St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-30
The Largest Stake Of the Year
to Be Run For To-
Day.
A Lot Of Crack Two-Year--;
Olds Will Face the %
Starter.
Some Fast Time in Harness
Made at Historic Char Il
ter Oak. :,
Fitting Finale to the Fall
Trotting Meeting at
Terre Haute.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-Rarely indeed
have such well framed conditions been
embodied in turf stake as exist in the
Futurity to be run at Sheepshead Bay
tomorrow. While the owner OF the
horse that finishes first under the wire
at Sheepshead tomorrow will receive
the lions share of the $4,000, the own
ers and breeders of the placed horses
are not forgotten but remembered in
such decidedly substantial manner as
to insure riding out for place.
Of the public performers that are ex-
pected TO show at the post the Hindoo
tilly Sallie McClelland has perhaps the
most consistent record. Her last race,
that for the Junior Champion stakes,
was a virtual win, for had her jockey,
Anderson, been reasonably wide awake
have got up in time. Sallie McClel-
land will carry 121 pounds. Next to
SaIlie McClelland must rank the Morris
stable. as represented by Reckon and
Ambulance. Ambulance Q22), and Rec
kOn O19), each have chance, and taken
collectively they look like formidable
pair.
Rey Del Rey. the brother of Ell Rio
Rey, as well as Emperor, King. Queen,
Prince. and Duke of Norfolk, has
chances for the Futurity that are es-
teemed second to none. With the
maiden allowance OF ten hounds, this
colt of iIluStrious relationship has only
10S pounds to carry Saturday, and if well
ridden it is hard to say what colt or filly
will show him the way home. The far
West has yet other doughty representa-
tives in Senator HearSt'S Fireworks and
Marcus Days Montana, who won the
Carteret handicap at Monmouth Thurs
day. outfooting Russell, Sorcerer and
other good ones. Following are the en-
tries and weights for the fall meeting at
Sheepshead Bay:
First race fiye-eighths of miie-BObby
Beach, us; Drizzle us: Worth, rs; Bal
larat, lis; Kingston. 1872; Druidess, l07;
Merided, III.
Second race, mile and an eighth-Demuth,
III: Jennie r, 1885, Masteriode, 1O4; Ana
conda, 1O4; Eminence, 90; Rosetta. SO; Can
Can, 90; Pearl Set, 80; Reclare. liz; Tul la
Blackburn, 112; Ruperta, 112: Fan Fan colt
40; Uncle Bob, 122.
Third race, Futurity, three quarters of
mile-Potomac, us; Amulet. 1 Is; Cleopatra,
us; Washer, los; W. B. f., 1913; Long For
tune, 10S; Rey Del Rey 108; Montana, lis;
Sister Linda, ITO: Fireworks, los; Bette
Prather, los: Esperanza, los; Reckon, 119:
Ambulance. 119; Sallie McClelland, 12l;
Strathmeath, 124; Kildeer. 1O2; Monterey,
l1S. 2.
Fourth race, mile-Bobby Beach, no;
Kyrle B, 10; Fox Meade, ITO; Little Jim,
100: Meriden, 10Y; Niagara, 1872; Leontine,
So; Everglade, SO; Rizpah: 50.
Fifth race mile and an eighth, selling-Lo-
ton. 90; Donley, 92; Tattler IA; Frank
Ward, ITO; Eleve, no; st. Paris. 10: Quo
tation, 81; Dopsman, I02; Toronto, 1O2;
Aurania, liz; Emlnence, 90. II
Sixth race. Green stakes, mile on turf
Bella B, 100; Iceberg. 100; Philosophy, 100;
St Luke 142; st. John, 1872; Kern. 122;
Penzance. J22: Macbeth II, 122; Master
lode. 119; Anaconda, I19; Mamie B. ia;
Cotillion, 1l5.
Selections: First race, Kingston and
WORTH second race, Recfare and Ruperta:
third race, Sallie McClelland and Rey Del
Rey; fourth race, Little Jim and Rizpah !,
Fifth race, Tattler and Eminence; sixth race,
St John and Bella b. - - So