St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-05
CAPTURED BY CHAOS.
The Son Of Rayon dor Wins
the Futurity by a
Neck.
BeImont's st. Carlo, the Fa-
VOPite, Runs Second, and
Sinaloa Third.
The Algeria Stable Is 100000
Better Off by This Vie
tory.
Odds Of Twenty to One We're
Freely Laid Against the
Winner.


600 persons, and Chaos, son of RayOn
dor and Lille r, had won the Futurity
and S6O,O for his owner. The crowd
was tremendous. As early as u o'clock
race gOerS began to arrive, and from
that time on they came in steady
stream, puring through the gates until
not seat was left. In the club house
and paddock were tuTfmen from
all parts of the country. Among
them were noticed Col. Bruce,
Phil and Mike Dwyer, Edwin
Maley, of Cine nnati, Dick Roche, Au
gust Belmont, Charles Bush, of New
Orleans, d. d. Withers, A. J. Cassell,
Capt. Sam Brown and many others. In
the boxes were many ladies, their bright
fall-cOStumeS making pretty picture.
They kept their gallant escorts busy
travelling to and from the betting ring,
placing WageTS on their favOriteS. The
details of the race are as follows: The
tWenty-three starters assembled in the
paddock before the race and received
finishing touches before at least 1000
anxious betteTS. When the last bell
sounded out they came and in single
file
PARADED PAST TIE STAND.
making beautiful show. Marie Lowell
was the leader, then came Eberlee and
Penn p. They were followed by San
tiagO. King Thomas, Chaos, Sam DoXey,
PrOdigal Son. Cayuga, FavOrite. On
away. Protection, Flora Ban, Master
lode, Prince FOnsO, Cameo, Kings
Own. Sinaloa, Honduras, HelteT-Skel-
ter. Amazon, Padishah and St Carlo.
They were soon at the post, and OH the
third attempt were given a beautiful
start. The twenty-three horses were
stretched clear across and all were in
motion. Santiago had the advantage,
with Marie Lowell second. Onaway,
Kings Own, Protection, Penn p, DOXey
and ProdIgal Son were next. The
others were well punched, with st.
Carlo in a bad position. Kings Own
brOugh tip the rear, two lengths be-
hind the leader. At the end of the first
furlong the lot were stretched across
and almost aligned. If there was any
leader il was Marie Lowell. who was
neck before Eberlee and Sinaloa. Sam
DoXey. Chaos, st. Carlo and Padishah
were running next. At the head of the
home stretch Chaos had lead of two
lengths. Eberlee and st. Carlo were
next. BY this time half
THE FIELD WAS WHIPPING,
but it helped them none, as the leader
still held his own. As they came to
the regular judges stand st. Carlo and
SinalOa began to close up. but the dis
tance was too short, and Chaos got the
race by a good neck. st. Carlo was
second, two lengths in front of SinalOa,
third. Time. 1:16 4-5. Chaos, the win
ner Of the S60,OoO purse, is owned by eX-
Congressman w. l.. Scott, of Erie, Pa.
Chaos was ridden by Day, an English
lad, who has but recently been rein
stated. He was ruled off at Monmouth
for foul riding. The winners and losers
alike joined in the cheers for the victor
and his lucky pilot, who made his way
back TO the Jockeys room surrounded
by his friends and fellow jockeys, all
eager to extend their congratulations.
The mutuals paid: Chaos. S50.45 straight
and S19.S0 place. st. Carlo, the favorite
to win, paid for place S8.15. Follow
ing is a summary OF the different
events:
First race. about three-fourhs of mile
Starters: Tipstaff, Ban Flag, Oregon. Cartoon,
Prince Edward, Seymour, Gyda, Rebecca,
Village Maid, ManOla, Lady Pulsife:, Vivid,
Rimini, Glory. Cartoon won, Oregon sec
ond, seymour, third. Time. I'll.
Second race, one mile-Starters: Filter.
Climax, Bohemian, Joe Lee, MaSsillon, Eg
mont Birth Day, Keynote, Leo ii, Speedwell,
Emotion, Long Island. Cracksman, Clock
ner Bonaletta Craftsman won, Climax
second. Leo II third. Time, al
Third race, one mile and an eighth-Start-
ers: Brother Ban, Benedictine, Niagara,
Hvpocrite Wary, Brandolette, VOsbuTg, Gypsy
Queen, Lea May Brother Ban won, Wary
second, Brandolette third. Time, 1:55 25.
Fourth race the Futurity for two-year-olds,
S25 each, $4,000 added, thTee-fourths of
mile-ChaOS was first, st. Carlo second and
Sinaloa third. Time, ZIG D.
Fifth mile and piubfh-Ctart-
ers: Tattler, SyntaX, Prather, Maid of Or
leans, Pericles. Sam D, NewbuTy, Jennie Nc
FaTland. Maid of Orleans won, Pericles sec
Ond and NeWburg third. Time, :5S 20.
Sixth race one mile and a quarter on the
turf-Starters: st. Luke. Maori, Huntress,
Connemara, Troy, Silleck, Larchmont. st.
Luke won. Maori second, Larchmont third.
Time, 2:ll.
First race, one mile-FitZrOy, 104; King
Crab, 1O4: Badge, lO4: Climax, 104; Little
Minch, 1U4; Santalene, 1O4; Kingston, 104;
Myfellow. 1O5 Loantaka, 1o5; Bravo, 1O5;
Getaway II, 105; Bertha, 10l; Swift, 10l;
Belle dor, 10l; Lady Pulsifer, 1o1.
Second race, Flight stakes, ,seven-eighths of
mile-Bess. 10Y: Torso, 100: Fordham.
100: Clemmie flly, 81; Irene, 81; Ralph
Third race. Resper's Stakes, mile and
decentralization, 117i Buddhist,
III; Cassius, l02; Caliente, 1O2; Philander,
1O2; Duke of Highlands, lO2; Sorrento,
Fourth race Autumn stakes, three-fourths
OF a ile-Middlestone, los; Elmstone, los;
Elkton. los; King Hazem, 10S; Magnate,
los; Ralph Bayard. les; Banquet 125;
Civil Service, 125: Livonia, 115; Cyclone
Cold lU4; Lady Jane Colt 104; Tourna-
menL 104; Golden Horn, 10l; Pandora,
1Ol
Fifth race, New York handicap. mile and
half-Exile, 126; Firenzi, 126; Marauder,
109: Eleve 100; Retrieve. 81; Elyton, ITO;
Montr0se III; Kaloolah. 102.
Sixth race. mile and half On turf-Mon-
trOse, 13S; Bonanza, 12S; BarristeE, 127;
Eleve. 100; Troy, iIS; Glackner. liz; Elgin,
ia; Silleck, ia; Burnside, 110.
TIPS FOR TO-DAY.
First Race-Kingston and Climax
Second Race-Irene and Coots.
Third Race-Cassius and Buddhist.
Fifth Race-FirenZi ana Exile.
Sixth Race-Montrose and Eleve.