St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-26
IN FAVOR OF THE PLAYERS.
EAKLINE FACES GAVE TIE COOKIES
TIE HORST or 1T.
KIMBERLY BEATEN AGAIN.


KIMBERLV BEATEN AGAIN.
This Time 1t Was Due to Free
mans Clumsy Hiding Lay On,
KOS moline. Folly, Argenta and
Eakir Winners of the Events
The Horses Carded for To-
day.
Favorites won in three out of five
races at Hamline yesterday. and the
bookmakers lost i'll amounts all the way
from $500 10 $1,000. In the mile race,
with field of twelve, Kimberly was
beaten by Folly. the third choice. KIM
berry undoubtedly was out TO win, but
Freeman rode him in a very slovenly
manner, going vide at the turn into
the stretch. and losing a length that
could not be made up. AS 1t was, he
was only beaten by whisker in time
that has only been beaten once at this
meeting. The hurdle race went through
all right without any accident which
would give the crOakerS a chance to
register their kicks.
First race, all ages, seven and half
furlongS:
The betting on the first race opened
up in lazy way, the Eastern books at-
tracing the attention of the crowd.
The tOutS were booming Henry Jen-
kins, but he did not get a big price. and
Lay On was the fayOrite at to l. Lay
On got away first, but was passed by
King Henry at the quarter and did not
get 10 the front AGAIN until we'll into the
stretch. lie succeeded in beating ont
Tip, and then went after King Henry.
The two cane in neck and neck. with
TIP less than half length behind. 1t
was whipping finish, aud made the
people enthusiastic. Within hundred
yards of The finish Lay On got his nose
ahead of his royal competitor and won
without question, but Is said to have
pulled up lame, King Henry second,
Tip third, Henry Jenkins fourth.
Watch Me fifth. Advocate sixth, Kildare
seventh. Time, 1868. Summary:
First race. purse $500, all ages, seven
and halt furlongS-
Horses and Weights Jockeys Open Close
Lay On, 92..............W Williams -. &c 81
Nj! Ming Henry, ~ -...-- Coehrane--...22l ?-2
Henry Jenkins, i04. - Chorn.........5-1 II
Watch Me, 9y...........W lyman I0-1 7O-l
Advocate. 10y. 49,. Hill. .......3-l 81
Kildare, lUl Smith I'll 2J-I
Second race, three year ODDS, six fur
longs
The only mistake made by players in
calling this race was in playing Satel-
lite TO run Second instead of Equation.
hoSmoline, the faVorlte, was an easy
winner. He took the lead in the send
on. and rail- an easy pace two TO three
lengths ahead all away around. Satei-
lite kept second place 10 the turn and
then laid duwn TO Equation, who fin
lshed second over a length. Kekoma
tailed the procession all the way around.
Time, LII. Summary
Second race. purse $500, three year
old tillieS that had not Won more than
one race, and not won q race III 1894;
six furlOngS-
Betting
Horses and Weights. Jockeys. Open. Close
hosmoliue, l07.......W. Ham 800. IL As
Equation, ILL.,. j. smith. ST. IL
Satellite, l07 Garner...... q 81
kekoma, Ia 49,. ...FoucOn,. IL Isl 12-l
Third race. three-year-old and up
ward, one mile.
1t was Folly to be wise in this race. or
rather 1t was wise to be on Folly. Kim
berly. notwithstanding his failure to
win Tuesday. was again the favorite.
lS QulSl llD WIS Oll SOHSldHl. WHO
opened 10 to l, backed to l, and Folly
did not get much of a price. opening at
5 10 l, and closing at 6 to /. The race
was we'll played, and benefited the
OoOkmak ars not a little. NOtwith-
standing 1t was field of twelve horses.
with several bad actors. Ferguson sent
them away from in front Of the grand
stand i'll fairly good style on the fourth
trial. 1t looked as though Commission
had been tipped off right, for he got
the lead and had an opening of
nearly two lengths between himself and
Judge Payne all down the back stretch.
On the turn Folly crept up from fourth
place, and was second coming into the
stretch, a length and hail beiiiud COM
mission. About halfway down KIM
berry shot forward and ran almost neck
and neck with Folly to the finish, but
not quite, for the judges decided that
Folly was the winner. Commission fin
ished about length behind the pair.
Judge Payne ran fourth, Constant fifth,
Chow Chow sixth, Charlie b seventh.
Carroll DOnder C,Gi Ill, Malena ninth,
Buenos Ayres tenth, Kingsclere eley-
enth, Charles Z twelfth. Time, 1:434.
Summary:
Third race, purse $500, three-year-oIds
and upward that had not Won S3U0 this
year; one mile