St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-01
3OTH DAY At HAMLIRE.
ATTENDANCE ERCCU7AGiRG F08 CON-
TINU67I0g or MEETING.
xAvoRITEs IN TWO RACES

Were Winners, Second Choices in
Two Others and a Fix TO One
shot. So the Rookmakers Lost
on the Day-MoSby's Careless
Riding Comes Near Losing
Race.
There WAS very fair attendance at
tie namlme tracks yesterday, and
there were nine books on the ground
that had "cut in" Monday. 80 it looks
rs though the extension or The meeting
will receive as good support as has been
given during the past thirty days.
Ferguson got the i've races CT in
elegant sIYle, and. rs result, the last
one was run at O'clock. The only I'M
pleasant feature to the meeting, IL fact.
is the Inadequate street car service
given to ST. Paul patrons. The Rapid
Transit company should give better
service. An evening paper which c0iorS
its reports 10 suit somebody's private
preiud ices announced Monday that
there was 10 be free admission after
today. This was not the case yester-
day, and only passes granted ut the
opening OF the meeting were renewed.
Pronounced favoriteS were is only two
of Yesterdays Ave events, but well
played second choices won i'll two
others, so the book makers were losers
on the day. Three of the races were
ridden to form in almost one, two order.
In the second race Moss Terry was
the surprise, although the race was for
non-winners. and therefore hard to call,
while in the fourth Prince ImperiaPs
defeat can probably be set down to his
Jockeys Inability 10 keep him from
swerving. MoSby, who rode him, did
badly Yesterday any way. He came near
losing the race for Charlie Mcdonald by
letting Foster on Peabody creep in upon
lin. He lust barely saved himself. and
would have been heavily fined by the
Judges if he had not. for IL would have
been ineXcuSable 10 have let Charlie Nc
Donald lose The race that was Il gift 10
him.
THE RACES.
First race, maiden two-year-0idS,
FIVE furlongS-
Tarr's entry. Bessie T, and Annie
Good win sold IaYUriteS at even money.
and LintlZin WAS the second choice at 3
l.. ~
the start, hut LinetZin took il away at
the half-mie Lost and kept it easily all
the WAY i'll 10y two lengths. Grammar
and Arthur II. Taylor had the only race
in the race for second place. Grammar
winning. Duilia ran fourth, ANNE
Goodwin fifth, Belle of the West sixth,
Diamond Ii. seventh, Bessie I eighth,
Lexington Belle ninth. Time. l:oi15.
First race, purse $500, $50 to second.
S25 10 third, maiden year-olds,
weight seven pounds below score; those
not having run second allowed five
pounds; hive turlongs.
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. Close
LneIzin, It's -. .....Nclson.... 81 81
Arthur Il. Taylor, los.G. Foster. Al l0-1
Aimee Aimee Goodwin i|S It's. Chorn... ii II
Belle of the West, ]. Mosby.,..... 81 Al
Diamond IL, 5. 800. Moore 81 1c-l
bessie T, It's. .Freeman.... II IL
Lexington Belle, / S. Jewett..... I'll SOL
Second race, iour-year-Glds and up
ward. that had not run first or second
ST this meeting.
The favGriies Eeaten again. Moss
Terry. To l, took the race in a walk.
The crowd went broke on Bankrupt
once more. and had 20 Remarks 10
make. 1t was a pretty open race be-
tween tile field of ten non-winners. so it
is not surprising that good MANY "al-
cuIationS were upset. Norinnc made a
bluff at taking the race, and got The lead
10 the hali-miIe post, when Moss Terry
took il away and led the rest of the
distance. On the stretch No Remarks
came up from the bunch ana passed
Norinne. who fell away back. and came
second; Tea Set got third, Bankrupt
fourth, TUbaSco fifth, NorinDe sixth,
Bert JORDAN seventh, Evelyn eighth,
The Judge ninth. Time, 1:l74. SUM-
mary:
Second race, purse $500, $50 to second,
e25 to third. four-year-oIds and ups
ward that had not run first or second
this meeting, weight ITO pounds, six
ruriongS; scratched. Orphan:
Betting