St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-21
TENNY DIDN'T START
And Kingston Won by a Neck
From Tournament, Ham
ilton Up.
Drizzle Beats Buddhist, Cast
away, Cousin Jeems and
Others.
Catalpa Continues Taking Ev-
erything in Sight at Lou
iSville.
Watterson, Satisfaction and
Maid Of Orleans Sold at
Gravesend.


racing as person could wish to see.
Kingston and Tenny were to try con-
cluslons, and the prospect of seeing
these two equine giants do battle in
duced large majority of the visitors
present to make the journey here. The
track was in grand shape, and every one
was enthusiastic over the prospect of a
great days sport. This enthusiasm was
kept at fever heat until the second race,
when it became noised about that
Tenny had hurt himself in his
work this morning and would not start.
First race, sweepstakes of $40 each, for
three-year-o and upward with -S1,Ono
added, of which $500 to second and 500 to
third, six furlongs-Starters: King Crab,
lis, 10 to |; Blue Rock, rs, to l Al Far
row, 115. toa; Forest King, lis. 20 to l;
Lady Reel, III, 6 to L; Ruth, 1o9 80 to l;
Bobby Beach, 1O9. to 5; Worth, 100, 10
to !; Ballyhoo, los, Is to !.
After quite delay, they were sent
away to good start, with Blue Rock
the first to show, followed by Bobby
Beach and Ballyhoo. Bobby at once
rushed to the front, and, opening a gap
OF two lengths, showed the way to the
stretch, and won by length and half,
while Ballyhoo beat Worth four lengths
for the place. Time. 1:1511S.
Second race. handicap sweepstakes of $50
each, with 81, 900 added, mile and furlong
Starters: Castaway II, 40, B to l; Buddhist,
lilo, to D: Cousin Jeems, 10S, = to l: Torso,
100, to l; Livingstone 80. 20 to 1.
Buddhist was the first to show, but
Immediately gave way to Cousin Jeems,
who went to the front. Running under
a strong pull he showed the way to the
turn for home. where Buddhist and
DriZZle commenced TO close on him.
When well Strengthened out Buddhist
and DriZZle drew out, and in good
finish the latter won by short head,
while Buddhist beat Castaway a neck
for the place. Time, 1868.
Third race. the Clinton stakes for FLIES
three years old, $50 each, with 81, $50 added,
mile and a slxteenth-Starters: English
Lady. 119. 2 to L: Sinaloa IL, 40, to 10:
Heller Shelter. 1l9, to- !; cleaning. ll9,
40 to L; Sennie r, I12. 40 to |; Miss Belle.
112, 10 to 1 :; Livonia, 112 10 to 1.
Livonia was IN front as they passed
the stand, but at once gave way to
Sinaloa, who was followed by Heller
Shelter at good pace to the half. Then
Heller Shelter took the lead and showed
the way to the stretch. When they were
we'll Strengthened out SiDalOa again
took the lead. while Druidess CON-
menced to move up very rapidly. She
easily passed the field. and set sail for
the leaders. but could not get up to
them. Sinaloa won 10y length, while
Druidess beat English Lady for the
place. Time, 1888.
Fourth race, the first special for three-ye
olds and upward: 500 each with $1,000
added. mile and quarter; starters.king-
stOn, - 1 to D; Los Angeles, 12i 6 to /;
Tournament. III, to 1.
Hamilton took Tournament to the
front when the flag fell and opened up
gap of twolengths. Then came Kings
ton and Los Angeles neck and neck.
This order Was preserved until the turn
for home was reached,< when Los Ange-
les was beaten and Kingston com
menced to move up. Entering the
stretch he was on even terms with
Tournament and they ran together to
the furiong post, where Kingston Sc
cured slight lead. and Hamilton COM
menced to ride Tournament. The lat
quite get up, and Kingston, after a lit
tie shaking up, won by neck, while
Los Angeles was third. Time, 2:094.
Fourth race, a sweepstakes of $50 each,
for two-year-olds, with $1,000 added, six
INCONSISTENCIES: Eclipse, l26, to l;
Homer; l3, Is to l; Forerunner, IL, to i;
Lord Harry, l ID, 5 to 2; Kirkover, rs. 20 to
/; Amulet11c, 10 to l: Nellie BLY,, 10. 8 to
5; l. Intrguante, ITO, IL to L; Equity, ITO,
40 to |; Woodburn, 10S, Is TO /; Lowlander,
lOS, 20 to 1; Annie, 105, 80 to 1.
Homer was first to show, followed by
Forerunner and Equity. Nellie Bly, at
once moved up and showed the way to
the quarter, when she was passed by
EQUITY. the latter showed the way to
the strelch, where Nellie BLY, again took
command and, holding her lead to the
end, won by two lengths. while Equity
beat L'Intriguante the same distance
for the place. Homer fell in the stretch,
and the boy Narvice appeared to be hurt
quite badly. Time, 1:1515.
Sixth race, selling sweepstakes of $50
each three-year-olds and upwards, $1,000
added, six furlongs-Starlers: Kern, ll2. 3
| to L Rambler, no. 10 to 1; Dollikins, 1OS,
to !; Malachi, 10Y, Is to l. Ban Cloche.
107, to /; Syracuse, 10Y, 9 to 5; Radiant,
! 10Y, 10 to /; CotilIion, 1O4 II to 1 Punster
| Jr., 10l, to l; Dilemma, 90, 6 to l.
Rambler won by half length from
| Punster Jr., who beat Syracuse a neck
| for the place. Time, 1:16A.
MONDAYS ENTRIES.
First race. sweepstakes of $50 each for
| three.year-olds and upwards that have not
| won 81, 200 in 1890. three-quarters OF mile
-Urbana, Mabel Glenn, Druidess, 1O3 each
Salvini, Ballston. Strideaway, Redwood,
| Beck, Tipstaff. 112 each; Manola, 1O9;
Bobby Beach. LOG; Granite, LOG.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes of $50
each with 81 200 added mile and q furlong
-Eurus, 1872; Los Angeles, 122: Buddhist,
| 112: Eric, los; Reporter, los: Montague,
! 106 Nevada. l06: Bellwood, 1O4; Now or
Never, 100; Banquet, 95; Wilfred, 80
Eleve, Eminence, Monroe, Kasson, Lotion,
| 80 each.
Third race. selling, sweepstakes of $40
| each for maiden two-year-olds with 81 900
| added five furlongs-Aiiss Himyar, Dutch
| Girl, Vanity, Guildeau FLY, Euna, Alma filly,
115 each; Tom Donohue, Upman, Bough-
rum, Astronomer, lis each; Bay Chester,
| 1872.
Fourth race, sweepstakes of $50 EACH for
| three year-olds; non-winners with ST 900
| added, one mile-Edith Gray, Phoebe Little
| Ella Golden Horn, Livonia, log each; Lady
| Jane colt, Soho, Village King, Elkton Costa
Rica, Garrison, Masterlode, II each.
Fifth race. selling; sweepstakes of $40
! $1,000 added, three-quarters of a mile
| Dropton, 50; Lemon Blossom, SO; Village
Maid, SO; Shotover, 80; Latitte, 1872; New
burg, Roger Lynn, 90 each; Bradford. 112:
Re Echo, 1O3; Pat Sheedy, 104; Grove M,
| 90; Quotation, 100.
Sixth race. sweepstakes of $50 each. for
three-year- olds and upwards, with $1,000
| added, three-quarters of a mile-Ballyhoo,
| los; Torso. LOG; Maidstone, l12: Salvfni,
| 112; Al Farrow, 112; King Crab liz; Kas-
Ballarat, Ill; Worth, Ill; Pearlset, 1O3.
Seventh race sweepstakes of $50 each, for
| hree-year-olds and upwards, with 81 900
added mile and a turlong-Eon, 125; Phi
| losophy, 125; Come TO Taw, 100; Philander,
| III; Enne Boieyn gelding 10Y.
Eight race, selling, three-quarters of mile
! Lamont, Leo Brigal, 50 each; Daisy Wood
ruff, 1O3; Insight, lob; Caststeel, log; Susie
S. 50; Little Minnie, los; Prince Edward,
194; Ruth, 10Y. Can't Tell, SO; Syracuse,
| 160 Ben Harrison, 102.
The fifth race was divided.
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