St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-30
mastery performance he had in store
with which to electrify the crowd.
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with which to electrify the crowd.
Booifsnasxers Puzzled
Just how Plankshire had attracted
such a following puzzled the bookinak-
| ers somewhat. and they were forced,
much to their apparent surprise. to
change their odds until the beautiful
| bay filly come to the position of fayorite.
/ He had opened as a 10 to l shot and
closed at 2 tol.
Finally they got off, with Josie o, who
| was we'll thought of, in the lead. jim
| White being second by saddle. and
| DR.. Owen third. at the quarter Josie
O's blue and white stripes still were
| showing the way at all easy pace, and 1t
| was here that Plankshire began to move
up and took place by the side OF jim
| White. who was considered a sure thing
! by many. Brown Idle made a fight at
| the half for q place, but soon fell back.
and Josie o coiltiI ned to make the pace
! to the three-quarters post. when Plank
| shire with handsome rush wreSfed the
c0ign OF vantage away, and there was
no such thing as heading, nor even an
noying him tn the wire. Josie had to
| content herself with second place, and
| the beautiful Sauterne, indeed, threat
| ened to CAPTURE that from her. She
came up with a long and rapid stride,
and made a beautiful finish fer the
| place.
SUMMARY.
! Seven furlongs, for maiden three-year-
! olds. purse divided
Plankshire. 1o2 b f, Bulwark-Lady Alice
! (Thorpe}, G. a. CraXten.....-. 49,: .....l
| Jim hiie. lC1, brc. Pionerow-Annie Shep-
pard (Britton), W. NJ Finch -.-....-.2
| Sauterne, lJ5. br f, ST. BIaise- Aileen AroOn
(Chambers), ii. c. Duffy .................3
Dr. Owens. l02 (Ihompson), Josie o. lo2
.l-, fnrdA
and Brown lie. 1t7 tiienesey), were I'M
placed. ime, Big.
BETTING.
First Horses POST
! ~ TO and to l Plankshire. to and out
Even and out, jim White, to ard OFT
| 10 and to /. Sauterne, 20 l ard to
to i and evt n, Josie o. 10 to and 3 toll
| 10 to1 and 4 TO ], Brown Idle, 10 10 and toll
TO and TO !, DR. Owen, to and 10 l
a Good One Goes Through
Harry Smith proved hot favorite for
the third race, as was predicted by the
GLOBE. lie was sought after by the
talent at even money until he was forced
to to ). The ''boOkies'' were mighty
cautious, for they hadn't met with that
mOdicum of prosperity that they had
| anticipated The previous day, and they
were easily backed down on every
horse that was played with anything
like snap. Tillie was well thought OF
and SHllToSS was considered a good
| thing because of his performance the
other day. But there was really little
betting save On Harry Smith.
TIllie 5 took the flag first, with Lillian
Lindsay on almost even terms. and
Harry Smith was we'll up with the van.
! At the quarter Tillie was still leading.
and had made a gain Of half length
| q
like distance in lead of SulrosS. who
had come up fast, and the half was
passed in that order, Tiliie length
in the lead of Lillian Lindsay and
Harry Smith, who were having pretty
fight neck and neck and neck. Lillian.
a favorite i'll ST. Paul, for she is so well
known here. got the best of the battle.
and at the three-Quarter post she had
Harry Smith displaced, but around the
turn she was forced to give way again
to the superior strength of the gallant
Harry. Tille 5 swept first into the
stretch, Harry Smith coming fast, with
Lillian well I'D, and then came the fin
ishing squirt That brought Harry first to
the scratch, Tillie S second and Lillian
third.
SUMMARY.
Mile, three-year-o.d and upward, selling,
purse $500. divided
Harry Smith, 100, b C. ., Strathmore- Rena
(1horre), j. ". Huichins 49,. ......... 1
Title S. 95. b +, b Midlolhian-Mollie Ward
"a Clayton) Oakdale stable. ..... ...... .
Lillian Lindsay, 100, b m, 5. Hindoo-De-
light (Brittou) Talbot Bros. $500. 3
Dollikins. 101 (Kunz). " oodberry. S6 (lein),
Dewterry. 90 (Withers), Sull Ross. l06 &c.
Williams), were unplaced. Time, las.
BETTING.
First Horses Post.
Even and cut Harry Smith, 3 to 5 and out
= 4
6 to and 10 1, Lillian Lindsay, TO /. 2-1
5 to and even, Sullross. 3to and even
s TO and . TO l. Woodberry. 10 TO ], 4 to
i! 70 TO and to Dolikins. % 20 TO 70 70
KsigIkyveig Handicap.
The lightweight free handicap was
the days stake race, but it only amount
ed to $500. Still it was good prize for
the winner. There were five candidates,
and every one of them was grand
specimen of equine excellence. Forest
was the favorite, as was propheSied,
with Minnie Gee second choice in the
betting at The post, although Minnie
had been favored Oh a par with Inno-
cence at first.
Minnie Gee took the lead at the drop
of the flag, and showed the way into
the stretch. Forest started second, and
romped along ahead of Tenor by few
lengths. Then Lucille came up and
did battle with Tenor, and at the half
had The best of if. Then the race was
a procession around the turn and into
the stretch. Minnie Gee ran first, Forest
second and Lucille third, but Thorpe
knew his mount, and soon sent him to
the front, and came under the wire in
a gallon, three lengths ahead of Minnie
Gee, who beat out Innocence by a
length.
SUMMARY
heavyweight free handicap sweepstakes
mile and sixteenth. for three-year-oids and
upward; stakes, 500
| Forest 104. CHI C. 3, Forester-Glenn Ellen
iThorpe), W. r. Rogan. . 1
| Minnie Gee, 1o4, ch f, 3, plenipo-Jaconet
(Sargent), Charter Oak Stable - 9
| Innocence. 100, CHI N, 5, Ploneroid- Bonnie
| Harold tKunzl. Gateway Stable 49,. 3
| Tenor, I05 (Thompson), and Lucille Man
| nette, ITO lowry, ran unplaced.
! Time, 1:o4A.
BETTING.
First. Horses. Post.
| 3 to and out. Forest. ......3 to and out
| to and to 5. Minnie Gee .. 3 to and out
to and out. Innocence. S to and s to S
| to and 2 to 1. l.. Manne.te 10 to and out
| % to and 10 l.. Tenor. 40 to and Is to
The Fifth Race
was as much of a puzzle as any that
| has been run at the track. Carmen was
the tip and she was the favorite, but
, there was all admirable field, and nearly
every candidate found following in the
| betting ring. Some one gave out the
''tip" Oh Big Man, and a good many
"bit." 1t was peaches for the bookies,
and they pulled back good many
simoleons that they had paid out to the
hackers of Piankshire. Again Hamline
was played a good deal, especially for
place, as were Lena Frey and Great
DIXON. The others were not factors.
Safe Home got away in the lead with
Hamline second and Big Man third,
and SO they ran into the stretch, when
Carmen came with an invincible rush,
followed by Lena Frey from the very
rear. Carmen had an easy victory, but
it was a desperate struggle for the
| place, and although Safe Home was