St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-10
A HOLLOW VICTORY.
ST. Florian Wins the Lapch-
mont Stakes Without an
Effort.
The Winner Proves Himself
the Best Colt Now in the
East.
Ida PiekWick Lands the st.
Louis Oaks After a Hot
Race.
Racine and Proctor Knott Suf-
fer Defeat by Corrigan's
G. w. Cook.

MORRIS PARK, N. Y, June 9.-The
meeting was continued here to-day un-
der most favorable circumstances. The
weather was perfect for racing and the
track, while not fast, was in splendid
shape, and the programme was good
one. The attendance was fully up to
the average, and as four favorites were
successful, the talent got most of the
money. The feature of the days racing
was the hollow victory of st. Florian in
the Larchmont stakes. The winner is
the best two-year-old that has shown i'll
the East this year. .and it is said he is the
best one that st. Blaise has ever sired.
The other stake feature was the Ladies'
stakes, for three-year-old fllies, and it
was won by the favorite, Castalia, in
the hottest kind of a finish. The bay
flly Helen Witherspoon, by Longfel-
low, jumped the fence this morning and,
besides dislocating her own neck, broke
young CoYington'S collar bone.
First race, sweepstakes, for three-year-olds
and upwards, one mile-Starters: Uno
Grande, 90, 30 tel; Chesapeake, 115, to 2;
Terrifier. ia, TO 5: Saunterer, los, 6 to 1;
Away they went, all well punched,
but before the first furlong had been
travelled Terrifier went out and made
the running Tor quarter, with CheS-
apeake, Uno Grande and Saunterer
next. At the half Uno Grande went to
the front. Coming into the stretch Uno
Grande still had the lead with Terrifier,
Chesapeake and Odette next. UnO
Grande then went wide and took the
outer rail and from the three-quarter
pole it was whipping race, with Uno
Grande getting the verdict by head
from Chesapeake, who beat the favor
ite, Terrifier, by four lengths. Time,
1:4215.
Second race, sweepstakes for three-year-
olds and upwards, mile-Starters: LIN
triguante. liz, to 5; Masterode 115, 3 to
/; Bermuda, 102, 10 to /; Kingmaker, 1O2. II
TO l. The Forum. 119, 90 TO l: Prince Charm
ing, 95 40 10 l; Frontenac, 112, to2.
They broke away to good race, with
by Masterlode, The Forum and King
maker. Going up the hill Bermuda
shot to the front, closely followed by
The Forum, Kingmaker and Master
lode. Around the turn Masterlode
came up into second position, with King
maker and The Forum next. Coming
into the stretch Bermuda was still lead
ing by two lengths from Masterlode,
but L'Intriguante came through, win
ming in almost a gaIlop by two lengths
from Masterlode, who beat Bermuda a
head for the place. Time, 1:414.
Third race. the Larchmont stakes, for two
year olds, with 81, 500 added, six furlongs-
Starters: St Florian, 123, to 10; Airshaft,
l1S, II to L; He'll Gate, 1lS, to /; Anna B,
lis, to /; Canvass. 119, 0 to 2; Clara colt.
l13, 15 to /; Strathclyde, 113, 50 to 1; Coronet,
lis, SO to |.
The start was good one, with Clara
colt, Anna B, He'll Gate and st. Florian
the most prominent. When the quarter
was reached Anna b took the lead, fol-
lowed by Airshaft and st. Florian. She
led to the stretch. He'll Gate then
showed in front, and with Airshaft, st.
Fl0rian and Annie B, led to the last
quarter, where st. Florian moved to the
front and won by two lengths from
Airshaft, who was five lengths from
He'll Gate. Time, 1:l31a.
Fourth race, light welterweight handicap,
mile and five sixteenths-Starters: Sir John
us, 1 to 5; Riley, lis, II to l; SNOWFALL 80,
II to /.
Snowfall went out and made the run
ming, with Riley next and Sir John
keeping close up. These positions were
held until the top of the hill was
reached, when Riley was sent out. but
he could not shake Sir John off. Riley
was never more than two lengths away.
Coming into the stretch Sir John re-
sponded to the whip and won by three
parts of a length from Riley, who beat
SNOWFALL by fully thirty lengths. Time,
2:14L
Fifth race, the ladies' stakes for three-year-
old fllies with S1500 added, Titan course.
I,40O yards-Starters: Castalia. III, to 5;
Equity, H. to l.; Graylock, III, to 1; Han
nah, 112. TO ,; Aquilon, 112, 30 to /; May
wood, 112, 20 to 1.
Before the first eighth had been cov-
cred Castalia went to the front, followed
by Aquilon and Equity. At the top of
the hill Equity showed in front, with
haywood, Castalia and Hannah next.
On the turn haywood shot to the front,
and. with Equity, Castalia and Hannah.
made the running to the stretch. Equity
then shot to the front and held the lead
to the last sixteenth, where it was a
desperate finish between her and Cas-
talia. Castalia won by a length from
Equity, who was four lengths ahead of
Graylock. Time, 1909.
Sixth race, sweepstakes for all ages, seven
cium 104 s to 1; Watterson, lib, to l; Com
mon Sense, Ill, 30 to 1; Senator, 92, 30 to /;
Missive. 81, to /; Atlantic, 81. 10 TO 1; Hum
irum, 100, 10 TO l; Vivid, 95 10 to 1; Uncer-
alnty. lO4, 10 4i fIaNla, lU4, 10 I; AraD,
l03 S to 5.
Missive was the first to show at the
start, but at the stretch there was a
closeup. In the last quarter Pearl Set
moved up rapidly ard finally won by
length from Calcium, who beat Waiter
son head for the place. Time, 1:27$l.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
First race. five and half furlOngs-Lori-
mer DR.. Wilcox, Mccormack. Actor, Ill;
6hellbark, Arnold, 106; Natalie s, Ninone,
ENID, les; Florence S, Annie Queen, Per
fume, Picadilly, Regina 103
Second race, mile and siXteenth-San
Juan, Void, Sequence colt, Mountain Deer,
Lillian, Wolcott, 81; Maj. Domo jim Clare
l16; Isaac Lewis, Masterloae, Drizzle 49,
Third race seven fuIlongs, All Breeze
Itakes-Void Rey Del Rey, San Joaquin,
Prunty, 101; Eon, Loantaka, Volunteer IL,
19; Maidstone, l4; Ambulance, Ill: Major
Domo. ia.
Fourth race, mile and quarter Belmont
Etakes-Montano, Bolero, Hoodlum, Ber-
muda, Foxford, III; Apollo, Laurestan, 112;
Picknicker, 122.
Fifth race, mile, selling-Admiral, Blue
Jeans, Kempland, 112; Lynn, 104: Evaagcline,
81; Dalsyrian, no; Sequence colt, o.; Dr.
Hasbrouck, 102; Ballyhoo, JOY; Little Jim. 106.
Sixth race, three-quarters of mile, selling
Lester, 106; Uncle Sim, 103; Prohibition
100; Lille B colt, 101; Charade, Moonraker,
Ill; Temple, 10S; Circular, 105; Merry Mon
arch, 1l3.
SELECTIONS
Mccormack and Shellbark, DriZzlc and
Isaac Lewis. loantaka ard Ambulance Mon
tana and Laurestan, DR.. Hasbrouck and