The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
FAY0RITE is THIRD
IN STEEPLECHASE
Spring Hunters Event at Ben.
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BENNING, D. c., April Perfect
weather and a fair card attracted an i'm
mense crowd to the races today. A sew
entli race, which proved to be one OF the
best Of the day. was added to the card.
Interest centered in the sixth spring hunt
started. Hylas was made the favorite
with Twilight a strong second. The lat
ten felf at the first jump and the best the
favorite could do was third. The pretti-
affair between Roseben and Santa Cata-
lima, They ran neck and neck until the
away and beat the favorite by more than
q length in 1:14, two-fifths Of a second
better than the track record. Two favor
ties and one second choice won. Sum-
marfes:
Sixth race, 61k furlongs-S etaukata, 1oS.
Fuller. ~ to 3. won; Blue Miracle. 100.
Hoffman, 20 to l. second; Love Note; SO,
ing Glas and High Life ran.
Second race. AZ furlongs, old course
Consistent, 1O4; Romanelli. to 3, won:
thirxis Time, SO Is. ST Estephe, Henry
Warning and Rose Croix ran.
Third race, furlongs. Columbia course
Santa Catalina. 81 Baird, 8 to 2, won;
Roseben, 49, Fuller, l TO g. second. Time.
ia.
Fourth race. mile. Columbia course
Kashita,. 107. Romanelli. to /. won; Pete
DALEY, 100, Baird. 2 to 1. second; Probe.
100 Scholl, to !, third. Time, 1:45.
Mineral Boy, Badger, FRITZ Scheff, Olero-
SO, Salt and Pepper and Garment ran.
Bifth Esce, spring hunters steeplechase,
about 21h mies-Pious 149, Mr. Page,
s to- 1sswep; Richelieu I'd, ISL, Mr.. Taylor,
TO I, second; Hylas, 1872 f. Kelly, 2 to
Waugh ran twilight and Again fell. INV
Sixth race; furlongs, Columbia course
Flinders, IS; J. Johnson to 1. won;
For Luck, SO, Hoffman, 6 to 5, third Time,
:R 2z5. Phantom, Abel Trebla and Ii
Seventh race 51k furlongs, Columbia
course-Alfar, 81. j. Johnson. to l, won;
Arietta, 101. Romanelli, to 1, second;
fStepaway; 1Q2. smithson; 4 to /. third.
ric, Petite Refine and Only One ran.
Exciting Driving Finish
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April bright
weather and a good card attracted a large
crowd 10 Montgomery Park today. The
Ardedie4 stakes for year old FLIES at
four furlongs furnished an exciting driv-
Ing finish between the first three, Toots
Nook winning on the post by a nose from
French Nun, the even money favorite The
betting contest of the day, Uncle Charlie
the favorite, opening at twos and closing
to S. The best he could do, however
was third to Bannock Belle and Lady Ell
First race, 6 furlongs. selling Hanni-
Sister: Jos, J, Martin, Is to 1. second;
Time, 1:15%. Prince of Pilsen. Dalesman
Premus, Limerick Girl, Mingore, Sadduc-
Gee, Patapouf, Centigram and Computa-
Ion f5e5 also ran Computation left at post.
n1; Second race race l lie miles. selling-Gay
M Munster. lo1, oo D. Boland. 8 to 1, won;
third. Time. Isl. Scotsman, Lee King,
Memphian Blue Mint, Barklemore Mar
shine, Mai Hanlon, Plautus and Lampoon
also ran. Postmaster Wright was left at
the post
Third race. 6 furlongs. selling Envoy,
Ky -h,Ji .; Martin, to 8. won; Monastic. 121,
JIG, Feicht. to l, third Time. i:i4X'
Inspector HaIpin. The Novice, Iyernia,
R9dman and Alabarch also ran.
ed F9uf f5i1,d race, Ardelle stakes; 81 600 add
~ TO l, won; French Nun, lie, J. Martin.
even second; Tinker. 115, J. Mcintyre, II
B To- / third hi Time; :4s24. Lady Neyarre,
Sainada, Margina and Aviston also ran.
Fifth race. steeplechase, full course.
a g ? miles-Doetor Nowlin, 10Y. Boyle
Carter rf o. won fo Duke gGcon Of c9nnaaught ~
Pemberton. ? to / third Time, 4:42'
Meggs, Bank Holiday. Sweet Jane, Don
AMI ,i. and John r. Owens also ran.
-,
belle 3elie' 81 81 Schade. y to 1. won; Lady Ell
1Ison; 102; Shaver, 10 to 1. second; Uncle
marie .asIL E Else 8 to s. third: Time,
Schoolcraft. Woolnola. Sanction, Critical
and Loglstella also ran.
--r.-. All Seven Favorites Fall
NEW ORLEANS. April 1.-The weather
Vas TaS oelghtfuI today and the track at
Clty park fast Seven straight favorites
were beaten. The feature of the day was
the match race between Gold Rose and
E!oral King at five and a half furlongs-
- Inc betting on this race was exceptional
~ neaVX.- The books opened with the
proposition of "a to and take your pick. :"
put, the money went so fast on Gold Rose
F fIar she 1e,, went down to Z to 10. while
Frisco Gardner. the owner 70 Of IT, F 1meh
R R5pg' hung ang up up "eyen money on Gold
'd fo ( Wpile Floral King remained at
was as. never headed. Results:
16i 'F Fov rag fs IL mile; selling~sgnai Il.
1iS GS1G = to a. 2. SECOND; Little Margaret.
Tr 47 So,,o SIMILAR dLo Hilaritg; ojibwa.
Prince Richard, Drop o'Rye, Squanto and
Nat sac Egggleston also ran.
1,S Second race, 81 furlongs-Gallopofr.
~ 4V0, Iroxifelr, 13 to l. second; Bryan. 169.
I; Sloan,4 to 1. third Time, los as
5 u charlie DickerSon, Darius Melo-
dlous, Commandment. Good Player, Otsego
and Prestige also ran. 0ee'
Mt Third race, AZ furlongs- Carthage. 1os,
McLaaughiin to 2, won; Expressing, ITO.
J Kelly. to l, second; Tichimingo, i0s,
y: Morrlson. to /, third. Time, :55.
Marinbo, Prince Glenn. Ezra, Libation also
Fourth race. 51k furlongs. match-Gold
Rose. 81, j. Kelly, even. won; Floral King.
III Cannon, to 10, second. Time,
y Fifth race, furIongs-Bon Mot, ia,