St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-23
BANQUET A SPLINTER
He Goes in at IL to 1 and
Beats the Favorite Bud
dhiSt.
Maidstone Beats a Field Con-
tanning AL Farrow and
Other Good Ones.
Bob Fors ythe and Pantalette
Run a Dead Heat at
Louisville.
Four Thousand People See the
Queen City Trotting With
out Price.

as the track was in firSt-claSS shape.
First race, sweepstakes of $40 each, for
three-yearolds and upward. six furlongs-
Starters: Tipstaff, 1l2, 8 to D: Strideaway,
lie, 8 to L; Manola, 100, 40 to L Bobby
Beach, 1U6. 8 to B; Urbana, 1O3. 100 to l {;
Mabel Glenn, 1913. 5 to l.
TipStaff at once went to the front and
opened up a gap of a length, which he
held to the turn for home. Then Bobby
Beach joined him, and. drawing away
at the end, won handily by two lengths,
while TipStatf beat Mabel Glenn the
shortest of heads for the place. Tine,
Ills.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes of
$50 each. with $1,000 added, mile and a
furlong-Starters: Eurus, 122 to l; Los
Angeles, l22, to 1: Buddhist. H.. to o.
Eric JOS. - to l; Montague, loo, II to L;
Nevada, LOG, loo to L; Banquet, 80. II TO
|; WiIfred, 95, 10 to l; Monroe, 8, 90 to l.;
Kasson 80, 10 to l; Lotion, 30, ~ to l.
Monroe, Lotion and Wilfred passed
the stand neck and neck, with Bud
dhist and Los Angeles next. At the
quarter Monroe rushed to the front, and
showed the way to the three-quarters,
where Eurus moved up. Monroe held
his lead to the stretch, followed by
Eurus, Buddhist and Wilfred, with the
rest close up. When they were we'll
Strengthened out Monroe fell back
beaten, and Banquet joined the leaders.
Then commenced a drive, and it seemed
as though Buddhist had won by good
head, but the judges gave the race to
Banquet. with Buddhist second and
Eurus third. Time, :55.
Third race. selling sweepstakes of $40
cash. for maiden two-year-olds, with $1,000
added, five furlongs-Starters: Baychester,
~, D to l; Tom Donahue, l18. 10 to 1 :;
upman, lis. l. to |; Boughrum. lis, to
Agtpnnnnar IN I
2 TO l Alma II, FLY, 119, 20 to L; Euna,
lis, 6 to l.; Vanity, rs, . to L; Dutch Girl.
lis, 10 to L; Miss Himyar, 115, to i :;
Guilden illy. 115, Is to l.
They were sent away in good order
with Astronomer the first to show,
closely followed by Benjamin. These
two ran together to the head ,of the
stretch. Then Miss Himyar took third
place. In the last turlOng Tom D0no-
hue, who got off badly. came with a
rush, but couldn't get up, and Benjamin
won by neck, while Tom Donohue
beat Miss Himyar two lengths for the
place. Time, 1:04A,
Fourth race. a sweepstakes of $50 each.
or three-year-ol with $1,000 added, one
mile-Starters: Masterlode, 1I2, z to s.;
Garrison. III. 40 to | Costa RIGA. IL. IL
Is to l. Elton, l12, 8 to l; Village King, 1l2.
40 to l /; Lady Jane colt, I12, 6 to L Linonia
109 5 TO 9; Golden Horn. 100, 10 to !;
Little Ella. l09 q to l; PhGbe, 100, ~ to
/ Edith Gray, 109 81 TO /.
Phoebe made the running, followed
by Costa Rica, Village King and Little
Ella. AS they struck the stretch Elton.
MaSterlOde and the Lady Jane colt
moved up. and IN rafting finish be-
tween the three Elton won by a head.
while MasterlOde beat the Lady Jane
colt head for the place. Time, :4434.
Fifth race. selling sweepstakes of $40
each, for three -yearolds ana upward. with
Sl.O0U added, six furlougs-Starters: La
fttee, l22 80 to l; Bradford, ll2, even;
Pat sheedy, 109 so to L; Re Echo lol, 20
to l. Oracle M, log. 20 to i Shotoyer. 30.
II to l Newburg, 90, IL to L Roger, 90, 40
to L; Lynn. 81. ~ to Deception, 80 40 to
L: Lemon Blossom, SO, 15 to l; Village
Maid, 80 6 to L; Quotation, 100, to l.
Newburg showed the way to the last
furlong. with Village Maid and Shot
Bradford came through with great
burst of speed, and won by neck,
while Newburg beat Oracle Nj three
lengths for the place. Time, 1:154.
Sixth race, sweepstakes of $50 each TO
three year-olds and upwards, with $1,000
added, six furlongs-Starters: Maidstone,
1l2, 5 to 1; Salvini II, 80 to L; Al Farrow,
rat Ill, 10 to 5; Worth, Ill. 10 to i; Mon
tia Hardy, 1O9 20 to l Meriden, 100, Il to
5; Ballyhoo, 1O6, to 1.
Ballyhoo at once went to the front,
and. with Worth at her throatlateh. led
to the head of the stretch. Then Mad
stone took command. and won handily
by length and half from Meriden,
who beat Al Farrow head for the
place. Time, 1:15.
Seventh race. sweepstakes of $50 each.
for three year-olds and upwards. with $1,000
added, mile and a furlOng-Starters: Eon,
125. 2 to 5; Come-to Taw. 10, 3 to l. Phil
osophy, Us, 5 to ! Philander, 10Y, 40 to l.
Philosophy showed the way to the
turn for home. Then Come-to- Taw
took the lead and showed the way to the
stretch, when Eon moved up, and, going
to the front, won easily by six lengths:
Come-to-Taw and Philosophy had hot
fight for the place, the former getting it
by half length. Time, 1861.
Eighth race. selling sweepstakes of $50
each for three-year- olds and upwards. with
81, 900 added; six furlongs-Starters: Ruth,
10Y, 80 to l. Cast Steel, loo, IS to L; Little
Minnie, los, 20 to 1; Prince Edward, 1U4.
Harrison, 1O3, to >; Can't Tell, 100, IL to
/; Susie S, 90, 8 to L: Lamont, 80. 40 to 1 !;
Leo Brigel, 90, ~ to 1; Insight, 90, TO 1.
Ben Harrison won by a length from
Ruth, who was second, head in front
of Susie S, third. Time, 1:154.
ENTRIES FOX TO-DAY.
First race, five and a half turlongs-Iago
los; Monroe 10S; Jennie r, 100; Veronica,
1G9; Prince Howard, ia; Mamie Is. I0I ;
Village King, 1o2; Elmstone, 1902; Chesa-
peake 10; Rancocas, LOG.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth-Diablo,
100; My Fellow, 10S; Esquimau. l04 :;
Grimaldi, 100; Torso, 100; Bravo, 100; Leila
May, 100; Arundel 81; Salvini, 90; r B
Million, SO; Gunwad, 95; Fan Fan colt, so;
Longshot 80; Rizpah. 80; Kasson, 80.
Third race. Willow stakes. Ihree-quarters
of mile-EsperaRza, 10S; Equity, 10S;
Lizzie, 1903: Annie, i0S: Amulet, l0S; Sallie
McClelland. 115; Reckon, l15; Kildeer, lis !;
Castalia. lis.
Fourth race. Fulton stakes. mile and a
quarter-Can Can, 112; English Lady, l12;
Demuth. u.s. Sir John. us; Masterlode
us; Admiral, us; Anaconda. LIS; Buriing
ton, 122; Prince Fonso, 100; Kenwood, 122:
Sinaloa Second, 119.
Fifth race five-eighths of mile-Sim-
rock, IL; Uncertainty, Ill; fragrant, III
Adair Ill; Lowlander, i'll; Florimor Ill
Two Lips. Ill; j B. III: Palermo, los;
Platter, filly, los; Landscape. 10S; Adage
filly, 1O8; Bellona Second flly, 10S; Miss
McGowan FLY, 108; Smilax FLY, 1O8;
Keiser. 11S.
Sixth race, one mile. selling-St Paris, LOG
Dundee, Jog; Eleve, 112; BancIoche, 1I2;
Backbone, la: Esquimau, 1875; Rover,
90: Sam Wood, l16; Birthday, 112; Kern,
1872; Tattler, 12S:
Seventh race, five and half furlongs-
Gertie D. 80; Insight, 80; Onward. 1O2:
Rainbow, 1O9; Lady Blackburn, 100; Count
| Dudley, 110; Busted, 116; Houston, 10S;
| Rock, I0S.
| Eighth race. mile, selling-Little jim, ITO:
Maid of Orleans. III; Renounce. 112; Pom
| tico. LOG: Rambler 100; Eminence 1O3:
| 116; Falcon, 116; Gendarme, la.
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