St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-01
So, 900 FOR $50.
An Outsider Warrants His Owners
Faith in Him.

Faith in Him.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June so. - The
meeting was continued here to-day be-
fore crowd of at least 5000 persons. A
cold ocean breeze swept over the track
rendering overcoats and wrappers as alb
solutely essential to comfort, but as IA
yOrite after favorite went down the tai
ent grew uncOmfortably warm, and at
the end of the day wished they had
STAYED at home. The card was made up
of overnight events, but ii was very
evenly balanced one, and furnished
some exciting contests. The days
racing commenced very disastrously for
the talent, they selecting Kitty Van as
a good thing. She ran well, but at the
end gave way to KIngstock, an outsider
in the betting. who beat her length.
c. J. Kelly, the owner of kingstock,
cashed ticket after the race with Book
maker Lackman calling for 5000 to $50.
First race, purse $1,000. for all ages,
Futurity course-StarIers: Kingst0ck, 1l3. u
to Kittie Van, JOS, 16 to 5; Kapanga FLY,
los 80 10 /; Woodcutter, 1l4,7 to !; Ballyhoo,
100, Is 10 /; st. Omer, 107, 10 TO |; Nendaway,
102. 80 to !; Pagan, 1l2, to 2; Rico; III, II 10
l; Urbana, 106, 30 TO /; Stoniugton. lib. 10 10
/; Vintage Time hlly, 102, so TO /; Beck, 1l3,
II to l.: Palisade, III, II to l.
Urbana led to the bend, where Kitty
Van went to the front. followed by Ur-
bana, Wendaway and Kingstock. Kitty
Van led to within fifty yards of the
wire, when KingStock came with rush
and won by length from Kitty Van,
who beat the Kapanga FLY fully
length. Time, ITO.
Second race, sweepstakes for tbree-Year-
olds. mile and furlong-StarterS India
Rubber, 1l5, 6 TO /: Bermuda, l22, to D;
Lillian. los, u to !; Lowlander. 1l5 % to /;
Laurestan, 110I2, 10 5; Silver Prince, lis, 20
TO !.
For d quarter they Just walked, and
then Laurestan and Lowlander rushed
TO the front and set the pace down the
back stretch. Lowlander and Laurestan
gave up at the head of the stretch, and
India Rubber came through on the in
side. He was joined by Bermuda. and
in a rafting finish India Rubber won by
neck from Bermuda, three parts of
length before Lillian. Time, 200 9-5.
Third race, purse S. 1000, mile and q fur
long-Starters: Long Dance, Ia, TO /;
Longford. I12. Q to 5; Rover 103, 80 to 1; Ad-
yenturer. 81. ) 10 l; Wilfred III, 10 /; Get
tysburg, 105, % TO /; Jack High. 101, 40 to /:
Jim Clare, 107, 90 to /; Blue Jeans, ia, 10 to l.
Gettysburg and Rover raced together
around the turn and down Il e back
stretch with jim Clare. Long Dance and
a
in front with Long Dance next. Long
Dance showed into the stretch first;
LongfOrd then came very fast but made
! his run too late. and Long Dance lasted
! long enough TO win by head from
| LongfOrd. who beat Rover six lengths.
, Time. lbs. MutualS paid: Straight.
s33. 50; place, s15,S5; LongfOrd paid
$500.
Fourth race handicap sweep stakes. mile
and sixteenth-StArters: EOn l23, to
10; Kenwood 100 3 TO l; Diablo 100, II 10 ).
They got away with Kenwood in
front, DiablO next and EOn failing.
This order was Kept up lengths apart
until the head of the stretch was
reached, where all three were on even
terms. Then Eon drew away and won
easily by length from KenWOOd, who
! beat Diablo three parts of a length.
| Time. 1908 3-5.
Fifth race, sweepstakes for two-year-olds,
| Futurity course-Starters: Arabia colt, 10l,
! 80 10 1; Fremont, los, s to 5; FideliO, 6 to l
Recess. I05 6 to / Kindora- 9S, 90 to /; Rolfe,
! 106, TO i; Bitten, los, 4s to 1; Panhandle,
9S 80 to / ; Marina 105 y to / a: Clara colt los,
/ 30 10 /; Maxim FLY, 105 40 10 1; DelusiOn. 106
10 to 1; Motto. 100, 40 to 1; Archie Collins,
20 to l.; Zorlng, rs, to 3.
When they came in sight Marina was
in front. At the bend Fremont showed
trifle in front of Marina, with Fidelio
and Arabia colt next. As soon as they
Strengthened out the Arabia colt came
through and won easily by a length
from Fremont, who beat Fidelio a
length. Time, I'LL.
Sixth race, sweepstakes for three-year-olds
and upward. mile and quarter on the turn
Starters: Nlrgie. s., ) TO =: Admiral. 1i2. l
to =; Miss Cody, %, TO 1; Kern. 102, TO /.
Miss Cody took the track at the flag
fall, and, opening up gap of two
lengths. showed the way to the stretch.
Then Admiral took the lead and held it
to the end, winning easily by length
from Kern, who beat Miss Cody half
length for second place. Time, 2:l0 3-5.
ENTRIES Eas TO-DAY
136: Strideaway. ~: YTco g.: Kitty Van. 81;
Tulla Blackburn, L: Bermuda, 100.
second race, double event futurity course
-Charade, 100; Airplant rs; Refrain, lis;
L0rimer. lis; Hoey, 107.- Nomad. Vic
tory. 107: ST. Flerian, 107: His Highness, rs;
Anna B, rs; Fred Lee, 10. -
Third race, seven furlOngs. selling-Re-
porter. los; Cynosure, BecS, 100; Conc, 107;
SimrOck. IS; Arab. DR.. Helmuth, WattersOn,
Il2: Kitty J. lob; Houston. 81.
Fourth race, mile and five furlOngs Real
ization stakes-Nonterey, lis; Potomac. -;
Hoodlum, " arpath, 112; Montana, 109 yrStfath-
meath. H.
apeake, Ben KingsDury. 19S; Kingmaker. 1876;
Odetie los: Little Minch. no: St John. lbs.
Sixth race, two miles handicap turf-Mas-
terlode, 127; ST. Luke, ia: Come to Taw, III;
Vengeance, Ito.
SELECTIONS
Kingston and T. Blackburn Victory and ST.
Florian, DR.. Helmuth and Watterson. Strath-
meath and Potomac St JOhn and Odeffe