St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
BY TEN LONG LENGTHS
Hearst's Tournament Wins the
New Rochelle Stakes at
WeSteheSter.
Under a Strong Pull He Easily
0utfoots Diablo and
Senopita.
Four FavoriteS and One Sec
ond Choice Finish First
at Latonia.
Harry Ray, a Rank Outsider,
Captures the Kentucky
Central Stakes.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE grand stand
and betting ring at Morris Park We're
comfortably flied. and out in the free
field there was a crowd in which there
were several thousand persons.
First race, for all ages that have not won
$1,000 in 1890, sweepstakes of $50 EACH
with 1000 added, five furlongs-StarterS: :
Bradford, 122, 10 TO / al Farrow, 122, 10
to l; Daniel b, 122, 90 10 l Belle d Or. 119,
1; Elmstone, III, so to L; Druidess, Ia, II
to /; Anarchist, 81, 60 to l. Michael SO. IL
to l; Partridge, SO. 2 to L; Reilly, 80, 10 to
i; Autocrat, 49, s 10 |.
Reilly at once rushed to the front and,
followed by Bradford, showed the way
to The half. Then Bradford, under
TaraPS vigorous riding, forged to the
front and won by length from Reilly.
who beat Partridge half length for
the place. Time, 1:0214.
Second race, for three-year olds and up
wards, sweepstakes of S15 each, with
$1,000 added, one mile and half-Starters:
Come TO Taw III, to 5: Montague, Is,
6 to D; Eleve, 124, 40 10 !; Sorrento. 1872,
8 tol.
Montague was first away to good
start and. with Come-to-Taw at his
heels, set slow pace to the back
stretch. Then Come-to-Taw took the
lead and won in gallop by six lengths
from Salute, who beat Sorrento two
lengths for the place. Time, 2:49.
Third. lace, for fillies, two-year-olds, a
sweepstakes of SIS each, with $3.50 added,
five Undergraduates: Correction. 119, 4 to
5; Belle of Orange, ITO. II to l; Lizette,
1lO, 10 to l Lizzie, ITO, j. to 1; Evange
line, 10, to l; Ella T.. 100. s to L; Clay
Guiidean FLY. So, Is to l.
Belle of Orange was the first to show.
but at once gave way to Correction. who,
running under strong pull, led TO the
last furlong. Then the Guildean FLY
came with a rush and won by two
lengths, while Correction beat Evangel-
inc six lengths for the place. lime,
1853.
Fourth race, White Plains handicap. for
two-year olds, a sweepstakes of S1u. each,
with 81 600 added, six furlongs-Starters:
Russell, i23, to l; La Tosca, III, z TO D !;
Ambulance, III, 8 TO l; Gascon. 113, to L j;
Equity, lib, 10 to l; EsperanZa, 113 10 to
klldeer, 1l3, 20 to l; Orageuse, 100, 40
to l; kirkover, 106, 40 to L; Yosemite, log,
90 to /; Capt Wagner. 1G4, 10 to /; Fire
works. SO, 80 to l; Silver Prince, 81 Is to
/; Monterey 1u1, 80 to l.
Gascon. Ambulance, Kirkover, Ora
geuse and Kideer were the most promi-
nent for half mile, when there was
general closing up. Then Gascon took
@ OOSiuSu lOiO, dlu WdS lOllONeQ Oy La
Iosca, Kirkover and Esperanza. Gascon
won by two lengths from La Tosca, who
beat Kirkover half length for the
place. Time, 1:1715.
Fifth race, New Rochelle stakes. for all
ages. a sweepstakes of SO each, with
S2.5o0 added, mile and a quarter-Starters:
Senorita, IL to =; Tournament, u.s. l to
2; Diablo, III, 3 to l.
Senorita was the first away, but at
once was passed by Tournament. who
increased his lead at every stride and
won under big pull. by ten lengths.
from Diable, who beat Senorta twice
that distance for the place. Time, 2:15.
Sixth race, for three-year-olds and upwards
a sweepstakes Of SD each. with $3.50 added,
mile and sixteenth-Starters: Esquimau.
III, 3 to l; Salvini. 112. IL to 5: Golden
Reel, leg, 10 L; B. B. Million, 1O3 to L !;
Eikton, SO, to !; Vendetta, So, to /
F1oodtide. 81, 3 to 1.
Elkton won, Floodtide second. and
Golden Reel third. Time, 1:57.