St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-01
KINGSTON WAS RIGHT
Van Buren, the Blaze-Faced
Wonder, Had No Chance
in the Race.
Records Smashed by Eight of
the Swift Equines at In
dependence.
Latonia's Card Was Devoted
to the Mays That Have
Not Won Much.
Tame Work:at the Sheepshead
Bay Traek--GeneraI Re-
suits.

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-Kingston is him
Self again. In the match race with Van
Buren, at Garfield park to-day for a
purse of $4,000 the great horse simply
played with the little blaZe-faced won
der, and passed the wire in common
canter three lengths to the good.
Twelve thousand people were on the
grounds when the race was called. The
day was raw, and wraps and Overcoats
were to be seen everywhere. The book
makers Jared well on the result. as
Kingston was held at prohibitive odds,
to being the shortest prlGe against
him al any time, while Van Buren,, at
to l, was nibbled at by the small bet
tiers. There was much cheering and
hand-clapping when the two horses
paraded before the grand stand. Ham
ilton was astride Kingston, while Tod
Sloan had the mount on Van Buren,.
There was no delay at the post and
the two horse bounded away on even
terms. Sloan tried hard to send Van
Buren, to the front, but the black boy
from the East would not have it that
way. Kingston chung to Van Buren's
neck around the turn, and the pair
raced like team for half mile, where
Kingston showed in front. Ivan
Buren's BEATEN" shouted The crowd.
and so Improved. Hamilton took a strong
wrap on the Eastern crack and romping
down the stretch, Kingston passed the
judges stand three lengths before Van
Buren,. The distance was mile and
sixteenth, and the time was 500. The
track was good.
Wednesday Kingston Will be pitted
against Marion c, Verge dor and others
at mile and an eighth, and as all of
the above horses are in the pink of con-
ditiOn great race may be expected.
First race, three-quarters of mile-Picea-
duly won Mabel second, Oakdale third.
Time. 1:lSA.
second race, mile-Maud won, Tamerlane
second Joe Woolman third. Time. I:47.
bird race, three-quarters of a mile-Addie
won. Tom Elliott second 70 Tambien third.
Time. l:H.
Fourth race mile and a siXteenth-Kings-
ton won, Van Buren, second. Time, I:50s4.
Fifth race ive-eighths of a mile-Little
kock won, Tom roach second, Cruikshank
third Time, 1:03l4.
SIKH race, mlle-GetaWay won, Carus sec
ond, Little Annie third. Time, 1 :44$4.
WILL Run TODAY.
First Tcce, selling, six furlongs-Hominy
ID II, u Hnnly =. ": sly LISBON, VI; LOru
Tom Himyar, ROYAL Y, %; Annie Clark,
Anna q, 80, Donovan, 90; Palmyra, 100;
Expense, SurGet jim Gray l., 10l Grandpa,
JOB; Carmen, IG6; Pinto, l09
Second race, selling, nine furlongs-Faler-
no, 81; Woodpecker Hamlet, %: ST. Albans
100: Arundel DNnlOn, Martin Russell, 1913;
Argeuta, Signature, sam Wood, Jed, 106; Os-
born, liz; Fred Taral, III.
Third race. two-year ods, five furlongs-
Nanciuse. Linita, 105: Tom Roach Pendle-
ton. les; Glenoid, Big Casino, Townsend. LIB.
Fourth race, Van Buren, handicap, nine
furlongs-Omonde los; Ed Bell, l16 Annie
Elizabeth, I0l; Rainier, 1l9; Ida Pickwick,
1l5: Ella Blackburn, 112; Vidette, 100 Lin
lthgow, 122; Buster, 100; Joe Carter. 11s.
Fifth race. handicap mile-Mary Sue, Neva
{, .; Guido, Big Three III; Leh, 1875;
Annie Elizabeth, 101; Rosemonb 95; Ernest
Race, Il6.
SIKH race, selling, six furlongs-Maggie B,
9B; hight 10 Seven 81; Madolin, 100; Sailor
Boy, lei; Bob McCart, 1922; Lord Lonsdale
1O2; Romp, lO4; Maud b, l04; Leland 105;
San Saba, l05; Speculation, 1G6; Gov. Ross,
101; Zeke Hardy, los; Autumn Leaf, ll0;
Maud, III; Fan King, 1l6.
WINNING TIPS.
Sly Lisbon and Donovan, Osborne and
Arundel, Tom Loach and Big Casino Lin
lithgow and Ed Bell, Guido and NeYa G,
Eomp ana Eight TO Seven.