St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-12
THE BEST WIN.
Judge Morrow, Riley and Rey Del
Raw in Front.

MORRIS PARK, July 1.-THE card
which the Monmouth Park association
offered to-day was an exceptionally at
tractive one, and as a consequence the
crowd which made the journey to Nor
ris Park was the best of the meeting
thus far. After the fourth race a great
howl of indignation went up and a
meeting of the stewards was held. The
evidence of a number of bOokmakerS
was taken, after which all bets were de-
clared off, though the winning stable
was given the purse. San Juan had
looked to be winning easily, when Dog
gett deliberately pulled up and permit
ted Rey Del Rey to win by a neck.
First race, handicap sweepstakes, with
$3.50 added, mile and furlong-Starters:
Judge Morrow, 49, to ,; Bermuda, los, to
1; Beansey, %, 20 to 1; Sir John, lis, to /;
Odette. 81, 30 to /.
Beansey rushed to the front and
opened up gap of two lengths. At the
head of the stretch Beansey was still
length in front. Coming down the hill
Judge Morrow gradually Overhauled
the firing BeanSey, and at the end won
handily by length from Bermuda. who
beat Beansey neck. Time, 1:5412.
Second race, the July stakes for two-year-
olds, with 81 500 added, six furlongs-Start-
ers: Fremont, rs. 10 1 PatrimOny colt. lis.
10 to 1; Airplant 123, to ,; Nell colt, 103, 10
to /; Coxswain, 113, Is to l; Anna B, lis, to
L; Marina, ITO, Is to 1; Elsinor colt, lib, 80
to1.
When they came in sight the
Elsinor colt was in front. COXSwain
showed in the front at the end of half
mile. An eighth from home Fremont
went to the front and won handily by a
length from Patrimony colt, who got
up in the last few strides and beat Air
plant head. Time, 1:1412,
Third race, the Shrewsbury handicap with
$4,000 added, mile and half-Starters:
Riley. 125, even; Demuth, Ill, to 5; Race
land, 1913, - TO 8.
Riley opened up a gap of five lengths
Oh the first turn. The others closed on
him in the stretch. but one cut of the
whip sent the game son of LongfellOw
on again, and he cantered in winner
from Demuth, who beat Raceland three
lengths. Time, 1886.
Fourth race the Hackensack handicap, for
three-vear-olds. with Sl500 added mile
Starters: Rey Del Rey, III, to l.; san Juan,
JOG, 5 to /; Adventurer, 90, 30 to 1; Castoria.
92, 20 to /; Woodcutter, 1O5 10 to l; Kildeer,
104, 10 10 1; Fairy, 113, to 5; Gold Dollar, 9S,
toll; Correction, JOY. 3 to l.
Adventurer forged to the front on the
stretch, followed by Rey Del Rey. San
AOllCCllOlI. Cdli Oudll was Ill
front at the last eighth, and Doggett de-
liberately pulled him back and let Muir
ply, on Rey Del Rey, win by a neck.
San Juan was two lengths before Adj
yenturer. Time, 1908.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes for two
year-olds, with 81, 900 added, six furlongs-
Starters: Hapenny, ITO, TO /; Nomad, 100
to 5; Crochet, 1862, to 2: Wah Jim. 1929, Is
to l.; Kilkenny, Ill, 30 to 1; o. P B., los, Is to
1; Barefoot los, 20 to 1 Julio 9s, 40 to /.
Nomad. Crochet, Wah Jim and o. P.
B. showed in the front ranks to the
final furlong. Wah Jim died away and
Hapenny went to the front and won by
head from Nomad, who was two
lengths before Crochet. Time, 1:131l.
Sixth race, selling, sweepstakes for all
ages. with $1,000 added five furlongs-Start-
ers: Sirocco, 100, 5 ?; Queenston, 101. 10
l; Sim Rock, 107, to /; Daisy Woodruff, 9s,
2 to 1 Evangeline, s., to L Exotic, 81, to
1; Donohue, 90 10 10 1.
Won by Sirocco, Queenston second
and Simrock third. Time, 1908.