St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
RACINE'S GREAT RUN.
Senator Stanford's California
Bred Colt Smashes Ten
Broeck's Record.
A Son Of Ten Broeck Also
Proves Worthy Of His
Sire.
Two New Marks Made in One
Day at Washington
Park.
Entries for the Trotting Meet
ings Of the Twin Cities
Circuit.

CHICAGO, June 26.-An extra race
was down on the card to-day, making
six events for the afternoon. In the
first race the favorite, ia ia, won in a
canter by three and half lengths in
fast time. The second race, as extra
race, had for starter the fast three
year-old California horse Racine, owned
by Senator Stanford. the field was of
that order which would indicate that to
win Racine must lower or run very close
to the record. He was away in front,
and fought for his head from the
first quarter to the head of the
stretch, at which point he was let co.
and went home an easy winner in the
remarkable time of 1:391a, beating the
record of Ten Brock quarter of a
second. made at Louisville, May "a, 1877.
Time for different distances. as follows;
1%S-mile, :1214; Amlle, :24119; e mile.
:361a; Hmile, :4s19: I-mile, 1:01 ;
sl-mile, 1:131s: %-mile, 1861; mile,
1:391a. Theevent of the day,
the Oakwood handicap, mile and
an eighth, rich sWeepstake.
won by R. T. Hofloway's four-year-old
horse Teuton, beating the famous Los
Angeles by a head and the record of
1853, made by Terra Gotta at Sleeps
head Bay, June %, 1883. After the
quarter he led the entire course, but
if one Jump more could have been given
to Los Angeles at the wire she would
have added one more victory for the
colors of the black and red. Time at
different distances: 7%s-mile, :121a; n
mile, rs; sS-mile, :3711a; 11a-mile, 80:
M-mile. i:0SI; &-mile, 1:16; 5s-mile,
1:2715; mile, 1895; 11s miles, 1924.
The next two events were we'll con-
tested, and the day is one long to be re-
membered by race-goers OF this city.
Attendance 5000: track fast.
First race, three-year-olds and upward, one
mile, purse S6GO-S.arters: ia Ja; 81 to 2;
Rambler, 112 5 to l; Benson, 107 10 to !;
Laura Davidson, 1O2. to |; Etruria. SO,
to L; Many, 1O6, to l.; Winning Ways,
lo2 10 to / Daniel, l07, 8 to l: Insolenee.
Ill, 3 to L; Pain Killer, III, 20 to 1; Cop
perfeld, 107, 10 to 1.
Rambler got away first, but was
passed at the club house by Pain Killer
and Winning Ways, ia ia fourth, three
lengths away from the rest, punched.
This order to the head of the stretch,
where ia JAS jockey let up on his head,
and before the furlong from home was
reached he was leading by two lengths,
and went under the wire winner.
three and half lengths in front of
Rambler, second, short head from
Benson, third. Rest strung out. Time,
1:41.
Second race, extra for three-year-olds and
upwards, one mile, purse S6OO-Starters;
Racine, 1o7, l to 6; Marion 9. lo2, ~ y to l;
1 Churchill clark 107. 25 to /; y, 1O7,
SO to /; Cecil B, 81, 6 TO l; Jed, 90, Is to 1.
After couple of breakaways they
were off, Racine the best OF the breed
by length, Gymnast and Marion Z
neck and neck, the others well up and
punched. Racine continued to lead
and at the stretch Gymnast brought him
to a drive, but at this point Narvice
gave the speedy horse his head, when
he drew away. handily winning by
length and half from Marion Z sec
ond, who beat Gymnast for place by
short neck. Time, 1892:
Third race, for two-year-olds' nve M duriongso;
to Brutus Ill, 5 to L; Virgin, l'9, to l;
Burr Cooper lis, to Q; Linlithgow, 108,
10 to l. Rose Howard, 115, 10 to !;
Blanche's Last, 1O9, 10 to l; Harry Ray. Ill,
to 1; Ben March, 11S, to l.
Sister Linda goes away in the, lead.
Brutus second, three parts OF length
away. This order was maintained
throughout, Sister Linda winning by
length and half from BrutuS second,
Virgin third. Time. 1929.
sweepstakes for all ages, mile and a furlong
Starters: Teuton, 113 to 5; Los Angeles,
1872 4 to /; Santiago. SO, to L; Climax,
ll2. Is to /; Hypocrite, ITO, 10 to L; Lewis
Clark, ITO, 10 to l; Delmar. 1Ol, TO l;
Business, &c. 10 to l Elyton, llo, lO 70 L.
Business got off in the lead. Teuton
and Santiago at the first quarter started
out for Business, and before the half
was reached Teuton led by length,
with Los Angeles second. Santiago
third. They raced in this order into
the stretch, Teuton three lengths in
front. all driving hard. Twenty yards
from home Los Angeles came as shot
from a gun, but Teuton was lifted under
the wire winner by short head from
Los Angeles second, three-quarterS Of
length in front of Santiago third. lime,
1924.
wards, purse S60O-Starters: Joe Black
burn, ITO. 2 to l; LakeyleW: 10; 81 70 !; Llz-
MONTPELIER, 1OS. Is to 1; Sena A, 100. to 81
Nina Archer los. to 1; Dyer, LOG, 15 to !; /;
McCauley, 115, 10 to l.
McCauley got off in the lead. Dyer
second, neck and neck with Blackburn.
This was the way to the three-quarters
when Blackburn went to the front and
won easily from Lakeview, second, by
a length and half from Lizzie B, third.
Time, :4Sl, Distance, mile and a six
teenth. -
one mile-Starters: Louisa Forrest III. B
to /; Princess Limo, III, 10 to l; Jack Muir
ray, 10Y. 10 to |; Hocksey, 122 10 to
to 5; Polemus, 112, 10 to L; henry Mack,
I12. 10 to l.
Louisa Forrest got the flag by a
length and half and would not be
caught, winning by a length from Limo
second, who was length in front OF
Murray third. Time. 1:4S%.