St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-16

SUMMARY.
Free handicap. mile ana twenty yards, for
three-year olds and upwards. purse $3.50
Piccolo, los. b. S, Petrarch-Lady Grace
(Freemar). p. d. Rowe. .......... 1
Forest 107, eh C. 3, Forester-Glen Ellen
(Grifin), W. r. Raglan. ......-........... 2
Golds,one. 100, b c, i Ten Stone-Gold Bug
(Williams), j. D. Patton ............ 3
Harry Ray, 101 (Kunze); Ray S, los Der
gem; Carroll Reid. 1G2 (Heresey), and Lii
ian Lindsay, 9S (Smith), we've unpiaced.
Time, ~.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post
3 to and even Piccolo. s...4 to and even
TO ana to a Forest TO ana even We
to and 3 TO 2. Ray 5. II TO and to
4 10 l and to 3 Carroll Reid s 10 and 3 TO 2
4 to and TO 2. Lillian Lindsay 10 to /. to l
Hopeful Whipped In.
oWith Coronet and Costa Rica scratched
Hopeful had cinch. Still, there were
plungers who thought Power had a
show because of the finish he made over
Fred Knox and Cyrena last week. The
fact that he was running against a very
different class of horses was overlooked,
it seems.
Col. Wheatley. at IL to /, began
proceedings by making the pace, with
Power second. and Hopeful playing
along in third place. Col. Wheatley
the lead all the way down the back
stretch, around the turn and into the
stretch. Power resigned second place
at the quarter to Tenor, and then Hope
full began his run. Hopeful and Col.
Wheatley were in hard battle entering
the stretch, but Hopeful had no diff
Guilty, SO to speak, in beating the big
colt out, and he finished length ahead
of Wheatley, who was half length
in front of Tenor.
SUMMARY.
One mile, selling for three-year- olds and
upward, purse 500
(Freeman), W. P Magrane ......... 1
Colonel Wheatley: ZOE. br g, 5: Duke of
Tenor. 100, blk C, 4, Falseuo- Cleopatra
(Sargent), W r. Letcher .............. 3
Power, 100 (Smith), also ran.
Time, 1:44.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post.
to and out. Hopeful. 20 to and out
6to and even. Col. Wheauey IL to ana to 1
g tc | and to a.. Tenor. 8 to and even
. to and 10 .. Power. g to = and 9 to 10
FavorItes Out OF 1t.
Expense has record that entities him
to the friendship of the talent when he
is in his own class. Consequently he
was heavily backed for the fifth event,
but Woodberry found his mede of adj
mirers, and was also played, but it re-
manned to the beautiful Ramline to cut
a figure as the favorite. He was known
to be in it, and the good races he has
pulled out this track found him goodly
following. Dewberry has made two
good runs, and was we'll thought of
and was played straight and place, but
the other candidates went for
almost anything one would give.
Top Gallant was an exception
however. He began at to 1 and was
backed down to 6 to l, and he carried
the bulk of the money. 1t WIS not an
instance Of misplaced confidence, for he
took the flag first and he showed the
way to the wire.
Dewberry got away second and
Bangum was third. Soon Bangum
moved up and displaced Dewberry, and
so they ran around the far turn into
the stretch. and it was then that Barrett
brought up WOcdberry, and he captured
third place behind Top Gallant and
Bangum. Bangum, it may be remarked,
is pony without pedigree and without
record.
Five furlongs, selling, for three-year olds
and upwards, purse $500, divided
Top Gallant, ~, br 6. 4, Lucifer-Topaz
Bangum. IS, c. l. pedigree unknown
(Chambers), a. e. Lille Observation-Disclosures. g
Woodbury., 100. C. 3, Sensation-Imp.
Heather (Barrett), A. H. Orth .. 3
Dewberry, 9S (Smith), Expense, 101 with
ersl. Hnmline, 81 Lowry, and Plowena, 90
(Willjams), were unplaced.
Time, .Gs12.
BETTING.
First Horses. Post.
s to and to 1. Top Gallant 6 to and2 to 1
30 to and 10 10 1 Bangunl 80 to and 10 tc
to 1 end even. Woodbury. 9 to- and 6 TO .
s to and to l.. .Dewperry s 10 and 9 10 1
3 to land even. Expense. ) to and even
s to and out -. Hamline Even and out
20 to and 10 1. Ploweua. Is to aud to l
Maud b Walks IN.
The last event of the day was very
like such numbers on programme. 1t
was problem. for it presented field
of tenth-rate runners, and almost any
one had an even show with all the
others in placing the winners. Maud b
had the call, as she had right to. She
had run in ahead of C0rinne Kinney
and Alice ID, and everybody knew she
could run away from the field if she
chose. That was the question, but she
was out to win. and she led the way
from the drop of the flag to the finish.
Blue Rock, quite heavily backed, got
away second, and Robin c ran third.
AT the half Robin outfoOted Blue Rock,
and no change was made into the
stretch, but it was there that Peakness
Lass made a pretty run. She came too
late to get the race, but she had little
trouble in capturing the place ahead of
Blue Rock.
Maud B, 102. br f., 4, Duke of Kent-Annie L
(Williams). j. ID. Patton. I
Peakness Lass, 107, ch f, 4, Macduif- Elk
horn Lass (Sae), J. W. Etting 2
Blue Rock. 50 br =, 5. Mr.. Pickwick-Net-
ties Last (Sargent), Deakin e Bragg
Annie House, 105 (Lowry); Josie o. 92
(kunze); Sleepy Cop, 50 (Magnusenl and
Robin c, 50 (llein). were unplaced.
Time, l:14A
BETTING.
First. Horses Post
l TO and OUT. Maud b. u to 10 and out
3 TO and TO j. PeakneSsLass.4 TO aid to :
q to and 3 to >. Blue Rock 6 10 aud = TO
l. TO and TO l. nnieHouse Is to and to |
Il to and TO l...Josie 0. s. TO and ; to +
% to and to l. SieepyCop.p to and 10 to
40 to and 10 10 /. Robin Coo to add 70 10
Today's Card
First race. half a mile-Minnie Gee. %.
Alice ID, 20; Santine, 80; Looking Backward
%: Plankshire, l01; Honest Tom. lt;2: Iowa
Boy, l02; Carmen, IU2; Maud b. lG1: Clyde.
1G7: Bangum. l07.
Second race selling, one mIle-Flora Nc