St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-06
BOOMING AT ORLEANS.
Good Attendance and Interesting
Contests

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5.-Tbe track
showed some Improvement, although a
little slow.and the attendance increased,
owing to the beauty of the day. The
management is so well satisfied with the
outlook that it is likely that five races a
day will shortly be run.
First race, selling, five ard half furlongs
Exclusion and Winnie Davis led the bunch
of seven into the turn, where Critic came
through and took command, leading handily
the rest of the way, winning by half a length
Exclusion TWO lengths before Winnie Davis
Time. 1:10l2. Critic was TO 5 favorite and
Exclusion paid Z to for the place.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-Yankee
Boy led close bunch to the stretch, where
Intruder and One Dime, 0 to 10 favorite
fought it out under the whip. One Dime
gave it up and the other two made rafting
finish. Intruder, with Freeman up at 5 to =
winning by short half length, Yankee Boy
second two lengths before Grandpa, who
claimed a foul. Time. 119. Yankee Boy
was to for place. Freeman and Walters
made counterchargeS of striking each other
with the whip and were fined SIS each.
Third race, selling, mile-The seven start
ers made pretty race. Sophie Hardy set
the pace into the last turn where Eugene
took up the running and made desperate
finish with the others. Eugene standing off
Sunnybrook's rush at the end, Keith landing
her winner by a nose, Marie K,a 5 TO favor
lite. coming third length back. Time, L 40
Sunnybrook paid TO for place.
Fourth race, handicap. mile-Flrst Lap
stole the start. bun Mark at to 2 ridden by
g. Williams, overhauled him in the first fur
long and was never headed. He and First Lap
led away off to the stretch, where Duster a
to 2 favoute, closed big gap, and although
Mark won in walk by four lengths, Dus-
ter whipped out a length in front of First
Lap. Time, As.
ENTRIES FOR ToDAy
Four and a half furlongs. seliing-Bob
Florence E. 1Ol; Pow Wow, LOG; Col. Cox,
106; Emma Lake, 107; Puente. 1Os; Dan L,
no; st. Paul, 1f2; Hoodoo, 120 Jubilee. 100.
Five furlongs-Bob Francis, 90: Caesar,
Ill: Vidette, Ill: Little Mollie, 1l2; Hoodoo
lis; Pow Wow, rs; Cannon Ball /. us; Col
Cox. us; st. Paul, lis; Jubilee, u.s.
Four furlongs-Merry Girl 80; May Star
90; Ivanhoe, 81; Ada S. 92: Harry Sebastian,
92; Unaught. 90; Luke Dart, 95; Comrade, 95;
Billy Coleman. 96; Deck, %; Lalla W. 9S;
George X, 80; Blue Rock, 90; Florence E,
1GG; Cannon Ball II. 100: Rabbi, los: Bob
Wade, 107; Swifton, 107; Jasper, 107; School
Girl, los; Nathan Frank, 100; The Scalper,
lib.
Six furlongs, selling-Leman, 90; Ivanhoe'
90; Florence E, 90; Speculation. 100; Pickup.
1903; Cannonball L, los; Hanselle. ILL., Cast
out. 112; st. Paul, 112; Volei, 1l6; Jubilee 122
Four and half furlongs, maiden-None
Such. SO; Tucson, SO; Bozella. ITO; Swifton.
lis; Jay . H, Us; Dan D. lis; Billy Cole
man, lis; Stemwinder. 49, Comrade, lis.
Tips FOR TODAY
Gutenberg - Count Luna and julie G.,
Young Duke and HawKstone, Early Blossom
, and Virgie, Marie Lowell and Mabel, Sir Rae
and Telephone, Magic and Mamie Hubbard.
Vidette, Bob Wade and School Girl, Hanselle
and Volci, None Such and Jay o II.