The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-04
BANNER CROWD AT
THE JENNINGS TRACK
Not a FavOrite Wins and Five of the Six
of Them UnpIaced.


ing weather and a good card attracted
the banner crowd of the meeting thus far
to the races at Bennings today. The
track was in fine condition, although a
trife lumpy. 1t was a bad day for tbs
talent, not single favorite winning. and
five out of six favorites being unplaced.
No jockey rode two winners. The last
race at a mile and one hundred yards
was the contest of the day. For nearly
a mile Sir Florian, with T. Burns up, and
II. l.. Coleman, ridden by Redfern, ran
side by side. AS they neared the wire
Doth Jockeys rode as if their lives depend
ed on the result. Burns stalled off Red
ferns final effort on the favorite and car
RED Sir Florlan over the line a winner by
a scant half a length. Summary:
FIRST race. six furlOngs, Mrs. Frank
Foster; l0l, Redeem, to l, won; d. Say
lor 10l. T. Burns. to l. second; Pageant,
101, Hicks to l. third. Time, ia 2-5.
Demurrer, MerrymalIer and Orloff also
ran
Second race, half a mile-oriza 1O4.
Minder, 6 to l, won; Wood Shade, 1O4,
Redeem, to l, second; Transmigration,
IO4, Rice, 20 to 1; third. Time, 80 3-5.
tt essanca H. IT. C. Runte RiGLeX T. Qnin-
r, Ihlrd race, selling, seven furlOngs-
Colonsay, Ill, Odom. z to 1, won; Lord
ADVOCATE, JOG, T; Burns. TO 1, second:
Time, 1:29. JOve, Star and Garter. Har-
rlson, Sapere, Snowman and Spring Brook
also ran.
Meistersinger, 1O6, Cannon, to I, won;
Tommy Foster, 102; Redfern, to l, sec
f 4hd; Ap limos So H. Callahan, to 1,
McWilliams, Ben Battle, San Andres,
Bassverine, Eloim and True Blue ran.
- Fifth race, six, and a half furlongs-
vile, 115, McCauley. u to /, second;
Michaelmas. SO, Hurley. 40 to l. third
Tins Tins 1 LA $-5. Lady Ruth Flo Russell,
S SteIla w BENEFIT Russell Garth, Drop
I
sixth race, selling, mile and hun
dred yards-Sir Florian, 1O7, T. Burns,
IL to ., won; H. L. Coleman. 1O6, Red
to l, third. Time, 1850. Ray ran.
Entries for Saturday.
First race, handicap, five and a halt
IqrlongS-Demurrer, 126; True Blue, 116;
Honolulu Mrs: Frank Foster, ia; IiIyria'
~ ~; H. L., L. Coleman. 10S; Tugai Bey, DR..
Saylor, 1O6; Pride of Galore, 1914
Second race, Mount Vernon stakes. four
and a half furlongs-Petunia, 116; Pleas
ant Memories, Abel Trabia, II; Hoof Beat.
- Third race, Fourth Spring Hunters
steeplechaSe, about two and a half miles
double Thong; Jim Newman. Montrip,
Charles OMalley, 1853; Duke of Grassland
W; McCann 146; Tchula, 1O3; R. B. Sack,
158; Twilight, 1873; Japanee, doubtful.
n; Fourth c race; selling, four furlongs-
tor l02; Young Jesse, Eclectic. 1O1; Gre
clan Maid The Brown Monarch los:
9sNMImphony, Ora, Mckinney, SO; CaIyx,
Fifth race, selling; mile and forty yards
LADY Potentate, lis; NJ. Bon Mot 113;
PARK Planet, 1O5; Wheeler 3, 1903; Barbara
FTIetchie, Mosketo. 102; Lady Radnor, Sc.
Sixth race, handicap, seven furlongs-
Demurrer, Syrlin, 126; April Shower. yell
low Tail, Himself, 119; Daily, 112; Lord
lulu, Athelroy, los; Tugai Bey. love lot g8:
Pageant. Bar lie Due, 50.
Three Derby Winners at Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 3.-The fea-
ture race at Montgomery Park was the
I3urth event, in which Derby winners and
contested. S. G. Hildreth's chestnut fl
~, Witful winner of the New Orleans
Sue RIbbons. was an odds-on favorite,
while Barca, winner of the Little Rock
Derby and Claude. which finished first
IN the California Derby, We're at long
9 9 The start was excellent and in a
front and leading all the way won handiIy
by two lengths from Banter. which beat
Judge Hines a head for second money.
to finish.
The best finish of the meeting was wit
messed in the fifth race, when Elk Central,
chestnut tilly by fischer, and owned
by j. w Schorr, won by a short nose
from Phelan, the favorite. The race was
at four and a half furlongs and the field
ran punched the entire journey, and only
horses at the wire. Jockey pullman was
shaking with a severe chill when he went
TO the post in this race and his brilliant
finish ELECTED rounds of applause from the
spectators. Weather cold; track deep in
dust.
First race. four furlongs, purse-Monas-
tic, lib, pullman, 10 to l, won; Sara Rose
1Q7 Matthews, to 1, second; SaIto, 113'
Helgeson, Is to l. third. Time, 81 Car
mellta, Miss Fleischman, Stumpy Shades
of Night Honest John, ran
Second race, mile and an eighth SELL
Ing-Barrack, 108, Helgeson, Is to 5 won:
Little Elkin. 9S Robbins, 10 to 5. second;
War Cry, 81, Phillips, to 1, third Time,
1:59. Cogswen, Ell Caney Loves Labor
Danish, Pay the Fiddler, ran
Third race: six furlongs, purse-EIsie L,
116, Helgeson, to g. second; Peric cI'
100, c. Kelly 16 to 1, third. Time, III.
Sambo. Stratton IL. Red Hook, hummer
IL. Golden Glitter, ran.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,