St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-11
B00KhaKERS were HIT.
THEE RACES At RAMLWE WON. By
FARCRiTES.
A so TO 1 SHOT WINS A RACE.

Lottie Mills Was Backed So Heav-
ity to Win hat the Eookies
Took Her OFF the Board; but
She Lost-The Attendance at
Fast.
Three favorites won at Hamline yes
terday, and the talent had fair inning.
In the first race Lottie Mills was wiped
off the board as the result of a large
amount of money being placed on her
to win. Roy Lochiel, 4 st. Paul animal,
won the race handily and the bOokies
had little to complain OF. In the third
race Fairchild was a hot favorite and
the b0okieS handled all the money they
wanted on her ana refused TO take amy
more. Willard. the choice, captured
this race in driving finish. The great
est dump Of the day was III the fourth
race. W heD Little Jerry, 80 to l shot,
ran first, and Aimee Goodwin, a 10 to
bang-tail. took the place. Bonnie NJ
was the favOrite in this race. and the
moneyed men backed her from 2 TO l to
even money. The talent beat the books
in the last race. but not very bad. Kim
berly was considered good lhiug."
and the odds of to in the first betting
were cut to 6 10 5. owing 10 the amount
of cash that was placed on Freeman
mount. The attendance was very good,
and the track was fast.
First race, purse $500. for four-year-
oldS and upwards; weight, twenty
pounds below the scale; six furlongs.
Roy LOcIliel opened a favorite at to
>, but The moneyed men made raid on
LOttie Mills, and the bookieS tOuk her
name OF the board. Lochiel closed
at : to 2. and TO ) was laid for place.
Considerable money was placed on the
ST. Paul horse. Roy Lochiel was il the
van when tAe word was given, with
LOttie Mills second and Dillon j third.
R-mOfse made a squirt and was half a
length in the lead at the quarter, with
Lottie Mills length and half ahead
of Roy LOchiel. Lottie Mills and Re-
morse ran like team around the turn,
with Lochiel a length away. Mellon
aid piled the whip when the stretch
was reached, and Roy responded and
L
a pretty finish between Lochiel, Lottie
Mills and Remorse. Roy Won by half
length, AMI Lottie wSS a neck ahead
x Remorse. Time, ZIG. Summary:
Betting
SSorses and Weights. Jockeys. Open Close
Poo!y, Lo SliISl IL 1s4M,eDona!d sc ~
Remorsc, 99............E E. Cochran. 81 IL
Rico, W 49,. Bunu ....... II 81
Dillon >, luz. u. Flynn -. .3G-1 1GU-l
Sir Wa!t'r Raleigh, lG4 Cuttrell Ill 81
Second race, purse $500, for two-year-
Old colts that have never been placed in
a race; half mile
Betting was lively OH the two.ypar-
9!dS. and, as in the first race, the talent
as dumped. Willard sold fayorite in
3e first betting, but little money was
:Saced on the animal. and the odds went
sp from S to > to 2 to l. Fairchild was
aSned to win, and the spectators could
not get their money up fast enough.
SO much money was wagered on Fair
child that the bOokieS refused to accept
any more. Arthur Ii. Taylor, a II to
shot, got Off in the lead, and ran like
Wlldhre from word to wire, and Vas
never headed until within ten feet of
the finish. when Willard stuck his nose
ahead. The finish was exceedingly
interesting, and many thought that
Tay Tor had captured The race Good
night made good run to the stretch,
but the pace was too fast. and he fin
ished fourth. Willard was third when
the word was given. and was second III
the stretch. Time, :5l1a. Summary:
~Bct;iug-
Horses and Weights lockers. Open. Close
Arthur II. Taylor. 1l5. Boyle. Ie-1 FL
Fa!rehi!d' lis ...... Freeman. 81 J.!
]; IL. GooGnight, lis. L. Brown ..2.-1 Bel
Hank Wider, lis. .... Chorn ao-I 4C-i
Baldur Ii5... ..... Bum. i0-I u,
Lnsby, 1iS...-.........OHa ra.. 81 d
Ian Ban, llS... Foster -.... III FL
THIRD race, purse $500, for three-ycar-
olds and upwards that had not won a
race this year; three-year-oids to
carry weight for aye, others allowed
ten pounds; seven turlongs.
lobe Bell, the tavorite. won the race