St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-10
wards that had not won more than one

wards that had not won more than one
race at this meeting. seven furlongs.
After delaying the Start a half hour
hv his baking. bucking and kicking.
Merritt. with Chorn up, took the race
by two lengths. Cyclone. the favorite,
ran last. 1t was a horse race all right.
run in a bunch. and not settled until
within POO feet Of the finish. Cyclone
got away first aud led clear 10 the
stretch, pushed only by RUuser. Then
they both fell back. and Merritt, followed
by No Remarks AMI King Henry, came
10 The front very last. Merritt 0utrau
the others by two lengths. and No Re
marks beat King Henry a half length; ;
Bryan came fourth. R0user fifth,
Largheita. who had been heavily backed
III the betting to win. WAS sixth, Cyclone
seventh. Time. :294. Summary:
Fourth race, purse $500, $50 10 second,
S23 to third. three-year-uldS and up
ward that had won more than one race
at the meeting; winner sold for $500;
four pounds allowed for each 500 down
TO S400. Scratched, John Duan, GratZ
Haniey. Seven IurlongS.
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. Close
No Remarks i0I... Garner.....lC- Isl
King Henry, 0S........W. Williams 81 Isl
Bryan. lt6 ...- 1900. Bum ----- q 81
RouSeT. los ..... 49,. Kuhn. -. pl Isl
LaTShetta, 1906. -. Fireman.. Al 81
Cyclone, 10. Hamm. 49,. 6-o Go
Fifth race, three-year-oids and up
wards. one mile and half.
There was quiet tip out in this race,
and it WASN'T on Tip either, but on
Prince, who opened at 8 10 l, then went
down to Is to l, and then up to 2 to l,
even being backed off Of some OF the
boards in the course Of the fluctuations.
Tip, however, sold faTorlte at even
money because Tommy Burns. the
midget, was on HIM, and he only carried
| seyenty-SiX pounds all told. Tip ran
the mile first with Prince second. On
the turn for the last half Henry Jenkins
came to the front aud Won easily down
;he stretch by three lengths; Tip five
lengths ahead of Prince. lime, 2:4lI
Summary:
Fifth race. purse $500. $50 10 second,
S25 10 third, three-y ear-oldS and upward ;
sold for $l,2jJ; il for less, , pounds all
lowed each 500 down TO $1,000; then
pounds allowed for each 500 down tC
500; mile and half. Scratched, Him
! ueh.
Betting
Horses and Weights Jockeys. open. Close
henry Jenkins, %. -ChQrn -. II t;
| Prince, 81 80. Flynn 100. 81 81
Sixth race. match, $3.50 side, six fur
| longs.
There was lot of local interest in
! this race as 1t was between GOmor.
owned by \. 3. Hankey, OF West st.
| Paul, and Moss Terry, owned by j. K.
Hand. of South st. Paul. The betting
| opened ut 1 10 ) on both. but closed with
| Ifomor as the favorite. 8 to 10, Mos:
Ferry 7 to 10. GomUr took The race,
| running ahead three lengths TO the
| stretch and winning by four lengths,
pulling up wnlle Moss Terry was get
ting good whipping. Z. Freeman rode
| Gomor and Flynn Moss Terry. Time,
Sixth race, maicb, $3.50 side, six fur.
longs:
Horses and Weights. jockeys Upen, Cl0se
Gomor e. 900. c. Freeman. 10 81
Moss Terry ............W. Flynn..-.i-5 I'll
Ecday's Sax Events
First race. tiye-eighths OF mile. two
year-oids-Maggie Morris, 105; John
KeSSler. los; Garnet, 115; Miss Specks.
| los: Belle OF The West, 1l5; L. Ii. Good
night, us.
Second race, seven-eighthS of mile,
| purse-Moliie 3, 105; Fakir, ITO; Dillon
j, 10; Little John, ITO.
Third race, lhree-quarters OF mile.
purse-Rosa Simpson, judith, Equation.
Kosmoline, Little Miss, Folly. New
Dance, Constant, 100.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth,
purse-Watch Me, Tasco, 50; Largh-
eta, 104; Revenue. 107,
Fifth race, seven-eighlhs of mile,
selIing-Amanda =, 90; 1Xion, 9S; Gratz
Hanley. IS; Footrunner, lG3: Bankrupt,
| l03; Dutch Gwen, los; Lord Willow
| brook, 1903; King Star. los; Bayard, 106
-Crevasse. 95; lobe Bell, 9S; Uucle
jim, 101: Emma Nc, 103; Atalnan, los.