St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-07
NELLIE BLYS SPRINT.
The Equine Namesake of the
Globe-Circlep Wins a
Rich Stake.
She Lands the Nursery, Run
ming Away From Very
Fast Company.
Pell Nell Falls on the Track
at Latonia, Breaking
a Leg.
Three Shorts and Two Favor
ties Run Off With Colo
nels' Money,

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Only the ''regu
lars" went to the races at Morris Park
to-day, and before the afternoon was
over most of them wished they had
stayed at home. A cold, drilling rain
fell throughout the afternoon. The
track was quite heavy.
First race, for maiden two-year-olds, q
sweepstakes OF So each, with $3.50 added,
five furlOngS-Starters: Hueneme, I13, To
l; Trellis colt, Il3, 10 to l; Algonquin. Il3,
to l.; Common SENSE 1I3. 30 10 | : Flori-
lilly, no 10 ! Betty Prather. TO- g 10 l
Guildean filly, 10. 100 TO l; Reilly, 10, q
TO l; Ella T, 40, 6 TO L; Lizette, lis. Is 10
l; Park Ridge, 10, - to L; Dutch Girl, ITO,
30 to J.
Park Ridge showed in front, followed
by Ella 7 and Reilly. Reilly took sec
end place at the last furlong pole, but
could not reach Park Ridge, who won
easily by tWO lengths, while Reilly beat
Common Sense two lengths for the
place. Time. l :02.
Second race. for all ages that have not won
$1,000 in 1890. sweepstakes OF $50 each,
with $1,000 added, one mile-Starters: Vol
nnteer IL, 112. TO l; Eon, l22, even:
Kingstock, 10. 90 TO l : Racine. 13 . to 2;
issaquena illy. lO4. 80 to 1.
They were sent away to a good start,
with the Issaquena fiily, Eon and Ra-
cine the first TO SHOW. Racine at once
took the lead. winning easily by two
.engths from Eon, who beat 'Kingstock
eight lengths for the place. Time, IA.
Third race, purse 81, 0Go, mile and SIX
ieenth-SlarleIs: My Fellow, l27. 10 2;
Montague, 26. 10 D; Philosophy, 1874 5
% l; Masterlode. 40, 6 to l Lady Jane colt,
I19, 4 to /.
My Fellow showed the way to the
stretch, followed by Montague, Philoso-
ply and MaSterlOde heads apart. In the
last furlong Montague took the lead
and, ridden out, won by three parts of
length from My Fellow, who beat
Philosophy two lengths for the place.
Time. %
Fourth race, Nursery stakes, for two-year-
olds, sweepstakes of 81, each, with So
900 added. six fnrlongs-Starters: Kildeer,
1l5, - 10 3; Castalia, rs. 6 to l; Nellie
Bly,, ITO, to >; Amulet. lG9, so to l; Aver
age, LOG, 40 to /; Mimi fly 1913, 12to l.
They were sent away with a delay,
with Kildeer the first to show and the
others close up. AS they struck the
top of the hill Nellie Bly, went to the
front and stayed there to the finish,
vim ing easily by three legnhths from
Kildeer, who beat Average a length for
the place. Time, 1:1615.
Fifth race, Country club handicap, for all
ages, sweepstakes of 500 each, with 81
IL
Tristan, 1l3, . TO =: senorita, 112. 5 to /:
Los Angeles, 1l2. 8 to D; Reporter, lCS. 8
to 3; Fitziames, 1O6. S to / Joe Courtney,
o. 10 to l.
Joe Courtney was the first to show to
a good start, followed by Tristan,
Senorita, Reporter and Fitziames.
Courtney showed the way to the turn
Tor home, where he was Joined by
Senorita. he latter took the lead on
entering the stretch, and, stallng Off
TriStan's rush, won. hard ridden, by
half length, while Tristan beat Re
porter two lengths for the place. Time,
1879.
Sixtn race, selling. five fnrlongs-Village
Maid do4; Mamie B, 100; Susie S, 80; Rain
bow, l09 PqnSterJr, 81; Little Fred, "a:
Alma FLY, 81 Manola. 106
The order of The start was Village Maid.
Manola and Susie S.
They ran i'll this order for three fur
longs, when Little Fred took the read.
only to fall back for Punster Jr., who
came with rush and won by three
lengths, Susie S beating Little Fred a
length and half for the place. Time,
:0l. Betting: Punster Jr., to l and
TO >; place..on Susie S. 5 to l.
Seventh race, selling, five furlongs-Bru-
nette gelding, 100; Grace NJ. 80; Benjamin,
Cd; Cornelia, 1853; Ruth 1O4; Autocrat. III
Autocrat led from start to finish, win
ming by neck from Ruth. who came
with rush by the stretch, and beat
Grace NJ two lengths for the place.
Time, 1902. Betting: Autocrat, 4 to 5
and out: place on Ruth. to 5.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DEY.
First race, tlree-quarters of a mile selling
Miss Hooker colt, Iol: Sinaloa colt 9S:
Emma j. %; Palermo, %; Graylock, 100
Second race, five furlongs-Eolo. I22:
Bradford 1872: Houston, III; Autocrat, III;
Dalsyrian. III; G.. W. Cook, III; Param-
meta, 1l7; Ballyhoo, ia; Best Boy, 81;
Ballarat 1l2
Third race, mile and quarter, Medic hand
cap-Layinia Belle, 1C0; Riley, 100; Tristan,
III; Eleye, 30.
Fourth race. three-quarters of a mile. EN-
dorf handicap-Mr Sass, 90; Flavilla. 90:
Blithe, 113; Gray Rock, lO7: TERRIER. 10Y :
Early Blossom. l01; Annie, 102; Peter, 1O2 ;
RinfaX, 1O5.
Fifth race. Hickory stakes, mile and
half-Chesapeake, 122; Robespierre, I22;
Tournament, 122; Banquet, 122; English
Lady, II9.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth. selling
Pontiac, 81: Esquimau, III: Wilfred liz;
Golden Reel, los; Flood Tide, n3; B B
Million. 1903: Kern, log; Arthur W. IO2;
Salute, %; Elevc, 1U5; Eminence so
Selections: First race Falerma and Emma
d; second race. Bradford and Ballyhoo; third
race Tristan and l.avi6ia Bell, fourth race,
Biithe ard Early BLOSSOM; fifth race
Tournament and Chesapeake; sixth face,
ESQT.nan and kpru