St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-25
Dish OF MOUNTAIN QUAIL
iiAS TIE PIECE DE RESiS TARcE At
HAGLHE
EooKmAKERs FAFTENED UP.


Five Events, and Long Shots
Made Numerous Good Show
inxs-Mary Taibert, Tom Kelly,
CreYasse, Mountain QHail and
TO ca the Winners.
FavorteS won in only two out of the
five races at Hamline yesterday, SO the
bookmakers got L chance TO recuper-
ate little. A so to shot gave them
feast in the fourth race, in which Sir
Walter Raleigh had been we'll backed
10 win. Mountain Quail was the dish
that bookieS Smacked their lips over,
aad asked for more. Another surprise
in their favor was to have Bankrupt,
100 to ! shot. come third in the second
race. Several other long shots did we'll
on place, and showed speed, as will be
seen by perusal OF the accounts of the
races. Only fair time was made, out it
was better than the average at this
meeting in four out OF the five events.
THE RACES.
First race. maiden two year-old FL
lies. half mile.
The batiing was very evenly divided
MaliEche and Belle of the West bring
ing TO ! on the books. About the cnly
feature of the race was the trouble Fer
gusS0n had in sending off the eight
IwO-year-0idS. Mamie and Garnet were
particularly fractions, and the horses
were at The post fully twenty minutes
before flying start was made, which
even then was not altogether satiSfac-
tory. Bessie 7 got the lead, followed
IN-sN A. Il
kept it into the stretch. Then there
was a change in positions. Mary Talbert
and Message both passed Bessie I, and
there was hot race III, for there Is no
douht Ham tried to make Bessie L win.
The race was over, for halfway down
the stretch Mary Taibert was couple
OF lengths in the lead. and Message had
gap OF length the best of Bessie L.
La Malinche finished fourth, Belle of
the West fifth. Mamie sixth. Garnet
seventh and Netawaka last. Time,
:5U15. Summary:
First racs purse S50e, so second. S25 to
third for maiden two-year-old tllies, half
mile
-Bettlng-
Horses ard Weights, Jockeys. Open. Close
Bessie T. l16 ...... W Ham, So 2-I
La Malinche, I95 .....J. Hill ...... - 81
Belle OF the West, u E. Taylor. Al 81
Mamie, ss...-.........T: Burns. Pol 81
Garnet, IS 80. -. Gardner. E. 6-l III
NeIawaka, VI .. Stack - 6-I 81
Second race. $500, four-year-oldS and
upwards. SIX furlongs.
Bankrupt. Il 100 To l shot, running
third, was the feature Of This event.
TEN Kelly was tipped off as the good
thing of the race, and SO he proved.
Kimberly was the favOrite. OF course,
at even money, aud Kelly sold at 10 l,
and was played chiefly for place. At
the start Autumn Leaf, 20 10 shot.
made good many people nervous by
leading into the turn Il couple Of
lengths ana heading the procession into
the stretch. Tom Kelly, who ran sec
ond all the way around, collared Au-
tumn Leaf here, and came in an easy
winner by two lengths. Kimberly
worked up from fifth place to third at
the turn, and also passed Autumn Leaf.
Bankrupt followed suit and came third,
Autumn Leaf fourth. Can't Tell fifth.
The Judge sixth. TObasco seventh,
Council Plat last. Time, l:16. Sum-
mary:
second race, purse s3O1, So to second, sa5
to third. four-year-olds. winners OF not more
than one race this year; six furlongs.
Scratched. Moss Terry. Contest
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. Close
Tom Kelly. 100. Mosby. y.......33-1 2C-i
Kimberly, los -.......- Freeman. II II
Bankrupt 100 ...:.....G- Al Donald.eC-l 109-1
Autumn Leaf, 100. " Bum ......@0-1 2C-l
Can't Tell, 106.........W. Ham 80. Al 7-2
Tie Judge. 100.... -. CottreLl ....4G-1 6c-1
Totasco. lO3 Moore ...3C-1 6N-l
Council Plat lUU......E. Taylor. 81 10-1
There were four scratches in the
race. which pulled the field down to six
starters, and, as kemorse and Charlie
Mcdonald were among the starters, the
race assumed a new aspect, but was
sized up in one. two. three order by
many players. There were many
changes in positions while the seven
furl0ngs were being run. Rouser
started first and came last. CrevasSe
won by length. but ran fourth to the
turn. Moilie B followed him in, Il
came Il bad fourth, Prince Imperial
fifth and RUuser away TO the rear.
Time, 1:292l. Summary:
Third race. purse $780, SO to second, S25 to
third, seven furl0ngs-Scra,ched. Jersey, B
Z. Fly Jr., Remorse, Charlie Mcdonald.
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. Close
Crevasse II. Williams. Il %
Mollie B. 1u3.......J j SMith. -. Al 5-l
Susie B. l13 ~. Hih.. 81 I2-l
Aunt Ida, ~ 2.... -. +. TAYLOR. 81 -
Prince Imperial. 102. ..Uamm.---. IL 50
Rouser. 90. 80. kuhn .-....i.I 25-1
Fourth race, purse $50. four-year-
olds, one mile.
There was DUMB, good heavy one,
in this race, which gave the book
makers a chance to make mp handirap
losses. Mountain Quail. 80 to l shot,