St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-05
TRISTAN IS SPEEDY.
The Son Of GIenelg Lowers
the Mile and a Sixteenth
Record.
HunoI and Palo Alto Go
Against Time and Both
Fail.
Dallas, the Wheeler, Wins
the Massasoit Stake at
Springfield.
preliminary Practice in the
Army Rifle Contest at
Camp Douglas.

NEW YORK. Sept. Perfect weather
again greeted race-goers at Shespshead
Bay to-day. The track WAS faSt..
First race, for two-year-olds, winners
of $1,000. Il sweepstakes of $40 each, with
81 .0OG added, about three-quariers of mile
Starters: Bellevue, lis, so to L; Niagara
. /; Eudora, los, to /; Ma,
sslona, JOS i,, 8 TO !; Early Blossom rs.
0laudine, 115, 20 to l; Benjamin, Ill. 20
20 /: Lurestan, Ill, 30 to / orion, Ill, 40
50 l: Sinaloa colt, III, 20 to 1; Blackjack,
III, ID to /; Common Sense, III. 40 to l:
!: Bette Prather. los 10 to /; Guildean
ally. 0S. TO l; Vanity, los, 80 to L; Nellie
Peyton filly. los. Is 10 /; Rosalind filly,
los, 10 TO /: Woodcutter, los. to l.
They ran in close order with the
Adage filly and Black the most promin-
ent until the stretch was reached, when
WOodcutter showed in front. followed
by Stoner. The latter took the lead at
the furlong pole. and holding it to the
end won handily by a length, while
WoOdcutter beat Betty Prather three
lengths for the place; time, LII As.
Second race, the Flight stakes sweep
stakes for two-year-olds and upward of S125
each with $3.50 added; seven fuTlongs.
Kingston. with Martin up. had walk
over, gallOping over the course for the
money.
Third race, the Reapers' stakes for three
year-olds. sweepstakes OF $50 each with
Sl,250 added, N lie and three sixteenths-
Starters: Demuth, III, to 2; Ruperta,
1O4 ) TO >: Clio. IL, % to l: Edgar John
son. ll2, % 10 l; Miss Belle, 100. Is to 1;
Eminence, 80. % to /; Longshore 90, 20
to l.
Demuth was the first away, but was
Immediately taken to the rear. and Clio
took up the running. held his lead TO
the turn, when LongShore headed him.
Followed by Demuth she made the run
ming to the turn for home, when there
was a general closing up. When well
Strengthened out Ruperta and Demuth
moved out from the rest, the former
winning easily by length, while De-
muth beat Miss Belle ten lengths for
the place. Time, 2:02 2-5.
Fourth race, the Average stakes, a sweep
stakes for threc-year-o lds and awards of $50
each, with 81, 800 added; mile and three six
teenthS-StarlcrS: Tristan i02, to l Race
land i02, 10 6.
Raceland was the first to show at the
start, and running under pull showed
the way 10y couple of lengths to the
turn Tor home, where Tristan COM
menced to gain OH him. At the furlong
pole he was on even terms, and both
boys were riding hard. lakeland was
the first TO cry quits, and Tristan then
slrew away and won by a length in
goo Is. This is new record for the
distance.
Fifth race. handicap sweepstake for
-year-olds and. upwards of $50 each.
eth $1,000 added. of which $3.50 to second
Ed 500 to third: mile and three siXteenths
u-sIarterS: Stocton 112, to l RanGuet 1O3,
x 10 | English Lady 100, 3 to 2; kenwood
80, 9 TO ..
Kenwood, Stockton and Banquet was
the order for a mile. English Lady
moved up as they entered the stretch
and took second place. She oyerhauled
the leader easily, and then both boys
sat down to ride, Kenwood finally win
ming by three-parts of a length, while
English Lady beat Banquet three
lengths for the place. lime, 2:02.
Sixth race, purse $1,000, seven furlongs-
Starters: FernwoOd, 100, Is TO l; Red Leaf,
SO7, TO /; Rambler, 10Y, II to l Quota
fson, lO4, to / {; Rancocas, 1U3, to /; Lo-
Newburg. 96, s to |; Gertie D, 9;5, to l !;
Lemon blossom, 81, 10 to l Firef1y, 1O3,
s to ,.
Quotation took the lead in the first
furlong, and, followed by Gertie ID, set
a good pace TO the quarter. where she
gave way TO the latter. Gertie d held
her lead to the stretch, where she had
enough, and Firefiy, taking the lead, won
handily by length from Fernwood,
who beat Quotation two lengths for the
place. Time. 1:2S 4-5.
Seventh race, a lightweight handicap
sweepstakes of SIS each, with 81 900 added,
mile and quarter, on turf-Starters: Mac
beth H., l2S, 5 to l; st. Luke. 119, 6 10 1 :;
Niagara. II5, to /; Long Dance ll5 4 to
5; Eleve, l13. to /.
Niagara won by a length from Mac
beth, VINO was second, half length in
front of st. Luke, third. Time, 2:1I is.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
First race, mile-Eleve. l2o: Young Duke,
132; Kingston, 49,; Monroe. us; Kyrle B,
Second race Partridge stakes. three quar-
tiers of mile on turf-LiZZie, us; Lady
Washington, IS; Bonnie Lass, lis; Eclipse.
us; Upman, lis; Strathmeath, lis; Lord
Harry. l1S; Aigernon. lis.
=, Third race futurity course-Houston, los;
Slspent. los; Costa Rica, los; Dirigo ia;
wrestler. II; Australia, 10; Lady Agnes,
Ill: Pearl Set III; Bobby Beach, 122;
Druidess II: Phoebe, 125; Rosette, I25
Clarendon, 125.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth, selling
Aznaloa colt, 81: Little Addie. los: Fannie
n los; Eminence, los; Birthday, III; Ven
S9tta, II i Gannymede, III; Brown Duke.
ea Pat Sheedy III lis St. Paris d3l Maid of
gifth race, mile and an eighth-Los An
Ses, II; Eric, 112; Golden Reel. 103;
Gsllla Blackburn, 100: Cotillion. 1885, Robes
pierre. 80 Chemise, 90; Palisade, 90
Sixth race, one mile, on turf-Kingstock.
ago; Lafette, 12u; Kismet, 12O; Blackt horn,
500; Pontico, 120; Donley, 100; Arundel,
40; st. John, 100; Fernwood, 100: Carnot,
40; Fitzroy 100: Watterson. 1913; Meriden,
100; Gypsy Queen, 1870; Young Duke, 1873
Falcon, 1873; Lucy johnson, III; Leontine,
III.
Selections: First race, Kingston and Mon
roe: second race, Strathmeath and Eclipse;
third race, BOBBY Beach and Clarendon
fourth race, Birthday and Vendetta; fifth
race. Los Angeles and Tulla Blackburn