St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-16
LAST DAY AT wEsTCHEsTER.
The New York Jockey Clubs I'm
successful Meeting Ended.

New YORK. Oct. 15.-1he New York
Jockey club brought its autumn meet
ing at Morris Park to close to-day. 1t
has not been a successful meeting, and
yet it is probable that the club has not
lost much money. The card offered for
the closing day was not at all brilliant,
but the weather was so inviting that
race-goerS could not resist the tempta-
ton, and consequently a very fair
crowd was present. The track was in
an abOminable condition. and the fields,
already light, were further reduced by
liberal scratching.
First race, for all ages that have run and
have not won at the meeting, a sweepstakes
of Sl5 each with S75o added, five furlongs-
Starters: Maidstone. ID, Is to 3; Ballarat, III,
to l; ElmstOne. III, 10 to / Eclipse 80,
to 3: Reilly, 80, 10 to 3.
Elmstone was the first to show at the
start, followed by Reilly. Maidstone and
Eclipse. They ran in this order to the
quarter, where Maidstone took the lead,
and, holding it to the end, won by four
lengths from Eclipse, who beat Reilly
five lengths for the place. Time. 1:0lM.
Second race, Stonewall weller handicap.
for all ages, a sweepstakes OF $50 EACH with
$1,000 added six furlongs-Starters' Brad
ford, 49,, to l.: Lake View, 40. to /;
Annie. 0S, to ); Park Ridge, 1O7, S to l
Silver Prince, 1U7, Il to l; Mr.. Sass, 100, %
to z: Scraps, 100, 10 to l.
They all ran in close order to the
quarter, where Annie showed in front,
closely followed by Bradford and Lake
View. Bradford took the lead at the
quarter, and looked all over winner,
but Annie came again, and IN a good
finish won by half length from Brad
ford, who beat Lake View two lengths
for the place. Time, 1:l53l.
Third raoa EchO 70 pc Tor ,rao ,-aor o16e
sweepstakes OF $50 each, with SlOnO
added, mile and siXteenth-Starters: Ro
settle 1O7, to .: st. James. loo, > to L:
Punster Jr.. lO2. & to l; Gunwad, I02 5 to
!; insight 90, IL to l.; Busted. l02, . to L.
Punster Jr. at once went to the front
and showed the way for quarter, when
he gave way to RoSette, VINO set the
pace to the turn for home. There she
gave way to St. James. who won by
short head from PunSter Jr., who beat
Insight length for the place. Time,
l: ~.
Fourth race, for three-year-olds and up
ward, that have run and not won in 1890,
race of 81 600, sweepstakes of SIS each.
with 500 added. one mile-Stariers: Bene-
dictine, 122, II to ); Elkton, ll3, to l !:
Paramatta, l12. 10 l; FoXmede, lO3, 6 to
/; Masterlode, SO, 5 to 3.
FoXmede rushed to the front in the
first furl0ng and set the pace to the
hOhu VI lHC SticlCll, ClOScly lOilONeu Dy
Benedlctine. Paramatta and Eikton
Then there was general closing up,
and they ran in close lunch to the
last furlong. There Paramatta drew
out and won good race by length
from Masterlode, who beat Bone
dictine six lengths for the place. Time,
las.
Fifth race. fall Test handicap, for ages. a
sweepstakes OF $50 each, with $1,000 added
mile and quarter. Starters: Eurus lI6 9
TO / {; Diablo. III, to 5; Stockton, ) to q:
My Fellow, Z 10 L; Outbound, SO, 90 TO 1.
My Fellow. followed by the others,
neckS apart, showed the way to
the head of the stretch, where
Diablo and Eurus took second and third
places. When once Strengthened out.
Diablo commenced to gain on the
leader, and, passing him opposite the
furlong pole. won handily by three
lengths, while My Fellow beat Eurus
the same distance for the place. Time,
2:1z1%.
Sixth race. Farewell stakes for two-year-
olds; a sweepstakes of $50 each, with 81, 600
added; six furlongs-Starters: Monterey
Ill, to /; Kirkoyer Ill, TO 10: Terri,
fer. Ill, 3 to l.
Kirkover and Terrifier ran neck and
neck for half mile. Then Kirkover
drew away and won easily by a length.
while Terrifer beat Monterey five
lengths for the place. Time, 1861.
Seventh race. for all ages. sweepstakes of
$50 each with $1,000 added: heat of one
mile and a siXteenih-Starters: Can Can,
40. to 3: Eleye, IO2. II to5.
Can Can took the lead at the start and
held it 10 the end. diStancing EIeye.
-dme, 1:56.