St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-03

third of the starting money; colts to carry
l22 pounds, FLIES and geldings l19 pounds'
allowances; one mile and five Iurlongso
Starters: Torso, 122, 5 to L Padishah, 1l9,
10 to Il Banquet 119. 5 to l. Her Highness,
116 to L; Palisade rs, to l Rancocas,
l12, 80 to l King Thomas. l12, 10 to /;
Tournament, 1l5ls, to 3; Jersey Pat, lO9,
80 to1
Green Morris had given his colt Lisi-
mOny special preparation for this
race, and last night when he went into
his stall he was fit to run for a mans
life. This morning when led out he eX-
hibited symptoms of lockjaw. Since
then the horse has not shown any i'm
provement, and the opinion seems to be
that he will die. Tournament was made
the fayorte, with Palisade second
choice, and Torso and Banquet next in
demand. The race was as poor one
as has ever been seen on this track.
After passing the stand it was not a
question of who would win, but how
much he would win by. The start was
made in the dip on the Futurity course,
and when they got the flag Tournament
at once ran out and at the end
of furlong was length be-
fore Banquet, with PadiShah third.
At the half-mile post Tournament had
increased his lead to three lengths, and
PadiSha, while the others were Begin
ming to string out. Her Highness moved
up from fourth position in making the
turn, and at the end of the three-quar-
tiers was in third place, only neck be-
hind Banquet. Tournament in the
meantime had opened up gap of two
more lengths, and was fast getting
away from the rest. At the mile post
Tournament was eight lengths i'll the
lead. while Her Highness had passed
Banquet aud was in second place, Ban
quet third and Padishab fourth. Ham
ilton on Her Highness evidently ex-
pected Tournament to fall back, but
he did nothing of the kind, but in
creased his lead at every jump.
On the far turn it was regular
procession, with Tournament twenty
lengths to the good, followed by Her
Highness, two lengths before Banquet,
and the rest strung out for furlong.
After the stretch was reached TOurna-
ment increased his lead still further and
further. and simply galloped past the
post winner by thirty lengths. The
only interest in the race was the fight
for second money. Banquet moved up
rapidly in the stretch, and, at the fur
long pore, was OH even terms with Her
HighneSs. A brief silence ensued,
when Her Highness drew away and got
it by short head, while Banquet beat
Padishah ten lengths for third money.
Then came Palisade, King Thomas,
Rancocas and Jersey Pat, very poor
last. Time. PSI.
sweepstakes of $50 each, with So, 900 added.
mile and half-Starters: Cassius, 12S, 5
to 2; Eon, 1l8 3 to 5; Prather, 105, 3 to l;
Watterson, 81, 80 to 1.
In the run to the stand, Eon secured
lead of three lengths, while Cassius
had the same advantage over Prather.
Eon kept his lead up the back stretch
and to the far turn. where Cassius drew
up on even terms, and Prather COM
menced to improve his position. When
the stretch was reached CaSsius went to
the front handily. and, remaining there,
won by two lengths, while Prather beat
Eon three lengths for the place. Time,
2:3S Is.
Sixth race, for two-year-olds, purse 81, 900,
Futurity course-Starters: Evangeline 105.
to 3; Seryitor, 1903 2 to L; Tourist SO,
to l; Lepauto, 90, 13 to 3.
Evangeline and Servitor ran in the
lead the whole way until the last fur
long was reached, when Lepanto came
from the rear, and taking the lead held
it to the end and won by length from
Evangeline, who beat Tourist the same
distance for the place. Time. :13 Is.
Seventh race. handicap sweepstakes for
three-year- and upward of $50 each,
with 81, 800 added two miles on turf
Starters: Tea Tray. $50, 10 to 2: Taragon,
$50, 5 to l; Gallifet, l2l, to / Little Jim,
119, Is to i; ST. Luke, l1S, to l; Brian
Boru, 116, 20 to /; Sorrento, liz, z to l;
Dundee, ITO, 80 to !; Fergus, 105 100 to l.
ST. Luke won bya neck from Little
Jim, who beat Taragon two lengths for
the place. Time. 3:35.