St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-05
wild Hun,ress Wins.

even anu OUT. lille 3d.. 10 i anu OUT
wild Huntress Wins.
Snarley the Smuggler, despite his I'M
inviting name, proved favOrite. This
was because of his fairly good perform
ances i'll races with such purSe-wInners
as Calhoun and Bridal Veil and Lake
iand-beating out Wild HuntreSS once
for place. He started in the books at
TO 5, but the betting took reef later on,
and his odds were changed to to ), and
Wild Huntress tips went through the
betting ring. She was backed down
from to to even money, and was
! largely played. Dave c. at his weight,
| was thought well of. He was given
seven pounds by Huntress, and six
pounds bv Snarley. OF course. every
one knew Ten Ward wasn't in it. and
odds of 90 to was no bait to tempt a
venture.
Wild Huntress showed the way from
the post to the finish. Ten Ward made
a struggle at first. but retired at the
half and Snarley came up. Then around
the wire Dave Z gave an exhibition OF
speed and came second into the
stretch, but whipping finish gave the
place to Snarley.
Five furlongs, selling, for two year old
maidens; purse $780, divided.
w ltO lOu I'll L, ADOilG-tIICC INV
thorne (Thorpe). d. Carrigg .....-.... i
Snarley the Smuggler, 107, z. Tennessee
infringement Ct. Grit1in), G. ?. Flnk =
Dave c, 90, br C. Billy Gilmore-Alicc
Thompkins (>argenD. j. Wolf ...-.....
Ten Ward, 107 Barclay, also ran.
BETTING.
First Horses. Post
q to 5 and out. Wild Huntress. Even and ont
3 to and ont. Smarter the Smuggler. 9 to ), out
3 to and even. Dave c. -. 5 to and out
TO 1 and > to l. Ten Ward. 20 10 and to l
Ceverton's Surprise Party.
Newton was not only the tip but the
favorte in the betting in the higweight
free.handicap sweepstakes.
Ceverton was starter. as we're Ray S
and Innocence. All were well thought
Of, and all were backed. Newton started
at 3 10 2 and closed at Z TO 5. CevertOn
Vanced from 4 to 6 to l, and Ray SIS
odds were slightly less.
Ceverton broke away and made the
pace from start to finish. He came as
he pleased, without the slightest eff
fort on Thorpe's part. but the struggle
for place was more thrilling. Lillian
Beatrice got off second, with Ray S
third, and so they ran down the back
stretch and around the turn, when In
nocence made strong bid. and her col
ors showed third into the stretch, head
behind Ray S. Thus they ran to within
furIong of the finish. when Britton
moved up with Newton. but he came
too late. The race had been won, and
Newton beaten out by Ceyerton and
kay S.
SUMMARY.
lightweight free handidap sweepstakes
mile and sixteenth
Ceverton, 1C4, &c, J. Deceiyer-Lady Pey-
ton (Thorpe). Kendall stables. ....-...... 1
Ray S. 1917. c: 3, Specuiator- Helianthus
Oh; smith Charter Oak Stables ..-.;.:.
Newton, 105. br c, .. Billet-Vassar Brit
tom. Ireland Bros Observation-Disclosures.
Innocence. lot, (Kunze), and Lillian Beat
rice. W (Sargent), were unplaced. Time,
1913.
to 1 and even. .Ceverton. 6 to 1 and to l
to and to s.. Ray S..-....3 to and out
+ to 1 and ) to = Innocence Z to and . to
Is 10 and3 to l. Lilr II Beat ce3) to and to
Bridal Veil Walked En.
The next event was the ladies' stakes,
but it was not so interesting as it might
have been. from the fact that the Nc
earthly entry had cinch. 1t sold at 1
to 10 and TO ), and so Oh, but, strictly
speaking, the stable did not sell. There
were q few pools bought against the
stable. but the odds were not worth the
experiment, for it was cinch,
| Prize got away first. with Leora sec
! ond and Bridal Veil third, and at the
quarter Elsie l. made a brilliant squirt,
| causing Bridal Veil to extend herself.
| The latter showed first into the stretch.
Prize second and Elsie third, and they
| finished in that order. The first two
| horses roMped home.
SUMMARY.
| Ladies stakes, tiye-eighth of mile, for two
year-OiOS Stakes, ST.. $50
| Bridal Veil, IO4, Oh +, Chevict-Nellie Col
lier (Henesey), D. j. Mccarthy. 49,. 1
! Prize, 102. b f, Cheviot-Sister to Lottery
| (piantonD. d. j. Mccarthy. ........-. 2
| Elsie L. 100 b i, Rapture Perlcoior Ca Clay
| tom, W. Il. Letcher. ....... 3
| Leora 100 (rhorpe), also ran.
Time, 1:94A.
BETTING
First. Horses Post
1 to and out. Bridal Veil 4 to and out
| 6 to and 3 TO > Elsie l.. Is to and ) to
| i 10 and to-. .Leora. IL TO 1 and to ?
| Buckner Came Fast.
| Tie tip for the next race was Lord
! Wii0wbrook and he was backed heavily,
| but Bolivar Buckner, who had been
! doing nothing in the meeting. was
thought to be due, and the best judges
| played him AT even money. Minnie Gee
! always has a host of friends, and she
WIS IiOI lOiSOttcll dl - W l. bul tile
others were rightly considered out
OF it.
! Bolivar took the flag first, Lord Will
lowbrook second and Minnie Gee third.
] but Romair made good run and fol-
| lowed Minnie into second place at the
quarter. and the latter then showed the
! way to the last turn, when Bolivar came
! up and rushed into the stretch, already
a handy winner of the race. He came
home hands down, three lengths ahead
! of Lord WillOwbrook, who beat out
Minnie Gee.
| SUMMARY
| Mile and seventy yards, for all ages; purse
+! $500.
| Boliver Buekner. 90 br C, 3, Blazes-Alice
i (KunZel. j. w. Levy ......... 1
Lord Wil!owbrook, 30, b C, 3. Enquirer
Bonnie Belle (SargenD, l. Wolf. 49,. 9
Minnie Gee, 50, CHI f, 3, Plenipo-Jaconet
| (Clayton) Charter Oak Stable .. 3
Rnmair. 95 (Williams), and Lew Douglas,
| 112 (Weaver), were unplaced.
/ Time, :4GIa
Even and out. B. Buckner.. Even and out
| to and even. .Willowbrook. Z TO and out
| to and out. Minnie Gee. - to and out
10 to and = TO /. Romair 40 TO and 10 to
j 10 to and to 1. Douglas. 100 to 1 and 80 to
HaEnline at Long Odds.
Honest Tom had run half mile in 40
! at Hot Springs this year, and the boys
| who saw the performance plunged
| heavily upon him, but Hamline was
! considered by some the best of the field
| of eleven. Not so with the bOOkmakers,
| for he sold at 10 to l and to l, While
| Lilly LOchiel, Miss Lulu and Billy
Smith sold at 3 to l. Clyde as Wen