St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-28
80 to /; SImrock at to l, and Outlook
at Is to l. and finally 10 to I

being well punched from start to finish.
8Outlook took the lead at the start and
was never headed. Tilsit came In sec
ond aud Mrs. Bradshaw third. Mrs.
Bradshaw was second until near the end
of the race.
The summary of tho race is as fol-
lows:
First race. six furlongs-Outlook, 1874
pounds lkogers), Is to l. won; 'rilsit. Ill
pounds (two Bits). 5 to Q, second; Mrs.
Bradshaw. LOG pounds (Hueston), 6 to l,
third. Time, 1:l6X. Dutch Oven.
Charles 7, McMurtry. Hillsboro. Sim.
rock, Satellite and intimidad also ran.
SECOND RACE. w.
The second race was heat race. The
entries were aClansman, Frank Farmer,
Belle Of Fernoy. Grafton, Bill White.
Tom Kelly. Brazos. Cerro Gordo. Carls.
bad aud Salvation. The bookies sold
Carlsbad at from Q to / to Q to 8.
Carlsbad took the first heat coming
In ono and q half lengths ahead OF Tom
Kelly. Tom Kelly was q length ahead
of Frank Farmer. Tho time was 1854.
In the second heat Hrazos won. COM
ing in length ahesd Of Carlsbad.
Carlsbad was q neck ahead OF Frank
Farmer.
Frank Farmer. being third In the arst
heat. won third place.
The third heat was. therefore. be-
tween Carlsbad and Brazos for first and
second places.
II proved pretty heat. the two horses
running neck and mack until near the
finish. Carlsbad finally forged i've
lengths and finished that distance
ahead.
Brazos came out Of the race very
lame. And the horses defeat Is laid to
lameness.
The summary Of the race il. fol-
lows:
Second race. Eve furlongs Cheats, :.
Carlsbad, 119 pounds Uordan), 2 to !.
Won; Brazos, 1O9 pounds (F0ueon), 6 to
l.. second: Frank Farmer, 96 pounds
Berger, 9 to !. third. Time, 1:031Hz.
man. Cerro G0rdo. Belle of Fernoy, Tom
Kelly and Grafton also ran.
THIRD RACE.
The third race was won by Ida
Marg!e, contrary to the expectations OF
the bookmakers. The bookmakers
started Ida Margie out at 8 to l; then
changed to to l, Z to l, to lie to l.
Many bet on Horace ArRe. The
b0okmakers started this horse out at
to ], and changed around from even to
various figures. Ictoria seemed to be Z
favorite with the bookmakers. It was
started out at 4 to l, and wound up at
10 to 10. Anna McNairy was sold at 8 TO
5. Gold Star was . favorite among
many betters. and he run from Is TO /
to even money. Elizabert sold 4 to
all the way through.
In tho race letoria held first place
until the stretch was reached, and then
she fell back to sixth place. Ida Margie
came in length and a half ahead Of
Anna McNairy. and Gold Star took third
place.
The summary Of the race Is as fol-
lows:
Third race, half-mile-Ida Margie, 90
pounds wv. Flynn. 4 to l, Won; Anna
McNaIry. 104 pounds Barron. even, sec
ond; Gold Star. l0l pounds (Two Bits),
80 to l, third. Time, 80. lct0ria, May
Howard, Elizbert, Horace Argo aud E
II Goodnight also ran.
FIFTH RACE.
The fifth race was gotten of without
any delay and without recall. and re-
suited in Wightman taking first place
by four lengths. with Bessie Bisland
second aud Suilross third. This was q
one-mile race for three-year olds and
upwards, the winner to be sold for
$1,000. The purse was 1900, Of which
SIS went 10 the second and S25 to the
third. The betting was Wiyhtnan, /;
Bessie Bisland. 8; Sullross. 8; Venus
burg, so; Barefoot. Is; King Mac, 4;
Judith. Is; Dahgaryen, s. and Josie
D., $40.
The horses responded promptly to the
bugIe call, with O'Hara on Wightman,
ChorD ON Bessie Bislani aud e. Hues-
ton riding Sullross.
The horses got off at the first show up,
with Bessie Bisland leading at the
quarter. Wightman second, Sullross
third and Dungarven behind. Wight
man took comfortable lead before the
half was reached and maintained 1t
until the wire was reached. Venus.
perg was second at the half, Bessie
Blsland third aud King Mac in the rear.
At the three-Quarer post Dungarven was
second, and Josie D third. The horses
kept well punched until they reached the
stretch, with the exception that Wight
man led the bunch by three lengths,
Dungarven being second and Sullross
third. The finish fer place was pretty
one, and the good work of Bessie Bis.
land in forcing from fourth to second
place In the stretch created the big
gest excitement Of the afternoon.
The finish was Wightman first by four
lengths. Bessie Bisland second, S1 llross
third, Dungarven fourth, Josie ID fifth,
King Mac sixth. Venusberg seventh,
Barefoot eighth, Judith behind. Time,
1:441S.
Wlghtman was sold to ]. e. Cushing,
the owner. at his selling price, $500.
The horse wac sired by BrambIe, the
dam being Planchett. His color Is
brown and he is fivs years old.
The summary is followst
Fifth race, One mile-Nightmare, 1e6
pounds. (O'Hara) even, won by three
lengths; Bessie Bisland, 101 pounds,
(tiern), 8 to l, second; Fullross. 1OS
POUNDS (dueSCOnL TO l, Third; time,
l:444. Venusberg, Barefoot, King Mac,
Judith, Dnngarren and Josie d also ran.
TODAY's RACES.
Following are the races that will be
run today:
Seven-eighths of mile, selling Willis
ton, "a; Orphan, 96 Calhoun, SO; Pearl n,
81: Deusmxn, 90; Looking Backward,
90; Sly Lisbon, 1903; Bismark, 1O1;
Fakir, 1903; Kingsclere, 1903; Remorse,
106; Henry Jenkins, 100.
Three-quarters Of mile. purse -
George +. Smith, 106, Yucatan, los;
Little Phil, Ia; Bayard. lit; ST.
Charles. 119; Roy Lochiel, 119; Edmund
Connolly, 119.
Mile, selling-Adjuster.9 90; Folly, 9S;
Crevasse. 95; Saxaphone. 1O2; Envy,
1903: Carl Donder, 107; Henry jenkins.
10S; Francis Pope. 1l0i Barefoot, Ill;
Little George, 113.
Five.eighths mile. maiden two-year-
olds-All Smoke. 1903; Baby B. los;
Bonnie M, 1903; Diamond Ii, 1903; Ma.
quon, 1903: Indian Girl, 10S; Little