St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-09

races won. but they were captured at
Gloucester this winter and must not be
too highly thought of. He ran five fur
longs atGuttenburg, however, in l:0l$4,
and is therefore entitled to considera-
ton. Falerna's single victory was six
and half furlOug purse at Gloucester,
run in :2914 in the mud.
BalgOwan was certainly a high-class
horse while in the West although he
seemed to train OFF in the East. and
made but sorry showing there. He
won the Southern Hotel stakes at st.
Louis. half-mile. in 51s4. and captured
sweepstakes. six furlongs. in 1.15l5.
He also landed the Hyde Park stakes.
which the courts have yet TO pass
on. Kingman's owner having claimed
that BalgoWan carried short weight. In
this race he defeated Rey del Rev.
kingman, Palestine, Tom Mackin and
Long Fortune. He captured the Sara
toga stakes. defeating Monterey and
Palestine. but did nothing afterwards.
Allan Esaness Record.
Allan Bane captured the Runnymede
stakes at Louisville. defeating GascOn,
Hueneme. Georgetown and Dundee.
He did little afterwards. but is now in
better hands. and great things are eX-
pected of him.
Cantatrice failed to earn brackets.
but finished second TO La TOsca in the
Fashion stakes at Westchester. having
Reckon. Sallie AcClelland and others
behind her.
Palestine. who was sold last fall for
over $4,000, was a most consistent per
former. lie won the Kenwood stakes
with ll3 pounds up, five furlongs.
IN :Ol a. He was second to BalgOwan
in the Saratoga stakes. He won the
Virginia stakes at Saratoga, FIVE fur
longs, III l:0294, the Kimball stakes at
LatOnia. six furlOngs. with 123 pounds
up, in l:l154. and the EdgeNater handi-
cap at LatOnia, six furlOngs. with I23
pounds up. In this race he conceded
from seven TO tWenty-fOur pounds to his
field. a sort OF prejudice has existed
against the get Of Powhattan. doubtless
on account of the failure of many sons
OF bennington 10 transmit stamina TO
their get, bnt the performances of Bur
lngtOn and others have done much to
dissipate this feeling.
Georgetown won the Alexandria
stakes at Louisville. 113 pounds up, five
tuTiOngs, IN 1:0415. defeating Dundee
Hueneme, Gascon, Allan Bane, and
others. lie also won the Harold stakes
at LatOnla, five furlOngs, in 1929 with
IL pOuuuo up, uelcdIlNE GdleSIlN6. NTlS-
con. Allan Bane and others. HIS other
victory was a handicap sweepstakes al
Monmouth Park.
Harry Rays victory was in the Rail-
way stakes at Latonia in the fall. The
distance was one mile. and Ray carried
10 pounds in "A This augurS we'll
for MS Derby chances
Yosemite is highly thought of. and
with good reason. TOO. lie improved as
he grew older in his twO-year-Old form,
and such horses generally develop into
the best three-year-Olds. He ran a
sweepstakes at Westminster in the fall.
He carried eightY-seven pounds and de
teated Now or Never, FitZjames and
others in l:29 He captured a siX-fur-
long purse AT Linden in 1:15is. and a
sweepstakes of one mile and a sixteenth
in 1919 :. Behind him were LaYinia
Belle, Quotation, Wilfred Joe Black
burn. Longshot and Now or Never. He
has shown ability 10 90 a distance and
should prove an important factor in the
race. He was the property of Senator
Hearst, and what Will be done with him
now IS q question.