St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-05
RUN WITH THE RECORD
Fordham Runs the Race OF
His Life at Five Fur
longs.
He Equals the Worlds Record
Recently Made at Norris
Park.
Aurania Easily Wins the Rich
Hunters Stake at Jer-
ONE Park.
Outsiders Enable the Book
makers at Latonia to
Make a Killing.

WESTMINSTER, Y. Y, Oct. 4.-What
promised to be very poor sport, turned
out to be racing of very sensational
character. 1t was an extra day at Nor
ris park, but the attendance was very
fair. The chilling westerly breezes
made heavy clothing necessity, but
otherwise the weather was pleasant for
the season. Never was finish more
desperately fought than that OF the first
race. Fordham had to run the race OF
his life to beat Pearl Set. If the latters
rider had been an expert, the result
would have been different; and, in all
probability, the record would have been
smashed instead of equaled.
First race, five furlongs-Starters: Hearst,
FordhGm Doodle, Swift, Puzzle. Long Jack
Frejols Village Maid. Lady Pulsifer, Ralph
Bayard Frailty, Pearl Set, Mamie 3. Ford
ham won, Pearl Set second, Swift third
Time, 80.
Second race. one and one-eighth miles
Starters: Brother Ban and Now or Never.
Within q furlOng of the wire Hamilton
ranged Brother Ban on even terms with NOW
OF Never. and there he stayed to the end.
The crowd was wild with excitement, and
when the judges announced dead heat
there was a spontaneous burst Of applause.
The stakes were divided Time, :59@
Third race seven furlongs-Starters
Craftsman, Ben harrison, Lee Christy,
WOODBURY., Coots. Craftsman won, Ben
Harrison second. Coots third. Time, :2sl2
Fourth race one mile-Starters: Barrister,
Dunboyne. EsquimauX, st. John, Bridge
light, Bellair. Deception. st. John won, Bar
risier second. Dunboyne third. Time, 1: 44l2.
Fifth race, for two-year-olds, FIVE furlongS
Starters: Civil Service, Sir William, Ruby
ROYAL Laurenja, LenwoOd. Gunwad, Marie
Lowell. King William Memory Punster IT.,
Pasedina, Miss Annie FLY. Miss Annie blly
won, Civil Service second, GunWad third
Time. :0014.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Starters: Young
Duke. Glenmound, Romp, 1ips;aff, OarSman,
Village Maid, Vivid. Pocatello, Freedom,
Sparkling Tipstaff won, Freedom second,
Glenmound third. Time. iii.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race, Record stakes, hve-eighths OF
mile-Gunshot, III; Oregon, III; Tenny,
III; Gorge, 119; Druidess, 90; Success
Eor. 60
Second race, fve-eighths OF a mile-Um-
pire, rs; lima B, 112; Richard K Fox.ll2;
Tipstaff, H.; Glory 40; Village Maid,
log; Lisimony, los; Frejols, 10Y; Minuet,
Third race. Trial stakes, mile and quarter
Duke of the Highland. II2; Philander, l12;
Sorrento 112: Buddhist, III; Calienta, ~;
Longstreet, 1877: Tenny, 127: Holiday, 109.
Fourth race, Country club handicap, milo
and a quarter-Defaulter, log: Ofalece. 80;
Eleve, go Lavina Belle, 1919; Taragon, III;
Erie, no; Dunboyne, los, Floodude, 81;
Joe Courtney, 1O4
Fifth race, three-fourths Of a mile Bene-
fit, 1l3; Express, ll3: Flambeau. us;
Kings Own, I13; Chieftain, 1I3; Dundee,
1I8; Tenosee, l1S; Hockeye, 11s: Golden
Horn, 11"; Nosegay, ITO; Bengsline, ITO;
Flossie. ITO.
SIKH race, seven-elghths of a mile, selling
Jennie Mcfarland, los; Kemburgh, l0s;
KING Idle, rs; Vigilant 104; Fairy Queen,
Jog: Pontico, 1t9; Rupert, 100; Subaltern,
%: LATTE, 10Y: Brait 107; Belmont, 10Y;
Keynote, 1OI Weather clear.
THESE MAY WIN.
First Race-Tenny and Geraldine.
Second Race-Ilma and Tipstaff
Third Race-SoFrento and Castaway.
Fourth Race-Taragon and Dunboyne.
Fifth Race olden Horn and Chieftain.
Sixth Raee-Ponueo and LATTE.