St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-10
WON IN THE WET.
Bettors Overlooked Some "GOod
Things"

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NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 9.-Though
showers of rain fell during the after
noon with but little intermiSsion, about
$500 people attended the races at West
Side Park. The track was rather slow,
but the finishes in most of the events
were close and exciting. The scratch
ing of Reaper in the trial stakes made
1t as near a certainty as horse race
could possibly be, that Red Banner
woald carry off the money. and the pro-
hibitive odds of one to five prevented
much betting on the race. The talent
evidently overlooked BraZoS in the
handicap, as nearly all the money went
on Dollie McCone and First Lap. The
weather tonight is clearing and pro-
SpectS are favorable for fine sport to-
morrow, the last day of the meeting.
First race, selling. nine-sixteenth of a mile
Black Maria 100, Mcdonald. 8 to 1; john
eta, I95, Fox, to .; Red Rose, 96, A. Clay
ton, 10 to l; Moose. IJ3. Thorpe, 3l2 to L.
Jellnetta won with ease by three
lengths, Moose second, Black Maria
third. Time, 80.
Second race, selling, six furlongs Lady,
Blackburn, 1Oj, Fox, TO 5: Fakir llo
Thorpe. TO |; Grey Goose, 9S, Slaughter,
to l; Wild Flower, 100, L. Harris, IL to /;
Critic, ia. Mcdonald. to 1.
Critic nipped Lady Blackburn at the
wire by a nose, Grey Goose third,
length off. Time, 1:t74.
Third race handicap sweepstakes. $500
added. tor three year-oldS and upwards, mile
and seventy yards-First Lap, 1D2, A. Clay
ton. 2Ia TO l; Dolly McCone fJ5 Thorpe, z TO
5; Prince Fonso, 107. II. Ray, 10 to 1; Van
Zandt 1l9, II. Barnes 10 to L; BraZos. 124,
Mckay, to 1.
At the three-quarterS Brazos drew
away and won by length, Dolly Nc
Cone second and Van Zandt third.
Time, 49,.
Fourth race, Trial stakes for two-vear-olds.
81. 000 added, five furlongs-Fringe, rs, Z.
Williams, 9 to 1; Red Banner, 10, Hoggett,
l to s.; Gov Brown, lis, Il. Ray, to /.
Red Banner won without an effort,
and Fringe beat Gov. Brown for second
money. Time, 1904. Value to the win
Ter, 81, 100.
Fifth race, purse 500. four furlongs-Miss
Fairfax III, Elliot, 20 to l; Columbia. los, G.
Williams 10 to 1; Indigo. 105, !. Harris, to
l; Queen Enid, 1l0, Thorpe, even; Rapldell,
105. Fox. 10 l; Granny White. Ii, IL. kay 10
to 1 Laura AbrahamS, Ito. A. Clayton, to L
Silverine, no. FL. Barnes, 10 to l.
Columbia was never headed and last
ed just long enough 10 win by length
from Queen Enid, Rapidell third. Time,
:513I.
Sixth race, selling purse 500. six furiongs
Henry jenkins. los, Thorpe, 2 to /; Vashti,
log, Fox, 10 TO /; Bonton lO9 II. Ray, 10 to /;
Pat Conley, 1b5, G. Williams. 4 to 1; Lizzie
Mack, %, |. Harris TOTO /; Red Prince. %, a.
Clayton. 9 to 5; Roseola. 100, Mcdonald, 10
to l.
Henry Jenkins went to the front at
the half, and was never headed, win
ming easily by two lengths, Bonton
second, Vashti third. Time, 1:1715.
ToDAT's CANDIDATES.
First race, selling, eIeyen-sixteenths of a
mile -Glendive, "a; Coronel %; Red Prince.
90; Maggie Lebus, 90; Knot-In-It, IG2; Aban-
don, 1914; Sly Lisbon, I04; One Dime, 10i; Car
men, los; Bob Jacobs, 113: Benton. ia.
Second race. selling, six furlongs-Grey
Goose. 81; Ora (by 0ndagal, 90; Bret Harte,
100; Tom Darling. 102; Eugene (by OGtcast).
Borealis lU5; Thriftless, Yashti, Sullross, 100;
Askey, Il2.
Third race two-year-olds. five furongs-
Streak of Lightning. 103: Alderman Morris,
Ed Greenwood. 106i Lady Jane, 107; Haydee,
I02; Little George, BerwIu, 10.
Fourth race. handicap, seven furlengs-
American Lady, o.; Tom Jones, 50; First
Lap, %: Bolivar BucRner. I03: Black Duke,
103; George X, 107; Cyrena, IDS; Fakir, 102;
Marietta. Ig6; Fan King, 100.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth, Maxwell
House multiplication, lOl; Goodbye,
lob; doe Carter 1O7; Balgowan, 124.
Sixth race, selling, eleven-sixteenths of
mile-Jose phine Cassidy, 81; Cruikshanks
81; Roseola. 40; Red Stone, 100; old South,
l0I; Climax L.. Ill, Morse, Iii; Edwin, TO-;
Hardy. los; Destruction, 100; Horace Le-
land, III.