St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
EXTENDED TO AUGUST IS.
FIFTEEN @oRE DAYS CT FACING AT
H6MLLgE.
EXCITING RACES YE1s'EEE DAY,

Favoctcs Win Four Out OF Six
Events-HorSemen Dump, the
Public Wins and BookmaAers
Play Even Jockey Hams
Clever Hidc ON Henry jenkins
The Card for Monday.
The Twin City Jockey club running
meeting st the liamlinc track is 10 be
continued 10 Aug. u. This will give
thirteen more days of racing i'll addition
to tomorrow and Tuesdays racing.
When the meeting first opened the pre-
dictinuS were SO numerous rs 10 be
almost general that it could not last
nIre than half the announced time OF
lhuty days. Still the patronage, while
net large, perhaps. has been sufficient
to warrant The continuance. The num-
Der of books at the start was nine, and
there were eight yesterday, so 1t seems
that the Northwest can afford at least
month OF straight running races as we'll
as some other sections of the country.
The meeting has been unQueStionably
well managed. The cards have daily
included five, and sometimes six events.
L TX UNiklS HAY UCCil Va SOOu SlESs anu
very creGitable time has been made.
What the attendance will be during
tie ensuing two weeks. is, of course,
prObematic, but if yesterdays patron
aye can be taken as criterion the in
tereSt liz the races is as strong as ever.
There were at least 5000 people on the
ground. and the races were played with
vim hardly equaltd since the open
ing.
The card of six events gave good sat
isfaction. \ malt mile was made in
:5G15, mile in la, threetourthS i'll
1:l615, and mile and une-SiXteenth was
covered in 1919. This time, while 1t
has been beaten. is above the average.
The bouamakers may have made even
yesterday. Some of them lost,
and Others won, but not largely.
The horsemen dumped the greater part
OF the money, and the public was the
winner. The feature of the day was
HAMS splendid riding of Henry Jen-
kinS in the mile race. He actually
lifted the horse in a winner by half a
head, if not less, when the race seemed
10 have been already won by 3. f. Fly
Jr. 1t WIS good day for II am. He
rode Myrtle ii. winner in the first race,
Toots second, Judge Payne second,
Henry Jenkins first and Dart first.
in the matter OF betting, the feature
OF the day was the plunge on Orphan,
who was backed from the false price of
81 to l to to in il race in which he ran
fourth.
THE RACES.
First race, $500, maiden two-yeaI-
oljis. half mile.
y rather bad start was given in this
race Tor field of five for haf-mi!O
run. 1t was q fOccgone conclusion tha
the race was between Bessie I and
Myrtle IL. They both sold favOrites
with odds slightly i'll favor Of Bessie L,
there was no show money on the boards,
and all the money went in Oil these two
either Straight or place. Although
Bessie /, with Knapp, got away first,
Myrtle ii. got i'll the lead TWO lengths
into the stretch and came home easy,
Increasing her lead Il length. Bessie L
sven had 10 fight SWeet6Cme for second
place down the stretch, but won out
finally. Garnet cams fourth, Allen
Louise fifth. Time, 800. Summary
First race, purse $500, maiden TWO
year old tiIiieS; half Il lille
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Onen. Close
Myrtle IL, lis 49,. ". Ham 49,. "A A.
Bessie 7, rs knapp t-5 Us
Sweet iiomc, Ill.,. .Jewett III a-l
Garnet demonstrations $500. 81 15-l
Allen Louise, 1l5..- III. Williams. Il 81
Secoed race, handicap, purse 5000
tWD-year- uldS: six furlOngS.
EuUtS, the third choice, made quite al
efTCrt 10 ret this race. Ham rode him q
head in the lead into the stretch. Fay
etc Belle came up from third place ant
cane Ill winner by length. Carlsruhe
was content with third place. EliZabert
who was second into the stretch, ran
fourth; PittSburg H. fifth. Fayette
Belle was The favorite at even Odds
Time, 1:1G$i. Summary:
Second race. purse $500, two-year
ODDS, SIX furongs: scratched Tom
Sayrp, May Howard
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. Close
IayctIe Belle, lIU. w iliiams- - /.
Carlsruhe, 10. .MOsby... - =
EliZGL ert 9S......-..... Garner. eel 30
Pittsburgh IL, IU3....... FreeT.al.. I'll 8
Third race, tEree-year-uids and mp
ward, rot placed at this meet! z, sly
furlOngS.
Envy. who sold oil the books at t.
/, was the winner, but NOrinne, d 20 10
slot, set the pace clear into the stretch
Then Envy, who had crtpt UP iron
fourth to second place, came very fast
and WOE by two lengths. Judge Payne
the tavoritt, I to 3 SHOT, ran thirt
most of The distance, and, outfootn!
NUIinne. came second by TWO lengths
No Remarks got into third place. ant
NUTinne settled back TO fourth. Amanda
i ran fifth; Footrunner. who got ava,
first, was sixth; Spoon seventh, Fern
| EIGHTH aud Npnbap MINI i,n,a
1:i6H Summary:
1hIrd race, purse $500, threesyear
ODDS and upward lot placed this meet