St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-12
SHORT HORSES WIN.
The Swapping Of Favorites
Continues to Enrich the
Books.
Both Events at Westehester
Fell to Morris Stable
Racers.
Teprifier Was the Only Favor
lite That Helped His
Baekers.
DR.. Nave Cleverly Beaten by
w. G. Morris in the Ozark
Stakes.

day and it was treated TO some firSt-class
sport. The weather was all that could
be desired and the track was in first
class shape. The card presented was a
good one. consisting of the Casanova
stakes for two-year-old FLIES at SIX fur
longs, the Throggsneck stakes for three
year-olds at seven furlongs, and four
other races. Both events were won by
representatives of the Morris stable, but
it cost more to win the three-year-old
event than it was worth, as Terrifier,
the winner, was entered to be sold for
$1,000, and Matt Byrnes ran him up to
S9,005, at which price he was bought in.
Outside of Terrifier there was not
single favOrite successful and the talent
went home in mourning.
First race, sweepstakes, for three-year-olds
and upwards, six furlongs- Starters: Long
street, ia, to 5; La rosca, LOG, to s.; Tor
mentor, 122 200 to /; Correction, 1912, 10 to 5;
Sleipner, 122, 80 to l Annie, 106. 20 to l.
At the last quarter La Tosca went to
the front and made game fight with
Correction, Tormentor and LongStreet
to the last sixteenth. Hamilton then
redOubled his eXertions on the big son
of Longfellow, and. drawing away, won
by length from La Tosca. who beat
Tormentor two lengths. Time, 1:14.
Second race, handicap, for three-year-ods
and upwards, mile and a ADMINISTRATORS:
Riley, l19, 5 to 2; Maidstone, III, IL TO l; Sir
John. 124, IL to 5; CaSsuS 1882 s to l; Tour
nament III 16 to 81 Raceland, 116 20 to 1;
Come to Taw. 1O4. 40 to 1.
Cassius held the lead up the hill, fol-
lowed by Raceland, Riley, Tournament.
Sir John and Maidstone. Coming around
the turn by the water tower CaSsius
still held the lead, with Raceland, Riley.
Tournament and Sir John next. AS
they entered the stretch Riley pulled
up even with CaSSiuS, and the two ran
Tapped to the last sixteenth, where Cas-
SiuS was beaten, and Maidstone came
through very fast and in fighting finish.
Riley barely beat Maidstone ont by a
head, Sir john third, five lengths away.
Time, 1881.
Third race, the Casanova stakes. for two
year-old hllies, with $1,000 added. six fur
longs Starters: Spinalong, 12O, 30 to 1;
Dunbar FLY, rs. to 5; Anna 11S, IL to 5;
Promenade, 1l5, to 1; Crystal, lis. Is to 1;
Belle lis, Is to L; Prudence ITO, so to 1.
When they came in sight Anna B was
leading, with Dunbar tilly, Promenade
and SpinalOng next. Coming into the
stretch Lizzie Dunbar filly was leading
by an open length. followed by Anna B,
Spinalong and Promenade. At the last
quarter Spinalong went to the front and
led 10 the finish, winning by length
and half from Lizzie Dunbar filly, who
beat Anna B two lengths. Time, 1:l515.
Fourth race, the Throggsneck stakes, for
three-year-olds, with $500 added, seven fur
iongs-Starters: Terrifer, 122, 2 to 5: LIN
triguante, III, 2 to l. Lima, 1C9 Is to 1 Prince
Charming 104, 20 to 1.
At the top of the hill Lima had the
lead, with Terrifier. L'Intriguante and
Prince Charming following in the or
der named. When we'll Strengthened
out TERRIER went to the front, and, with
Lima, L'Intriguante and Prince Charm
ing, made the running to the last quar-
ter. There Terrifer drew away, an d
by four lengths from L'Intriguante, who
beat Lima length and a half. Time,
1:2S.
Fifth race, lightweight handicap, mile and
a slxteenth-Starters: Demuth. los, 20 to 1 :;
Judge Morrow. 116, IL to 10: Dablo. 106, to
1: Banquet, Ill, 2 to 1; st. James, 90. 20 to l.
Before the quarter was reached De-
muth shot TO the front, and, opening a
gap of three lengths, held it to the end.
st. James held second place until COM
ing into the stretch, where Judge Nor
row and Diablo passed him. 1t was a
hot finish between Judge Morrow and
length from Judge Morrow, who beat
Diablo by neck. Time, 1:47.
Sixth race, sweepstakes for all ages, selling
allowances, mile-Starters: Text 112, z to !;
Vardee, 101, II to 5; Stryke, ITO, to 1; Adj
venturer o., Ale to 1; Lepanto, 81, s to l.;
Vivid, 96, 30 to l; Evangellne, n, 20 to /;
Esquimau, 12l, 312 to 1.
flag fell, and was closely followed by
Vardee, Lepanto and Evangeline.
When the top of the hill was reached
EVangeline took up the running and
held the lead until the last furlong,
when Text came from the rear and won
by length from Vardee, who beat
Stryke two lengths for the place. Time,
1:4115.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
First race, mile-J B, Common Sense,
Chatham, Riot, Algernon, Warpath, Void,
Rheingold, us; FIavilla, Reilly, Hypatica, no.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth, handi
cap-Tulla Blackburn, h. Banquet, no;
Fit Fit James 1Gs; Castaway IL 1o6 Drzzle,
Third race, fremont handicap, three
quarters of a mile-Madstone, 121; Volunteer
H.. 1l6; Santiago, III; Fitz James, 112; Am
buiance, ITO; L'Antriguante, 100; Defaulter,
los; Tormentor, 9S; Ballarat, 81; Sorceress.
"a; Gunwad 90; San Juan, 90; Eaton
town, so.
Fourth race, five-eighths of a mile-El
Ramellete, lis; Crocus, lis; Fauvette, us;
Emma Primrose, 115; Ninone, rs; Marina,
us; Piccalilly, rs: Perfume, lis: Jessie
Faustus, lis: Belle D. 115; Annie Queen. lis;
Enid, lis; Natalie s. lis; Algona, LIS; lillian,
lis: Hettie, lis; Democracy. no.
Fifth race, three-quarters of mile-His
Highness, Mars. Othmar, lis; Actor, 49,
Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile, sell
ing-Dalsyrian, 113; Silver Prince. Mountain
Deer, Iii: Arab 100: Torchlight, Blackburn,
Centura, Count Dudley, Soho, Sir Lancelot,
Meriden, l07; Vengeur, 106; Sequence colt,
l 1oS; Iago, looi Daisy woodruff, 1O4; ocypete.
"a; War Duke. SO; The Pookey, so; Ka-
trine, So.
SELECTIONS.
Chatham and Warpath, Drizzle and Zulla
Blackburn. Ambulance and Maidstone Ne
none and Marina, Mars and His Highness,
oh, nd Eloxri