The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-27

pOle ana began to Stralghten out for the
run up the back stretch. King Barleycora
had 4 length and a half the best of it,
going well, to the surprise of almost
everybody, as he is "A sullIy brute. and
rarely cares To extend himself Next
came knley Mack Imp. knight of the
Garter and Survivor heads apart, with
the others so closely punched behind that
not an inch Of daylight could be seen be-
tween them At this point it was any
bcCy's race, for the pace had been slow.
and none had done any firing work OK.
ccpt what was due TO the heavy track.
Up the back stretch they went, the speed
not QUickening to amount 10 anything,
and in few seconds they were at the
,hree-quar'ers pCle, and ready to round
the upper turn, with King BareycOrn
beginning 10 drop back.
MACK TO THE FRONT.
AS they began TO make the upper turn
McCue sent Kinley Mack to the front
and he soon had a neck to the best of
the former leader, who was a neck in
front Of Survivor, who had made a break
from tie rear in wild bid for the rich
purse. Then came Imp. Raffaello Herbert
and Wait Not. heads apart. a length
behind the three leaders. There was a
lot of shifting of positions among those
behind on the turn, and as they cut
around into the home stretch with only
quarter CT mile TO go Mitchell drove
Herbert through the bunch, and imme-
diately Strengthened out for the final
rush Kinley Mack had a length the
best of it, and the crowd began to shout
for him. Jenkins. on Raffaello and
Mitchell, on Herbert. went to work with
whip and spur, Inch by inch they began
TO cut down the lead of the four-year-old.
Their hopes We're raised as they drew
upon the leader, but McCue then let out a
link in his reins. and drew away again.
as if he rad only been playing with
them, and Went past the judges with a
good pit up mis- sleeve. easy winner
by length. from the favorite. Raffaello,
who was half a length IN front of the
second choice, Herbert only a head in
front Of Survivor. Tn others were far
! back, badly beaten, Imp staggering along
far in the rear, tired 70 death in the
heavy going in which she has never been
able to show her speed.
TAME EVENT.
The Brooklyn handicap has always been
a spectacular race AT some point. and the
enthusiasm AT the finish has always be
fore been great. This time, however it
was one of The tamest races run in years
There was no sensational features and il
might be summed up in few words
McCue placed Kinley Mack just where
ne wanted 10. and then came to the front
in the last quarter with no particular
display of speed, and won as he pleased.
The tameness Of the contest was shown
by he crowd. as there were few shouts
ana little o. 10 applause at the end This
was largely due to the fact that Ethel
bert and Jean Beraud were out of it,
With a fair Gay and track on Saturday
next there will be much enthusiasm. as
the pair are down TO go the Brooklyn
handicap distance with the same weight
for $1,000 4 side. with $1,000 added by the
club.
The winner of the Brooklyn handicap
takes 5000; second horse 81 800, and third
$500
Golden Age won the Expectation stakes.
which seiy ed a. curtain raiser to the
Brooklyn He made all the running and
/ Won easily from the odds-on favorite. All
Green. Prince Pepper was third, with
the others beaten off
/ The stseplechase went TO Vanship by a
head, from Ronkoma, DR.. Cattlet, the
winners stable mate. being third Dr.
! Reed fell It the second jump, but neither
/ horse ncr boy was hurt
! SUMMARY:
! First race, about six furlongs-Contest-
! or won, tfrearm second. Trumpet third
| Time. Iii %
Second race. selling. mile and a six
/ teenth-SlueaWay won. Lamp Globe sec
! one. Rare Perfume third. Time 80 a-5
Third race. the Expectation stakes. four
! and q half furlongs-Golden Age won. All
! Green second Prince Pepper third Time
! :55.
/ Fourth race the Brooklyn handicap
IB,c and quarter-Kinley Mack. 100
/ .,fcCue. to and To !, Won by length
/ Raeftelo. III. Jenkins. . to and even
second by half a length Herbert. 9S
Mitchell. to > and 6 TO ;. third. Time
{ 2:l1. Survivor. Wait Not. Imp. Baften
King Barleycorn and knight of the Car
ter also ran.
Fifth race. steeplechase. about two
craftsmanship won. Ronkoma second
! Or. Cattlett third Time, 4:o2
! Sixth race. selling. five furlongs-Toni.
! cum won, Bowen second, Lambkin third
! Time. l:03 l-5.