. M0ntgom
cry stakes, Sl.DOJ added-Faithfu H. Brit
ton 10 10 /; PM Dwyer, lOd, Penny, Hey,
10, OYerton tCorrigans euuyJ, l TO :;
BlagoWun, ll5; Barnes TO !.
BalgOwan was in the lead at the start
off. At the three-quarters Faithful
gradually moved up. and coming up
the stretch was even with BagOwan,
who had taken the lead from Dwyer,
Riley third. Nearing the wire they
were all whipping, but Faithful set Il
quick pace and beat BalgOwan OIt
by half length, Riley finishing
thrd.a length behind BalgOwan. Dwyer
was considerable distance away.
Time, :5G4
Fourth race. three-quariers Of a mile,
heats-ly by, l06 Penny, ! to .: Ed Eshelby.
81. A. Clayton, 10 to /; FoXalI. &C. Slaughter,
5to2; Kildare, So, Kunze, ! TO l.
FOXall took the first heat. with Eshe-
by second. Kildare third. Time. l:l73l.
Iy by took the lead and won the sec
ond heat from Foxall, with Eshelby
third, with Kildare out, leaving the
decisive heat to be run off between Fox
all and lily by. Time, l:l74. lily by
also took the third heat easily. Time,
l:2O.
Fifth race, selling, FIVE fmlongs-lmp
Remedy 81, IL Williams, TO |; Earnest l..
SO, Fox. s 10 I; Maud Is, los, Matthews. 20 TO
/; Little Crete. l0a +. smith. 20 to /; Warren
Leland, III. Rowe, & to /; Anna Moore, s.,
A. Clayton, 3 to Il; } e, 90, Burns, - to /;
Surget, los Oyerton, to 5; Miss PickwIck,
100 Bellairs, to /.
Miss Pickwick led all the way to the
stretch, the others close up. Coming
| down the stretch Surget came out and
won 10y neck, Miss Pickwick second,
Little Crete third. Tine, 1908.
Sixth race, selling.slX furongs- Prohisate,
1l6 Mathews. 10 to /; Lenora }, Ill, Hoggett,
Is tol; Syntax, ll6, Freeman, TO /: Eek
hardy, llU, Penny, to /; Sunny South, %,
Fargood, s to |; Coronel, l0l. KunZe 3 to / {;
Pat KING ll3, A. Jackson, 10 to ]; Grey
Goose, lO3, Slaughter to 1; Climax H.. III,
Fox, to |.
CoroneI took the lead, with Grey
Goose second, and Lenora j third. At
the quarter Grey Goose assumed the
lead, and done all the running 10 the
wire. winning by four lengths; Eek
hardy second, Climax H., third. Time,
1:l614.