St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06
Belmont's Filly, Her High
ness, Wins the Oaks at
Monmouth Park.
Her Speedy Stable Mate Fides
Is Outfooted by a Selling
Platter.
Favorites and Short Horses
Divide Honops at Wash
ington Park.
Close Of the Hudson River
Driving Club Meeting at
Poughkeepsie.

MONMOUTH PARK, n. j., June 81
The second day of the meeting here
was big Improvement over the first in
every respect. The track, too, was III
better shape than it was yesterday, and,
while it was not fast, nor even dry, 1t
was comparatively safe.
First race. free handicap sweepstakes for
three-year-olds and upward of $50 each,
$1,000 ADDED six furlongs-Starters: Blue
Rock, H., 3 to 3; Volunteer, III, 3 TO l
Worth. 104, q to l Eccola colt, 100, 8 to
Rico, 90, 20 to /.
They were sent away with Worth in
the lead. In the first quarter Worth
was joined by Blue Rock and Volun-
teer, and the three raced together to
the half, where Worth and Volunteer
drew out. Worth held his lead to the
last stride. then Volunteer passed him
and won by half a length; Blue Rock
third. Time, 1:15%.
Second race, sweepstakes for two-year-olds
of $50 each with $1,000 added. three quar-
Kildeer, 49, to l The Earl, 108. 40 to l;
Peter les, II to i Exclusion, los, to l;
L'Intriguante, los, II 10 5; Clytle, 1O3, 90
tol.
They were sent away with Kildeer in
front. followed by Exclusion and Lin
triguante The latter at once went to
the front and won by three lengths from
Peter. who beat Kildeer for the pla ce.
Time. 1857.
Third race, the Monmouth Oaks stakes, for
three year-old FLIES, of 500 each, with
$1,000 added, mile and q fourth Starters:
Her Highness, 10 to 3: Cleaning, D to l;
Starlight, 10 to l Flora Ban % to l; Mag
gle X, 10 10 l.
Cleaning took second place in the
run TO the quarter, When they were
we'll Strengthened out there was gen
eral closing up. and then Her Highness
took the lead and won by two lengths,
while Cleaning, Flora Ban and Star
light had a hot fight for the place.
S!arlight's head stall slipped and she
feti back. In the last twenty yards
Cleaning got up and beat Flora Ban by
a short neck. Time, 2:15.
Fourth race. the Long Branch handicap,
sweepstakes of $50 each, with Sl,75J added,
a mile and "Reminiscences: Prince
Royal. 12l, 3 to l; Cassius, l2l. to o. Re
porter. l06 Is to B; Cynosure, 1O4, 30 to /.
They all appeared to be we'll punched
a mile from home, with CassluS trlf1e
to the good, followed by Reporter and
Prince Royal. In the last half CaSsius
was beaten and Reporter took the lead.
Reporter won easily by three lengths,
while Prince Royal beat Cassius for the
place. Time, 2:094.
Fifth race, free handicap sweepstakes of
$40 each, if not declared, out with 81, 600
added, one mile-Starters: Fides, 1872, l TO
4; Chemise, 100, 4 to L; Tulla Blackburn,
90, 6 to l.
They appeared to be on even terms
for the first quarter. Then Fides took
the lead and showed ChemiSe and lula
Blackburn the way to the half, but her
weight was too much for her and Tulla
Blackburn galloped away and won by
six lengths, while Fides beat Chemise
four lengths for the place. Time, l AZ.
Sixth race, sweepstakes of $50 each, with
S1.000 added, one mile-Starters. Kaleido-
scope, ia, 3 10 /; kempland, JOB. 8 to ! !;
Guy Gray, 1O4. D to L; Bliss, 80, 20 to !;
Tattler "a, q to5.
Tattler showed Kaleidoscope and
Kempland the way TO the turn, where
Kaleidoscope showed in front. He set
the pace to the stretch, where Tatt1er
again moved up and the two alternated
in the lead all the way down the
stretch. In the last furlOng kaledO-
scope drew out and gained lead of
half length. but Tattler caught Ka-
leidoscope Oh the post and made dead
heat of it. Time, l AS. Kaleidoscope
won the run-off by length. Time,
LAG.
Seventh race, free welter-weight handicap,
sweepstakes, $50 each if not declared out.
with 81 900 added, five furlongs-Starters:
Worth. $50, l to 4; Fad, 12O, 5 to i:
Boughram, 10Y. 3 TO l.
Worth made all the running and won
by three lengths from Boughram, who
beat Fad ten lengths for the place.
Time .0S