St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-03
Tenny Conquered at Morris
Park and Proctor Knott
at Latonia.
10th Races Were Royalty Con-
tested by the Equine
MonarchS.
Tristan, in Beating the Sway
back, Makes q New
Record.
Horses at Good Odds We're
First in Many Of the
Races.

NORRIS PARK, June 2.-The meeting
was continued here to-day under the
most favorable circumstances magma
bic and fully 10000 persons were pres
ent to cheer the winners and cOndole
with the losers. The talent and book
makers had hard struggle during the
day, and at the end the talent had lit
tie the best of it. for, while several
favorites were beaten, all the winners
were we'll backed. The feature of the
card was the Metropolitan handicap.
which encompaSsed the defeat of
Tenny, the Brooklyn winner. He was
an odds on fayOrite, but, after a grand
race, he was beaten three parts of a
length by Tristan in 1919, new
record for the distance. Tournament
made his second appearance for the year
III the race, and ran in something
like his Old form. lie held the lead for
mile, where lack of condition told on
him. The Dwyer horses, that we're en-
tered literally in the different events,
were all withdrawn shortly before the
first race because Mrs. NJ. L. Dwyer had
died early this morning. This left the
fourth race a wakover for SuZette, and
the sixth race was divided, thus giving
six betting races.
First race. for all ages, a sweepstakes, six
furlongS.S La Tosca, lg6 to .;
Trinity, Ill. 10 to L; FlaYia, 1906 s TO l; Key
West. III. to |.
When they came in sight La Tosca
appeared to be next the rails, followed
by Key West and Trinity, Tapped,
while Flavia was length away. They
ran in this order to the last furlong,
where Flavia and Trinity attempted to
close On the leader. She always held
and . half from Trinity, who beat
Flavia a talf length for the place.
Time, 1:l415.
Second race for three-y ear-olds and up
wards, q sweepstakes. mile-Starters: LIN
triguante, III, ~ to .; India Rubber, 167, 20
TO l. Sequence colt, 1O7. 50 to |: Frontenac,
127 % to l; LaYinla, 107 to /; Wilfred, III
p to 1.
They were sent away to a beautiful
start, with India Rubber the first to
show, closely followed by Hypatica, Sc
quence colt and Isaac Lewis. Hypatica
at once rushed to the front, and with
Isaac Lewis and Sequence colt as the
runners up set the pace to the last quar-
ter, where L'lntriguante commenced to
move up. She took the lead at the up
per turn, and was joiued by India Rub
Der and Isaac Lewis. a good finish en-
sued, L'lntriguante winning by Il neck
from India Rubber, who beat Isaac
Lewis the same distance for the place.
Iime. l:4l15.
Third race. Juvenile stakes, for two-year-
olGs, sweepstakes of 500 each with 5000
added, BALI q mile-Starters: Osric. lis 10 to
!; Laughing Water. lis, to L; Dagonet, lis,
- TO l; Sir Mathew, lis. TO /; spinalong,
us, ) TO /; Bengal, lis 50 to l; Coxswain.
q 70 l.
TO l; Mars lis. TO !; Merry Monarch, lis, IL
TO /: Guilty, rs. 10 to Il; Niagara tilly, rs, &c
TO 1; Yemerew, lis, 50 to l: Pan Handle, lis,
20 TO |; Take Back, 1ls. 40 to l; Regina, lis.
30 TO l: Lady Longfellow colt, lis, T. to 1.
There was long delay at the post.
but finally the flag fell TO what appeared
to he a good start When they could be
distinguished Sir Mathew, Osric, Dag
onet aud Rex were in the front rank,
and they ran well punched to the last
furlong. There OSric drew out and won
. by length and half from Laughing
Water, who beat Dagouet a neck for the
place. Time, 0:+714.
Fourth race, for three year-olds and up
yard, a sweepstakes, mile and a sixteenth.
DriZZe cantered around the track.
getting half of the 1000.
Fifth race METROPOLITAN handicap, for al
ages. sweepstakes of 500 each, with $1,000
added, mile and a furlong-StarGers Iris
I07. to 1; Riley, l1S, 20 to l; Senorita 113, II
tO1; Ambulance, leo, to /; Tournament
125. 30 to l.
They were sent away to beautiful
start, with Ambulance the first to show.
closely followed by Tristan, Riley,
Tournament and Senorita, with 1enny
last. Garrison at once shot Tourna-
ment to the front, and, opening up q
gap of two lengths, showed the way tC
the quarter, with Clarendon. Riley anC
Ambulance as his closest attendants
AS they struck the upper turn Claren
dor went up TO Tournament, and
the two raced together to the top OF
the hill. There the rest commenced t
close on them. Tenny was the first t
make his move when they Strengthened
out, and at the last quarter he was lead
ing by half length from Clarendon
while Tristan was coming up fast. The
latter Joined the leaders at the upper
end of the stand, and, running strong
and true to the finish. won by three
parts of length from Tenny. who bea
Clarendon length for second money
Time, 1:5112. This is new record fol
the distance.
Sixth race, sweepstakes, for all ages witt
$1,000 added, seven furlOngs-otarters
Stryke, ia, ) 10 2; Solo, lis, to .; Little jim
100, to l; Ocypete, 107, 10 to /: Algebra, st
10 TO /: Kern, 104. 10 to 1; Vivid, 105, 10 to
81, II, D
/; War Duke. 81, 10 to l.
Stryke won, Soho second, Little jim
third. Time, 1:27$l.
Seventh race, $1,000 purse, selling allow
anceS, seven fuilongs-Starters: Torchlighl
ia. to /; Vardee 104, to 1; Rico, 112, 10 t
/; ESquimau, 119, 3 to l; Dunbarton, 101, ]
to l; Adventurer III, to 2: Centura, la, /
TO Iago, 112, 3 to / {; Ketchum, 81, Il to 1.
Vardee was the first to show to
good start, and Tapped by Adventure
and Torchiight. with the rest well UP
He set stiff pace to the last furlong
when Garrison brought Esquimau u
with rush. A beautiful finish ensueo
Esquimau winning by three-Quarters O
a length from Vardee, who beat Ac
Venturer a head for second money
Iago was fourth, head away. Time
1925.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.
First race, five MISUNDERSTANDING IL
Exotic, lis: Perfume. lis; lillian. Us: Prom,
made, 1l5; Cloths, 115; Prudence, rs; Jessi
FaustuS, 10.
Second race, Cherry Diamond handical
mile-Senorita. 1l6; Diablo, 112; Fitzjame
1l2; Tulla Blackburn, 10; Carroll, 109: Chess
peake 106; Text. los: Maserlode, 1906
Third race, Elms stake, mile and all eight
Correction, III; Flayirla, 112; Orrgense, II:
Kildeer, 112: Reckon, 112.
Fourth race, Second Division, Cher
Diamond handicap, one mile-Cassias -
DrizZle, lis; Charley Post 113; St James, Ii
Admiral, III; Woodcutter, 1906; Lizzie, 103.
Fifth race, quarters-Glaucus. 12
Prince Charming, 123; Riot. 122; j B. ~
Claymore, 100; Uno Grande, 122; Richal 70
Major Thornton, 122; Scraps, 122; Unce
talnty, 122; Register, 10: Outcome, 1922 S
George. 122; Atlantic, 122; Lyceum, 122: Ii
cite, III; Aquilon, III; Ottawa, III; Refill
III.
Sixth race. five furiongs, selling-Oppre
sor rs; Hamilton, 113; Kingdom, 1O6; We
fly %; Florence s. %; FroIa FLY, 95 Iii
CARA. %; Maggie Duffy filly Io5; Ginka IN
Lille Is colt 101; Arnold, l0S: Recess, 10
GondolG colt 9S; Hyacinthe, 9S; Disappear
ment, 107.
SELECTIONS.