St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-08
Marcus Days Prize Colt Won
the LoPillard Stake in a
GallOp. fr5
Merry Monarch Took the
Hopeful Event in a Hot
Finish.
Only Two Favorites Were
Successful in the Mud at
Chicago.
At Brighton Tea Tray and
LoWlander Have a Battle
Royal.

MORRIS PARK, July THE tact that
the Lorillard stakes, with $l7,S5 to the
winner. was to be decided here to-day,
would, 1t was thought, attract a large
crowd, but the journey here is an ex-
ceedingly disagreeable one. and the
consequence was that only about 5000
persons saw Marcus Daly'S colt. Mon
tana, by Ban Fox Queen, gallop away
with the rich prize. The other stake
race was the Hopeful, and in a rafting
finish it was won by Merry Monarch.
an odds on favorite. The other races
were all won by favorites or strongly
backed horses, and the talent had much
the best OF the days proceedings.
First race. handicap sweepstakes, seven
furiongs- Starters: L'Intriguante, ITO, to
1 Chesapeake. lis, u to 10; Sir John, lis, ;
to 2; WoodeUtter, 100, 10 to 1; Sextus, 20, %
to1.
Sextus jumped away in front, and
with WOOdcutter set hot pace to the
top of the hill. Then Chesapeake came
up to the leader, who quit, and Chesa-
peake led to the last furlong pole, where
L'lntriguante collared him, and passing
him without an effort, won easily by a
length from Chesapeake, who beat Sir
John four lengths. Time, 1:27.
Second race, Hopeful stakes, for two-year-
Odds. six furlougs-Starters; Merry Monarch,
I25, to 2; Fremont, lis, 10 to |; Anna 3, 1l9,
5 to /; Cadence, colt lis. s to 1; Airshaft, lis,
) to /; Barefoot, liz, 20 to l.
When they came in sight Anna B was
in front, with Fremont, Merry Monarch
and AirShaft next. Anna 3 died away
at the last eighth, and Fremont and
Merry Monorch drew away from the
others. In a rafting finish, Merry
Monarch won by head from Fremont.
who beat Anna B two lengths. Time,
lib.
Third race, Lorillard stakes, for three-year-
ODDS mile and three furiongs-Starters: Mon
Pessara, ~, to |; kfldeer, III. IS TO /; War
path, ID 10 to l; Reckon LIZ, 20 to 1; Fox
ford, LIZ, Is to l.
Reckon jumped away in the front,
and was still i'll front at the top of the
hill, with Strathmeath and PesSara
next. At the last eighth Montana,
Reckon. Strathmeath and Pessara were
OH even terms. Then Montana cantered
in an easy winner by three lengths;
Strathmeath second by a nose. Pessara
third. Time, 2:25.
Fourth race, handicap sweepstakes, mile
and furlong-Starters: Judge Morrow, liz,
to 3; Ben KiIgsbury, lO4, TO L; Lynn, 90,
10 TO l.
Ben Kingsbury, Lynn and Judge
Morrow was the order until an eighth
of mile from home, when Judge Nor
row came through and won in eanter
by two lengths from Ben KingSburY,
who beat Lynn three lengths. Time,
1864.
Fifth race handicap swee pstakes for two
yeaF-Olds, six furlongs-Starters; Fred Lee,
ll2I2, to >; St Floran, 120, 8 to 5; Half
penny, Ito, > 2; Spiualong, la, to 1; Ma
rIna 100, Is 10 L.
st. FlOrian looked all over a winner at
the sixteenth pole, but Fred Lee finally
landed winner by ahead, st. Florian
beating Halfpenny three lengths. Time,
TIA.
Sixth race. purse s., 900, selling allowances,
mile-Starters: Peralta, 30, 30 to /; Nardee,
los, even; Laurestan, 109 3 to L; Adalina,
I04. Z to L; Richal, 100. to L; Riot, 81, to l.
Riot took the lead in the first furlong,
and with Richal near his throat showed
the way to the last quarter, when
Richal fell back beaten and Vardee
Joined Riot. A rattling finish ensued,
Riot winning by head, while Vardee
beat Richal six lengths for the place.
Time, 1:4211z.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race three-quarterS or m1le-MottO,
105; o b, lis; Or. Wilcox, lis; Crochet,
les; Schuylkill, 10S.
Second race, fourteen hundred yards,
handicap-Ju6ge Post 107; Westchester,
112; W0odcutter. los; Calcium, 102; Ora
geuse. 100; Lima. 95.
Third race, Long Branch handicap mile
and quarter-Riley, 125; Eon, LIB; Cynosure,
los; Reporter, 105; Lizzie. %; Hour, 81;
san Juan, 90.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth, handi-
cap-Raeeland, H3; Maidstone, liz; st.
james. %.
Fifth race, three-quarters of mile, selling
Rico, 112; Evangeline, 90; Blackburn, En-
durer, Soho, 106; Daisy Woodruff, 105.
sixth race. fve-eighrhs of a mile. selling
Illiant, Clara colt, l07; Bonvoyage, 104: Lit
tie Sandy, H.; Croeus, Casanova, Ill: Joe
Kelly. 100; Herald, 96; Prohibition, no.
Seventh race, three-quarters of mile
Norwood, 113; Second Favorite, 113; Dono-
hue. 113; Register. 1l3; Commonsense, 113;
Lilli an. 113; Laurel 100; Sieipner. 108: Span
lard, los; Queen Victoria Colt, I09; Phoebe,
163.
SELECTIONS.
DR.. Wilcox and Schuykill, Westchester and
OragUese, Riley and San Juan. Raceland and
Maidstone. Rico and Evangeline, Little Sandy
and Prohibition. Donohue and Common
sense.