St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-04

(Piantoni) b. J. Mccarthy ....
Twenty-One. % PARKS; Flora Mcdonald,
Ut CNagnusen), were unplaced.
Time. :43Ia.
First Horses. Post.
to II and out. Van Buren,. . TO and out
. to and to l.. Carroll Reid. 3 TO / and out
~ 10 ana 10 to j. Twenty-One 30 to /, ID TO
40 to ], 10 TO Flora Mcdonald. 100 to l, 20 to
10 TO ana 10 /. Romair.. 20 to and to
Another Dump.
Lakeland was quasi-tip for the third
event, but the talent did not take very
kindly 10 him. Ed Greenwood. in their
Judgment, looked the most likely, and
he was played heavily at even money.
He had started at 3 to l, and was
quickly backed down by degrees until
the post odds were even. Lakeland
started at 2 TO and finished at to 5.
while pretty Issie started at to and
ran UP to 20 to l, and was only played,
i'll fact, 10y the stable boys and few
watchful Spectators who had an idea
of her proves and her condition.
Aggie KS speed enlisted confidence.
and she was backed both straight and
for place at s to and to l. But her
vicious disposition drove many who ap-
preciated her speed to cut her for other
performers.
ISsie o took the advantage of the
start, but Ed Greenwood displaced her,
and Lakeland ran third. There VAS no
change until the stretch was reached,
when ISsie . came, giving weight, too
fast for the field, and hal a hot battle
with Greenwood, making a sensational
finish, winning by neck. Lakeland
coming in third. Aggie * bolted fur
long down the track, and fell over the
fence into the enclosure. and was pretty
hoG1u ipinrQd I,pt yuhn had
the NlXenlSh mount. escaped unhurt.
SUMMARY.
Five furlongs selling, for two-year-olds
purse $780, divided
lsSIe Q. 10, b f. Rupture-Annie r (Gritfin), j.,
Ed Greenwood, I04, c, Billy Gilmore
Corrine (sargenD, ". G. Cannon. 49,. 2
Lakeland 100. c. Iroquois-Silver Maid
(Freemanl, Lakeland stable. ....... 49,. 3
charley Thorpe, 1J5 (Thorpe). and Aggie
X. 100 (Chambers), were not placed.
Time. :05A.
First Horses. Post.
TO ard even .Issie o, - to and to 5
3 to and even. Ed Greenwood. even and out
2 TO and } 10 D.. Lakeland. % TO and even
to and 3 to 1. Charley Thorpe 20 to /, TO
|: to and 10 l. .Aggie K. $ to and TO
Freeman OGtr1Gden.
The Ryan hotel handicap was rather
uninteresting because all had scratched
save Jugurtha and Eli kindig. The
betting was timid and fretful. Every
body seemed to feel that it should be
Jugurtha's race. Eli Kindig has bad
fCO. and cannot run a winning race
against good horse. The betting was
3 to and to respectively, and Jugur-
| tina remained the fayOrite to the post.
Jugurtha made the post around the
first mile. with Eli running. we'll up,
n, n hon artp of lA nyalx
manned to be run Freeman used the
Whip and Kindig shot past and led by
three lengths into the stretch. Jugurtha
kept up bis strong, steady pace, and a
hundred yards from the finish things
nearly eyened up. Kindig had run his
race and quit just before the wire. 1t
! was Juguriha'S race as it was run. and
! just why Freeman did not wait to near
the finish for his squirt was a problem
until it was learned that he had Obeyed
instructions.
SUMMARY.
Hotel Ryan handicap, free sweepstakes
for three-year-oids and upwards stakes $685.
Jugurtha. lob. CHI C, 4. Bob MilesTuberose
(Thorpe). j Il. Williams 1
Eli Kindig, 101, George Kinney-Leona
lFreemanl. Lakeland stable. ............ 2
BETTING.
, First Horses Post
1 to and out. .Jugurtha. -. 3 TO ard out
Z to and out Eli Kindig. 3 to and out
Torrent Is Sure.
The last race of the day was really the
best. 1t proved sensation. Forest
| and Torrent were the favoriteS with the
| talent, although GoldStone's two vic
tories alre3dy III the meet gave him a
big following at odds of g to 2 Torrent
| closed at even money and Forest sold 5
1 81 Of
| weights and was consequently consid-
cred factor.
GOidStone made the run from the flag,
with Forest second and Torrent third.
Past the grandstand Santive had the
lead, with GOldStOne second and Forest
third, and this order was maintained
nearly to the three-Quarter post, when
Forest went to the front and stayed there
tn within few yards of the wire. Tor
rent dashed into the stretch second and
took after Forest at killing pace, and
with all the horses under whip.
and spur :he finish was really the most
sensational of the meeting. Torrent,
Al Orth's pride, and who was carrying
big Minneapolis money, won by a nose
over Forest after the most desperate
sort of battle. Goldstone ran third
ten lengths behind Forest.
Mile and q furlong, for three-year-olds
purse $780, divided
| Torrent III, C, Harry o. Fallen-Sute Ed
| ger tBritton). Cushing d Orth ......
| Forest III. ch C, Forester-Glen Ellen GAL
1en), W. r. RogGn. ............. ....
Goldstone. H. b C. Ten Stone-Gold Bug
Crhorpe), j. D; Patton. ...............
Santine, i07 (Chambers), also ran.
Time, ISL
| BETTING.
First. Horses. Post
2 to and out. 49,. Torrent. " Even and out
| & to ana out. Forest. 800. s to and ou
to and out 80. GoldstOne. % to > and ou
to and even.... Santine. Al to and 10 to