St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-23
He Makes q New Record Over
the Futurity Course at
Sheepshead.
Almost a Riot Over q Favorite
and Two Others Left at s
the Post.
No Stake Events at Chicago,
but Good Contests Mark
the Day. +
Stpathmeath Will Be Sent for
the Big Realization
Stake.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 22.-Racing
was resumed here to-day before crowd
OF between five and six thousand per-
sons. the majority of whom were heavy
losers on the meeting, and were de-
sirous of getting even. The weather
was nearly perfect, while the track had
dried out thoroughly and was absolutely
fast. The excitement commenced III
the very first race, when Kingston,
to shot, picked up 139 pounds and
galloped over the Futurity course in
new record time. Zorrilla, the second
choice, won the first half of the second
race easily from the favorite. and
then came the second half of the
race. which very nearly resulted
in riot. The favorite. Fauvette. the
Ermintrude colt, Balaclava and sister to
Jim Douglass FLY were left standing
still at the post, and after the race
crowd surrounded the judges stand.
yelling fraud" declare BETS" and
other pleasantries. OF course no atten-
ton was paid to the yells and the race
went.
First race, sweepstakes for all ages, Futur-
ity course Starters: Kingston. I39, to 4:
Potentate, Ill, 30 to 1; Nelly Bly,. f06, 6 to /:
Bermuda, 116. to 10; Leyeller, 116, ID to l;
Simroek, Ill, 100 to 1; Vintage Time FLY, l0o.
100 to 1; Sextus, Ill, 40 to 1; Miss Coviiie,
liz, POD to 1.
When they came in sight Nellie Bly,
was in trent, with Kingstock, Potentate,
Bermuda and Sextus close ND, Nellie
Bly, coming around the bend, half
length before Kingston. A sixteenth
K anna
along and won in the easiest possible
manner by two lengths from Potentate,
who beat Nellie Bly, three parts of
length Time. los.
Second race, first half, sweepstakes, for
maiden two-year-olds, five and half fur
long-Starters: Zorling, 10, to |: 9th
mar, lib, even; Deiuslon. lib, to L; Algoma-
ITO, 40 to 1; Johannes, lib, 10 TO l; Emma
Primrose, ITO. 80 to 1; Wah Jim. lib, to 1;
Belle d. lilo. to 1; Service. lib, Is to 1.
When they came in sight Zorling was
in front and running easily, and won by
length from Othmar. who beat Delu-
sion by two IeDthS. Time, Ill.
Second half of second race, conditions
same as the second, that race having been
divided-Starters: Fidelio; lib. TO /; Bit
zen, 113, go to 1; Piccadiliy, no. g. to i;
Schuylkill, 113. 5 to 2; Ninone, no, to l.;
Favette Ito, IL 10 ); Sister to Jim Douglass
FLY, ITO. 40 to 4; Ermintrude, lis, TO 1 ; Bal
aclava, Ill, 80 to l.
The start was an awful one. Sister to
jim Douglass fillv. Ermintrude colt and
Balaclava were left at the post. When
| the others came in sight, Bitten,
Schuylkill, Ninone and Fidelio were in
front in a close bunch. with Favette
trailing last, in difficulty of some kind.
Schuylkill and Bitten fought it out to
the last sixteenth, where Fidelio, pass
ing the others as though they were
standing still, won by two lengths from
Bitten, who beat Piccadilly the same
distance. Time, ITO.
Third race, for three-year- selling, mile
| and three-siXteenths-S starters: Tamanny
liz. 4to1: Calcium. f05, to 5; Mountain
Deer, 107. to /; Lillian, IO5, 30 to L; Advent
turer. 105. to l; Katrina, 104, 40 10 |; LIE
panto, 105, 0 to .; Long Leaf, 100, 30 to
| Midget, 95, 30 to 1.
They got away in good order with the
| lightweight Midget i'll front, with LIE
panto, Calcium and Lillian next. Near
ing the far turn Long Leaf and Mount
ain Deer began to close up, and as the.
made the turn Midget, Lepanto, Mount
| ain Deer, Calcium, Tamanny and Lon.
Leaf were necks apart in a beautiful
bunch. At the head of the Stretcl
Mountain Deer showed trife in from
of Calcium and Tamanny. Then thes
three drew away from the others ant
kept on even terms into the stretch
when Tamanny drew away and won b.
length and half from Calcium. VIII
beat Mountain Deer length. Time
2:04.
Fourth race, for all ages, selling, mile an
a furlong- Starters; Ramblem, 1904, to
Rico 81, to 1; Atlantic, n, to /; Text, IL:
Benedictine los, 6 to I; Long Dance, Ill,
to /: Barnegat, 102 30 to 1; Jim Glare, IL
100 to 1.
Atlantic, Long Dance and Rico wer
the leading trio to the back stretch
where Long Dance gave up and Tex
took third place and Barnegat fourth
Turning into the stretch Rico had
head the best of it, and he and Atlanti
fought it out until fifty yards of tn
finish, when Rambler came throug
with rush and won by half lengt
from Rico, who beat Atlantic heaC
Time. 1:57 is.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, mi
and q Quarter-Sir John, at 121 pounds, ia
81 walkover.
Sixth race, handicap sweepstakes mile an
three-quarters, on turf-Starters: st. Lux
1a2, to l; Rover. 10, 10 to / Masterlode. Il
| even; Algernon. liz, 9 toll; EleYe, 1l0, ~ to
Come to Taw, 122. to l.
Rover took the lead at the start an
, showed the way to the half, when
.. was headed by Eleve; the latter then s,
the pace to the mile, when Come to Ia
; | took up the running and piloted the wa
, to the stretch. Then MaSterlode move
l up, and, taking the lead, held it to tt
end and won easily by a length, Will
, Come to Taw beat ST. Luke thre
lengths for the place. Time. 1908 Is.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.
First race mile and an eighth, selling
Silver Prince, 112; Sirocco, f07: Mounta
Deer, 1e7; King Alton, 107; Adventurer, 10
Riehal. 103; Photograph, 104; Katrina, 90.
Second race mile and an eighth, Norma
stakes-Flayilla, III; Castalia, III; Equit
III; Ambulance, III; Reckon, III; Acquillo
Third race, mile and three sixteenths--
John, 12l; Diablo. 116; Strideaway, 116; Kin
maker, 10; Drizzle, no; Little Minch, II
Frontenac, 10s; Reclare, 107; Saunterer, 10
Walcott, 100.
Fourth race mile and an eighth, Con-
Island stakes-Drizzle, lis; Valletha,
Kingston, 1875; Potomac, 107.
4 Fifth race, extra race, Futurity cours
about three-quarters of a mile-Fremor
r Mccormick, Othmar, 1913; Belle ID. 1902; Pa
handle, Arnica, 100; Exotic, los; Ermi
trude colt 1903: Actor, 101; Servus, 98
Sixth race, three-quarters OF mile, Zeph
g stakes-Victory, Rex, Fidelio, DR.. Wilco
10; Nettie B. 107; Shellbark. 1G7; Airplal
;, lis; Lorimer, 1g7; Lizzie Dunbar FLY, II
u Nomad, 40.
Seventh race, mile and a quarter, handles
i on turf-Tea Tray. 137; Raceland, 1876; DR.
St John. ZIG; Mountain Deer, liz; Bl
O Jeans, Trinity, 10.
Selections-Adventurer and Mounts
Deer; Ambulance and Castalia; Sir John a
Strideaway; Kingston and Potomac; OthH
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