St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-17
A GOOD DAYS RACING.
Strathmeath and Raceland Were
Among the Winners.

JEROME PARK, July 16. - About
$500 persons were present here to-day
and they were treated to some racing
that, while not profitable to hackers of
favoriteS, was highly enjoyable. The
track was in first-class shape, and the
card presented, while not heavy, was a
good one.
First race-Handicap sweekstakes, 1,4OO
yards-Starters: Chesapeake, 122, ~; Mel
lie Bly,, ITO, Z to2; Queenston, %, Is to i;
Sirocco, 1O5 0 to /; Soho, ITO. to-
QueenstOn turned into the stretch
neck before Soho. Sirrocco and Fairy
were heads apart. As soon as they
Strengthened out, Chesapeake came
through end joined the leaders. AT the
last sixteenth Chesapeake came away,
and won easily by two lengths from
Nellie Bly,, who came very fast, and
beat Queenston out a length for the
place. Time, 1:214.
Second race. the Lassie stakes, for two
year old FLIES at $50 each, with $1,000 added
Starters: Adage fly 105, 4 to 5; Trill FLY,
TO /; lillian, 1O5, 20 to /; Lizzie Dunbar, Jos.
20 to 1: Casanova, los, 5 to 2; Dramilotte,
105, 80 to / Enid, 105, e to 1.
Adage tilly was first away and opened
up gap of ten lengtes from Lizzie Dun
bar filly, Motto, Anna B and lillian, who
followed her in that order around the
hill turn. Adage filly's lead was re-
duced to six lengths on the turn, but
the others were never able to get near
her, and she won handily by five lengths
from her stable companion, Trill hlly.
who was three lengths before Motto.
Time, 1:1634.
nit .o1ro
year olds, at 500 each, with $1,000 added,
mile and q quarteT-Starters: Strathmeath
49, to 5; Uno Grande, 1222, 10 2; Reckon,
III, 10 to |; Picknicker, III, to 2; May VIM
no. 20 to 1; Bolero, lis, 20 TO 1; Warpath, 1l5
Is 10 /; Laurestan, ITO, 200 TO l.
Reckon was first away. Bolero drew
up even with Reckon in front of the
club house and the pair led the field
out of sight. with Uno Graude, Strath
meath and Warpath following in the
order named. On the turn the field
closed on the leaders, Uno Grande,
Bolero and Reckon turning into the
stretch on even terms. UnO Grande
then drew clear. Strathmeath under
the whip won by neck just on the
post. UnO Grande beat Reckon three
lengths for the place. Time, 2:124.
Fourth race, sweepstakes for two-year-
olds, penalties and allowances. six furlongs
Starters: Temple, los, 5 to l; Julio, 10S 3
to / {; Kilkenny, los, s to 1; WyandOtte colt,
lilli. los 2 10 j; Schuylkill. 10s, to 1: Jersey
Queen, colt 10S 20 TO 1; Gold Digger, 10S, 20
to l.
Piccalilli showed in front as they went
behind the bluff, closely followed by
Temple, Julio, Kilkenny and Kinda
Dwyer. When they reappeared Temple
was in front with Piccalilli next. At
the head of the stretch Piccalilll quit.
Temple and Julio drew away, and on a
furious finish Temple won by short
head from Julio, who was neck before
Kilkenny. Time. 1:1S14.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, mile and
a siXteenth-Starters: Raceland, 121, to 10;
Kingmaker 104, II TO 1; Judge Morrow, 1872, 8
to ).
Kingmaker jumped away in front,
and with Judge Morrow and Raceland
next, made the running to the head of
the stretch. Then Judge Morrow was
beaten. Raceland set sail after King
maker. but the latter hung on we'll, and
Raceland won by three parts of length
after vigorous urging. Kingmaker was
five lengths before Judge Morrow.
Time, 1881.
Sixth race purse $1,000, selling, seven fur
longs-Starters: Long Knight, no. 8 to Il;
Catlan, los, 10 to /: Cerebus, 100, 10 to l; Per-
alto, 1O4, 10 to /; Odette, ia, to 1; Calcium,
106 3 TO 3.
Peralta was the most prominent at
the start. and closely followed by Cere-
bus, Calcium and Long Knight. set the
pace to the stretch, where Bergen
brought Calcium through, but he could
not quite get up, and Peralta won by
half length, while Calcium beat Cat
Ian three lengths for the place. Time,
TO