St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-28
THE TWIN CITY RACES
Information for HOpSemen on
the Stake Races Of 1889
and 1890.
The Added Money Will Be Lib
eral and the Big Events
Numerous.
Charley Mitchell Strikes and
Disfigures a Forest City
Gambler
Missouri'S State Veterinarian
Says He Has Not Half
Enough Power.

Promoters of the running meeting at
Hamline next summer are actively en-
gagged in the work of preparation Tor
| this event in Northwestern sporting an
nuals, and the stakes for the coming
meeting and also for 1890 will close
Tuesday, Jan. Is, 1889. The dates
selected for the first meeting of the
Twin City Jockey club are from
July 23rd to the 3lst, follow
ing Chicago. Washington Park
clubs summer meeting and will give
| hOrSemen time to 60 East from st. Paul
| to run in August, September, etc. A
| programme will be made up to suit
| every class of horses, and with no
| purses less than S400 and entrance free
| to all purse races, there is no reason
why the meeting should not De sue
cess.
The stake races for 1889 and cOndi-
| tiOns are as follows:
The Ladies' Stakes-For fillies two
years old (oals of 1881 of 500 each,
| half forfeit, or only $40 if declared on or
on OF before July Is. 1889 mOney to ac-
company declaratiOn), with $1,000
| added, of which $500 to second and
500 to third. To carry 10 pounds.
Winners of sweepstakes of $50 to
carry pounds; of two such or one of
the value Of $1,000, pounds; of three
such or one of the value of $500. 8
pounds extra. Allowances: Those not
having won a sweepstake, 6 pounds; If
such have run unpiaced in a sweep
stake. s pounds. Maidens, 10 pounds.
Five-eighths of a mile.
The Carnival StakeS-FOr colts and
geldingS two-years-old foals of 1880, of
800 each, or only $40 if declared on or
before May Is, or only $40 if
declared on or before July 10
(money to accompany declaratlOn),
with 500 added, of which $500 to
second and slOO to third. TO carry lis
pounds. Winners of sweepstake of
$500 to carry pounds; of two such. or
one of 81, 500, 5 pounds: of three such,
or one of 5000, 8 pounds extra. Allow
ances: Those never having won
sweepstake, pounds; if such have run
unplaced in q sweepstake, Z pounds.
Maidens. 10 pounds. Three-Quartels of
mile.
Twin City Oaks-FOr three-year-old
fillies foals of 1856, of 800 each, half
forfeit, or only $40 if declared on or be-
fore May Is, or only $50 if declared on
or before July 10 (mOney to accompany
declaration), with Sl.500 added, of which
$500 to second and 500 to third. Win
ners of sweepstake for three-year-
Ods, or for three-vear-Old fillieS. Oe
81 800, to carry 3 pounds; of two such, or
one of the value of $500, pounds
extra. Allowances: those not having
won 'sweepstake for three-year-ol
or for three-year-old fillies, pounds:
non-winners of a race for three-year-
Olds, or for three-year-Old fillies,
pounds; maidens, 10 pounds. One mile
and One-eighth.
Twin City Derby For three-year-
Olds (foals of 1886, of 500 each. half for
felt, or only $40 if declared on or before
MAY Is, or only $50 if declared on or be-
fore July Is (money to accompany
declaration) with $500 added. of which
$500 to second and 5000 to third.
ners of sweepStake for three
year-Olds of $1,000 TO carry three pounds;
of two such, or one of the value of
$1,000, seven pounds extra. Allow
ances: Those not having won a sweep
stake for three-year-old four pounds;
non. winners of a race for three-year-
olds, seven pounds. Maidens, twelve
pounds. One mile and a quarter.
Twin City Exposition stakes-A
sweepstake for three-years and up
wards. of $50 each. half forfeit. or only
$40 if declared three days prior to the
race money to accompany declaration),
with 81 800 added, of which S400 to second
and Sl00 to third. Winners this year of
a race of the value of 81. 500 to carry 3
pounds; of $500, pounds; of $4,000, z
bounds extra. Allowances: Those not
having won race this year of the value
of 5000. or two or more races since June
81, pounds; or not having won since
June /, pounds; nOn-winnerS this
year, 10 pounds. Maidens, three years
old, 15 pounds; four years old, Is
pounds; five year old and upwards. %
pounds. Selling races not counted. One
mile and sixteenth.
Twin City Merchants Handicap-A |
handicap sweepStake for three-year-Olds |
and upward. of 500 each, half forfeit, |
or only $40 if declared on or before July |
q money to accompany declaration), |
with 81 500 added by the merchants |
of Minneapolis and st. Paul, of |
which S400 to second and Sl00tO third. |
Weights to appear July 90. Winners of |
a race after publication of weight 70 |
carry three pounds; of any sweepstake
of the value of $500, seven pounds
extra. One mile and seventy yards.
For the summer meeting. $780, stakes |
to close Jan. Il, 1889. the events will be:
Twin City Oaks-For three-year-Old |
fillies tfoals of 1880, of 500 each. half
forfeit. or only $40 if declared on or be-
fore July Ii, 1889, or only 500 if declared |
on or before July 10, 1890. with 81 800
added, of which $500 to second and |
500 to third. Winners of sweep
stake for thTee-year-OldS or for three
year-old fillies, of the value of $500,
to carry three pounds; of two such, or
one of the value of $500, five pounds
extra. Allowances: those not having
won sweepstake for three-year-olds.
or for three-year-Old fillies, four pounds;
nOn-winners of race for three-year-
Olds, or for three-year-0ld fillieS, six
pounds. Maidens, ten pounds. One
mile and an eighth.
Twin City Derby = For three-year-
forfeit, or only $40 if declared on or be-
fore July Is, 1859, or $50 if declared Oh
or before July Is, 1890 (mOney TO accom-
pany the declaration), with $500 added,
of which $500 to second and 300 to
third. Winners of sweepstake for
of the value of $500 TO
carry pounds; of two such, or one of
the value of $1,000, z pounds extra.
Allowances: Those not having won
sweepstake for three-year-olds, 5
pounds; nOn-winners of race for three
year-olds, 8pounds, Maidens, II pounds;
that have started in 1890, IA
pounds. One mile and quarter.
Hamline Stakes-FOr three-year-old
(foals of 1857. of 500 each. half forfeit.
or only $40 if declared ON or before July
10, 1889, or only $40 if declared Oh or be-
fore July Is. 1890 (money to accompany
the declaration), with $1,000 added, of !