The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-23
TWEMLOW AFFORDS
A WARM SURPRISE
Neglected I'm the Betting, He
Takes Third Race at
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. March 22.-Only two
favorites finished in front at " Park
track today. Twemlew furnished sur
at 80 to L. He was practically neglected
in the betting. The weather was fine and
the track fast. Summaries:
First race, 5k furlongS-Bryan. 109,
Anderson, II to 5. won: Nevada. 107. B.
Miller, to L, second; Fila. los, Dean, 10
to l. third. Time, los 2-5. Lancashire
Arthur Stillwen. James H Reed. Miss
Deuce, Grossgrain and Bearhunter also
ran.
Second race. / mile-The Don. los. C.
Schilling, II to L. won; Ada N, 50. J.
Kelly. to l. second; Royal DeceiveT, 100.
J. Howell, so TO l, third. Time, 1:42 49,
tic. Dr. Kier. Gisbock. Lee Snow, Noweta,
Great Eastern and Virgie Dor also ran.
Third race. furlongs SO,
c. Fisher, to l, won; Rudabeck. 102,
Bridewell Is to l, second; Mary Worth,
106. Anderson. even, third. Time.
LIS As; Yellowhammer, Doeskin, viona,
Collins. False Entry. Rampoosa. DR..
Kammerer and Ernest Parham also ran.
Fourth race; handicap. rs miles
Bon Mot. log. E. Morrison. ID to 5. sec
t ond: Pretension. ilS. Mclaughlin. to 5,
mence. los, G. Schilling, IL to 1. won;
Ora Viva, 109, ]. Kelly, to 5, second;
Gursus, JOB, Mclaughlin. 6 to l. third.
Time. 1:4S. Little Giant, Recreo, Cuba
and Death also ran.
Sixth race, furIongs -Thespian, JOG.
J. Kelly. to 5, won: Demurrer. III, Sal
to l. third. Time, 1:22 2-5. King of the
Valley Reticent. Harding, Autolight.
Postman, Mizzenmast, John Doyle and
Luralighter also ran
Three Girl Horses Ahead
Edith May, Evelyn Kinsey and Subtle
were winning favorites at the fair grounds
today. Each was best in her race and
each scored an easy victory. In the last
terfered repeatedly with Goldaga and was
disqualified. Filatory ran miserable race
at the close of the days card. Weather
clear, track fast. Summarizes:
First race. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 107,
MCGEE. to l, won; Keogh. los. j. Martin,
to l, second; Many Thanks 9s. NJ.
Drop O. Rye, Aggie Lewis. Marlin. Annu
Aules, Hubbard and First Over also ran.
Second race 51z furlongs-Edith May,
10. MCGEE. to 2, won; ] W ONeill, 106,
L. Williams. 5 to I. second: Hannibal Bey.
10, SS;chilling Il to third Time, LOT
cyon Days. Captain Brolaski and Inouisi-
tive Girl also ran.
1o Third race. IA miles.Evelyn Kinsey.
to l. second; Homestead. III. Schilling,
to l, finished third, but was disqualified;
SS Sol %, MCGEE. Is to 1. third. Time
Bobby and Bean also ran.
Fourth race, 6 furlongs-One More, 1O0
Gocoio; TO l, won; Darnivan, 100, Schil-
Seder, to l. third. Time. 1:14 As.
Squanto. Huchleberry Finn, The Laurel
Carl kahler, Sadducee, Lucian, Axiom
Fifth race, furIongs-Fair Calcyposo,
102, bennington, 6 to !. won; Mary john
son, 1o4 Shaver. to 2, second; Malador.
Ed Early, Triple Silver, Miss Gomez and
Maxey Moore also ran.
- Sixth race, furlongs- Subtle, los. to
second; Hadrian, 102, Seder, to /, third.
Time. 1:01 3-5.> Prestige, Clique. Java
Ran, Swedish Lad. Collector, Hopeless
Seventh race, ! mile and 6 furlongs-
Jack Jack Kerehville, 194, Murphy, to L. won;
Handbag, 100. Schilling, 10 to 1. third.
Mayer. Jim McGinnis and Young Lighter
also ran. Jane Rachel bolted.
Books Are Drubbed Badly
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 22.-The
DOCKS were given bad drubbing at Oak
lawn today. The second race was the only
one on the card where a popular choice
failed to win; and even in this event Sor-
rel Top, which finished first received some
support as second choice. Crown Prince
at short price, had little trouble defeat,
ing Otto Stifel and Ouden, the starters in
suits:
First race, Undergraduates I'd. 1o4.
e: smith, 2.to l. won; Sarsaparilla, 1o4.
debTnnd to sf fSITd Let i 1o5 HI
Glover Nook, Mary Mac. Sewers, Miss
Ms srnnsa and d. J; A: Col!et also ran.
O. SECOND race. 5A furlongs--Sorrel Top,
80, j. Russell, TO l, won; Last Faustus
81, b. Smith, to l. second; Miss AffabIe.
SO, Macy to !, third Time. 1:09. Little
Gregg Gregg Hamburger; James Warren. Jo-
coran, L. d. Leedus and Chicora Maid also
ran. 'o
Third race: furlongs-J. Ed Grillo. 1o4.
.. Boland, 9 to s.. won; Jim Along, 1OS..
ceres. 102, Elephant. to s, third. Time.
a;VI 10 ,{to, Lille Jones Any Rags. Cavite
Fourtn race, furIongs. handicap
Crown Prince, 100. B. Smith. to 5, won;
QUO Stnei' IL. Henry. to 5, second;
Ia --i''e'
Fifth race, 51k furlongs-An Black, IS.
Sen Gn1. to 5. won; Sir Francis. 1O2.
Spears. 20 to 1. third Time los. Fon,
tesa, Major Daniels. Bob May. Bal Hornet
Arc Light, Migrate. Delusion and Paul
Jones also ran.
Sixth race, L lie miles-Dolinda 1o2
Feicht, to 2. won; Falkland, los, Henry
70 TO !; t; Seeond; Col9nsay, lo4, Hoffman s
man Tete Noir, Compass Olonetz. Steel
Trap and Chamist also ram
Spectacular Finish
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The han
dicap resulted in a spectacular finish be-
tween Doctor Lego and Judge The derby
winner was heavily played and had to be
huStied all the way to beat out the pace
maker Judge. Nigrette did not like the
pwelght and swerved badly near the finish
Dnt heid on long enough to show ST
Ilcho, lightly weighted. was expected TO
make good showing, but failed. Re-
suits:
First race, furlongs-Huiford no.
Bell to l, won: Laura F. M, 1o6. RirlS
enruth, TO :, second; Riesca 90 Fon-
tame, 10 to 1. third. Time. 1:l4% Col
burn. Efervesence. Serenity, Berendos.
Mr. Farnum, Waterspout and Educate
also ran.
Second race furlongs-Abe Never.
199, HOFFMAN, to 1. Won; Dar,1ma. 109
Birkehruth, even, second; Busy Bee los
Jones. to ]. third. Time, 1:02Z Anril's
Pride. Another, Hake Morris and EbeI
Thatcher also ran.
Third race. rs miles-Honage. 115.
Knapp, to l, won; Dandie Belle. I65