St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-15
The Fast Colt Forced to Low
eP His ColoPs to York
vile Belle.
Interesting War Between the
Telegraph and the Brook
lyn Club.
Bookmakeps Pull OFF About
Everything in Sight at
Latonia.
FavoriteS Trail In as Though
1t Was Natural in All
Races.

meeting or the Brooklyn Jockey club
commenced to-day, and from all indica-
tions it will be the most sensational
meeting ever held in this country. Not
sensational from any ordinary causes,
but on account of the war between the
city pool rooms and the Western Union
Telegraph company on one side and the
Brooklyn Jockey club on the other.
The weather was perfect, the track in
fine shape, and the card presented was
such as has been seen but a few times
this season:
First race, five furlongs-Starters: Chesa-
peake 100 TO 5; Dr. Hasbrouck, I16, 10 to 1;
Trinity. lie, 20 to /; Correction, i13, to 1;
Eclipse, lis, 10 to 1; Refraction FLY, 90 II to
|; Reilly, l13 30 to 1; SIeipner 122 40 to l;
Maidstone, 122. to 1; Rinfax, ZIG, to 1;
Charley Post, 122, 90 TO l.
After some delay they were sent
away to good start with Correction
first to show. She held her lead to the
stretch Tapped by Refraction, when
there was general closing up, and in
the last furlong Dr. Hasbrouck took the
lead and held it to the end, winning by
a half length from Trinity. who beat
Chesapeake a head for the place.
Time, 1:0lM.
Second race, mile-Starters: Bellevue
llU, D 10 L, lIlOld llU, II 10 .. Ierrl-
fer, 122, 9 to 2; Orageuse, 100. 10 l. Mary
Stone, 10Y, to 1; Metallic, 1l9, 40 to L; Lizzie
10S 20 to !.
Terrifier was first away. Going
around the turn, Terrifier, Mary Stone
and Lizzie were on even terms, with the
others in close order. Mary Stone
dropped back as they Strengthened out
on the back stretch, and Terrifier and
| Lizzie led the way to the turn. There
| q fold aIncad nd fnrnQd m tho
| stretch in bunch, with Terrifier still
| in front. 1t was then anybody's race.
Bellevue came through with rush in
the last furlong. and, taking the lead,
won handily by length from India
Rubber. who was length and half
before Terrifier. Time, LA.
Third race, the Prospect stakes. for two
year-olds, three-Quarters of a mile-Starters:
Yorkville Belle, lis, to 2: Lamplighter. lis,
~ to 1; st. Florian, lis to /; Dagonet 1iS,
to ]; Leonawell, 1lS, 10 to /; Merry Mon
arch, u.s. to /; Neil COLI, lis, so to l; Phil
Dwyer. lis 50 TO L; AlonZo. lis, 10 to /
Huron, 11S, to l. Bashford, u.s. 10 to 1.
The start was poor one. st. Florain
jumped away like shot and made the
running down to the turn two lengths
before Yorkville Belle and DagOnet.
Then came Huron and Lamplighter.
St. Florain quit in the stretch and York
vile Belle won easily by two lengths
from Lamplighter, who ran under the
whip all the way and beat st. Florian a
nose for the place. Time, ZIG.
Fourth race, the Oriental handicap, mile
and a quarter-Starters: English Lady, 100.
15 to 1: Raceland, l20, 4 toll: Demuth. lis, 9
to 10; Judge Morrow, LEO, TO /; Portchester,
1O5, 10 to 1; Castaway II, 100, to |.
English Lady got the flag followed by
-Raceland and Castaway, with Dorchester
last. Lamley at once opened up gap
Nf ftnyn lDt,tr he Inh a1x fatrn
held despite Raceland's bold bid at the
end. English Lady won easily by two
lengths from RacelaDd, who beat De-
muth for the place. Time. 2:08.
Fifth race, selling, for two-year-olds, four
furlongs-Starters: Tringle, 1f0, TO 2;
Laughing Water, los, z to .; Bengal, 9S. 10 to
Homd ne colt Of 10 lis to to l. Rnnpp i Ss to
Tom Harding. 1l3. 10 /; Innovation, 105, 10
to |; Guilty 9G, 20 10 j; Uproar colt 90, 80 to
/; Wah Jim, lib, Is to 1; Recess, log, II to 1.
Natalie S was the first to show, brt
Tringle assumed command aid made
the running, leading by narrow mar
gin until a quarter from home, where
Natalie s passed her. out Tringle came
again and, in a driving finish, won by
head from Natalie S, who beat Tom
Harding a length. Time, 49,.
Sixth race selling. for two-year oids, half
mile-Starters: Airplant, los. 6 to s.; Belle
ID, 90 20 to 1; Mayor b, 106 6 to 1: Panway,
o. 20 to l; Enid los, Is to 1 Billet Deux
colt, 103 to L; Captain Brown, los, to l.;
Panhandle, 100 Is to /; Van Cluse. 40, to
L; Picililli, %, 10 to 1; kirsch, i0S, to L;
Genet colt les, to l.
KirSch and Airplant ran head and
head until turlong from home, when
Airplant drew clear and finally won
easily by length aud half. Kirsch
second, length in front of Billet DeuX
colt. Time, so.
Seventh race. selling, mile and sixteenth
Starters: Folsom, 81, q to 1: Peralta, 81, 20
to 1; Judge Post, 10i, Il to 1; Hoodum, 1O2,
TO 1; Miss Belle, "a, 6 to l.: Celia, 81, to 1;
Lemoine II, gs. 10 TO 1; Virgie, 81, Z to 1; Ma
belle. 81, IL to 1; Ballyhoo, 107, to =; Le-
panto. 81 10 to l.
Ballyhoo and Lemoine II alternated
in the lead until the stretch. where they
were joined by Virgie and Celia. Then
they went to the whip, and all down
the home stretch it was anybody's race.
Fifty feet from the wire Virgie got her
neck in front, winning by the margin,
Celia second. a head the best of Bally-
hoo. Time, :49%.