St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-19
Verge dor Wins the Real Es-
tate Stakes at Kansas
City.
Shorts Dump the Plungers at
st. Louis and Sheepshead i
Bay. 2s6
Dave Pulsifer Offers to Race
Tenny Against Cassius ~
and Salvador. -
Surefoot Wins the Classic BIZ
ennial Stakes at the Ascot
Meeting.

eighth day of the Kansas City Jockey
club meeting was day OF dl5appoint-
ments for the hackers of favorites, as
only one came in winner. The track
was very heavy. The greatest surprise
of the day was Verge doris winning
the Real Estate and Insurance stakes,
and the ease with which he did it. lead
inf all around by five lengths. and
coming to the wire the freshest horse in
the race. The attendance was 2,8o0.
First race, purse of $500, for maiden two
year olds i've turlongs-Starters: Bill Nye,
Namasney's entry, even money: Vidette,
49, 8 to l: Benton, 113, 3 to L; DewDerry,
49, IL to 5.
At the start Marmora went out in the
lead to make the pace for her stable
companion and held the lead till the
stretch when DeWberry came to the
front with squirt, one length in front
of Lee S. WHO was coming up strong
from the rear. At the 100-yard pole Lee
S shot ahead, winning easily by two
lengths, DeWberry second, hard pressed,
half length in front of Bonten, third.
Time, Loo 3-5.
Second race, selling, purse of $500 for
three year-olds and upwards, one mile
Annie, 90, & to L; Virginia, 100, 80 to l; Jim
Mulholland, ITO. 8 to l; Tracy Boy, ITO, 90
to l; Lillian. Ill. 20 to L; Mary Hart, I'll,
50 to L; Sam Jones, H. Is TO L: Jessie Nc
Farland. l13, 8 to l. Vice Regent. LA, to
5; Pamela, lis, 80 to l Jack Brady, l1S, 6
to l. Regardless. 49, TOTO /.
Virginia got off st ina good start,
with Vice Regent and Pamela neck
behind. At the quarter Vice Regent
took the lead, running neck and neck
part of the time with Queen Annie. At
the three-quarter pole Jessie Mcfarland
was let out, and came under the wire a
safe winner by two lengths, Vice
Regent and Regardless making a good
whipping finish for second place, Vice
Regent taking it by head, Regardless
third. Time. 1:4S 3-5.
Third race, Real Estate and Insurance
stakes, $500 added, for three-year-ol mile
and an eighth-Starters: Lord OF the Harem.
lip, 8 TO 5; Pilgrim LII, 4 to 5 Verge q Or,
312 to 1.
After the trying race run in the mud
by Verge dor yesterday the talent
went solid on Pilgrim, as it was rumored
he was being kept for to-day's race, and
the odds on him from to went down
to to5. Verge dor was taken lib
orally by his owner at and 81 to l.
Lord of the Harem was slightly out of
condition. Verge DORIS most enthus-
iastic supporters did not expect to see
him anywhere in the race with the top
weight and against two such good
horses as Pilgrim and Lord of the
Harem. At the tap of the drum they
got off we'll together, with Verge dor
leading by head. At the stand he
had taken the lead by two lengths.
and was never headed from start
to finish, Lord Of the Harem and Pill
grim running head and head for three
quarters of mile. At the three-quarter
pole Verge Dor was leading in an easy
gallop by six lengths, and then Steppe
called on Lord of the Harem for a
squirt. The big bay came up with a
rush. but Griffin never moved, and
Verge Dor came under the wire win
ming as he pleased. Lord of the Harem
second, two lengths behind, Pilgrim
third, one hundred yards away. Time,
2:01 3-5.
Fourth race, handicap, purse of $780, TOR
three-year-olds and upwards, mile and a
sixteenth-Starters: climax, rs. to 3;
Cashier, los, 13 to 5; Metal, lo4, 20 to /.
At the start Metal took the lead. and
made the pace TIL the half-mile pole was
reached, when Climax came up and ran
neck and neck with him for quarter,
Cashier waiting ON them one length be-
hind. At the three-Quarters he closed
up on them and at the opening of the
stretch was leading by one and half
lengths, Climax coming up with rush
about eighty yards from the wire. In a
whipping finish Cashier won by neck,
Climax second, Metal distanced. Time,
1:52 3-5.
Fifth race, purse of 5000, for three-year-
olds and upwards, mile and q quarter-Start-
ers: Osgood, 49, 10 to /; Churchill Clark,
III, to 81 Gladstone, 102, 20 to l. j T,
IO2, Is to John Daily, LOG, 5 to l: Little
Minnie, III. and Brown Duke, 124, (the
stable), even money.
Little Minnie got off in the lead. John
DAILY followed close. At the stand John
DAILY was running head and head with
her, and the pair led all the way to the
half, where Churchill Clark joined
them, and then the three raced together
to the three-quarters, when Churchill
Clark took the lead by length. Brown
Duke, who had been suiking in the
rear, started in to run, but, coming ur
| little late, was unable to do better
than take second place, Churchill Clark
winning in close whipping finish by {
head, Brown Duke second. one length
in front of Little Minnie third. Time
2:1S.