St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-02

| Jay Jay were the most prominent. When
well Strengthened out, Gee Jay Jay took
the LEAD and easily held it to the end,
winning by three parts of length from
| Gulinda, who beat Kilkenny four lengths
for the place. Time, 1:12.
Third race. a sweepstakes for three-year-
olds and upward, mile-Starters: Chesa-
| peake, 106. TO To-; Mabel Glenn. 103 to 2;
rulla Blackburn. 116, to 1; Montague 106,
100 TO /; Kingstock, loo, 40 to 1; ST. John, loo,
| 30 to1.
Chesapeake opened up a gap of two
lengths, and, running under the strong
| est kind of a pull, showed the way to
| the stretch. There Mabel Glenn took
the second place, but she could not
! reach Chesapeake, who won hands
down by four lengths. while Mabel beat
lula blackburn two lengths for the
place. Time, 1:4l.
Fourth race. the Autumn stakes, sweep
stakes for two-year-olds of $50 each, with
Si,5OOadded, Futurity eourse--Starters: York
vile Belle, los, to >; Leonawell. los, to L:
st Florian, 125, % to /; Kalula, 104, 25 to Il;
Anna b, lO5 2 10 /; Silver Fox, 104, 10 TO /;
Notus II, l04, 50 TO L; st Carolus l04 40 TO !;
Stalactite, 10l. 50 10 l. Schuylkil, los, 40 to :;
Fair Play, i04, 10 to 1.
st Florlan was the first to shows good
start. and closely pressed by Anna b.
Yorkville Belle aud Leonawell, he
showed the way to the stretch. Then
the Belle took the lead and held it to the
end, winning easily by two lengths
from Leonawell, st. Florian third.
Time, 100 3-5.
Fifth race the Twin City handicap a hand
leap sweepstakes of 500 each, with $1,000
added, mile and qnarter-Starters: Strath-
meath, ITO, 8 10 l.; lakeland. Ia, 3 to l; Rey
del Rey LIB, to 3; Banquet, ia. TO l.;
Frontenac, 100, ID to l; Sir John. lis, 4 to /;
A - n
English Lady took the lead passing
the stand, and showed the way around
the lower turn, and up the back stretch
to the mile. Then Strathmeath and
Raceland commenced to move up, and
entering into the stretch the order was
English Lady, a head in front of From
tenac, who was Tapped by Strathneath,
Raceland and Rey del Rey. When well
stretched out Strathmeath moved to the
front, and, staying there, won by a
length from Raceland, who beat Rey del
Key head for second money. Time,
2:l0 3-5.
Sixth race. the Weller stakes,a sweepstakes
for three-year olds and upward of SIS each,
with $1,000 added, mile and three-sixteenths
Starters: Gettysburg, 1876, TO L; ST. Luke,
1876, to ] Folsom, 132, . to 1; Blackthorn,
132, to 1; John Cayanagh, 12s, TO ).
John Cavanagh won. st. Luke second,
GeIlySDurg thlrd. lime, 2:39.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, seven furlongs, selling-Chaos,
Tanner, Kenwood, Diablo, Pagan, l04 each.
Arab, 1916; Woodeutter 102.
Second race, three-quarters of mile Turf
Partridge stakes-San Salvador, Actor, Les
ter, Rex, King Mac. los each Madrid. Arnica.
% each; Mascot, l05; ARA, Aetna colt, IS
each.
Third race, mile and an eighth, handicap
-Cassius, 10; Kingmaker, 1903; Lizzie, 90.
Fourth race, selling, Futurity course
Temple, 104; Hyacinthe, l04; julio, lis;
SANDER, los; Casanova, l05; Take Back, 10s;
St Pancras, %; Rialto, SO; Absconder, 80;
Bengal, 80; Circular, l03; Ludwig. 10l; Bon
ME Bqrk 90; MERGED, 80; onondago colt, 90.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling-Bene-
dictine, III; Mohican, "a; Peralta, Willie l.,
100; Roqueforl Cynosure; lO4; Beck, 92;
Luray, Lima 1913; King Hazem, 9S; King
stock, Kempland, liz; Shipmate, 1903; Soho.
Clio, los; Jim Glare, 1922 Gertie d, %; Miss
Belle. 90; Bertha Campbell, %; Ocypete, 105.
Sixth race, mile and quarter on turf. Turf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, H.: Carroll, lis; Snow
ball. Tea Tray st Luxe, 12O; Now or Never,
100; Rover, 10; Chaos 125; Rex. King Mac
(Morris' stable) Temple, MERGED, Up. Dryers
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