St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25

Gdrrle Z, us, ~ 30 i Heather, los, 100 to !;
100 to l; Toss Up, 81, 60 to 1.
When they came in sight Correction,
FAIRY, Eon appeared to be in the front
rank. Correction stayed in front and
won handily by length from Fairy,
who was gaining at every jump. EOn
/ thlrd, length and half away. Time,
1909 Is. Toss Up, formerly Sea Shell
colt, burst blood vessel and pulled up.
Second race. sweepstakes for two-year.
qids, five furlougs..His Highness. 1iS, 3to 5;
Lester, 113. to l; Kinda Dwyer, I05, q to1
Recess. ITO, 20 to /; Chedder, 100 60 to 1;
Airshaft 49, s to 1: Wah Jim, log, 30 to 1;
Gonzales l09. 20 to l; Bitten, LOG, 40 to 1;
ninone. 1u5, 81 to L; MERGED. 106, 30 to 1:
Pedestrian. los, 10 to I Balaklava, 100, 30 to
l; Zorling, 10, 10 to 1; Sister TO Jim Doug
lass lilly, lob, 90 to l.; Johannes JOG, 50 to | ;
Grafton, log. 80 to I; St Pancras, 107, 100 to 1.
Recess. Lester. His Highness went to
to the front, and His Highness, six
teenth from home, took the lead and
Lester. who beat Kinda Dwyer the
same distance. Time. 1:O1 3-5
Third race. handicap sweepstakes. mile
ana furlong-Starters: Judge Morrow 123,
eto2: Fitzjames, 1l6. IL to 5: Portchester
lDi, to L; Maidstone, LA, 16 TO s.; Cassius, 116'
5 to1.
Cassius rushed to the 'front.' and open
iSS up a cap VI i've iciiS buS, leu illLO
the back stretch. with Judge Morrow,
FitZjames, Maidstone and Portchester
next. On the turn the bunch over
hauled Cassins, and he quit, Fitzjames
showing in the stretch first by length.
with PortcheSter and Judge Morrow
close up. Fitzjames led to the last six
teenth, when Judge Morrow came with
a rush. and won the race on the post by
half a length from Fitzjames, who beat
dorchester length for the place.
lime. 1855.
Fourth race, purse sl,Ooe selling, one mile
Starters: Lepanto, So, s to 1; Arab. 100,
to l; Virgie, 81, Il to /; Wilfred, Ill, Is 10 l;
Reporter. 100, to |; Long Dance. ia. 6 TO /
Rico, l05 10 to 1; Kempland, 107, 5 to 1;
Lynn, i0l. 20 to 4; DR. Helmuth. liz. 10 to I;
Benedictine. l16, Is 10 l; Stryke, los. II to /;
wrestler, liz, 20 TO l. Long Leaf, 81. 20 to l;
Donohue, 81, 80 to 1; Forest King, 1Ol, 40 to 1;
Adamant. 107. ID to-.
DR. Helmuth went sailing down the
back stretch at great pace and was
Joined half way down by Lepanto, with
Nirgie,, Long Leaf and Arab next.
Lepanto went to the front nearing the
turn, and was joined by Virgie and
Arab at the head of the stretch. These
three drew away and Lepanto finally
won by half length from Arab. who
beat Virgie half a length. Time. 40
4-5
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, heats,
seven furlongs-SterterS: Banquet, lis, to
lO; Rambler, ITO, to l.; Cynosure, 10. Z to 2.
First Heat-Cynosure, Rambler and
Banquet were the order at the start, at
the turn and at the head of the stretch.
Then Rambler and Banquet passed
Cynosure, and a rafting finish resulted
IN victory for Banquet by head from
Rambler. who beat Cynosure a length
and half Time 90 *
Second Heat-Banquet won. Cynosure
second and Rambler third. Time, 80.
Sixth race. a ghweight handicap. with
81, COS added. mile and three furiongs. Oh the
turf-Starters: Kern, 122, II to /. Come-to-
Taw, 120 6 to 5; Tammany. lis. to 1: Hood
lum, liz, to L: Success, 1l2, 20 TO l Eleve,
ITO. 30 to l.
Success was the first to show at the
start, and led to the stand, when he gave
way to Eleve. The latter, with Come
to-Taw as the runner up, showed the
way TO the back stretch. when he fell
back beaten, and Come-to-1 aw acted as
pacemaker to the stretch, where Tam
many and Hoodlum closed on him. A
rafting finish ensued, and resulted in a
neck victory for Tammany, while Hood
lum beat Come-to-Taw two lengths for
second place. Time, 1922.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
First race, seven fuTlongs, selling-Shakes-
peare, lis; Mackenzie, rs; Lannes. us;
Raymond, 10: Salute. ITO: Helmet 10; Bene-
fit, ITO; Leo H. 10; Tenafy. no. Lizzie Fon-
SO, ITO; Lakewood. 110; Edward E, 10:
Meade, los; Aunt Jane. 100.
Second race, four and half furlongs, sell
ing, two-year- olds-Queep DOE 1O9 st.
Denis. 166: Milledan. 103; Budd Erwin. 1873;
Troublesome, 100; Longard 81; Wigwam, 81.
Third race, three-fourths of a mile, three
year olds-Sir Rae, st. Patrick Quarter
stretch, Young Grace, Fannie Lewis colt.
Lee s. lis; Evangeline, ITO: Helen Race, no;
Aonopole, 105; Pardon, 105 Pine Ridge 105;
Maggie Beck, 100: Polo. 100.
Fourth race, mile. selling-Repeater, III:
Lonely, III; Macauley, 1857 King Idle. 1D5;
Sam d. 102: Samattan. o. Ida Girl. %; Re-
gina, ST; ketchum, So; Laura Smith, rs; Rose
Howard, IS.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth, handicap
-Prather, 1l2; Defaulter, 10S; Elyton, 105;
Gypsy Queen, 1G5; Skidmore, 100.
Sixth race, six and half furlongs. selling
j OBJ III: King Solomon, III: Wyndorf,
10; Rhody Pringle. no; Morristown. los:
Souvenir. les; Philander, 1913; Jim Gates,
103: Little Grand, 101: Dover. 10l Tappa-
hammock, 101; Darling, 9S; Thorns, 90; Ossa
u; Ell Cannon, 90.
SELECTIONS.
Shakespeare and Lanues, Budd Erwin and
Longard, Quarterstretch and Sir Rae, sam
ID and Repeater, DefaUlter and Elyton, King
solomon and Rhody Pringle.