St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
Large Consignment of Horses
to Begin Arriving at
Hamline To-day.
Some Of the Fine Ones Sched-
uled to Start in the
Derby.
Verge dor Handily Defeats
Three Of the Cracks at
Chicago.
Kingman Shows a Winner
After a ReSt--EaStePn
Races.

The horses entered in the various
events of the Twin City Jockey club
meeting will begin to arrive IN earnest
to-day. Secretary Shaw, who. for the
past day or two. has been in Chicago ar
ranging to get the horses here, wired
last night that four carloads of bang
tails would leave Chicago this morning
and sixteen more on Sunday. The first
lot will arrive on Friday morning, and
Monday will see more horses installed
at the track than have ever been pres
ent at a race meeting under the au-
spices of the club. This, how
ever. will not complete the stable
roll. A special train will leave
Chicago on Monday carrying lot more
runners, arrangements to that end hay-
ing been effected by Mr.. Shaw. Among
the arrivals yesterday were the Marcus
Daily string, including the fleet daughter
of Hyder Ali, the bay filly Palfiena,
whose running this season has made her
famous.
PaIfiena VIII Start
in the Derby, and there are many who
have watched the filly's performances
this summer who are willing to risk
money on her, being just past the post
even this early in the game. Mr.. Shaw
wired again last evening to the Jockey
club that there would be eight or more
starters for the Derby. 1t was added that
there would be more horses on hand than
stable room at the track. Among the
stables that will be certainly repre-
sented at the meeting are those of W.
L. Apologize, W. l.. Cassidy & Co.. E.
COrrigan, Marcus DAILY, j. W. Guest.
Ireland Bros, w. r. Letcher,J. E. Mad
den. w. MongOven, A. McGulgan, Will
lam Mulhey, Scoggan Bros, l.. U.
Shippee. the Stony Point stable, j. H.
Davidson, Lakeland stables. Charles E.
Malone, the Montana stables, r. A.
Swigert's stable, Tucher q Cherry,
TheO Winters. l.. E. Simmons, Talbot
Bros, J. NJ. Young & Co.. w. Amacher,
Pastlme stables. William Fairs stable,
WoOdford 81 Buchner, G. c. Grays,
Thomas Kiley, Lone Star stable, J. II.
Thompson, Cycle stable, j. r. McGib-
ben q Co., and others which cannot be
enumerated at present. 1t is tolerably
certain that
Among the Derby Starters
there will be W. E. Applegate's bay
colt Linlithgow, who has run we'll every
where this season, and on Tuesday won
race at Chicago with comparative
ease from a good field; w. l.. Cassidy's
black colt Sir Abner, who ran first in
couple of good races here last season,
and is well thought of for any event in
which he may enter; E. COrrigan'S
chestnut colt BrOOkWOOd, a likely
yOungSter; the same owners bay fiIly
Edith. Marcus Daly's bay colt Brown
Fox, who ran like a crazy horse
in all his last years races here,
is also entered. j. w. Guests chest
nut colt Carroll Reid; Ireland
Bros. swift yOuDgSter DOEatello, who
won a race of five furlongs at Chicago
yesterday, and is one of the cracks of
the season. w. r. Letcher's black colt
Pomfret, who has so wonderfully i'm
improved since last season, and finished
second by a neck in good race at Chi
cago last Monday. J. E. Madden's bay
colt Dundee, andWilliam Mulhey's Royal
Flush, dipped in the same dye, are
probable starters. Mongoven's brown
colt Gen. Caldwell is a sure thing for
the post and McGuigan's Chimes,
The Handsome Chestnut
who makes friends on his shape as well
as speed. will loom up when the bugle
sounds for the big event. Yale '91 is
another crack who will make game
run for the $1,000 prize. This does not
complete the list of those owners who
have declared determination to start
their horses for the race, but these are
regarded in the right quarter as the
ones whose entries will show up at the
post. The Californian flyer, KylO, who
was hurt by fall between the cars last
week, isn't half as badly stove
up as the stable boys say he is. A
youth of the latter persuasion cracked
the winner of the Tacoma Derby over
pretty lively mile yesterday morning
early, and the statement is made on
good authority that he didn't show
bit lame when pulled up. 1t may be
good thing to look out for Kyle in the
sweepstakes. Baldwin was also out for
a trial spin and showed up well. Pal
tena. though, was the pick of the gal
lopers, and the little knot of people
who saw the filly go mile are willing
to let her carry all their money for the
big race.
Shippee's Brown Colt LOdOwic,
entered for the Hamline stakes, is pet
for that event. He started third choice
for the Chicago Derby, but finished no
where. Linlithgow will be starter in
this race, and the other probable start
ers are Sir Abner, BroOkwood, Wood
vale, DOnatello, Harry Ray, Pomfret
Gen. Caldwell and Chimes. For the
stakes those to get to the
post will probably be the Lakewood
stables entry Josie o aud Alice D,
w. r. Letcher's bay FLY Lillian Beat
rice, John E. Madden'S bay colt Bold
Deceiver, Charles Z. Mahone & Co.'s
chestnut colt Dan Kurtz, the Montana
stables gray tilly Umatilla, r. A. Swi-
gert'S bay colt Carlsbad, Tucker &
Cherry's chestnut Gayoso, and Theo
Winters chestnut lilly 70 Tambien.
For the Twin City Oaks, those to start,
as at present indicated, are Applegate'S
bay tilly Rosedell Miss EtheD, COrri-
gan's black Cornie Buckingham, FoS-
ter 81 Darling's Onlight, Ireland Bros
chestnut FLY Marietta, Talbot Bros
FLY Miss Hawkins, Tucker & Cherry's
brown tilly Too Sweet, and j. NJ.
For the Ladies' stakes the two-year-olds
to start are Dixie V, Josie o, Alice d,
FREELY. Lillian Beatrice. Umatllla, La
DanSeuse, Julia May, Annie Irwin, 70
Tambien and Lake Breeze. The above
are regarded by good judges of breed
ing as being as fine lot of two-year-
olds as ever faced starter.
The Ladies' Stakes
will be one of the big events of the
meeting. For the Oaks. Darling 81
Fosters Onlight seems to be hot fa-
vorite. For the st. Paul stakes, Swi-
gert's Michael stands chance of being
first fayorite, with Joe Blackburn.
Sportsman. Verge dor and other good
hoises in the field. Verge dor won
good race from Joe Blackburn at chi
cago on Tuesday. Wlghtman is the