The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-08
TELESCOPE YIELDS
A DISAPPOINTMENT
Weakens in Far Turn and
FIorentine Is an Easy
Winner


meeting of Telescope and Florentine in
the fourth race. but it proved disap-
pointment, as after making beautiful
race with Capt Browns great colt to the
middle of the far turn, Telescope was seen
to weaken and Florentine galloped home
an easy winner. They were so far ahead
of the others. however, that Telescope,
though lame and apparently broken down.
was able to save second place Track
good. Summarizes:
First race. 3h furlongs-Carthage 112.
Nicol, to 5, won; Granada. 112. Roman
ELI. 10 to l. second: La Gloria, 109, Car
ter, 16 to 1, third. Time, :42.
Second race. selling, Z fuTlongs-John
SO, Mclaughlin, II to 5. second; Brush
1:27 IS. ~ " '"''o' ''
Third race. mile. selling-Willie New
comb, 1O2. D. Austin. 8 TO 1. won: Low
Cut. 1913. Cannon. to 1. second; DIR. Kam-
merer, 107. E. Morrison, - to 1, third
Fourth race, 5N furlongs- Florentine.
100. Nicol, to 4. won; Telescope. 113,
Cannon. II to 10, second. Hemlock, 1OS.
Heidel. 100 to l, third. Time. 1908.
Fifth race, selling. furlongs-zGlad
Smile. SO. Foy 10 to 1. won: Sid Silver.
Jos. Young. 10 to 10, second; Governor
liza
Sixth race. selling, miIe-Roundelay 81.
3. Miller to 2, won; Morris Volmer
1O6, Young. to l. third. Time. 1:41 1-5
Seventh race. selling mile-M izzenmast,
102. Romanelli. to 8. won; Rightful. ia.
Cannon, to /, second; Harding, lO4, NC
Laughlin. 10 to s, third. Time, 1:41 3-5.
Martin Rides Two Winners
Jockey Martin rode the two winning ia
vorites at the Crescent City Jockey clubs
track today. Mary Glenn, who was rid
den out to the last ounce to beat the
pacemaker. w. p. Palmer. and Filatory,
who lasted just long enough to win by
half length, were the successful favor
ties Martin also scored in the second
race with Rawhide who was greatly IA
vored by Grand Operas wide turn into the
stretch. Weather fine; track fast. Sum-
maries:
First race selling furlongs-Mary
Glenn, 108. j. Martin to l. won; w p.
Palmer. 102, i. Williams 16 to l. second;
Parisienne, 1OS, Lee, 10 to L. third. Time,
Second race. furlongs. selling-Raw-
hide, 1O6. ]. Martin s to L. won; Grand
Opera, 106. Crimmins to second; Luz
clan, 49, c. Harris, II to l, third. Time,
1:14 2-5.
Third race, furlongs-FIlatory. 100. J.
Martin. 8 to 10, won; Blue Grass Lad: 1O9,
102. c. Harris. Is to l. third. Time, 40 3-5.
Fourth race, handicap. mile-Hands
Across, 1o2, Aubuchon; to l. won; Old
vincibIe, 100. NJ Murphy, 10 to 1. third.
Fifth race; s furlongs, seIling-LIady FL
ment. 104. j. j. Phillips. to /. second;
Kilties. 107, Lee, to 1, third. Time,
1:14 3-5.
lyn Kinney, los, b. Davis, s to /, won;
The Huguenot, 107, II. Phillips. 8 to l,
second Sambo, 10, Aubuchon, II to s.
third. Time, POS.
Talent Doesn't Hit 1t
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March THE
track at Oaklawn was a trifie heavy today
and the talent We're able to pick only two
winners in the five events. the second race
being declared off. Angelica and Hench-
Henry. gave the form players the hardest
jolt of the day. winning the first race at
20 to l. Summaries:
First race, u mile. purse-Uncle Henry.
105; Oliphant. 20 to 1, won; Supreme
Court So; b. Smith, even. second; New
Braunfels, SO; Lindsay to 1. third. Time.
Third race, rs miIes-Honolulu. III.
Redfern, to l, won: Cornwall 107.
J; Walsh to 1: second; Turrando: III.
1O3. Henry, to 5, won; Foxy. 1OS, ].
o Br!en' to l. second nd Altar, 49, D. Bo-
Fifth race. 7-16 of a mile. selling
Henchman, los, Hildebrand, to 5. won;
America II, 81. ]. ]. Walsh, 6 to /, sec
1nf tbir Nlnn Tim Bakefi lOS "ondery' IA to
~ 1d9 p Smith Smith, to i. won; Dol BoIinds'
D. q,
Sewell, 80 to 1, third Time. 1853.
Favorites Fare Well
SAN FRANCISCO, March THE talent
picked some of the big horses today. Out
of the six races four favorites won. The
T %hie We're in the long g. distance race
Andrew B. Cook. Summaries:
rr T5Be to E. w %e EDe Tha BaPe 49,
Sherwood, 6 to i. second; Atkins, 10.
Knapp. 80 to l., third. Time. 40.
so Secohd race rmeTSuPee 1S5 Lar
10 to 1, second; The Volt, 10S, Jones, 4 to
1, third. Time, 1:13k.
ro Third 165 race s4fr1 " %i[esTInspect9r Nun
los. Bonner. to 5. second; Cinnibar, SO,
Fountain, to l.. third. Time. 2:S51s.
Fourth race, lie miles, selling-Mina-
danoa, 100. Wright, to 5. won; Ethel Alb
bolt. 80, Graham, to l, seconds Matt
Hogan, 81, Clark, to 1, third. Time,
Fifth race, y mile, handicap.Arabo.
109. Trnebel. to 1, won; Andrew B Cook,
JOG, Otis. to !, second; Letola, 101,
KNAPP 8 to 5; third; Time 1:1214.
107, Birkenruth. 21s to 1, won; A. Musk
oday: 112, Otis, to l, second; st. Denis,
lQ2, Walsh, to l, third. Time, 1:10A.
Card is Ordinary
Los ANGELES, Cal, March 1.-Two ia
yorites won in very ordinary card at
Ascot today. the. other events going to
second and third choices. Summaries
First race, l mile-Los Angeleno, los.
Helgerson.. 21s to 1. won; Florista, 103,
CrossthWaite. 3h to 1. second; Josie
1:441A.
Second race, 1 mile-Spring Leaf, SO,
Wood, 3 to l. won; Sinicade, 107, MORTAR
ty, 8 to 3, second; Cedarburg 10Y, Helger-
son: 20 to l, third. Time. 1:43k
Third race, l mile, selling-Golden Ivy.
105, Moriarty, to l, won; Platenius. los.
Fuller S1s to l. second: Mammon. 10Y, Nc
Daniel. to /, third. Time, 1881.
Fourth race. Brooks course selling
Watercure. 106, Perrine, to s, won: Ca
pable, 81. Hogg. IL to !. second; FRANC
ible,. 81, Mcdaniel, to 1, third. Time.
3:04H.
Fifth race 1 mile and so yards-sin-
ner Simon, 103, Lynch, 31a to l, won;
Ralph Reese, 9S, Mcdaniel, 9 to 5, second:
Glen Nevis, LOG, Dugan, 6 to 1. third
Time. 145.
Sixth race. 1 miie selling-Miss Shyiock,
SO. Herbert, to 1. won; Aminte. SO. Cole
man, to 1, second; James j Corbett, 1913,
Lynch, to 1, third. Time, 1:4Sh.
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