St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02

Nelly Bly, attempted to get through, but
she was in a bad pocket between Annie
and Blithe. and Correction Won by
length, while Blithe beat Nellie Bly,
three parts of length for the place.
Time, 49,.
Third race, for two-year-olds. a sweepstake
of SIS each with $3.50 added; six furlongs-
Starters: Tom Donohue, lis, to 3; Com
mon Sense, no. SO to /; Kirkover, los. 9 to
5: Gray Lock los, ~ to l; Sir Rae, lt4, 10
to L: Astronomer. 1o4, 80 to 1: Ella T, III,
6 to l ; Falerna, 95. 10 TO l; Craft, 50. 4O
to l.
When they came in sight kirkover
was in front, with Astronomer, Ella L
and Falerna well up. In the last fur
long Falerna and Tom Donohue COM
menced to drive, but could not get up,
and Kirkover won handily by length,
who beat Tom Donohue two lengths for
the place. Time, 1877.
Fourth race, jerome stakes, for three-yea
olds, sweepstakes of 500 each, with
$4,000 added, mile and five-sixteenths-
Starters: Tournament. 125, to 4: Banquet.
lis. 6 to L: Maslerlode, 103. to l.
Tournament set stiff pace to the
upper turn. followed by Masterlode and
Banquet. Then the two latter attempted
to close in Oh him, but Hayward kept
Tournament up to his work, and on en-
tering the stretch he had length the
best of it, with Masterlode head be-
fore Banquet. Wien they were well
Strengthened out Masteriode WAS beaten.
Tournament won by half length,
while Banquet beat Masterlode eight
lengths for the place. Time, ZIG.
Fifth race, Manhattan handicap. for all
ages sweepstakes of Sl00 each with S., 600
Firenzi. 119. to 3; Los Angeles, l Is. 20 to
l; Raeelahd, III, 3 to l.; Senorita, 10o, 10
to 5; Diablo, 100, 80 to 1.
This was one of the prettiest races
seen in some time. Diablo shot to the
front when the flag fell, and. securing a
lead of two lengths, set slow pace. fol
lowed by Los Angeles, length before
Raceland, who was length in front of
FirenZi, a length away. They ran in
this order to the upper turn. when Los
Angeles fell back and Raceland took
second place. Entering the stretch
Diablo still had lead of a length, fol-
lowed by Raceland and Los Angeles.
When well Strengthened out for home
Firenzi moved up. and at the beginning
of the last quarter was but length be-
hind DiablO and Raceland, who were
necks apart. Then Murphy went to the
whip, and the mare shot forward. From
that on it was beautiful drive between
Raceland, FireDZi and DiablO, and a
minute the widest kind of enthusiasm
the three passed the finish line in the
order named, with Raceland neck to
the good, while FirenZi had neck the
best of Diablo. Time. gil.
Sixth race selling mile-Torehlight, 102
Esquimau, i Il: Tattier, I12; Re-echo. go
Macauley, 1U7; Sam Wood, 10Y; Gun
Wad, 9S.
Tattler got the flag first but was al
once passed 10y Torchlight, who opened
| up gap of three lengths and ran in
| front to the stretch. Here general
| closing up ensued and Gunwad showed
! in front. but only for all Instant. as Sam
| Wood came with rush and landed q
| winner by a length from Esquimau, who
| Gunwad two lengths for the place
Time. 1:41H. Betting: Sam Wood, 4 te
l and to 5; place on Esquimau, to 2
| ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
| First race, three-quarters of mile-Harz
burg, III: Spaniard, liz; Requefort, u
| Donley, II; Syracuse, 112; Kingstoek, liz
| Gladiator, liz: Rock, 112; Phoebe. ia;
b, SO; Two Lips, 80; Bonghram. SO; Charm
| ing, 100; EGIh Gray, 100; Rossette, IO9
| Squander, 1909; Miss MCGOWAN FLY, Sc; st
Patrick. 81; Hoodum, 81.
| Second race, seven furlongs. selling. three
| year -olds-Dr. Helmuth, 1O8; Rancocas, 1O5
Busted. 1l2; Worth, III; st. James, Ill
| Punster Jr.. ljj5; Lady Jane colt 10S.
Third race. WOODBURY. handicap, mile
Maidstone, los; Bravo 9S; Al Farrow. 102
! Eurus. 1872; Lavinia Belle, los: Stockton
| 1C6; Fitziames, ITO; Tulla Blackburn, l03
| Fourth race, Hunters stakes, mile ant
! three-sixteenths-Em nence, 40; Cleaning
us; Sinaloa H., 1872; Bibelot 1l5.
| Fifth race, Rosemede handicap, five fur
longs-Chatham, 10; Upman. SO; Amulet9 80
Sixth race, mile and a quarter, selling
! Longshot, H.; Dundee, 90; Sorrento. 1903
Admiral. 1913: Kern. 10Y; Lotion, 81; Lynn
| 90; Floodtide, 100.
| Selection-First race. and Kingstock
second race, Raneocas and Lady June colt
third race, Al Forrow and Fitzjames; fourtl
| race, Senaloa and Eminence; fifth race
Chasham and Amulet: sixth race, Floodtidt
| and Kern ef 8