St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-11
Craeksman Runs a Dead Heat
With the Dwyer Broth
ers' Crack.
Raceland Has a Walkover for
the Mahopae Handicap at
Jerome.
Woodcraft Runs Away With
the Only Stake at Latonia
Worth Winning.
Shorts Take All the Plums at
Chicago Dumping the
Talent.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-The real sport
of to-day's meeting occurred in the sec
ond race, when Cracksman and Kings
ton ran dead heat for the $1,000 purse.
1t was claimed by many that Cracks
man repeatedly bumped against King
ston in the final quarter. 1t was mag
nificent struggle. Buddhist, with jim
ME Mclaughlin up, was backed off the
boards for the PT0tectory stakes. ana,
as one of the crowd expressed 1t, "Capt.
Brown had bar'l of money on him."
What might have been a serious accl-
dent happened to Mclaughlin as ne
cantered past the stand, and just as ne
was preparing to turn about to go 10 the
post, Buddhist stumbled and McLaugh-
lin went over his head and landed
suuarely on his back, on the ground.
The horse logged leisurely down the
track. Mclaughlin arose to his teet
and with some assistance ilmped pain
fully down the track to the paddock.
After a short delay he remOunted and
went to the post. He landed Buddhist
a winner by a good margin, and was
again handsomely applauded-
First race, five furlongs-Starters: Umpire,
Maidstone. Blue Rock. Puzzle, Glory, R1-
perta, Gunwad, Druidess. Blue Rock won,
hupertd seconui -h"uS'OHS '
1924.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth-Start-
ers: Kingston. Wifred. Craftsman, Mooo-
burn. Kingston and Craftsman ran dead
heat Wilfred was third. Time, LOO.
Third race, for two-year-olds, three-fourths
of a mile-SIarters: June Day, Pesgy DaW-
die Colt, Kings Own, Tulla Blackburn. Can
Can, Pearl Set, Sinaloa III. June Day won,
Tulla Blackburn second, Pearl Set tnlro.
B1,'rtL 80 p,otootorv stakes for three
year-olds, mile and sixteentn-Starters
Buddhist Sorrento Sluggard, Holiday,
Stephanie. Buddhist won, Sorrento second,
Sluggard third, Time. :51.
Fifth race, mile and three sixteenth
Starters: Brother Ban, Bellwood, CastaWay
IL, The Lioness, Bronzemarte. Bronzemarte
won, Cas;away IL. secUnd, Brother Ban
third. Time, 2:03s4:
Sixth race one mile--King Idle won, ley
Dey second, Belmont third. Time, I;45.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, five-eighths Of mile-Starters
Clay Stockton, 109; Cora L, 1O9; swift,
100; Speedwell, 100: Question, lO9; Emo
ton, lJ9; Ralph BaYard, SO; Huntoon, lO|;
Frejols, 10Y; Holiday, l04.
Second race, mile and siXteenth-Eleye,
100; Pontico, 100; Coots. 100; Larcnment
100; Macbeth Second. 100; Equality, 100;
King of Norfolk, 100; Berlin, lOO: Dutch
Roller 100: Subaltern, 100.
Third race, e-eighths of mile, selling
Pail Mall, IS, Munster Jr., IS; Ozone, III;
Losimony. Ill; Jes sica, Ill; kenwood, 100;
Gunwad, 100; Bessie X, 1O1; Mandina Filly,
81; Czarina. IS; ST. James, 1OS; Veronica,
81; Grace Ely, 81.
Fourth race three fourths ola mile, selling
Umpire, II2; WIS. 100; Clay Stockton, LOS;
Pontico. los; Col Hunt 105; Schnorer. lOI;
Arab, I04; Keynote, 1O4; Newbqrg;. 50:
Gallon. 80: GLORY. 80; Belmont. 90; Falcon,
10Y; Gypsy Queen, 1U4; Latitte. 1903.
Fifth race, mile heats-Barrister, Ilo;
Dunboyne. ITO; Castaway Second, log; Hun
toon, 80; Guy Gray, 80; Linguist, l0o;
EIgin, los; Maid of orleans, 1O5.
MAY SHOW Up IN FRONT.
First Race-Emotion and Trejols.
Second Race-Larchmont and Dutch
Roller
Third Race-St. James and Jessica-
Fourth Raee-Gypsy Queen and Galop.
Fifth Race nsfa SYAY and Maid OF Orleans