St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-19
While Cleopatra Takes the
Place From Russell
by a Neck.
Sir Abner Captures the Belle
Meade Maiden Stakes
at Louisville.
Cousin Joe and Vepitas in
Front in the Big Races
at Cleveland.

ant weather prevailed here to-day, and
visitors enjoyed the decided novelty of
viewing the races from the lawn with
out receiving a thorough drenching.
This improvement in the weather had a
marked effect on the attendance, and
the largest crowd of the meeting cir
culated on the grounds, and knocked
each other about in the betting ring in
mad endeavor to get the best of the
odds. The track was in surprisingly
fine condition, considering the amount
of rain that has fallen lately.
First race, sweepstakes of $50 each, for
tbree-year-olds and upward that have not
won in 1890, with $1,000 added. six fur
longs-Starters: Kingslock, 1l2, 20 to l;
Lamont liz, 60 to l; Bravo, 112, 16 to 5:
Kismet, ~, 80 to l; Forest King, l12, to
to L; Druidess, 103. 4 to l; Golden Horn,
JOS, 20 to l: Little Ella. 1O3, Is to L; Dolli-
kens, 102, 6 to L; Radient. 112, so to 1.
Little Ella was first to show, followed
by Radiant. Punster Jr. and Forest
King. Druidess shot to the front in the
first furlOng and showed the way to the
stretch, where there was a general
closing up. DruidesS won handily by
length, while Little Ella took the place
a neck before Dollikens. Time. 1:171s.
Second race, a handicap sweepstakes of
$50 each, with 81 900 added mile and six
teenth-Starters: Reporter. 112. z to 5;
Eric, Il, to 2; Daisy +, 10S, 6 to 1 Chemise,
iO2, to l; Cleaning, lO2, 10 to L; Pliny,
100, 10 to /; Glenmound, 90, 8 to l; Mabel
Glenn, 90, 10 to l.
They were all we'll punched at the
start, but passing the stand Reporter
shot to the front and very soon had an
advantage of two lengths. Behind him
came Cleaning and GlenmOund until
the turn for home was reached, when
Mabel Glenn took second place. Enter
ing the stretch she was on even terms
with Reporter, and after running few
yards with him drew away and won by
a length, while Reporter beat Eric six
lengths for the place. Time. 1:51A.
Third race, the Algeria stakes for two
year-olds, 500 each, with $1,000 added, six
furlongs-Starters: Russell, 123, 6 to 5; Gray
Rock, 11S, % to l: Strathmeath, lis, z to
10; Cleopatra, lis, 10 to l..
Strathmeath anu Russell were neck
aud neck at the start. but the former
at once went to the front, and, securing
lead of length. showed the way to
the stretch. When they were well
Strengthened out Strathmeath and Cleo
patra moved up, and, i'll a good finish,
the former won by length, while Gle
opatra beat Russell a neck for the place.
Time, II.
Fourth race the Culver stakes for two year
olds and upwards, $500 each, with $1,000
added, six furlongs - Starters: Kingston,
I22, to q; Volunteer IL, l15, & to l. Bal
larat, 100, 10 to l Drizzle, 100. II to l.
Ballarat and Volunteer got the best of
the start and raced in that order to the
turn for home, where Kingston moved
up, and easily taking the lead, held it to
the end and won by a length. Ballarat
appeared to hold the place safe enough
until the last furlong, when his head
stall slipped and Volunteer beat him by
neck. Time, 1:16L.
Fifth race, asweepstakeS of $50 each, for
maiden two-year dds with 81, 900 added
nine furlongs-Starters: Keyser, IOs, 10 to l I:
Helena gelding, 1O2 20 to / Ella Il. los, 3
to L; Nellie BY, iO5, even; Esperanza, los,
to l: Alma filly, i05, 20 to 1 Raleigh, O3,
II TO 1 Adair IO3, 20 to / Patrick, los, 40
to l Craft. 103. 20 to l. Trellis colt, 103, l5
TO |; Endora, 100, 20 to !; Bertha B tilly,
100. 60 to L; Guildeau filly. 100, 80 to / /;
Flutter filly, 100, 10 to L; Caramel FLY, 100,
10 to 1.
The race was won by Nellie Bly,, Es-
peranZa second and the Flutter filIy
third. Time, 1904.
Sixth race, a selling sweepstakes of $50
each. for ihree-year-olds and upwards, with
$1,000 added. one mile and furlong-Start-
100. 4 to 1; Vengeur, 10Y, 20 to 1; Birthday,
les, to l; Quotation, 104, to l; Flood
Tide. 1O1, 10 TO L: Castaway, 81. to /; Lee
tretia, 81, 10 to |; B Million, SO, to L /;
Mary j, "a, Otto l.
B B Million first. Birthday second,
Flood Tide third. Time. 1:O53l.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.
First race, sweepstakes of $40 EACH for
maiden three earo lds and upwards. with
81 900 added, three-quarters of a mile-Syra-
cuse, Donley. Kingstock, Duke of Leinster,
112 each; Phoebe, Edith Gray, Everglade,
Can Can, Charming, 1o3 each; Lady Jane
colt, Costa RIGA, Maxim colt. Jersey Pat, 1C6
each.
Second race, sweepstakes of $50 each, for
three year-olds and upwards mile and a
observation-disclosures, 11S; Eon, lis: Sal
VIM, 100; Lafitte, ITO; Insight. 10Y: Monita
Padee, 10Y; Castaway H., 1872; Loantaka,
122; Pearl Set 81; Senorita, 112; Torso,
1I2.
Third race, handicap sweepstakes of 500
each with 81 900 added mile and six
teenth-Diablo, JIG; Tulla Blackburn, los;
Benedictine, l02; Wh1tenose, Golden Reel.
Now or Never, Sluggard, 100: Kasson, 81;
Anaconda, 90.
Fourth race, sweepstakes of $50 each for
two-year-olds, non-wlnners of $1,000, five
and half furlongs-W Fl. Strategem. Flor
inner, Yosemite, Forerunner, Miss Hooker
colt, Black lock. 100 each; Walcott. Blithe,
Void, 11S each; Luray, Miss MCGOWAN FLY,
Euna. los each; L'Intriguant, l Is; Zenobia,
los.
Fifth race. handicap sweepstakes of $40
each, with S1,0Uo added, three-quarters of a
mile-Madstone, 1874; Tipstaff Lady Reel
Ballston, 100 each: Little Jim, 11S; Busted
11S: Shotover, Prince Howard, Iago, 1I6
each: Woodcutter, no; Laurlnski 1US;
Dutch Girl, 122.
Sixth race, selling, sweepstakes of $40
each for maiden three-year- olds, with 81 ,OoG
added, five furlongs-Il Spent San JOSE
Houston, Rock, Jersey Pat, liz each; Passa-
dena. ia; Dalusle Lass, Ia: Lady Jane
colt, 127.
Selections: First race, Lady Jane colt aud
KingStock; second race, Senorlta and Eon l.;
| third race, Now or Never and Diablo; fourth
race, Forerunner and Void; fifth race Tip
staff and Shotover; sixth race, Rock and
| Pasadena.