St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21

he ran OH the previous evening as
though he were really born for that sort
of work. Ruby Payne. the Lakeland
candidate, had a walkover. and Corinne
Kinney ran second and Red Fox third.
Al Farrow stood all alone in the first
race. Ollie Il, Fight and Carus were
entered against him. This couldn't
make an interesting race. for it was too
extremely of the jug-handle style.
True, Carus might make it interesting
were he all right, but everybody knows
that he is attacked by bleeding when
ever he is pushed to great execution.
and this very thing haprane9 yester-
day. This left .FarrOw to do as he
pleased with the race. FarrOw sold at
prohbitive odds. and there was precious
little betting. Few cared to play to 4
and 10 5, and when only 2 to l was Of
fered OH the field there was some plung-
ing. but it was foolish money. The
bookies had much the better of the
Odds: Ollie H got away frs! and led the
party to the stretch, with Al FarroW
second and Carus third; but Al Farrow
let out few lengths at the head of the
quarter stretch and all was over. Ollie
II ran after Carus pulled up, and Fight
was given present of third place.
SUMMARY.
Six furlongs, for three-year-oldS and up
wards; purse $500, divided
Al Farrow, III, b, a, Eon9er-Della Walker
(Barrett) W. II. E. Smith. .............. 1
Ollie II. 1O7, m. a. Pantaloon, by Jack
Gamble (Corwin), l.. S. Chandler. ......
Fight, l07. CHI +, T. Exchange Grapple
Carus, 1l2 (Williams). also ran. Time, lis.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post
to and out. Al Farrow Il TO 4 and out
4 n I 10 o. mr. n VI
10 to and even. 49,. Fight. .e5 to and to !
to and to 81. .Carus.. A to and to
The next race was little harder to
pick. Ruby Payne had the call, but Flora
McDonald's wonderful run few days
ago made her considered a factor, and
she was played at to l. Expense was
well thought of at first, but he was
dropped like a hot potato. and COrinne
Kinney was followed for time, espe-
cially for place. Red Fox got the best
of the drop, and he led Ruby Payne and
Flora Mcdonald away from the post. At
the quarter Expense moved up to third
outrun Red Fox, and into the stretch
there was no change, but Cornne hin
ney made a good run and got the place
two lengths behind Ruby Payne and
four lengths in front of Red Fox.
SUMMARY
SIX furlongs. selling, for three-y ear-olds
and upwards; purse $500, divided,
Ruby Payne o.. CHI m s. Harry Hill-Mollie
(KunZe). Lakeland stable. observation-disclosures. l
Corinne Kenney. 81, b f. 4, Mr.: Pickwick-
Belle Knox Beatty. Daily & West ......
Red Fox 100 CHI G. 5, Pantaloon-Adventur-
ess (Fink); H. T. seelye: ,,c1;
90 (Hein); Fred Knox, 95 lowry, were
unplaced.
Time, 1:16.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post.
} to and to 5. Ruby Payne. z to and 5 to
, to and to 10. C'r'ne ken'y 5 to 2and z to 10
to and 3 to 9. Red Fox. IL to and to
to and even. Expense. to and to =
3 to and even Flora McD'id. 3 to l and 3 to2
Alice ID was ridden by kunZe and
Kildare by Freeman, the regular Jock"
of the Alice d stable. This fact led to a
great deal of gossip, for it became the
tip that Kildare was to be pulled. and
then Coronet became hot favOrite at
even money. Kildare started at even.
but he ran up to to S, and Alice ID
went from to to Z to 2. Crab Cider
was the outsider and he cut no partlcu
lar figure in the betting.
Alice ID made the race throughout the
mile. She took the flag handsomely
and made the pace, while Crab Cider
ran second to the half, where lie was
beaten by Kildare. Then Coronet moved
up to third place and so they swept
around the turn and into the quarter
stretch. But Kildare had the speed and
the staying powers, and he won handily
half length over Alice D. and Crab
Cider came ten lengths behind. Coro-
net doubled up like jack knife and
quit at the paddock.
SUMMARY.
Mile. selling, for three-year- olds and up
ward purse $500, divided
Kildare, no. CHI G. aged, Kyrle DalyMis-
take (Freeman). Deakin d Bragg. ....... 1
Alice d, 80, f, 3. Iroquo.s-Bergamont
(Kunzel, Lakeland stable. '........ 2
Crab Cider. l04 :. h, 6, Hyder Ali-Addie