St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-16


to |; Richmond, Littletield, 10, 10 to l;
Juggler Mccarthy. 81, 8 to l. Auction pools:
Terra Gotta, $3.50; Hanover, 1850; Prince
Royal, $40: field, $l9O.
Prince Royal was the first of the
great horses to take the track. He was
closely followed by Jugglel and Terra
Gotta, the last named with Mclaughlin
looked fit to race for a kingdom. All
the noble steeds were given splendid
receptions. The big floral horseshoe
was brought from Secretary McIntyre's
office and placed in the judges stand.
There was quite delay at the post,
Exile and Prince Royal being rather
fractions. They were ranged in the
following order: Juggler having the
rail, Terra Gotta next, and Richmond,
Exile, Elkwood, Prince Royal and Han
over stringing to the outer rail.
They broke away four times before get
ting the flag. In all the false starts the
black and yellow of the Clifton candi-
date loomed to the front, but when the
flag went down such a terrific yell OF
excitement as went up is seldom heard
in lifetime. When the banner fell
Juggler was first away, followed by
Hanover and Exile, in the order named.
The latter had much the worst of the
start. Coming down the near stretch
Hanover and Juggler were racing side
and-side, three lengths before Prince
Royal and Exile The others were
in ruck, tailed by Richmond.
and in this way they went
by the stand At the lower end
Juggler showed little in front, and he
was first past the quarter post, nose
in front of Hanover. Around the tHrn
flew the racers, the Jockeys coats form
ing a glittering mass OF color, which
was lost in the swirl of great clouds OF
dust torn up by the hoOfs of the speed
ers. The horses seemed to skim the
course like birds, barely keeping their
themselves. Going up the back stretch
Juggler improved his lead. and the
others closed up OH Hanover. Half
way up the stretch Hanover began to
fall back, and cry of
''HANOvER IS BEATEN"
issued from 10000 throatS. 1t was true.
He was soon passed by Prince Royal
and Exile. Juggler was still in front at
the half-mile post, half length before
Prince Royal, who was the same dis
tance before Exile, Hanover being a
bad fourth. On the upper turn Exile
went to the front, and came into the
home stretch a length before Prince
Royal, who was two lengths before Jug
gler. Then began struggle that set
the blood of every spectator chasing
Royal like demon. but in vain; he
could not get up to Exile, who, in the
last furlong, Increased his advantage,
and, amid the applause of 10000 voices,
he won the great race by two lengths,
Prince ROyal second. dozen lengths
before Terra Gotta, third. Elkwood,
Juggler and Hanover finished as named.
The time by fractions was: OPS, 0:5O,
1:O3, 1:16, 1:2sls, 1:41A, and 2:071a.
The mutuals paid SS3:39 straight. al ut an and $3.50
Fifth race, half mile-Starters: Carrie Fl,
Mamie B, May Queen. Reclare, Vassal Maria
tilly, Tormentor, Maj DAILY, Mr.. Peeham.
formerly Damocles), Clifford, Mueilage,
John Atwood St. James. Blackburn. Onward,
Architect Prince Howard formerly Crown
Prince. Reclare won by two lengths in fifty
seconds, John Atwood second and st. James
third.
Sixth race, one mile-Starters: Frolic,
Singlestone, Satisfaction, Bonnie S., Wyn-
wood, Gallus Dan, Brussels, Housatonlc. De
ception, Luminary, AL Reed and Jubal-
Frolic won in :43ls; Slnglestone second:
Satisfaction third. Frolic straight paid
$165.So,
A LITTLE HISTORY.
LdoU yCdl lhC DOlu WOI tiiC hQhNiSup:
beating Hanover by length. who was
three lengths in front of Exile. Time,
2:13. The other horses in the race were
FenelOn, Volante, Favor, Orif1amme,
Royal Arch, Grover Cleveland, Saxony
and Kaloolah. Exile IS bay horse,
owned by w. Lakeland, sired by Nor
timer out of Second Hand. At the
spring meeting at jerome Park, May 90,
last year, Exile was entered for the City
handicap. In thisra there were seven
entries, including Aurelia, Esquimau,
Bess, Saxony, Lady Primrose. Linden
and Climax. Exile, who was ridden by
Fitzpatrick, did not make a crediJable
showing, being among the tail enders at
the finish. Exile redeemed himself May
81, when he won the handicap sweep
stakes, defeating Googloe, Raymond
and Brown Duke. In the Fordham
handicap Exile was left far behind by
Belvidere, but at the Brighton track,
June 25, Exile was ridden by Garrison
and made one and quarter miles in
2:1211a, defeating Barnum, True Born,
Sam Keene, Melodrama and Lancaster.
In this race True Born led past the
stand, followed by Melodrama and Lam
caster. The latter and Barnum were
second and third at the half; no change
at the three-quarters, but when
we'll in line for home Garrison urged
his horse, and one by one passed the
others, winning by three-quarters of a
length. In the sweepstakes at Coney
Island June 20, Exile was close sec
Ond to Pontiac, who won the race. June
80 Garrison rode Exile to victory at
Coney Island, winning the High Weight
handicap sweepstakes. This same per-
formance was repeated on the following
day. defeating Ten Booker, Bob Miles
and Chanticleer. At the midsummer
meeting at Monmouth, Exile, in the
Harvest handicap, was only beaten half
a length by Firenzi.