St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-25
The DWyer Brothers Colt Is
Acknowledged King CT
the Turf.
He Heads a Speedy Field and
Breaks Dry Monopole's
Famous Record.
Only Two Favorites Show Up
in Front on Churchill
Downs.
Shorts and Alright Cinches
Divide the Slim Purses
at Chicago.

GRAvEsEND. Sept. 24.-The great
first special was run and won this after
noon. Fully $4,000 persons shook off
their usual decOrum, shouted wildly,
threw their hats in the air, shook their
glad that they were present to see the
king of the turf-KingstOn-c
ridden by the colored Archer, Isaac
Murphy, pass under the wire length
in front of Raceland. Banker August
Belmont's representative. Tenny was
first to respond to the bugler'S call,
respondent in new colors. He was
profusely applauded as he cantered
past the stand. But the assemblage
broke loose in one wild hurrah shortly
afterward, when Raceland, Kingston
and Los Angeles passed by toward the
pest. The excitement was intense as
they wheeled about, ready for the word
go" They're off" shouted the crowd,
and so they were at the first asking.
with Los Angeles, Raceland, Tenny and
Kingston together. The pace was very
slow in the first quarter, and, passing
the stand after having traversed quar-
ter, Raceland led by four lengths. At
the end of three-quarters OF a mile
Raceland was
TWO LENGTHS IN THE VAN.
Kingston and Los Angeles were
Tapped, with Tenny three parts OF a
length behind. Making the turn for
home Los Angeles was beaten, and
Barnes began to ply his whip. Ham
ilton and Mclaughlin also went to the
whip, but Murphy merely shook King
ston up. That was all that was nee
responded, and coming with
rush. was soon in the van.
RaceIand then was second, Tenny third,
and Los Angeles was out OF 1t. Inc
pace in the last furlong was terrific. but
Kingston was the king of the lot, and
amid the widest excitement he gal
loped under the wire winner by
length in 2:061@. the fastest time on
record. Tenny, always game hnlSher.
made fine fight for the place-but JIM
ME was not to be beaten out OF second
place and share of the applause, and
landed Raceland in second place by
good neck, Los Angeles ten lengths
away. The fractional time was: O:26:
0:51M; 1:1615; 1:4lI and 2:0612, half
second better than the record. 1t was
FIELD DAY FOR THE TALENT.
Six strong favorites passed under the
wire Wllu6IS Ill SuCCOOolOH' ~ OS1
ting ring was filled with a happy crowd,
while the ''bOokieS" looked all but
pleasant ALI in all, it was the banner
day of the meeting.
First race, six furlongs-Starters Gregory
Frontenac. June Day and Mamie B. Gregory
won, Mamie B second, June Day third. Time,
l:15.
Second race, one and one-eighth miles
Starters: Taragon. King Crab BronZomarte,
COnnemara, st. Luke Frank Ward, Golden
Reel. Larchmont and Philander. Taragon
won, Golden Reel second, Bronzomarte thru.
Time, :54l2.
Third race, Willow Stakes, for twoyear-
olds. six furlopgs-Starters: Ruperta. Para
dox Druidess, Reclare, Amazon, Sinaloa ii,
Martha. Cleaning and Golden Horn. Re-
clare won, Ruperta second, Sinaloa ii third.
Time, 1:l5A.
Fourth race, the First Special, mile and
fourth-Starters: Kingston won, Raceland
second, Tenny third. Time, 2:U6l2.
Fifth race, one mile-Starters: the
Form Vermont, Gendarm, Bill Barnes. Duke
of Highlands, Cracksmen, Stately Etrurla,
Hygerion and Ben Harrison. Craftsman
won, Ben Harrison second, Etrur1a third.
Time, :42a.
sixth race, five ADMINISTRATORS: Borde-
delaise Athenias FLY. Sourlrs, Col. Hunt,
Drake, Meriden, Forest King, Sam Morse.
Meriden won, Sam Morse second, Col. Hunt
third Time, Lola.
Seventh race. five furlongs-Starters: Car
negie, Gen. Gordon, Young Duke, Mute, Grl,
maldi, Little Barefoot, Village Maid, Pearl
Set Pearl Set won, Grimaldi second, Young
Duks third. Time, l: 0lA.