St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-09

accounts Tor the g00q attendance. Inc
weather was delightfully."- cool. As for
the track, it could hardly have been i'm
proved upon.
olds and upwards of SIS each, with $1,000
added, m1le-Starters: Kingstock, 1872. 80
to l.: Maidstone, 1872, IL TO 5; Arundel, lbs,
, to l; Kyrle b, lis, 4 to l; Drizzle, lis,
to 5.
Arundel was first to show, followed
by Kyrle B. They ran.i in this order for
furlOng, when DriZZle took second
place. As they made the turn for home
DriZzle moved up on even terms with
Arundel and then coming away, won
handily by a length and a half from
Arundel, who beat Maidstone a length
for the place. Time, 1:42 2-5.
Second race. the Woodcock stakes, for two
year-olds, sweepstakes of $25 each. $Iu for
felt with $1,000 added. one mile on turf
lis, 80 to l; Gray Rock, 11e. II TO 1; Lord
Harry, 11S, even; Woodcutter llS, d to L:
Algernon lie, 30 to |; Sequence. colt, lis,
80 to Lizzie, lis, to l; Lady Washing
ton. 115, 20 to /.
The start was beautiful one, and it
was not until they had gore sixteenth
that there Was any pronounced leader.
Then Lizzie drew out, and, securing
lead of length, she showed the way to
the turn for home, followed by Wood
cutter and ,ThOrndale. Entering the
stretch these three were on even terms,
but when well Strengthened out Lord
Harry took the lead. and won handily
by length from Woodcutter, who beat
Algernon a half-length for the place.
Time, la Is.
Third race, for threeyear-ol a sweep
stakes of Sl5 each, with $1,000 added Flu
turity course. about three-quarters of mile
Starters: RobeSplerre l25, 10 to /; Bobby
Beach l22. 4 to L Gertie D I12, ~ to L;
Longshore 10, 20 to L; FoXmede la, 8 to
to ! {; Lady Jane colt 109, 10 to / Phoebe
los. 20 to l.
They appeared to run in close order
to the head of the stretch, where Bobby
Beach took the lead, and coming away
won as he pleased by three lengths.
Phoebe was second, with Veronica third.
Time, ITO 3-5.
Fourth race, purse $1,000, of which $500
to second and $50 to third, selling: weights,
Starters: Red Leaf, 121, 10 to 1; Houston.
III, 40 to l; Backbone, III, to 1; Sam
Wood, III. to l Gendarme, liz, 8 to L:
Eleve, 10Y, 10 to L; Little Jim. Is, 8 to 5;
to L; Ernest, Ill. 8 TO L; Birthday, Ill. 10
to l.; Pocatello, Ill II to l Lucy johnson,
ITO. 20 to l Little Addie, 108, 40 to l;
Rover. 101, 20to l.
Rover shot to the front when the flag
fell, and, followed by Huston and
Blackthorn, showed the way to the
turn for home, where there was gem
eral closing up. Then BIackthorn took
the lead, and piloted the field into the
stretch, followed by Little Addie and
Sam Wood. When well Strengthened
out, the latter took the lead and held it,
winning easily by two lengths from
Blackthorn, who beat Birthday one for
the place. Time, 81 3-5.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes of SO
each, 50 If declared. with $3.50 added,
mile and sixteenths-Starters: AL Far
row, 1876 to L; Stockton, 1U7, 8 to l.: Viii
fred; 10. to /; Demuth, %, zto5 5; Ana
conda, 80, 80 10 L: Rizpah, 81, ~ to l..
Demuth was the first to show at the
start, but Immediately gave way to Riz-
pah, who showed the way to the quar-
ter. Then Demuth again took the lead
and showed the way into the stretch.
Rizpah and Stockton moved up. but
they could not catch the leader, and
Demuth won easily by length, while
Stockton beat Rizpah half length for
the place. Time, 2:O2.
Sixth race, sweepstakes for three-year-
olds and upwards. of SIS each, with 81 900
added. of which $50 to second and 500 to
third, twenty eight pounds added to weight
for age, seven-eighths of a mile, on turf
Starters: Young Duke, 133, 8 to 5; Little
Crete, 12l. 10 to l: st. John, l2O, 10 to L:
Lafitte, I20. 20 to L; Benedictine I20. to
l; Carnot, 800 5 to l.; Frank Ward, 12o,
TO L; kismet, 100, 20 to l.; Donley, 40, II
to l.; Leila May, III, 10 to l..
Benedictlne won by three-parts Of
length from Frank Ward, who beat Leila
May half length for the place. Time,
1:29 4-5.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, Futurity course Wrestler, 1C9;
Deception, 90; Re-echo. 90: Urbaua, 90;
Susie S, Ia: Hilda, los: Puzzle los; Flora
1885, Ballyhoo, LOG; Cold Cream, lbs; Long
Dance, 108; Ban Cloche, los; Rustic, los;
Tom Karl. los; Ben Harrison los; FREELY.
1OS; Village Maid, 81; Arab; Shotover, 90;
Nose, 9s; Radiant. 90; Lady Agnes, SO;
Harry Russell, 1o2; B Million, 1O2: On
ward, 80.
Second race, Autumn stakes, Futurity
course-stratagem, 10s: Thorndale, los:
Castalia, rs; Sallie McClelland, I22: Dr.
Hasbrouck, 1I9; Beauty, los; Quarter
Stretch, 1O4: Ella T, 102: Landscape. 1O4;
Sir George 104; Hueneme, 104.
Third race, Bridge handicap. mile and q
half-Tournament, 1870; Masterlode, 100:
Admiral, los; Can-Can, los; Banquet. I16;
Torso. ia; ,sinaioa, 1913; Prince Fonso
lis; Her Hlghness, 1I2.
Fourth race. Racing stakes. one mile
Ballston. ITO; Los Angeles, ITO; Badge.
los; Kingston, 100: English Lady. %; Sir
Lancelot, IS; FitZ-James IS.
Fifth race, mile and a quarter--Tristan.
1872; Los Angeles, 120; Senorita, lis; Cast
away III. 115; Montague, us; Diablo, rs;
Ruperta, no; Kenwood, lis; English Lady,
lO3.
Sixth race, mile and a quarter. turf-ori
famine. i25; Macbeth IL, 1874; st. Luke
100; Niagara, 119; Raymond &, lis; Bel
wood, lis: Little Jim. ia; Woodcraft ITO.
Selections: First race, Village Maid and
Arab: second race Morris best Russell or
DR.. HasbroueD and Quarterstretch; third
race, SCOTS best banquet or Torso) and
Prince Fonso; fourth race, Kingston and
Ballston; fifth race, Ruperta and Montague;
sixth race, st. Luke and Niagara.