St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-26
Lucky RaldWin's Game Little
Mare Wins the Ocean View
Stakes.
Short Horses Capture Four
Out Of Five Races at
Chicago.
Grand Circuit Campaigaefs
Trot for Small Purses at
Philadelphia.
A Dash Of Politics in the
Race Meeting at Long
Prairie.

only six races on the card at GraveSend
to-day. but about 6,0o0 visitors were
present. and they enjoyed as good a
days racing as they eonid wish for.
The weather, although trifie cool, was
very pleasant.
First race, sweepstakes of $50 each for
all ages, with 81 900 added; five furlongs-
Starters: Volunteer IL. I29, 5 to L; Mad
stone, l22, 16 to 5; Loantaka, l22. even;
Aurania. 10, 40 to 1; Stryke, l16, 100 to l /;
Monterey, So. 80 to |; Lepanto, SO, LOO to L:
Nellie BY, 80, 8 to l.
Nellie Bly, was the first to show at the
start, but was quickly passed by Mad
stone and Loantaka. The latter two
ran neck-and-Deck to the turn for home,
where Loantaka drew out and showed
the way into the stretch, closely fol-
lowed by Maidstone and Volunteer.
When they Strengthened out Nellie Bly,
came through and won easily by two
lengths from Loantaka, who beat Volun-
teer head for the place. Time. 1:0054.
Second race, the Woodlawn handicap, for
three year-olos and upward, $50 each, with
Si,5DD added. mile and three sixteenths-
Starters: lakeland, 12O. to D: Tristan,
116. 6 to l; Buddhist. l16. 5 to / !; Castaway.
1l2, to l: Iceberg, 80. 200 to 1.
Iceberg set slow pace to the upper
turn. followed by Castaway and Budd-
Inst. Then Casfaway took the lead and
showed the way into the stretch, where
Buddhist and Raceland moved up. For
few strides Castaway kept up, and
then fell back beaten. Then Raceland
drew away and won by length from
Buddhist, who beat Tristan head for
the place. lime, 2:02H.
Third race. the Ocean View stakes for
threeayear- olds. 500 each, with $1,000
added, one mile and furlong-Starters
Demu;h. 127, IL to 5; Worth, % 80 to L
Banquet, H. 5 to l; Heller SHELTER, I19, 20
TO /; Sinaloa H., 119. z to 10.
Sinaloa took the lead passing the
stand, and, followed by Heller Shelter
and Banquet, showed the way to the
back stretch. where Demuth took sec
they made the turn for home and ran
with her for furl0ng. Then Sinaloa
drew away and won by length and a
half, while Demuth beat Worth the
same distance for the place. Time,
1864.
Fourth race, sweepstakes of 500 each for
two-year- olds, ST., 900 added, five furlongs-
Starters: Rinfax, lis, 20 to L: Eclipse, llS,
Ito B; kildeer, lis. 3 to 9; Reckon. lis. 5
to ] Void. ia, 5 to L: Stratagem, III, 80
to l; w II, 1OS, 80 to L: Upman, 1913, loo
to l Blackjack 1O9, 40 to l.; Lizzie, 1OS,
30 to /; Raleigh. los, 40 to l.
Kildeer was first to show. She was at
once passed by Rinfax, who shot to the
front and opened gap of two lengths.
RinfaX kept his lead to the turn for
home, where he was Joined by Eclipse,
who came away and won as he pleased
by two lengths from Void, who beat
Strategem neck for the place. Time,
1:0215.
Fifth race, mile and a furlong-St James.
10; st. Paris. 10; sam Wood, 116; Black
thorn, ia; Echo, los; Little Jim. ITO;
Eleye, liz; Eminence, So; Kern, LA.
Little Jim spoiled over half dozen
starts and the horses were kept at the
post nearly half an hour before the flag
fell. Then Blackthorn was in front,
with Sam Wood second and ST. Paris
last. BlackthOrn made all the running
by half a length to the end of five
furlongs, from which point to
the stretchl st. James showed the
way. In the stretch Little jim drew
out and was joined by st. Paris. A hot
race enSued, st. Paris winning by a
good neck, while Little Jim beat Sam
Wood length and half for the place.
Time, 1888. Mutuals paid, straight,
$685.; place, $3.50.
Sixth race, mile-Anaconda. 40; King
stock, 140; Castaway, $50; Blackburn. 40;
Langford, los: Wilfred. $50.
Blackburn got flying start and was
eight lengths in the lead before the
quarter pole was reached. The others
| gradually closed up on him. and making
| the lower turn, he was only head be-
| fore Castaway. who led Kingstock a
| length and half. Into the stretch the
bunch was headed by Castaway. Long
| ford was last, but in wonderful burst
of speed in the last furlong he cut down
| the others and finished a winner by a
neck from Wilfred, who beat Castaway
three lengths. Time, 1:4516. Mutuals
paid, straight, $40; place, Sc.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
ee-quarters of mile-Lord Dalmeny
/ no; Iago, ITO; Fanfan. colt ITO; The Alb
| bess, 97 Gertie d, 81: Everglad 81; Veron
| lea. 81; Fairy Qneen, 81: Gunwad, 100;
! Wrestler, 100; Punster. Jr., 100; Drizzle
| rs; Druidess. 112; Ballyhoo, lO7.
| Mile and sixteenth-Prinee Royal. 1872
1 Eurus, 100: Diablo,- 11S; Rhono. ll2; Re.
porter. log: Defaulter. 105; My Fellow
| 104; Tulla Blackburn, 100; Nevada. 1o2;
| Sorrento, 100; Grimaldi, 90 Kasson, go
| Admiral, 90.
Three-quarters of mile, selling--Tom
| Donohue. 1O5: Eyangeline. los; Advent
urer, 1G5; Goldstep, los; Rometta. les
Two Lips-11O; Boughrum, 90; May Roberts
95; Dutch Girl, 95: Arrogance, 100; Mata
gorda filly. 100; Zenobia, loo; Astronomer,
103: Headlight, ITO; Latina, lO4; Lepanto,
] los.
| Second race one mile-Belle dor, 100
Getalong, 100: Sallie Harper, 100; Macauley,
I12; Renounce, 112; Pontico, 1l2; X, III;
Bravo, 112; Lynn. 1l2; Longshot, 1l2; La
fitte. l12; Persimmons, l12; Eeio. liz;
Granite, 1902; Elkton, II: Kasson, l27.
Three quarters of q mile, selling-Puzzle
80; Macauley, lee: Whitenose. log; Oracle
NJ, IS; Louise, 90; Little Addie, SO; Ruth
103; Torchight. 1872: Syracuse, 1872; Little
Minnie, los; Roger. 80; Ben Harrison. 112
| Dr.. Helmuth, 112; Bill Barnes. 1OS; Susie S.
50; Cornelia. l0l: Manola. 100; Can't Tell
SO; Drumstick. Ito: Shotoyer, 90.
Five furlongs-Lady Reel, 122; YOUNG
Duke, 100; Eolo. 1Is; Village Maid. i12
Rival, 112: Pnnster, Jr., 1os: Best Boy, 90
Keyser 81 Daniel B., 81; John M, 81
Anarchist. 81.
Selections: First race, Ballyhoo and Druid
ess; second race, Prince Royal and Reporter
third race, Tom Donohue and ZemDra; fourtl
race, Belle dor and Bravo; fifth race Bel