St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-10
The HONORS WERE EASY
BETWEEN FAVORITES AND LONG
SHOTS At H4MLWE.
HOTTEST RACES YET SEEN.

Several OF the Races Were Run
SO Close That It Vas Difficult
10 Fell the Winners-!t Was q
Day OF punched fieIdS-one
Thousand Five Hundred We're
There.
Some 1900 people witnessed yesterday
Ru,ut the most exciting races yet run at
tar Hamine meeting.
Hne first race was Won by Little
Dorrit, one of the two favorites. and
second place was taken by Pennyroyal,
tie other of the two favOriteS. Carroll
DJnder came in third, a long way be-
Lnd.
The second race was won by George
+. Smith, the decided favorite. Charlie
Mcdonald won second place and Prince
Imperial third.
The third race was won by Little
Phil. the second favorite, and second
place was taken by Susie Nell, the first
tayorite. in the first heat Little Lewis
came in third, and in the second heat,
which was the last, Dixie came in
Third.
The fourth race was Won by Can't
first favorite, won second place. Sat
elite came in third.
Rosa Simpson, a p to shot. won The
ftlh race, Mrs. Bradshaw. another long
slct. came in second, and Queen BesS
took third place.
FIRST race, purse $500. for three-y year
DDS and upward, winner TO be sold for
500 one mile.
This was a ''twO-hnrse" race, Little
porritt and Pennyroyal being far too
swift for the held. The bOOkies got an
mixing that Pennyroyal WAS fixed to
win. and therefore dropped Little Dor
ritt. who had been played for favOrite
to ! 10 ). and placed Penuyroyal at to
!. I he beltors looked at it in the same
light, and began taking Pennyroyal for
1.rSt place. Little DOrritt came in
uech ahead of PennyrOyai, and Carroll
PONDER came home third, a long ways
lack. Time, 1:44$4. summary:
Horses and Weights Jockeys. open. Close
Fred Houston, IO4. c. Mcdonald. Isl Pol
McMurtTy, I9t 800. Howard ..... 3C-l Al
Pcnnroyal, l04... j. Smith,. Go IL
Ciison, % ....... $780,. .Garner,....... 81 ST
CAROL! Donder. q. .Cottrell. go. 1O-1 IL
l..jt!e Dorritt 81 lyun........ IL -
Mique o Brien. 800. Taylor $500. Isl 81
>tColU race, purse SDUJ, IOr Three
y. ar-OidS and upward; six furlongS:
George (. Smith, the favorite, won,
lat was given hard chase by Prince
lmerial and Charlie Mcdonald. Prince
lMperlal set the pace up 10 the stretch.
leading by three lengths at one time.
Down the stretch George F. Smith
forged to the front and finished Il length
ahead of Charlie Mcdonald. Prince
Imperial came in third, a half-lGngth
short of Mcdonald. lime, 1:1515. Sum
mary:
Horse and Weights. Jockeys. ogen Close;
Lsd - Jeh tI,h H. q: Garner Go.9 g! ~
cHaFiie wilson, HI. Moran. 81 ii
fringe Imperial. liz Mooney. II G-i
George +. smith, 1u3... SOdeu. - 1-3
Third race, heats, purse $500. four
year-uldS and upwards, five furlOngS-
Little Phil and Susie Nell were the
decided faYorites in the betting. In the
first heat it was an exciting finish be-
tween the tayorltes. Little Phil crossing
ha!f-nOse ahead. Little Lewis came
in third, two lengths back. Little Phil
led all the way and Susie Nell was not
headed for second place. Dixie held
thild place till near the finish, and then
lost Ii by half length to Little Lewis.
Time, 1903.
Ire second heat was run by Susie
Neil. Little Phil, Dixie and Little
Lewis. At the bOokstandS Little Nell
sold strong as the favOrite, though Lit
lie Phil sold well at to ). This heat
was one of the prettest races OF the en-
tire meeting. Little Phil led a half
length at the start. Then the four
horses punched and ran hose and nose
to the stretch. Susie Nell pushed her
nose to the lead and held the point half
way down the stretch. the other horses
being punched. Near the finish Little
Phi again caught the lead and went
over the line half length ahead of
Little Nell. Dixie and Little Lewis
were at Little Nell'S neck. and Just as
they crossed the line Dixie got the adj
vantage of nose and won third place.
Time, 1904. Summary:
Horses and Weights. Jockeys Open. Close
Miss Rosa, Io3. ..... -. l.. soden. Isl 69-1
RED Ribbon. lO3...... Strauss. 81 15-l
Susie Nell. ll3 ........ II. Williams II II
Dixie. lOl..... ........ Bum ....... 81 81
Little Lewis, 1O1 ...... Foucon..... 81 1a-l
Enma Long. lob ......C Ottrell. 2G-l
Second Heat-Betting, Susie Nell,
open. to ); close, to 10. Little Phil,
open, even; close, to 10. Little Lewis,
10 win, 90 to l; for place, to and to
l. Dixie, TO win, To l anu TO /; for
place. even.
Fourth race, purse $3.50. for horses
that have not won a race during the
year, seven furlOngs.
This was an interesting race. 1t took
twenty minutes to get the horses off.
La Prentice persisted in running away,
and once went nearly half way round
the track before the rider could head
Inn about. All the horses except Bland
kalne and La Prentice were well
bunched most the way round Can't
IrlI started off in the lead, followed by
Watch Me and Percentage At the half
Can't Tell still lead; Eos was IN second
place and Percentage held third. At
lhe three-quarter Eos captured first
place, Can't Tell second and Rahula
third. At the stretch Clio forged TO the
front and held the lead nearly length
until close to the finish. Over the line
Can't Tell closed in and went over
neck ahead. Satellite went over third a
length in the rear of Clio. Time, 1:3OL.
Summary:
Harses and Weights. Jockeys. open. Close
B4and Balne, ~ Strauss.......; 81 10U-l
Percentage ~. b. Cochran. ST. tO-l
La Prentice 15.....A. Barrett ...3O-I Gel
kahula, lUU.........C. hcDonald .2C-l 81
Clio. e1............. Kuhn .......... II 6-5
Satellite, 1j......... Thornton Ill 2O-l
EUs, '5........... .CIeary. .iO-l IU-l
CONTEST, S3..........N. Morris iu-1 1O-I
Watch Ne, Dj.......W. Flynn. 2c-I SOL
Can't Tell, 9l.......W. Ham...... 90 6-5
fifth race, purse 500. for three-year-