St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-07
Cook. 100, to Early Blossom, 104, 40 to /:
ReQfelloW LIZ u to 1: Seymour Q0 % to

Cook. 122, 6 to 1: Early Blossom, 104, 40 to i:
Redfeilow, liz, IL to 1; Seymour, 90, 80 to 1.
At the last sixteenth post the pace be-
gan to tell on Cook, and he dropped out.
Raceland had no difficulty in shaking
OF Chesapeake. and won by two lengths,
Chesapeake second, q w Cook third.
Time. 1:2l15.
Second race. mile and quarter-Starters:
Banquet, lib. to 1; Masterlode, 90. to !;
My Fellow, go, to /; Judge Morrow, 119, 6 to
.; Kenwood, "a, 25 to / Can Can, 90, 10 to 1.
Judge Morrow was in hopeless trou-
bic at the sixteenth pole, and Banquet
and Masterlode fought it out, Banquet
gradually forged to the front and won
by neck, Masterlode beating My Fell
low three lengths for the place. Time,
2:123<.
Third race, for twoyear-olds, three-quar-
tiers OF mile-Starters: DR.. Wilcox, %, 20 to
l; Fagot 100, 10 to /; Refraction FLY, u.s.
to 2; Charade, 1f9. 5 to g; Theirs L, 90, Is to
1; Hamilton, 1O2, ii to s; Alliouippa, 100.
After rousing finish DR.. Wilcox won
BY, length, Fagot second, Refraction
filly third. Time, I:1S4.
Fourth race, Mosholu stakes, for three.
yearolds, mile and a furlong-Starters: Rey
del Rey. 129. 3 to /; Pessarra, 125, 5 to q Pick
nIcker, 10, to o; kildeer, lis, 8 to L; Mimi
hlly, 1O1, 10 to 1.
Abont half furlong from home the
race settled down into a match between
Rey del Rey and Pessarra, and a des-
perate struggle ensued. 1t looked as if
Key del Rey won by short head, but
the judges declared the result dead
neat. Picknicker was third. Time,
1889.
Fifth race. selling allowances, mile
Starters: Milt Young, 100, s to 1: Carroll, 104,
Z TO Luella Is, 102, 16 to 5: Long Dance, t1S,
5to 2; Frontenac, 1l3, 10 10 1; Rover, 1O2. 90
to- Margherita, 9S. 20 to 1; Lady Pulsifer,
105 o toll
Milt Young made all the running. and
won without having been headed by a
length and a half, Carroll second, Luz
ella B third. Time, l :46.
Sixth race five-eighths of a mile-Starters:
Delusion, Ill, % to l; Padre, III, 20 to l :;
Monopolist, Ill. 10 to 1; Vernon, Ill. 20 to l.;
Moonraker, III, 40 to L; Perfume. los. IS TO l.;
los. II to 1; All Ablaze, Ill, 40 to 1; Lady
Wemlock colt, Ill. 10 to /; English Lass colt
III, 10 to /; The Shark, Ill. 10 to ]; Lady
Superior, los, to l.: Faux Pass colt, Ill, 4 to
|; Aleina colt, Ill, so to L; Melita colt, Ill, 20
to /; Tarantella, los, 30 to / Glamor, 1l6, II
to 1.
Delusion won, with Belle of Ethan
FLY second and Vernon third. The
dust was so thick that the starting post
could not be seen, and no time was
taken.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Handicap, three-Quarters of a mile-Lord
Harry, 125; Autocfat, 12l; Bradford. Dali
syrian, lis; Kitty TILT; Leveller, Sir George,
Bellevue, ll6; Wrestler, III
Mile-Ocypete, 1913: Sir John, Maidstone,
III; Castaway H., 107; Mabel Glenn, 1O4 ;
hlngstoek, Pagan, Glehmound, 1902; Belle of
Orange, 90.
Selling. three-fourths OF a mile-Cottonade,
100; Panhandle, Schuylkill, Io6; Foreigner
Splendoline. 104; Furnish, 9S; Bengal, o.;
Hyacinthe, 90; Knapsack, 90; Joe Kelly, ST.
Paneras, Notus. Candelabra, Temple, IS;
Lalla, So; Dago, 1872
Fashion stakes, three-fourths of a mile
Yorkville Bell, 10; Ignite, us; Crochet lis;
Recess, l0S; Umilta, no; Bonnie Burk, 103
Mile-Abi, 10Y; Bellwood. Seymour, 1914;
Livonia, 101.
Selling. mile and a acknowledgements,
ll5; Long Knight. los; Hoodum. 101; G len
lochy, 105; Lady Pulsifer 103; Kimberly, Get
tysburg, 102; Miss Bell, 90; Perlid, 81.