St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-26
FAST MONEY MAKERS.
San Juan, Raceland and Air
Plant Win Jerome Park
Stakes.
The Talent Supped Sorrow for
Putting Money on the
FavoPites.
Reporter and Judge Morrow
We're Handily Beaten at
Saratoga.
Wind Up at DetrOit--0theP
Races in the East and
West.

persons made the journey to this course
to-day, and they were treated to some
racing above the common. The ground
was in very peculiar state. the track
proper being quite heavy and holding,
while the six furlOng chute was dusty.
Under these circumstances it was rather
difficult to pick winners, and when the
days racing was over the bOOkmaRerS
had most of the money, only two favor
ties having won. san Juan, q strongly
backed second choice, sold only point
behind kildeer for the Stevens stakes,
Raceland. second choice 10 Clarendon,
gallOped away with the PassaIc stakes,
while EAir Plant, at to l, won the
SapliRg stocks. The first race was an
easy thing for Beansey, an outsider in
the betting. and Riot, third choice TO
ESQuimau and Adyenturer, captured
the sixth race. The two favOriteS which
We're successful were Arab in the fifth
race and BOquefOrt in the last race,
both owned by George Forbes.
First race. handicap sweepstakes at so
each, with $1,000 added, mlle-Starters: Bean.
sey. %, to /; Wesichester. los, TO ,; King
maker, 100, Il TO ); Judge Post, JOS. . to l.
1t could hardly be called a race.
Be3nsey went out in front and rOmped
through the heaYy-going as though she
enjoyed it. She won in gallOp by six
lengths from Westchester, who was two
lengths before kingmaker. Time. l ~
Second race. the Passaic stakes, for all
ages. al SO each, with $1,000 added. SIX fur
lOIgs->tJrterS: Raceland, IL. , 10 I: Nellie
BY, los. g TO / Clarendon, 10 ito =; Queens
Ion. lob, TO /
Baceland was the first to show, fol-
lowed by Clarendon. Nellie Bly, and
QueenstOn. Clarendon went to the
front in the first furlOng and led half
way down the hill. when he fell back
beaten. Raceland then went to the
front and won in gallOp by five lengths
from Nellie Bly,, who beat CT arendOn
three lengths. Time. 1:12.
Third race. the Sapling stakes, for two
vear-Oids, a ; !00each, with 81 800 added six
turlOngs- Starters: Air Plant, lis. : to ]; Ire
mont, us, , 10 >; PatrimOny colt. Ill, / TO /;
Hell Gate, III, u tOI: COronet. l06. 40 to /;
cadence colt. 106 10 >; Mascot, I03.20 to /:
Mars, lis. 10 /; Anna Is. los, To l; MOnop-
olist, LOG. 40 toll; Annie Queen, los, 20 TO 1.
Anna was the first to show, followed
by Annie Queen, MOnOpoiiSt. fremont
and Air Plant Anna B showed the way
to the bend, with Air Plant, Patrimony
colt and fremont following Air Plant
rushed to the front half way down the.
hill and stayed there to the end, win
ming in canter by six lengths from IRE
mont, who beat the badly ridden Patri-
mOny colt by head. Time, 1:25M.
Fourth race. the Stevens stakes for three.
yeaI-Olds, at 500 each. with $3.50 added
mile and half-Starters: san Juan. III,
TO ,: Picnicker, 10, ; >: Kideer 112 ID to
., Reckon. III 10 l.; May Win, IL, 20 l.
They got away on even terms, with.San
Juan in front, followed by Kildeer. Reck-
on. May Win and Plcnicker. The pace
was slow one and the horses ran on
the same order to the top of the hill, all
under a pull. At the head OF the
stretch San Juan was stili-in front. but
the others were close up, Picnicker tax
ing second place as soon as they straight
ened out. San Juan stayed in front
and won easily by two lengths from
Picnicker, who was ten lengths before
kildeer. Time, 2:415t.
Fifth race handicap, at $50 each, with I
FLOOD added, six furlOnSs-Starters: Arab,
ll3. even; Sleipner. III, S to 1; Soho, 10 to
/; Castalia, TO-, to >.
Arab was first away, followed by
Soho, Castalia and Sleipner This order
prevailed until half way down the
straight, when Soho fell back and Ber-
gen went to the whip, Doggett. on Cas-
Italia following suit. Sleipner came
through after the leader on the last
quarter, but Arab won easily by two
ltElllc nun loiClUuCAs " llO UCtL OUllO
two lengths. Time, I'll.
Sixth race, selling, sweepstakes at $50
each. with $1,000 added, seven fuTlongs-
starters: ESqulmau, III. even; Sorrento, 105,
l. to ]: Vintage Time filly, lG1, - to /; Riot,
1J3 : to : Adyenturer. %, 5 to ).
The Vintage Time FLY, Riot and Ad-
venturer took the lead at the start and
ran heads apart to the last furlong,
when Riot drew away and won easily
by length from Adventurer. who beat
Esquimau three lengths for the place.
Time. PSI.
seventh race, five furlougs-Schuylkiu 100.
to I; Ottawa, l05. u TO 1; RoqUefort 105,
To 1; DOnohUe. los. 10 [; Happy Day 90. -
% /; lillian. 1Jl, - to /; Caterer. 105. to l;
Nanqusher, %, u to l; Miss Himyar. l03, to
7; Leopold, l02. 10 to 1; St Pancras, Of, toll;
Smugeler, 81, Is to 1.
ST. Pancras took the lead at the start.
and closely followed by the others in a
bunch. set the pace to the last furlOng.
Then RoQuefort came with great burst
OF speed and won easily by two lengths
from st. Pancras, who beat Schuylkill
length for the place. Time, $3.50.