St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-05
AMONG The HORSES.
Phenomenal Success OF the
Twin City Jockey Club
Meeting.
Racing Will Be as Firmly
Established Here as in
Kentucky.
Entries for the Derby, Oaks
and Hamline Stakes
of 1890.
Colts at Curryer's Farm--A
Novel Racing Idea--Hoof
Beats.

The Twin City Jockey club is to be
congratulated upon the success OF It's
inaugural meeting, which closed last
Wednesday, There were not hall
dozen poor races in the fOrty-odd con-
tested, and timorous turtles who
looked upon the experiment as extra
hazardous. from the fact that trottlng
has obtained such a firm foothold III the
Northwest. are now forced to admit
that racing-that distinctive mark OF
civilization-is a go in this locality.
Fully 5000 was spent by the jockey
club before the first patron passed
through the gates on Derby day, and
vet the financial result of the meeting
shows only small deficit. The crowds
were the most enthusiastic ever
seen at Hamine, the horses entered III
the several races were all good enough
to bet on. and there is not the least
doubt that the running turf will be as
firmly established here as it is in Ken
lucky. No race course in the country
has such railroad facilities as the Ham
line grounds. but the service was sim
DIV execrable. This, with the apparent
apathy of Minneapolitans, OF whom
scarcely more than corporaPs guard
turned out at any time after Derby day,
was enough to kill the meeting, but the
st. Paul membership OF the jockey club
consists of "git thar" men, and they
not only overcome these obstacles, but
also the preiudices of owners of
horses. The club succeeded in
satisfying its patrons, so far as sport is
concerned, and it is safe to predict that
next year the railway service will be
what it should be. The chestnut filly
Minuet, entered by the Beverwyck
stable in several races, and which WOE
the fourth race on the Goth ult., was
entered as by imported Rayon dor,
dam Reel Dance by War Dance. john
ME Campbell knew that this was an
error. and should have corrected it.
Ex-Congressman W. l.. Scott, OF the
Algeria stable, is the owner of the
RayOn dor Minuet, the one owned by
the Beverwyck stable being q full sister
to Los Angeles by imported Glenely,
dam La Polka by Lexington. Those
who attended the races are the best
judges of what they were. Not tinge
of Suspicion attached to any of the
events except the final race of the
meeting, when Linquist dumped his
Jockey, Huston, at the first hurdle. 1t
goes without saying that Linquist could
have won the race as he pleased, and
there are some uncharitable enough to
say that it was cut-and-dried affair, eX-
cept that Huston meant to slip Off his
horse instead of being dumped. The
club is now actively preparing for the
meeting next year, and in this cOnnec
ton the entries for the three principal
events-Derby, Oaks and Hamline
stakes-will be of interest. They are
appended:
SUMNER MEETING. 1890,
Twin City Oaks, for three-year old FLIES
(foals of 1897; 500 eacn, h. f., or only $40
if declared Oh or before July Is, 1889, or
only $50 if declared on or before July Is,
1890; 81 $50 added: $500 to second; 500
TO third; winners of q sweepstakes for three
year-old FLIES of the value of ST. 500 to carry
lbs; of two such, or one of the value of
So. 500. lbs extra; allowances: Those not
having won a sweepstake for three-year old
FLIES, 4 lbs. non-winners of race for three
year-olds or for three yearold FLIES, lbs. /;
maidens, 10 lbs; one mile and furlong; SO
subs.
Avondale Stables CHI f Forever by For
ester-Fidele: b Semap hore, by Onondaga-
Semitone, and br NiscOuntess, by Glengarry
-Verien.
n. 7. Berrys CHI Lulie B., by Ten Brock
Bessie Morrison.
Beverwyck Stables CHI Canean, by Prince
Charlie-La Esmeralda, and Minuet by
W. L. Cassidys Kitty Cheatham, by
BlaZeS-Hate Fisher.
e. Corrigan's b Kitty Cheatham. by
BlaZes-Kate Fisher.
e. CorriganS t Miss Howard, by King
Alfonso-Mary Howard.
2. Corrigans oh Lizzie c., by Hindoo-
H. B. Douglas oh Heartsease, by Great
Tom-Charity, and ch Melia T., by Faran-
dole-High Nun.
Engleman g. Fields CHI f Samantha, by
Harry O'Fallon-Rita Elliott.
Fleetwood stables Chantress, by Sid
dartha-Claretta.
Golden Gate Stables Emma Nevada,
by John A-May d.
G. Hakes' CHI Anna H. by Versailles
Groyeland Girl and Oh Cora B, by Yer
Eailles-COusin Kate.
F. B. Harper's Bette Waddlll, by Long
fellow-Miss Helen; b Louisa Forrest, by
Jils JohnsOn-Neoy Hale; Luella, by
Longfellow-Little Fannie, and ( Inez, by
Ten Broeck-Archella.
r. It. Holloway's Oh Dilemma. by Onon.
daga-Perhaps
&c. Hops ch Sweet Alice by Volturno
-Alborak.
W. P. Keegan's oh Queen Thomas, by
King characterization.
W. r. Letcher's bf Miss Hattie, by Falsettc
-Naphtha.
A g. McCampbels Victorine. by Ocon
daga-Maria d, ana CHI Flyaway, by George
Kinney Sunbeam.
j. E. Madden's CHI Alma, by onondaga-
j. K. Megibben & Co.'S ch Selma D. by
Springbox-Minnock.
7. J. McGibben's b Finella, by Stylites-
Zngarella.
Bowling-Maroon.
L. NJ. Myers & Co.'S b Princess Glen, by
A. G. Newsum & Co.'S ch Mary K. by
King Alfonso-lnverness by Miss Belle,
NV prin bor Il in { i
Rabbit by Hindoo-Theckia.
D. 0'Brien's Aggie NJ, by King Ban
Bluff and Blue.
Santa Anita Stables CHI Sinaloa, by Grin
stead-Maggie Emerson, CHI Violette, by
Grinstead-Herman. ch St Cecilia, by Grin
stead-Sister Anne, b Ocelita. by Norfolk
Mollie McGurn, and 5f Magdaline. by Glen
elg-Malta.
Ban-Whisperine, CHI Elsie s. by Glenelg-
Myriad ell Falslara. by Falsetto- SAHARA
and b Mabel F, by Longfellow-Carrie Phil
lips.
Longfellow-Alice Buford, br Vendome, b!
Vanderbilt-Miss Turner, and CHI Sis OLee
by Outcast-Lillie c..
Talbot Bros b Lillian Lindsey, by Hin
doo-Delight, and br Martha Page, by Bile
j. II. Thompson's oh Twilight, by Re
volver-Almeda, and b 10, by Chillicothe-
Ada II.
d. +. Ulimdn d co. ; en- DAISY L. py MAC
duf-Mayday, and ch Helen Bancroft, b!
Jils Johnson-Trinket.
Ullman d Mahoneys b Adele NJ, by Long
feld-La Scala.
w. j. Wideners b Amelia, by Elias Law
rence-Marry Warren, and br Lulu Geib, b.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
j. N. Young Il Co.'s CHI Linny, by Mac
duff-Linda Lewis.
N. Young's br Hotter Shelter, by Pell Me
Encore,
TWIN CITY DERBY
Twin City Derby. for three-year-olds foal
of 1887, of 500 each, h. f., or only $40 i
declared on or before July Is, 1889. or So
If declared on or before July Is, 1890 mone
to accompany the declaration), with So, 50
added, of which $500 to second and $500 t.
third; winners of a sweepstake for three
year-olds Of the value of $500 to carry
lbs. of two such, or one of the value O
$4,000, 2 lbs extra. Allowances: Those no
having won a sweepstake for three year- olds
lbs; non-winpers of a race for three-yeal
olds, 8 lbs. maidens, II lbs; maidens ths
have started in 1890, ID lbs; one mile and
quarter; 70 subs;
Avondale Stables Oh Forever, by Foreste
-Fidele; Semaphore, by Onondago-Sem
itone, and br Viscountess. by Glengarry-