St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23
Long Shots Lead on Muddy
Tracks at Louisville ana
GraVeSend.
Guy EelipseS the Record
Made by Maud S at
Fleetwood Park.
Lord Calthorpe's Sea Breeze
Wins the Rich Lancashire
Plate.
Slugger Sullivan's Condition
Is Now Considered to Be
Alarming.
Special to the Clone.

Special to the Glooe.
GRAvEsEND RACE TRACK, \. Y.
Sept. Notwithstanding the threat
ening clouds, the attendance to-day
was nearly double that of any OF tue
meeting The track was fairly good
though very lumpy. In the first race,
King Crab. Bessie June and LeliX led
the start as named and ran in the
same order, about a length be-
tween them till near the upper
turn, when Bessie June moved
up to King Crabs shoulder a length
and a half before Blue Wing. Bessie
June was leading coming into the
stretch, length before King Crab. who
led Blue Wing by three quarters of a
length. Blue Wing came by in the
stretch. winning handily by a length
and a half: Belvidere, who made his
run on the outside in the last furlOng.
second, a head before Bessie June.
Seven started in the second
race Mag ara. Belle dor and Daruna
We're first away. Niagara led past the
Judges stand, but Daruna took up the
running about the turn. Prince Royal
moved up on the turn to the head of
the home stretch. and was but head
back Of Belle dor. length behind
Daruna into the stretch. Prince
Royal
MADE \ DESPERATE RACE
of it. with DaTuna coming home and got
the verdict in a struggle, which few
cared to say which had won before the
figures were hung out. Daruna was
two lengths before Niagara. The two
year-Old race for the Laurel stakes had
ten starters. Gypsy Queen, Sorrento. j.
F. ID. and one or TWO others made mat
ters very difficult at the post. The
start was wretched. She getting off two
lengths in front Of S0nOma, legth be-
fore Iipstatf. AuricOma came up on
the Belmont tilly coming TO the head of
the home stretch, and was at her neck
coming into the straight. In the
straight She and AuricOma raced two
lengths before the others and finished
in a great rush. She winning by
a head. AuIicOna a length and a half
before Maidstone, Gypsy Queen fourth.
In the fourth Los Angeles. Leo II and
Bella B led the start. Leo II at once
came by and ran to two lengths in front
OF Los Angeles. Bella 3 and Santalene.
LO. Angeles ted into the straight,
length in front of Santalene and head
in front OF Bella 3. III the stretch
Bella 3 came away on the outside by
two lengths. Santalene second. a head
ahead Of Los Angeles. Los Angeles
running caused considerable comment
among her hackers. In the fifth LaTch-
mont led the dash at the fall OF the dag.
and others, except Subaltern, who
was left at the post. well up. Larch-
mont went Gut to make a run and
q race and succeeded. winning handily
by three lengths. BellstoLe. Huntress
and Anomaly made fight rOr tn place.
which Bellst0ne won by length, Hun
treSS third. anu Anomaly fourth. Ten
horses started in the sixth race Ban
Cloche led from the start To the last
furlOng pole, where Brait passed him.
and won by a length, Prose two lengths
away.
SUMMARIES.
First race. mile and Oue-SiXteenth-Blue
Wing won. Eelvidere second. EeSsie June
third. Time. l:5l. ODDS TO D, ana out.
second race. handicap. sweepstakes. mile
and one-sixte, h-Prince Royal won. Oar
una second. Niagara third Time, 1:5lI3.
Odds even. three 10 l.
Third race Laurel stakes two-year-oIds.
three-fOUrths of "a mile-She won. AuTOcUma
second, Maidstone third. Time, 1:l6l2.
odds to l. out
Fourth race. Sceptic stakes. three-vear-
Olds mile and Observation-Disclosures B
first Santaleue sec md. Los Angeles third.
Time. 2:O4I4. Ouds. : 10 l; I 10 l.
Fifth race. one and One-eighIh miles
LaTchmOnt first. EallstOn second. Huntress
third. Time. :5SIi. odds, 10 /: ; to >.
Mutuals paid S5l.6O.
Sixth race. heavyweight handicap sweep
STAKE, one mile-Brait first, Ban ClOche
Ear.'.3 q. Prose third. Time. l ~. odds, 10
I; 3 to 1.