St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-19

tonia. which he won, carrying 107
pounds and ridden by Harry Blaylock
in 1:041a. Badge, with lis pounds,
finished third, Cast Steel separating
them. Then came the Manufacturers
stakes at st. Louis, in which he carried
1T pounds to the front in 1:1715, and
three days later followed this up by
winning the St. Louis sweepstakes, five
furlongs, in 1:0215. His first defeat was
for the Lakeview handicap at Chicago.
won by Lucky Baldwin's great colt
Emperor of Norfolk in 1:1614, but Race
land had his revenge few days later
in beating the emperor for the
Quickstep stakes half mile in 4S1a
seconds, with III pounds in the saddle.
He was then brought East, and paid his
car fare by winning sweepstake at
Sheepshead Bay from field of fifteen
in 1:14sI. The next time he finished
unplaced to Sir Dixon for the Flatbush
stakes, won in l 30. but few days later
he made them all see stars by carrying
the top weight home first in the Great
Eastern handicap, six furlongs, over
fair track in 1:15$4, and fifteen good
ones finished in his wake. His old en-
emy, the Emperor of Norfolk. loomed
up again, and Raceland was compelled
to play second fiddle to him for the AL
geria stakes at Brooklyn. which the
Emperor won in 1:164. At Wash
ington Raceland and Emperor of
Norfolk met in the Arlington
stakes. and the Californian was obliged
to lower his colors to the son of Billet,
who, with lis, covered the six furlongs
in 1913. Raceland's last appearance
for the year was in the Capitol stakes,
where he carried 120 pounds home in
1:14, bealing George Oyster. The time
was the best ever made on the Ivy City
track by either young or old horse, and
it was this no doubt which caused Hon.
August Belmont to pay s17,500 for him.
Raceland is big, grand-looking horse,
and race horse every inch of him. He
is light bay. sixteen hands high, beau
tifully proportioned and. in the Ian
guage of the better ring, "as fast as
ghost" The
OTHER EVENTS
of the day resulted as follows:
First race, Foam stakes, for two-year-
olds, $50 each, 81, 500 added, five-eighths
of mile-Starters: Banquet, st. Carlo,
st. James. Civil Service, Beatiry. After
ten minutes delay they got the flag,
with st. Carlo in the lead, St. James
next, and Beatty and Civil Service
right up. Civil Service Immediately ran
out and made the pace, Garrison on st.
Carlo laying back to see if st. James
could win. At the head of the home
stretch Beatty made bold bid for vic
tory, but at the last furlong post Garri-
son let st. Carlo have his head, when he
came by and won with ease by a length
in 1901. Civil Service, second, was half
a length before Beatty third. Banquet
was last. He was injured previous to
the race, running away with stable
boy.
Second race. one mile, starters: In
spector B, Juggler, Everett, Brown
Charlie, Seadrift, Manola, Vansegrift,
Seadrift won in 1:44 3-5, Inspector B,
second, Brown Charlie, third.
Third race-Tidal stakes, three-year
olds. 500 each: $500 added, one mile.
Starters: Diablo, Long Island, Re-
porter, Eric, Favorable colt, Orator,
Salvador. After one false start they
went away with the Favordale colt in
the lead, and Salvador, Diablo, Orator,
and Long Island next. Reporter was
last. The Favorable colt made the rum
ming to the head of the home stretch.
Salvador came up on the outside, amid
salvo of cheers, Mclaughlin landed
him a winner by length and a half in
1:44 2-5. Eric, second, was half length
before Reporter, third. The Favorable
colt, Diablo, Long Island and Orator
came next.
Fifth race, one and one eighth miles
Starters: Bessie June, Dunboyne. Tea
Tray, Panama, A B and Glory. Bessie
June won in 1 :56 As, Tea Tray second,
DunbOyne third.
Sixth race. one and one-quarter miles
Starters; Bill Bond, First Attempt,
Bohemian, Larchmont, Elgin, st. Luke.
Bill Bend won in 2:15 1-5, Larchmont
second. st. Luke third.