St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
fin. Talbot Brothers. ..
Lillian Beatrice, Ill, b f, GlengaIy- Dublin
Belle (Freeman), W. r. Letcher. ...

fin). Talbot Brothers. -...............
Lillian Beatrice, Ill. b +, GlengaIy-Dublin
Belle Freeman), W. r. Letcher. ........
Time, :5JLa.
First. Horses. Post.
None. 49,. Yo Tambien ...... -. None
Is to ANA to s. Natalie Is TO and 3 to
20 to !, 10 2 Lillian Beatrice. 80 to l, to
Ceverton Not In 1t.
Bolivar Buckner had the call with the
talent for the next race. The tip went
out that Ceverton had no heart, that he
would quit if pressed by another horse,
and this inspired the betting to turn
towards the gallant son of BlaZes-Alice.
Still, Ceyerton was we'll thought of, and
not few lost their money Oh him. Car
roll Reid was veutured some for place,
but the heavy money went in OH the
two more prominent candidates. Boil
var sold at z to 10 at the outset, and at
the post the odds had gone up to 9 to 10.
and CevertOn, who had been slated at
changed to IL to 10 at the post. Carroll
Reid sold at 2 to l for place, and Brown
Idle's odds were 100 to straight and &
to for the place.
CevertOn took the flag in fine style
and led Bolivar and Brown Idle to the
half, when. Bolivar came up OIL even
terms with Ceyerton. So they began
the far turn, and under the whip Boil
war drew away. Thorpe didn't seem
TO make an effort TO prevent the catas-
trOphe, and when the stretch was cn-
tered Bolivar had three lengths to the
good, Ceverton leading Carroll Reid by
two lengths. Buckner then gailoped IN
and Thorpe literally went to sleep and
Carroll Reid took the place by six
lengths.
SUMMARY
One mile. for three year-olds and upwards;
purse $500. divided
Bolivar Buckner Ill. br C. 3, Blazes-Alice
(Freemanl, j. w. Levy. -. l
Carroll Reid, 122. CHI C, 4. Con Cregan-Al-
lena (Hennessy). Edinburg stable ......
Ceverton. III, b C, 3. Deceiver-Lady Peyton
Brown Idle, lOl (PiantonD, also ran.
Time, 1:i7.
BETTING.
First Horses. Post
z to 10 and out. Bolivar Bucker.9 to 10 and out
TO and even Carroll Reid Ii to and 10
even aud out Ceyerton IL to 10 and out
10 to and TO 1 Brown Idle 100 to and to
Another Favorite Gone Wrong.
The next seemed to be esteemed any
body's race, although as the animals
went to the post, Dave Pulsifer tips
became as numerous as blackbirdS in
the season OF ripening corn. ROmair
was considered the greatest performer,
aud was played fayOrite, although Bret
Harte was not forgotten, nor was Iowa
Boy, long shot, overlooked. He was
backed down from 10 to l to s to l.
Dave Pulsifer was backed down from
to to to l at the post, and Bret
Harte was backed down from 3 to l to 5
to 2. The others could be had for the
asking, so to speak.
the drop Of the flag. Bret Harte ran
second away, and Romair third. Then
Piantoni pushed the latter we'll for
ward and nearly Oyerhauled Iowa Boy.
but was forced to retire before Bret
Harte entered the stretch. Dave PulSi-
; fer meanwhile had been loafing in the
field. Iowa Boy led the party down the
stretch, followed by Bret Harte and
Roman, but at the paddock he had
fallen back from the latter two, and
when within fifty yards of the wire
Dave Pulsifer made phenomenal run.
and beat out Bret Harte by saddle
girth, and Romair trailed length be
hind.
Six furlongs, for -year-olds and up
ward, purse $500. divided
Dave Pulsifer, l05. be, 3, Free Knight-Alice
A (Thorpe). W. p Mograne. 80. 49,. 1
Bret Harte, lbs, br c; 3, Hospodar-Lelia B
Romair. 1O5, c, Argyle-Imp. Rosetta (Pi-
antoni), d. j. Mccarthy. ................
Dupont, ll2 (Gifford), Robin / C, liz (Cor-
VIM. Iowa Boy, liz lie Long,, Little John.
Jos (Chambers), were unplaced.
BETTING.
First Horses. Post.
to 1 and to 5.Dave Pnlsifer.3 to 1 ana even
3 TO and 10 s.. Bret Hart 5 to and TO 5
to and TO 3. itomair. IS to and TO
30 to and 10 to l.. Dupont. 80 to and 10 to
30 to and 10 to 1. Robin L so to and Il TO
to and to /. Iowa Boy. ..6 to 1 and = to l
II TO and to l. Little John. SO to aud 10 to