St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-21
RECKON'S WALKOVER,
Only One Entry for the Delaware
Handicap.

JEROME PARK, Aug. 20.--The Mon
mouth association continued its meet
ing to-day. The weather Was delightful
and the track good.
First race, 1,400 yards-Starters: Charlie
Post, 81, 10 TO l; Woodeutter 81, 30 to 1; Soho
10, $ to 1; Daisy Woodruff, 100, II to 1
Eclipse, 102, S to /: Sir George, 105, Is to l !;
Surplus, 90, IS to /; Kittie T, los. % to 1 :;
Major Domo, 10, to 10; Mary Stone, SO, 20
to l.
The start was good one for all ex-
cept Major Domo. who was left at the
post. Charlie Post at once rushed to
the front and, followed in close order
by WOodcutter. Daisy Woodruff and
Eclipse, set the pace to the stretch.
Then he drew away and won from
Woodcutter, who beat Mary Stone for
second money. Time, 1:22L.
Second race, six furlongs. starters-Ab-
sconder. 49, 8 to 1: Take Back, los, to s.;
Rialto, s., to 1; Error, 50, 10 to /; Alright,
100, 10 to l; knapsack. So to 1, 10 to 1; Sery-
ice, IS, 80 to L; Picalilli, So, 8 to 1.
Take Back was the first to show at the
start, but gave way to Service, who
showed the way around the club house
turn, with Alright and Take Back sec
ond. When they came in view Alright
was leading, and he held his lead to the
stretch where AbscOnder went to the
front and won, Take Back second,
Rialto third. Time, 1:1S4.
Third race, the Delaware handicap, mile
and quarter.
Reckon, 100, walked over for the
stakes, there being no other starters.
Fourth race, three quarters of a mile
Starters: Hamilton, III. to 5: Wyandotte
colt Ill, Q TO 2; Wah Jim, 10. 10 to /: An
ME b, ITO, D TO |; FL Ramellette lob Is to [:
Shenandoah, ITO, 10 to L; O'Kelly, 10, u
to1
Just as the flag fell, two or three col
| lided and O'Kelly was nearly knocked
off his feet. Midgley then pulled him
up and he was left at the post. Annie
| b at once rushed to the front and
showed the way. Then Hamilton took
second place, but could not reach An
ME B who won, while Hamilton beat FL
Ramellette for second money. Time,
| 1:l9.
Fifth race. seven furlongs- Starters: King
maker, IS. to /; Banquet, IlS, to 5; Pagan,
| COS, to l; Kingstoek, LOG, 6 to L; Chaos ITO,
to / Rover 90, Is 10 1.
The light-weighted Rover shot to the
front when the flag fell. and, securing a
lead of an open length, showed the way
| for six furlongs, followed In order by
| Kingmaker and Pagan. In the stretch
| Kingmaker took the lead. In the last
furlong he was collared by Banquet, but
after good finish won by a head,
while Banquet beat Pagan for place.
| Time, 1921.
! Sixth race, seven eighths of mile-Start-
| ers: Beck, 90, 3 to l; Pearl Set lob, to
| Lithbert 21n z to 1 Celia, 104. to L; Regis
ter, loo, II to l.
Register was the first to show at the
start, and made the running for quar-
ter of a mile, when Beck passed him,
and made all the running. winning
from Pearl Set, who beat Lithbert.
Time, 1904.
Seventh race, four and half furlongs-
Starters: KIrsch, 113. Pig to 1 Glamor, IFS, z
| to 1; Marmont, 1l5, & to l: Caterer, lis. 10 to
| 1; Canvass, lis, to l; Alliquippa, lis, to 1;
Clara colt lis. s to l: Peralto, rs. IS to 1;
Acilojam. lis, 10 to 1; Quartermaster, 119, lC
to l. Sir Arthur, 11s, Is 10 1.
Won by Kirsch. Glamor second, Mar
mont third. Time, Sc sec.