St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-19

the post. with Swift on his flank and
Brown Idle cantering easily in third
place. At the quarter Brown Idle had
beaten out Swift, who began to show
distress. and al the half he had a good
lead, with Shelly second and Josie o
third. Brown Idle was never headed.
, Josie y, who was whipped out, and
Mike Shelly numbered along six
lengths further back.
Six furlongs. for maiden three-year-olds
ana upward, purse $500. divided
Brown Idle. ITO. G, 3, Wildidle- Nettie
Brown (Heneseyl, d. j. Mccarthy. -... /
Jose o. los, br f, 3, Iroquois- allulah
! lFreemana, Lakeland stable ..o
MIKE Shelly. 1io. C, 3, Pantaleon- Nerosa
tKunze). 81. A. Seelye 3
SSWift 1ia tBarrett). also ran.
Time. lis.
First Horses Post
Even and out Brown Idle II TO and out
| s. : 70 and even: Josie O-.--5 to and To
10 and 3 to 2----.Switt. 10 to / and to
Freeman Rode in Fine style.
Then followed the sweepstakes. the
event of the day, according to the pro-
gramme. Ray 5 had the call. and Ray
certainly outclasSed the rivals, but
the people were suspicious that the un-
expected was about to happen. and they
plunged around rather reckiessly. Bar
rett had taken the Sir Walter mount,
and this Influenced SO much
money in that direction that he
was backed down from 10 l at one
stage Of the betting to 8 to l, where he
was posted at the very outset. limo
cence was well thought of at to /, and
] l. OrInnR Fri tn,
l because of her light weight. Gold
stone became the tip" however. and
was played straight and place. He
started al to /. and had gone up TO to
l. but was quickly backed down to 4
to l.
Innocence led away from the post
with easy strides. Goldstone running
second and Sir Walter Raleigh third.
Little Barrett did not stand upon his
going. but set ont at once to win ilie
race. he pushed Sir Walter to the first
place slraightway. and Goldstone fol-
! lowed his lead with easy strides. limo
cence running third. No change was
! made III tie order until the three-quar-
ierS- when Ray 5 was brought up fast
oy FREEMAN. and was soon al Sir " al
lers heels, Innocence running third.
In this order they dashed into the
| stretch. and in whipping iEish Ray
, won by an open length from Sir Wal
| ter. who led Goldstone 10y like dis
lance.
sTMNAEY-
Free handicap sweepstakes. for three year
O. is and UPWARDS; mile and fifty yards
Ray :. TIC. b c j, Spectator Helianihus
! tfreem am, Charter Oak fable -. 1
Sir Walter Raleigh, 1e2, b h, :, Hing Ban
Queen Bess (Barrett). W. &. Po>tlewaita.
u oIcstone, 1O3. b C. Z. Ten Stone-Gold Bug
Williams, j. D. Patton -. ...-.........
Innocence, 1eI lHenesey), anu Corinne
Kinney, % tkun2e), were unplsced- Time,
i:l5a4
BETTING.
First Horses. Post.
q 10 . and out -. Ray S.. : to and to )
) TO ], + to 5. Sir Walter Raleis 3 to ]. to
10 and even. Innocence .-S 10 and even
to i, to l. Corinne Kinney. S 10 /, = 10 l
AdoipT.'s ygalkavgay.
Alolph certainly was entitled to the
confluence that was reposed in him for
the next race. He has been running
well in fast eOmpany-more than can be
said OF his rivals. Just who would come
IN second was pToblematical- Some
thought one and some another, and this
saved the boOkmakers. for the m3Iley
was well spread out over The board.
Adolph started at 10 10 and closed at
To s. and the odds Oh ali the other candI-
dates grew as the stages of the betting
came. Miss Moseley started at 10 /
and closed the same: Grand View at 6 to
! and closed at 10 /, and so on.
Adoiph made it a runaway. He took
the flag first ana showed the WAY with
out straining a muscle, apparently, to
the finish. Grand View started SECOND.
and Miss MOseley third. and the only
shift was at the first of the stretch,
when Miss MoSeley took the precedence
over Grand View, but il was but for
second. Sargent brought the whale
bone down on Grand View, and was
soon in second place again, where LIE
finished, length behind Adolph and
two lengths in front of Miss NeSely.
SUMMARY.