St. Paul daily globe., 1890-09-24
Veronica neck for the place. Time,

Veronica neck for the place. Time,
1:0914.
Second race, a handicap sweepstakes OF
$50 each. with 81. 900 added, mile ana six
teenth-Starters: Diablo. l2D, IL to s. My
Fellow, los. 6 to /; Esquimau, 1O4, IL to L;
Torso, 100, s to /; Grimaldi, loo, 12 to l;
Arundel, 81, g to l; Gun Wad. 95, 20 to /;
X. b. Million, 93, 10 to l: Sa lyini, 93, 10 to
l; Fan Fan colt, 80, to L; Longshot, so,
30 to l; kizpah, 81. II TO 1, kasson. 80,
Passing the stamp Gun Wad shot to
the front and at tile furlong pole was
leading by three lengths, with Rizpah
neck before Arundel, followed by Kas-
son, GrimaldI and Diablo. They ran in
this order up the back stretch to the
turn for home, where Diablo and Sal
vini showed third and fourth. When
they were we'll Strengthened out Kasson
Joined Diablo, and. in an exciting finish,
the latter won by half length, while
Kasson beat Grlmaldi three lengths for
the place. Time, 1:4S1s.
Third race, the Willow stakes, for fillIes
two years DID, $50 each with Sl,250 added.
Six furlongs-Starters: Reckon. ll5, 9 to j;
kildeer, lis, to L: Castaiia, ll5. to /;
Ezperanza. los, s to /; Equity, los, 3 to L:
Lizzie, los, 80 to /; Amulet. 1uS, 20 to l.
Castalia was the first to show at the
start, and, followed by Esperanza,
Reckon and Kildeer, with Equity last,
led to the upper turn. Then Esperanza
took the lead and showed the way into
the stretch, followed by Castalia, Equity
and Kildeer. EsperanZa won by two
lengths, while Kildeer beat Equity the
same distance for the place. Time,
1:16I.
Fourth race, the Fulton stakes for three
year-olds. 500 each. with $4,000 added,
mi lin rtnn Dr.
us, 13 to 5 Sinaloa H.. 119, even; Demuth
115, . to L; Sir John. 115, 20 to L.
Sinaloa took the lead when the flag
fell, and, followed by Prince Fonso and
Demuth, with Sir John bringing up the
rear, she made the running to the upper
turn. Then Demuth commenced to close
up. Entering the stretch he passed
Sinaloa, and won by length and a half.
while Sinaloa, ridden out, beat Prince
Fonso three lengths for the place.
Time, 2:0S34.
Fifth race, a sweepstakes of $50 each, for
maidens two years old. with 5 900 added
five furlongs-Starters: keyser, 11S, D 10 i;
slmrock. III, 25 to l; Two Lips, Ill, to
L; j. r, III, so to l; fragrant III, 10 to l;
Florimor, Ill, 10 to l Falerna, Ill. 10 TO
l: Flutter filly, 1oS. to 1 !; Adage filly los,
~ 10 L; Bellona IL filly, los, 40 to l. Miss
MCGOWAN filly, los, 80 to L; Uncertainty
1OO- IL lO L.
After quite little delay they were
sent away, with FIagrant the first to
show. followed by Lowlander, vino at
once rushed to the front and, after max
ing all the running won, hard ridden,
by two lengths from the Adage lilly,
who beat j. B. length for the place.
Time, i:0319.
Sixth race, a selling sweepstakes $50 each,
for three year-olds and upward, with $1,000
added, one mile-Starters: Esquimau, 126,
6 to 1 ; Kern, 122 10 to /; Sam Wood, 116, s.
to L: Black Thorn, 115, Is to D; Eleve. II,
40 to l.; Bancloche, 1l2, 80 co l; Birthday
112, 8 10 L; st. Paris, I06, 6 to 5; Dundee,
1G6, Az to |; Rover, SO, 10 TO L.
Black Thorn made the running to the
stretch, where Esquimau and st. Paris
drew away from the others, and, IN a
rattling finish, Esquimau won by a
length, while st. Paris beat Kern the
same distance for the place. Time,
1:43I.
Seventh race, selling sweepstakes of $40
each, for three year-olds, with $1,000 added,
five and half furlongs-Starters: Busted,
Blackburn. 100. 10 to l; Rainbow, 100, to
l; Houston, los, 8 to s. Onward, 102, 30 to
/; Gertie D, 80, to l.
Houston led to the stretch, where Bus
teed came through, and, i'll q fighting
finish, won by head. while Houston beat
Oeillt IL IWo ltllStuS loI tu6 pldCe.
Time, 1:0S$z.
Eighth race. selling sweepstakes of $50
each for three-year-olds and upward, with
$1,000 added, mile-Starters: Rambler, 100,
to l Maid of Orleans, III. l. to l Casta-
way, 1l6, 5 to l; Falcon. 116, II to |;
Gendarme. ia, 6 to L; Renounce. 1l2, Is
to L; Little Jim, 10, z to 5; Eminence, l03,
4 to L; Little Addie, %, s 10 /.
Little Jim won by two lengths, Casta-
way beating Rambler a head for the
place. Time, 49,.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. three-q quarters of a mile-Forest
King, 10Y; Ruth, 1O4; Reecho, I04; Che
mise, 104: Gnnwad. 10l: Punster Jr., 10l :;
Monroe, 10l Ballston, 10: Al Farrow, 112;
Merriden, 109; Daisy Woodruff, 100; Budd-
| hist. ll6.
Second race mile and an eighth-Eon1I :;
Castaway H., 112; Now or Never 80.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile-Dr
geline. 81; Barthenia, 101: Lottie 1O1 :;
| Broughrum. 90: Woodcutter l12; AFRO
gance, 95; Zenobia, 81; Kirkover, 1O4 Rich
| ard X. Fox, IS.
Fourth race. mile-Grahite. IIo; st. James.
| l12; Kyrle B, 112: Can Can, o: Lady Jane
colt, 100: Rock. 100; Longford, loco; Costa
Rica: 100; Dollikens. 104; Pearlset, 1t9.
Fifth race, three-quarters of mile-Brad-
Ben Harrison l22; Young Duke. 120;;
Robespierre. 100; Eola, lis; Benedictine,
116: Rustic, 112; Glory, no; Black
knight, 80.
Sixth race, three-quarters of mile-Algon'
quin, 101; Lintriguante, 101; Miss MCGOWAN
FLY, Io5; Lord Harry, Jos; Bay Chester,
| 100: Best Boy, 105.
Selections: First race, Al Farrow and For
est King; second race. Now or Never and
| Eon; third race Kirkover and Bouyhrum
fourth race, Can Can and Lady JUNE colt;
| fifth rAee, Bradford and Ben Harrison; sixth
| race, L 1ntriguante and Bay Chester.