St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-06
His Junior Champion Strath-
meath Wins the Rich
Partridge Stakes.
Old Eric Gives Los Angeles a
Hot Race at Sleeps
head.
Favopites and Shorts Alter
nate in Winning on Ed
Corrigan's Course.
Gov. Merriam's Crack Trotter
j. B. S. Lowers His Rec
ord at Rochester.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-There was
to-day. Perfect fall weather, and a
track in excellent condition. promised
an enjoyable days racing.
First race, a sweepstakes for three year
olds and upward. or SIS EACH with 81 900
added, one mile-Starters: Young Duke, 80,
80 to l; Kingston, 49,, 40 to l Eleve, l25,
500 to l; Kyrle B, lis, 100 TO I.
Kyrle B shot to the front when the
flag fell, and securing lead of six
lengths, showed the way to the stretch,
followed by Kingston and Young Duke.
When they were well Strengthened out
Kingston moved up, and taking the lead
at the furlong pole he held it and won
easily by length, while Kyrle b beat
Eleve the same distance for the place.
Time, AZ.
Second race, the Partridge stakes for two
year-olds, a sweepstakes of S25 each with
81, 800 added, six furlongs on turf-Starters:
Eclipse, us, TO =; strathmeath, 1lS, to
2; Lord Harry, I1s. to 1; Algernon, lis,
80 to L; Lizzie, lis, 80 to /; Gray Rock,
11S, 90 to l.
Eclipse was the first to show at the
start, but Immediately gave way to
Gray Rock, who, Tapped by Strathmeath
and Lizzie. showed the way to.the turn
for home. Then Strathmeath came on
and won by length, while Lord Harry
beat Lizzie four lengths for the place.
lime, LIS SIS.
Third race, for three-year-olds, a sweep
stakes of SIS each. with $1,000 added, about
six furlonss-Starters: Phoebe, lis. 3 to 1
Rosette. lis, to l; Clarendon. 11S, 8 to 5;
Bobby Beach, 122. 4 20 L Druidess. -, to
i Dirigo. Us, 80 to L: Wrestler, ia. 10 to
/; Australia, ia. 8 to L: Lady Agnes, III,
20 to l; Pearl Set, Ill, 3 to Il Costa RIGA,
los. 10 to l.
They ran on even terms to the turn
for home, where Pearl Set, Clarendon
and Lady Agnes were most prominent.
When the stretch was reached. Bobby
Beech took command. and. retaining
his lead to the end, won by neck from
Clarendon, who beat Costa Rica three
lengths for the place. Time, l 10 rs.
Fourth race, purse $1,000. mile and fur
Iong-Starters: Tattler, 12S, 5 to 4; St;
to L; Little Jim, ia, to l: Brown Duke,
Ill. 80 to L; Ganymede, Ill, 20 to !; Ven
delta, III, 20 TO L: Birthday. Ill, 8 to l
Little Addie los, 80 TO l; Fannie H, los. 80
to Eminence. los, 10 to /; Sinaloa colt,
Cd, so TO !.
st. Paris and Little Adie ran together
to the turn for home, where Tattler and
Little Jim moved up. When the stretch
was reached Tattler went to the front,
and staying there won by a length from
st. Paris, who beat Little Jim short
head for the place. Time, 81 2-5.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes of $40
each, with $3.50 added, mile and furlong-
Starters: Los Angeles, 2l7, 4 to 5; Eric,
ll2, z to l Golden Reel, los. to L; Tulla
Blackburn. loo, 5 to l.; Castilion, 100 10 to
/; Chemise, 90 . TO L: Palisade 80, 10 TO l.
Golden Reel was the first to show at
the start. but in the run to the half gave
way to Palisade and Cotillion. These
two ran neck and neck to-the turn for
home. where Eric and Los Angeles
Los Angeles won by neck, while Eric
beat Chemise three lengths for the
place. Time, ] 80.
Sixth race, a sweepstakes for three-year-
olds and upward of SIS each, with ST QUO
added; one mile on turf-Starters: Young
Duke, 133, 8 to l; Falcon. 1873, 80 to l !;
Gypsey Queen. 40, even; Fitzroy, 100, to
L; Carnot, 120. 20 to ! :; Arundel 120, TO
l; Donley. 120. 20 TO l; Blackthorn, 80,
10 to /; Kismet, 100, so to L; Laftte, 12O,
% to l; Kingstock, 120, 80 TO /; Leontine,
III, Is to 1.
Blackthorn won by two lengths from
Young Duke. who was second. two
lengths before Carnot, third. Time,
1:43.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, mile-Puzzle, 90; Belle d Or
80; Little Minnie, 80; Urbana. 80; Leila May,
80; RaceIand, 1902; Benedictine, leg; w
Cook. 102; Gunwad, 1902: Ben Harrison
102; Fox Mede, 102: Firefy, 1902; Tanner
102; Fitzjames, 1l5: Al Farrow, 115; Worth,
105,
Second race, Friendly stakes, Futurity
course-Florimore, 40; Key West l10;
Imp Douglass, ITO; Quarter Stretch, no;
Yosemite. no: Anarchist, 10; Rey Del
Rey, ITO: San Juan, ITO: Monterey, IIS;
West Chester 11S; Gascon, 119; Pesarra,
118; Sorcerer, %; Surplus, 123; Landscape
10Y; Fireworks, 10Y; Esperanza, 10Y; La
1osca. 100; Kildeer, us; Lady Washington,
rs; Sallie McClellant 125.
Third race, September stakes, mile and
three quarters-Can Can, 10Y; LORD of the
Harem, 10; Longford, Ito: Mr. Pelham,
10; Clio, ITO.
Fourth race, Omnium handicap, mile and
an eighth-Belwood, los; Layinia Belle
III; Buddhist, 112; King Crab. ll2: Eric,
lib; Niagara, 103: Eurus. 10; Loantaka,
12O; Kenwood, JOG; Filenzi. 1913; Retrieve,
TO-; Tournament, 115; Anaconda, 100;
Sluggard, 100.
Fifth race mile and Observation-Disclosures,
11S: al Farrow, 117; Montague, 112; Re-
trieve, 100; Prince Fonso 100; Philander,
90; Eleve 80.
Sixth race, mile and a half. on turf-Philos-
ophy, 1873: Bonanza, 1875; Niagara, III;
Flood Tide, lis; st. Luke, 117; Lotion, 11O;
Masterlode, no.
selections: First race, Raceiand and Fitz-
james; second race, KilGeer and Sallie Nc
Clelland; third race, Cleo and Lord of the
Harem: fourth race, FirenZi and Tourna-
ment; fl fth race, Prince FoDSo and Mon
tague; sixth race. Flood Tide and st. Luke.
HONORS EVENLY DIVIDED.