St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-05
NORRIS PAIR BEATEN.
Vestibule Takes the Galliapd
Stakes From St. F1orian
and Georgia.
Only Once in Six Races Did
the Favorite Score a
Winning.
Valera Won the Himyar
Stakes at Latonia on a
Track Of Waxy Mud.
AS at Morris Park, Only One
Favorite Won--Chicago
and Buffalo Events.

WESTMINSTER, n. Y, June 4.-Rac.
ing was continued here to-day before a
crowd of about 5000 persons. The
weather was decidedly cool, but the
! public had such a hard time picking
| winners that they were warm enough
before the day was over. The track was
lightning fast and good time was made
IN every race. Of the six races, the first
was won by favorites, but after that out
Siders loomed up at the finish with a
regularity that was disheartening to
hackers. The feature of the days sport
was the defeat of the Morris pair, st.
Florlan and Georgia, for the Galliard
stakes, by Vestibule. The latter is a
fair-sized colt by Emperor. out of Yes
telIa, and is very useful colt.
First race a sweepstakes for ali ages five
and a half furlonss La Tosca,
IL LII TO Civil Service, III, to 1; Key West
l06' % to l. Fair View, lO6. to 8; Dr. Has
brouck, III. 20 to L; Equity, 100. so to /; Bal
larat, III, 40 to 1; Fannie c. liz. 100 to l.
When they could be distinguished La
IoSca was in the lead. followed by Civil
Service, Fairview, Kew West and Has
Drouck,all heads apart. with Equity and
FANNIE c bringing up the rear. They
ran IN this order to the last furlOng,
where La Tosca drew away and won
easily by two lengths, while Civil
SerYlc beat Key West the same distance
for the place. Time. 1:0415.
Second race, sweepstakes, for three-year-
oids and upwards, one mile-Starters: Snow
ball, lib, 10 to 1; Long Dance. 126. II to l :;
5l-ingmaker, l22 Is to |; Mountain Deer. lib,
to L; Hypatlca, los, , to | The Sheriff, l22
~ to ]; Onaway, l22, to /.
Mountain lpa1. ruao
10 good start and was at once Joined
by Klngmaker. These two made the
running up the hill with SNOWFALL and
Long Dance as their closest attendants
ana showed the way to the stretch,
where Hypatica commenced to close.
At the last quarter Mountain Deer still
held his lead, SNOWFALL. Long Dance
and kingmaker close up. SNOWFALL
and Long Dance made a rafting finish,
SNOWFALL winning by a neck, while
Long Dance beat Kingmaker length
for the place. Time, 1:41A.
Third race, a free handicap sweepstakes
Ior three-year-olds and upwards, mile and a
turIong-Starters: Maidstone, 113 to /;
senorita, III 10 5: Lepanto, 95, II to 1 Ad-
miral, 100, to /; Isaac Lewis, no. to l;
Llgonla, lob, II to /; Los Angeles, Ia, 10 1
Castaway III, 100, to 1.
Lepanto jumped to the front when
two lengths, showed the way up the
hill, with LivOnia, Los Angeles and
Senorlta as his closest attendants.
When the stretch was reached Senorita
commenced to move up, and at the
quarter was on even terms with Lee
panto. Then Maidstone with a rush took
the lead at the furiong pole, held it to
the end and won by three lengths,
While Senorita beat LeDanto two lengths
for the place. Time, 1:55.
Fourth race, Galliard stakes. for wo-year
oids at SO each, with Sl,50O added, five fur
longs--Starters: st. Florian, 125, 2 to S;
Georgia, 40, to L; Vestibule, u.s. S to 1 !
Take Back. lis. 80 to 1; Countess, lis, so to 1:
Laughing Water, 115, 6 to 1.
Vestibule was the first to show, and,
closely attended by Laughing Water,
with st. FlOrlan. Take Back and Georgia
following, showed the way to the last
furlong. Then Mclaughlin got to work
on st. Florian and he gained on the
leaders, but he could not quite get ND.
anc Vestibule won by half a length.
while ST. Florian beat Laughing Water
length and half for the place. Time.
593I.
Fifth race, sweepstakes. for three-year-olds
SIX furlongs-Starters: Pessara 122 ) toI;
L'Intriguante, III, IL TO 5; Flavilia. no, z to
L; India Rubber, 10. II to 1; LORD Harry.
1I5, 90 to 1; Sirocco. no. 10 toll; Warpath,
122, to l.; Woodcutter, lis. Is to /: FAIRY
ITO, 10 to l.: Rey Del Rey, 122, to i !:
Prince Charming, ITO, 30 to L; Glideway,
ITO, so TO 1; Rheingold, ITO, SO to !; Walcott'
no, 20 to l.
L'Intriguante showed in front when
the flag fell, and, with Fairy at her
neck, set the pace for the last furlOng,
where she was joined by Pessara. She
easily held him safe, but Littlefield
rode very weak finish and Pessara
beat her out a head. Flavila was third,
length away. Time. I'LL.
Sixth race, purse $1,000. selling allowances.
mlle-Starters: Vivid 104, 40 to i Esquimau
ll9, to L: Arab LOG, 10 to |; Missive o. ~ to
l; Little Jim LOG, 1; Joe Courtney l16. 10
to /; Calcium 104, 10 1: Rice 107, 20 to 1;
Kempland lib, to 5; Pearl Set 81, to 1:
Stryke liz, 10 to 1.
Vivid jumped to the front when the
flag fell and. closely attended by Kemp
land, Stryke and Missive, set hot pace
to the stretch. In the last furlong Gar
rison brought Esquimau through with a
great rush and won by half a length.
while Stryke beat Kempland head for
the place. The latter would very prob
ably have won, but he bolted i'm the
stretch and lost haIf-dOZen lengths.
Time 1:4l.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
First race. three fourths of mile, weller
WelSnI nanulcap-BelWOOd, 127; DalSyniau
124; -Ballarat 1913; Blackburn, 10; Simrock.
ZIG; Leveller, ia; Sequence colt, 112.
Second race, mile, selling-Joe Courtdey.
us; Long Dance, 116; Vardee. ITO: Gettys'
burg, 1906; Kern, LOG; Vivid, 101; Norwood,
81; Atlantic, 81.
Third race, Debutante stakes, five furlopgs
-Forethought, Algona. Mascot, Wyoming.
Belle ID, Annie Queen, Ellen Wetherspoo1'
Anna b. Marina. Crystai. Kinda Dwyer, Flor,
ence S, Regina, lis.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth, handi
cap-Judge Morrow. 100; Frontenac, 1O6:
Cassins, 1914; King Thomas, %; Lizzie, 90:
Woodcutter, 90: Eleve,- 90.
Fifth race, The Withers stake, one mile
Bolero, III; Montana. III; Alderman Mac.
~; Foxford. III; Picknicker, III; Apollo,
liz: Laureston, LIZ.
Sixth race, three-quarters. selling-McCor-
mick, ll3; Quartermaster. 113; Detroit, 1O8:
Hamilton, 16S; Merry Monarch, 1903: Lester,
los; King Mac, los: Charade, 1916; DR.. Wilcox
JOG; Gold Wave, 100; Arnica 100; Little
Sandy, 103: Hyacinthe, 1914; Leprechaun, 9S
SELECTIONS.
Belwood and Blackburn, Vivid and Long
Dance. Anna and Wyoming, Cassins and
Frontenac. Picnicker and Bolero, Hyacinth
and Dr. Wilcox