St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-21

heard round the grounds that change of
climate and water had leSSened his
chances for the Derby, the
GAME LITTLE STALLION
was full of go, and went half mile in
a style that knocked the ''air and water
racket" higher than Gilderoy's kite.
Angelus. the little flyer who knocked
the Persimmons at Nashville, is fit as
fiddle, and may come in anywhere
among the first three for the Oaks.
Ella Mack, jim Ogleshy and Verge
dor all showed up well for Chicago,
and are as fine lot as one could wish
to find. The Montanans, Nevada, Vice
Regent and the tWO-year.OldS, did a
good deal of hard and necessary work
between and o'clock, though
nothing fast was attempted. Gray
& ScanlOn'S string of four
were also among the early birds. These
are late arrivals, having come in on the
evening previous, the attention of the
early morning critics being riveted on
the two cracks Of the bunch, CaStilian
and Gladstone. These are in splendid
form. and look good enough for any
thing. Oracle d and Mabel are not in
tending to 90 away empty handed, and
Eclipse and No More, of the Varona
stable. are great favorites in some
take. Linquist, the steeplechaser,
went a mile on the fiat in a manner
which proved his adaptability to cir
cumstances. AS the kid who rode hilE
remarked: "He likes the hurdles when
he can get 'em, but amt particular, and
can run a little fiat race on the side, if
he feels like it.N Philip S, Tom Tinker,
FOsterall, and the rest of the Cochran
lot were all showed through good deal
of work and some OF them need it. Pat
COrrigan's horses are in good shape for
anything that may come their way.
Stony Montgomery,
THE CRACK OF THE BUNCH,
and a winner of several good races this
year, seems fit to run a mans life any
minute. Enterprise is fine colt and
reliable, getting down to business when
called upon without any preliminary
sWerving or mOnkey-work. Bakers
horses, the Montana stable. all show to
good advantage, and Nevada is looked
upon by Montana people as second
Spokane, and good enough to carry
their money for anything outside of the
Derby. Among the horses to arrive
this morning are those of the A. 6. Nc
Campbell stable, Victorine, Flyaway
and Happiness, all three entered for the
Ladies Stakes, SEVERAL Olllel SldUloS
are expected to arrive to-day, and all
the entries, barring those which will
come'on the special leaving Chicago to-
night, will be on the ground to-day.
Arrangements for Spokane's leaving
in special car on the same
train with the Chicago horses
were stated to have been made
yesterday, but it is possible that the
great three-year-old may come in on
any of the Chicago trains arriving
to-day. The special will bring along
the Chicago stable, Ed Corrigan's, w.
L. Cassady's, Gray & Co.'s, Sunland's,
Talbot Bros, A. g. Newman's, Ireland
Bros. Fleetwood stables and Montana
stables.
COMING FROM CHICAGO.
Secretary Shaw returned from Chi
cagO yesterday, where he has been for
the past few days, securing concessions
from the roads out of that city for the
transportation, of horses to st. Paul. He
reports that all arrangements for the
leaving of the special tonight with
all the big cracks aboard have
been completed, and the arrival of