St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-14
RILEY is IMPROVING.
Corrigan's Colt Easily Out
foots Senator Rearst's
Tournament.
Shorts and FavoriteS Alter
nate in Winning Fat
Purses at Latonia.
Salvador, the King of the
American Turf, Retired
to the Stud.
Kentucky Breeders Inaugu-
rate Their Fall Trotting
Meeting at Lexington.

New YORK, Oct. 13.-ihiS was the
eleventh day of the meeting at Morris
Park. Results:
First race, for three year-olds and upward.
sweepstake of SIS each, with 500 added,
five furlongs-Starters: Daniel b, l22. 70 to
i Joe Courtney. l22, 3 to l; kiuie Van,
1l9. IA 10 D Elmstone, III, 20 10 l: Druid
ess. la, even
Elmstone shot to the front when the
flag fell. and, followed by Joe Courtney
and Druidess, showed the way to the
last quarter, where Kittie Van COM
menced to move up. On passing the
stand she was on even terms with the
leaders, and, in an exciting finish, won
10y half length from Elmstone, who
beat Druidess the same distance for the
place. Time, :0215.
Second race sweepstakes Of $50 each,
with $1,000 added, Coidstream weller handi-
cap, for all ages. six furlongs-Starters:
Maidstone, l32, 4 to l; Eolo, I26. 9 to /;
Blue Jeans. rs, 10 to /; \. ~ 80 TO l;
Paramaita. 12l. 10 10 /; Ruth, 12l, 2 10 1;
DR.. Hasbreuck, 1l2, 4 TO l; Noodcutter,
100, to /.
EoIe was the first to show, but was at
once joined by DIR. Hasbrouck, and the
two ran lengths apart TO the upper end
of he stand, followed by Bermuda,
Ruth and WoOdcutter. Then DR.. Has
brouck commenced to gain. and opposite
the reporters stand was neck to the
good. He increased his lead to the fin
lsh and won by Il half length. but the
judges gave the race to Eelo, placed
DIR. Hasbrouck second and Woodcutter
third. Time, 1:l415.
Third race, for two-year-olds. a sweepstakes
of SIS each. with $3.50 sdded haIf-mile-
Starters: Trinity, lis, 10 to /; Eclipse, Is,
8 TO l; Pessara. lis, 20 10 /; Flayilla. ITO,
S to !; Captain WAGNER. 100. TO /; Blithe
1t9, to /; Correction, los, IL to 5; Rinfax,
1o9, 10 to |: Best Boy, 1oI, s to l; Anar-
chist, I01, II to L; Benjamin. 10I. II to l.
After a little delay the flag fell to a
good start, with Blithe the firstto snow,
followed by Pessara, Flaville and Rim
fax. RlnfaX took the lead in the first
HOO yards, and then gave way to Cor
rection, who set hot pace until they
were opposite the stand. Then Flavilla
came with a rush and won by two
lengths from Correction. Eclipse and
Wagner made d dead heat for third
place. Time, 0:4S.
Fourth race. Pelham Bay handicap for
lhree-year- sweepstakes of 500 each,
the club to guarantee the gross value of the
stakes to be worth So 900 Mile and five
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Tournament. i30, z to
10; banquet ia 10 to l; Prince Fonso,
113, q TO L; Riley, II2, 5 to 1 Can Can, los,
II TO l; Admiral, 50, 90 to L.
Tournament shot to the front when
the flag fell, and with Riley at his heels,
made the running to the back stretch,
followed by Can Can, Banquet and
Prince Fonso. Then Riley drew up or.
even terms with Tournament. and at
the turn for home passed him, winning
easily by fifteen lengths, while Can Can
beat Tournament length for the place.
Time, 2:56.
Fifth race. for all ages a sweepstakes OF
SIS each, with S. 600 added. seven furlengs
Starters: Fltziames. 322. to 2; Now or
Never, 122, TO i; Red Fellow, 122, % to L;
Baliyhoo III. = to / ; Partridge, 81, 3 to /;
Yosemite, 81, . TO /: Hoodlum, 81, d to L.
Ballyhoo WAS the first to show and led
to the hill, where she was passed by
Yosemite, who then showed the way to
the stretch. He held his lead to the
end and won easily by three lengths
from Partridge, who beat Ballyhoo a
length for the place. Time, LIS.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Bradford. 102;
Elkton, 81; Helmet. 81; Flossie, "a; Ches-
apeake. 10Y; Woodcraft. 10; Iavistou, 1l2;
" hltenose %: Wifred 112: Torchlight 90;
Mabel Glen, l04; Punster Jr., 10Y; Bene-
Clctne H..
Torchlight ran away before the race
and in the home stretch threw Slack
and stepped OH him. The boy was car
ried to the paddock in an unconscious
condition. Bradford was first to move
when the fag fell, but Immediately gave
way to FlosSie. who set the pace to the
quarter, closely followed by Whitenose
and Bradford. Whitenose led for the
next quarter and then fell back for
Chesapeake. At the five-eighths pole
Jones brought up Mabel Glen, and pass
ing the leader landed her handy win
her by three lengths, Chesapeake sec
ond, neck before TayiSton. Time,
30. Betting: Mabel Glen, to and
10 3; place on Chesapeake even money
ENTRIES
First race, three-quarters of mile, selling
Belle of Orange, 100; Kitty T, 105; Lizzie
1O2; Cutlery, 90; Evangeline IS: War
Duke, 95: Guildean fly, 80; Riot. %: MT.
Sass, Jos; Two Lips. las; Woodcutter
1l3; Zenobia, l0I; Servitor, l04.
second race, seyen-eighths of mile-Mer-
1den. il9; Lady Reel, l19; Ger;ie d, ia;
Ballyhoo, ia; Druidess, ia.
Third race, three-quarters OF MILF B,
III: Common sense, III; Bermuda, Ill;
Michael, III; Reilly, 10S.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth, Santa
Anita handicap-W 9e; Cleaning,
9e; Eric. 100; Isaac Lewis I07: Chesapeake.
102; Princess Bowling, III; Maidstone lI2:
Cousin Jeems, loo; Al Farrow. los: Slug
gard, IO3; Hypocrite, los; Benedictine 1903;
My Fellow, 1O6; Fltzjames, ia; Tulla Black
burn. I09.
Fifth race, one mile. Champagne stakes
Masher, l03; Hueneme. 1913; HoodIum, 1O3;
Trinity, 1u3; Riot lu3; Forerunner Il3:
Peter, los; Fireworks, 100; Russell, us:
Ambulance, IFS; Esperanza. ITO.
Sixth race, tive-eighths of a mile, selling
Eandalia, u; Lake View. 1l2; Mamie B.
1o1; serenader, 90; Ruth. los; Lord Dali
meny, io2; Maaola, So; Village Maid, SO;
Vivid. 104; Bessie c, 50; GO Lucky. as
Susie s. SO; Blazon, 81; Carrie c, los:
Brunette, gel1iag, l05; Fustic, l05; Daniel
Is, 10Y; Hemat 81.
Selections: First race Seryitor and Zenbra:
second race, Merriam and Bellvhow; third
race. Reilly and Michael; fourth race. Tuila
blackburn and Suggard: fifth race, Russell
and Esperanza; sixth race, Village Maid and
Bessie G.