St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-05
Three Long Shots and Three
Short Horses at Hamline
Yesterday.
LONG DISTANCE RACES.
Four Of the Six Events Run
We're More Than q
Mile.
GETS A BAD FALL.
faneme Fell Down and He
Took a Header Over the
Hurdle.

yesterday was practically featdreleSs.
-Four of the races were for distances
over the mile, and some fair time was
made, but there was nothing to Stlmu-
late excitement. uonorS were about even
between the bUukmakerS and the play
ers, with the usual probability in favor
Of the former. Three short horses
won and three long shots. which must
have pretty evenly balanced accounts.
McCawley, the jockey on Taneme. fell
off his horse in the hurdle race, but was
not seriously injured in all probability,
ms he walked back to the stable. The
horse fell and lie went over Its head.
Tie weather was reasonably warm and
the track hard and dusty as usual.
The Races.
First race. two year-olds that had
started and not wOE at this meeting.
Carisruhe was the favuriic at l 10 2
with The field at even odds against him.
1t was thrGW-dUwn for his hackers, for
only long shots were in the race. Jack
Farrell, 20 10 l, won it; Lexington
Belle, 40 to l,came secondhand CarlSr4he
was Third.
The race was not heavily played, so
the books made ii killing, as the money
was OH CarlSruhP, Grammar aud Prince.
The last was picked 10y the talent. and
backed from 3 TO TO to 5. Lexington
Belle was played for place sparingly at
10 to l, .ahd 10 l Tor show. Prince led
NIL the way to the stretch, with Lex
ington Belle second. Then Farrell
came fast aud passed the pair, and
CarShruhe at the finish managed 10 slide
in ahead OF Prince. Time, I'll. Sum-
mary:
First race. purse $500. $50 to second
and S25 10 third, twO-year-olds that had
started and not won at this meeting;
weight. seven pounGs below scale; those
not having been placed allowed five
pounds; five and half furlongs.
Scratched: Gore Jay and Perdita.
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. cIose
Jack Farrell los. Smith. Ill 20-l
Lexington Belle, l-S.Jewett. 1G-l 4e-l
Carlsruhe. Ill.,. .Mosby $500. IL 1-2
Prince. la3 ,,......-. Bann;.:...: Il 81,
Grammar, 1Il...... H. Williams IL Al
Second race, three-yeaI-old seven
fullongs.
Notwithstanding hard work and the
fact that lie had big weight TO carry
for his size, Charlie Mcdonald again
won, and people will begin 10 realize
that he is race horse. He got in the
lead at the stretch, and ran in easy two
lengths i'll lie lead. Equation. 10 to l,
came second. and IXion and Folly, who
were we'll thought of 10 run first, came
third and fourth. Williston was fifth
and Mique O'Brien sixth. Time, l :30%
Summary.
Second race, purse $500, $50 to second,
S25 to third. three year-oldS, non-win.
ners this year allowed seven pounds,
seven turiOngS.
ii fCo, nrAnI
Charlie Mcdonald, III. .Mosoy.... ID Al
Equation, lU5 Smith 80. 81 IL
Ixion, ~ Flynn -. Al 81
Folly. ..7 Chorn 81 j.!
Wiiiiston. i3?..... $500. Washburn d Ia
Mique O'Brien, no.. .Cottreil. --20-l ST.
Third race, three-year-Olds that had
BOT won at this meeting, one mile and
a sixteenth.
Another favOrite slaughtered. EX-
celSior, 2 10 l. ran last to the
half and fourth to the turn, worked III
10 second i'll the stretch and fell back L
third at the finish. Uncle Jim, 10 /
came third around the turn with judith
leading and Excelsior running second
lie beat them both out and finished
half length ahead, while Judith man
aged to get length the best OF Excel
sior. Watch Ne was fourth, Carol
Donder fifth. Johnnie Weber sixth and
Innocence seventh. Time, 1:5l Il
Summary:
Third race, $50 10 second, S25 to third
tbreeyear-9lds and upward that Lat
not won at this meeting, winner sold a
auction for 5000; if entered for les
allowed Id. for each 500 down 10 500
mile and sixteenth
Betting
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. o. en- Clos
Uncle jim, lu2 Cottrell 800. Il +
Judith, % ....-...-...H. williams. So =
EXC lsior, 156. $3.50. ChOrn....... IS =
Watch lie, lJl -....-..J. Fiynn.....15-1 70
Carroll Donder, iC6.. j. Smith. Ill IL
JOHNNIE Weber CIV. Flynn. 1c-l 8
lnnocencs, 10: .......C. Park -. IL 4
Fourth race, three-y ear-oids. mile AIT
furong.
The first half OF this race was in
galiop. but The last half, and the fms
especially, was very fast. Chorn, o.
Emma Nc, rode good race. while Ham
on Pekin, sweryed all over the track