St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-22

race was run in fair time. The feature
of the card was the Barnegat stakes. but
il was robbed of most of its interest by
the withdrawal of Montana.
First race, handicap sweepstakes, six fur
longs-Starters Chesapeake, 80. S TO 5;
orageuse, 90, TO I; soho, los, p 10 1; Cor
reotlon, l01, even; Rheingoid, 81, 100 TO /.
Correction and 0rageuse were the
quickest TO move. and they showed the
others the way until the head Of the
stretch was reached. Then Correction
quit, and Orageuse looked a winner.
Chesapeake ranged alongside at the
last sixteenth, and, in brilliant finish.
won by a short head from 0rageuse,
who was length before Soho. Time,
1:l6.
Second race, Colleen stakes. for two-year-
old fllies, So each, with Sl,500 added, pen
alties and allowances, six furlongs-StarGers
Trill FLY. 103. TO 10; Lizette, los, 5 10 /;
Mascot, 103. : 10 /; Anna B. 12n to /; Algor-
"a, 13, % ID l; Fleurette, 105, % to I; Croeus,
los. 20 10 l.
Lizette jumped away. followed by
CrocuS, Mascot and the Trill filly. This
order was kept to the far turn where
the Thrill filly went to the front and
Won very easily by two lengths from
LlZette, who beat Mascot head for the
place. Time. 1:1715.
! A4IG IdCS- DdIQcgal SIakSS- LOT LOIet-I taT-
olds, so each, with 81, 500 added, penalties
and allowances. mile and half-Starters:
Potomac, 122. I 10 5; Reckon, III, 10 l; Pal
fena. 107, 4tof
The order at the start was Reckon.
Potomac and Palfena. then they strung
ont two lengths apart. They main
tanned the same order until the head Of
the stretch was reached, where Pal
fiena quit Potomac got on even terms
at the eighth pole, and from there home
he took il easily, winning by head from
Reckon. who beat Paltiena twenty
lengths. Time, 2:411z.
Fourth race. handicap sweepstakes. mile
and siXteenth-Starters: Long Dance. III,
9 to 10; Picknicker, 1I0, 9 TO 5; Westchester,
1Qe, TO l.
Long Dance opened up a gap of two
lengths from Westchester, which he
held to the far turn. There the others
closed on him, and Long Dance won
handily by two lengths from Picknicker.
who was a head before Westchester.
Time, 1889.
Fifth race, sweepstakes for two-year-olds,
SIX furlongs-Starters: Julio. los, to l; Ar
mold, 104, to ,; Dr. Wilcox, JOG, / TO ); Pro-
teinal 9s. 10 to l; lillian. 103, 30 TO /; Inver-
more FLY, 10l. s TO l.
Julio was the first to show, followed
by lnyermOre flly. Arnold and lillian.
Going by the club house lillian showed
in front with Arnold. Julio and Inver-
more filly next. When they reappeared
Arnold was in front, and he piloted the
field 10 the head Of the stretch with In
verlnore, Julio and Proteinal next. As
soon as they Strengthened out Julio came
through AMI looked an easy winner, but
Arnold and Wilcox joined him in the
last sixteenth, and il furious finish
Julio, Arnold ana DR. Wilcox finished as
named, noses apart. Time. 1:1S15.
Sixth race, the Elberon stakes. weller
weight handicap with $1,000 added; seven
fuTlongs-Starters: Woodcutter rs, TO l;
Mr. Sassc, lis, Is TO /; Esquimau. 153. 6 TO 5;
Silver Prince, 120. ) TO l; Peralta, 1222, 10 !;
Catlan, III, Is TO /; Adventurer, 122, 10 l;
Onway, 120, II 70 !.
Peralta, Silver Prince and Catlan
were i'll the front rank when the flag
fell, and with AdventuTer and Esquimau
close up, showed the way to the stretch,
Then there was general closing up,
and whipping finish resulted in head
victory for Esquimau. while Silver
Prince beat WOodcutter neck for the
place. Time, 1872.