St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-09

the way to the quarter. when Coronet
came up and challenged her. and shortly
passed to the front, and Maud Il came
third. Upon entering the back stretch
Lowry had surprised everybody who
had watched his riding the previous
DAYS in the meeting by urging Costa
Rica 10 extend himself, and he rushed
forward and set the pace, winning by
three lengths from Corrine Kinney,
who came from away back in the party,
followed by Alice ID.
SUMMARY.
Seven furlongs. selling, for all ages; purse
s4G0. divided
COSTA Riea, lG2 br h. :, Glinstead- Althola
Lowry). j. Glaspie. -.
CoTinne Kinney, 80, b f. T. MI. Pickwick-
Allie Long (smith), DAILY & West.
(kurze), Lakeland stable.
Maud B, los (Thorpe); Coronet, Us (Mlli-
Iamsl: Carmen. I07 (Griffin). and Peakness
Lass, 10I tCnambers>. were unplaceo 1line'
l:37.
Costa Rica. 10 and out: Corinne hln-
ney. & 10 / and 10 1: Alice ID, 5 to ana 10
/; Maud B, 5 to and TO L; Peakness Lass,
40 to and 10 to l. Carmen, 3 TO and out. q
willow brook Walks I'm.
There was really but one horse in The
next race. Hopeful scratched. and Lord
Willowbrook was certain to have things
his own way. He sold at odds of l to 5
and finally at to- Z, but the odds were
so nearly prohibitive there was little
plunging on him, while DollikiRS was
felt to be too weak to make the run in
tereStmg. She was laid at odds of 3 to
l straight, and Pantalette sold at 10 to
and 3 to l.
Lord Willowbrook took the flag and
led past the grand stand and then
slowed up bit, and Pantalette went to
The front TO set the pace, Lord willow.
brook running. second to the first quar-
ter Then the latter let out kInk. and
passed Pantalette with ridiculous ease
down the back stretch and romped III
under a pull Dollikins and Pantalette
entered the stretch on even terms. and
A pretty battle ensued, DollikinS Win
ming out the place.
SUMMARY.
Mile and seventy yards, for three year-olds
and upward; purse 800, divided.
Lord Willow brook. 20, b C. ), enquirer
Bonnie Belle (Griffinl, /. Wolf: .-.--::-;- l
Dolhkins, 105, N. ;. Macduff-Lucy Lisle
(Freemanl, Lakeland Stable. ........:....
Pantalette, 100. ch M. g. Plenlpo-Annle Z
(Watkins). d. A. Bradley ..........
Time, 1:5SA.
Lord WIllowbrook,3 to 20 and out:Dollikins,
TO and out: Pautalette. 10 to and even.
1t Was Safe Home.
The impression seemed to prevail at
the track that London Smoke was due,
and he was backed in the next event at
odds of 3 to !. At first it was ) TO /, but
he was soon backed down. Rock was
well thought of at even money, and
Safe Home was favored at 4 to l.
Fred Knox found friends at to |. The
others were long shots, and could be
bought at almost any sort OF odds one
cared to venture.
Fred Knox Sprang forward and showed
the way from the post, with RegallS
second and London Smoke third. Inc
latter under Thorpe's strong pull fell
back, and You and | was making the
pace when the quarter was reached.
Going down the back stretch Safe Home
made dash and began kicking mud
into the faces Of Fred Knox and Rock,
and she widened the distance until she
had the race virtually won when the
stretch was entered. RECALLS was now
second and You and third, but whip
ping finish gave the place to London
Smoke, length ahead or Fred Knox.
SUMMARY.
Seven furlongs, selling tor 81 ages, purse
Si00 divided
Safe Home, 90, ch f 3, ALBANIA Sweet Home
(Kunze), F. Morris. acknowledgements. 1
London Smoke, 10i. oh C. 4, London Etha
(Thorpe). Ireland Bros Observation-Disclosures.
Fred Knox 81, b C, !. Richeleu Belle Knox
tLowry). II. [. Seelye 80. ..............
You and |, 10J (llarriS) Rock, lO4 (Fink);
RECALLS, l12 CWilllams), and Miss Price, 80
(Porter} were unplaced.
Time :3S14.
BETTING.
Safe Home, to l and even; London Smoke,
to and even; Fred Knox, to and . to l
GU and !, 40 to and 10 TO /; Rock even and
out; RECALLS, TO and 2 to /; Miss Price, 50
TO and 10 to l.
Pony Bangum.
The pony race was amusing, but that
was about all. There were nine start
ers, and the talent socn had the tip that
Bangum. a sleek brown, had
walkover, and he was backed off the
board at times. In truth, Bangum has
been working on the track, and he out
claSSed all the others. The betting was
of the most titful sort, and no two book
makers attempted to lay like odds. 1t
was a go-as-you-p please scramble in the
betting ring. Bangum was kept the
favorite, although Blue Birds victory
i'll last years event found hackers for
her. Blue Bird got away first, fol-
lowed by Bangum and Billy B, and so
they ran around TO the stretch, when
Bangum ran away from the party with
ridiculous ease, finishing six lengths in
front of Yo Tamblen Ii. and Sky
Rocket. The time was :25 for the
three-quarters OF a mile, and the purse
was $500, divided.