St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-17
FAvoRITEs NOT IN IT.
SUSIE B THE ONLY PET THAT RAH
FIRST At HaMLWE.
THE TALENT r1cR WINNERS

CdlDGuh - Us q sur pAiSS 80
10 to 1 in the Final Event
Track Heavy With Dust =
Five Events Including a Heat
Race Today.
Notwithstanding that the favorites
were outrun at Hamline yesterday, the
buokieS lost heavily. The talent was
very lucky. and in the first four events
a large majority or the spectators had
their money on tie winners. The track
was very heavy. Loretta, the favorlte,
broke down on the turn in the first race.
and Toots, 6 to shot, won in driving
1iniSh. The talent played Toots heavily,
and the bookies lost a good, large sum.
In the second event Caprivi, the second
choice. won by a head from Lizzie kel-
Ter. Tim Murphy and Sullivan, the
favorites, were easily defeated in the
third event by jersey, 3 to l shot.
Susie Is, who had the bid in the betting,
passed under the wire a length ahead OF
Lay On in the fourth event. Intimidad,
who was played heavily, finished IL
fourth position. Calhoun took the final
race in a sensational nnish by head.
The attendance was very good. and
was larger than OH auy previous Mon
day.
In the first event. five furlongs, for
tWo-year-old fillIes that had not won
more than one race. there were seven
starters. Loretta, of the Wilson stable
string, was made favorite at TO D,
and the odds closed at 3 to 5. Rowena
and TootS were also played heavily at
TO l, the odds on the latter closing at
TO l. This was an Interesting race, al
though it resulted in great surprise.
Loretta. the favorite, got away in Sec
ond position, length behind May How
ard. Loretta immediately moved up to
the front, but she broke down on the
turn and dropped back TO last place.
In the stretch it was a contest between
MAY Howard and TOots. The latter
had the greatest speed and won by a
length. Two Step finished i'll third po-
sition. Time, 1:04$l. Summary:
Betting
Horses and Weights. Jockeys open. Close
TootS ll5 - Ham, Ham; ,a ~ ~ ~
TWO Step. lis. 49,. Foster. 29-l 5o-I
Rowena. .l15............J. HILL. ~ Al
Levin ll5. Knapp. lei 19-l
Lexington Belle, lis Strauss 2o-l s0-l
Loretta, lis -..........B Bunn-. 10 90
CarlSruhe opened at TO in the sec
ond event, SiX-furlong dash for two
year-Olds that had not won at the meet
ing, and the odds closed at even money.
Lizzie Keller was well liked by rhe tai
ent, and was heavily backed at 3 and 4
70 |. CapriYi was made all equal favor
ite with CarlSruhe but he had only
few supporters. The finish of this race
was exceedingly interesting, and was
won by Caprivi under the wire by a
head. Lizzie Keller set the pace from
the quarter to the stretch, with Carls-
ruhe and Diamond ii. in second and
third positions. Bum, who was riding
Caprivi, pulled TO the outside in the
stretch and made great finish. 1t was
a driving finish, aud the spectators be-
came very enthusiastic as the bang
tails passed under the wire. Lizzie
Keller took the place from Carlsruhe by
a length. lime, Ill. Summary:
Horses and eights. Jockeys. open. Close
Caprlvi lJ2.--.... bum. % u
Lizzie Keller, Y. ...... Flynn. 81 Al
CarIsTuhe. IO5 Mosby... 6-5 II
Diamond H., 1o2...... Moore. 81 2U-l
Daula IU2. Danla... 81 81
saucy Kate 102. .,...... Taylor. 10-I 40-l
jersey took the third race with,eaS
This. no debut. was partly due TO the
fact that he got OF with lead of two
lengths. In the betting Tim Murphy
and Sullivan were the favorites, the
former sold at 10 and the latter at 5
to 2. Jersey was played strongly, but the
boOkies evidently thought the nag could
not win. and the odds went up from 10
! to to l. Fort Worth ran second
throughout the race, and Tim Murphy
was in third position to the stretch.
where he gave way to Peabody. Time,
LII. Summary:
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. Close
Jersey, l24...... :. Ham 10000. 3-1 5-i
Fort Worth. l22 Mosby. 49,. 81 6-l
PEABODY, ~: .,i ~ Foster. III o6
Tim Murphy. 1i0....P Penny ....... TO 6-5
Cactus Blossom, 124. Freeman. gel 3O-l
Bankrupt. 1i0....... Brown ....... 3c-l 55-1
sullivan, ~ ..... Hill ......-... 81 o:
The bookieS handled a great deal of
Uncle Sans coin of the realm in the
fourth event. a six snd half furIong
dash for four-year-olds ana upward.
Lay On and Susie B opened at 2 to l
and kosmoline at 4 to l. Ali of these
nagS were well backed. lntimidad,
with Ham up, was also thought well OF,
and was probably played stronger than
any horse il the race. Jay o ran away
and the horses started without him.
Susie 3 took the race from Lay On in
an exceedingly interesting finish by a
length. Three Forks finished a close
third. 1ntimidad made the run to the
quarter and dropped back to fourth po
sitiOn Oh the turn. Summary:
Horses and Weights. jockeys. Open Close
Susie B, lJS..........J Smith 2-I 60
Lay On, los Williams. I'll s.!
Three Forks. los. Knapp ......1j-l 20-i
1numidad. lib 49,. Ham 81 10-1
John WIlsun, 1l3---- Coffee 1U-l ISL
Marlnella, It's. T. Smith. 1G-t COL
Twenty-three, lib. -. Myers. .1C-I 25-l
Munity, Ill.,. .... Hill. .......1G-l 5v-l
Watch Ne 1l0 49,. .Mosby ....S-l 3e-1
Jay o, who ran away. was ridden by
McFadden.
In the final event, one mile and a fur
long. for three-year-olds and upward,
there were nine starters. Fakir sold
first choice at to 2, closing al to l.
Tip was second choice at to l, and
Rey Del Mar had lots of supporters at 4
To l. This was the prettiest race, and
there was not length difference be-
ween the first three horses that passed
under the wire. Idea made the run 10
the half, where q B Cox took the lead,
with Oxford close second. Oxford led
INTO the stretch, with G B Cox
and Emma Nc following closely.
Taylor, riding Calhoun, pulled to the
outside i'll the stretch ard piled the
whip, winning one Of the prettiest races
Of the meeting by head. Time, 1:46.
Summary:
Horses and Weights. Jockeys open. Close
Calhoun, 96..... Taylor. Al lG-I
oxford. 60. ........... Williams. 12-1 12-'