St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-27

second choice; the fourth to the favor
lite, Fairy, and the last to Admiral, who
was to l. An accident happened in
the third race that might have resulted
fatally. Hamilton attempted to make
his run in the stretch with the fRvorite,
Portchester, when he was interfered
with. and horse and rider went down
together. The horse rolled completely
over Hamilton, but fortunately did not
hurt him.
First race, sweepstakes for three-year ODDS
and upwards. miie-Starters: Drizzle. LIS,
70 l; chesapeake, rs I to 2; Cassius, 112, II
70 B: Little Minch, 112, 20 to 1 India Rubber,
lO0 to 1; Kingstock, 112, 40 to L
Little Minch jumped away in front
and held the lead for a quarter and
then gave way to Drizzle, who made
the running to tue turn. Then Chesa-
peake went up to the leader. The pair
turned into the stretch on even terms.
From there to the end 1t was hammer
ana t0ngs, Drizzle getting the verdict
by nose from Chesapeake, who was
two lengths before Cassius. Time,
1:41M.
Second race. purse 81, 900, for two-year-olds,
sselilng. Futurity course-Starters: Airshaft
lOs to 1; fremont, 113. 6 to 5: Count92 20 to
l; Mount Vernon, los, 6 to /; Piccadilly, Oh. 20
70 L Gondolier, 90, 60sto /; Disappointment
104. Ia to l; Recess, los to 5; Pedestrian, 1O6,
o. 10 : AlRoma- lO5. 40 TO i.
at the turn Fremont was a head be-
fore Airshaft, with Count, Recess and
Mt. Vernon. Airshaft then shot to the
front, and won easily by length from
fremont, who beat Count a length and
half. Time, 1909.
!, Third race, handicap sweepstakes, for
three-year-olds. mile and a furlong-Starters:
bermuda, lis, to 1; Richal 100, Is to 1 Liz
zie. iOS. III to /; Laurestan, 100, z to q; Phone
graph, 70, ~ to i: Beeton, 90, Is to /; Port
chester, lbs, 6 to S.
monograph went out with a rush,
and on the turn was length and a half
before Lizzie. with Richal and Bermuda
length apart. This order prevailed to
the last turn. where Photograph gave
way to Lizzie, and Laurestan moved I'D
10 third place. Lizzie was first into the
stretch, with Riehal. Laurestan. Ber-
muda and dorchester next. Hamilton,
on the last named, was pocketed, and
In attempting to come through he
trlpped on Richal's heels and fell. Ber-
muda came up on the outside and won
pretty race by neck from RichaI,
who beat Lizzie head. Time, 1 SO Is
Fourth race, sweepstakes. seven furlongs-
starters: Fairy. ITO. to 5; Kitty 7, 105. 10 to
Trinity, no. ITO 3: Vagabond, Lis, 80 to 1;
Nubian, Ito. 40 to l.
Nubian rushed 10 the front in the first
quarter, followed by Sirocco, Fairy,
trinity and Kitty L. Sirocco took up
the running going down the back
stretch, but gave way to Trinity, who
led for a furlong and then gave way
again to Sirocco. The latter piloted the
held into the stretch, with FAIRY, Kitty
l and Warpath close up. AS soon az
they Strengthened out Fairy came
through and won easily by length and
half from Kitty T, who beat SiroccO a
length. Time. 1:28 2-5
Fifth race. seven furlongs, heats-Starters:
Atlantic, 20. 6 TO S; Lynn. o. to Q; Beck.
loo' III to /; st. Luke, 112, to 1.
Atlantic went to the front when the
flag fell, and, after making all the run
ming, won handily by length from
Lynn. who beat Beck three lengths for
the place. st. Luke was dlstanced. In
the second heat Atlantic set the pace
for half, when he gave way to Lynn,
who galloped in an easy winner by two
lengths. Beck was distanced. In the
third and deciding heat. Lynn made all
the running, and won by thirty lengths.
Time, :2S As, 80 3-5. l:33.
Sixth race lightweight handicap. mile
and a quarter on the turf-Starters: Vengeur.
lie, 80 to l; Watterson, 122, 8 to 5; King
maker, lis, to l; Admiral, lis, toI; ST.
John, III. LOG to L Kern, 1l6, 8 to /.
st. John took first place soon after
the flag fell. and, securing aslead of two
lengths. cut out the work for over
mile. Then Admiral, ridden by Taral,
moved up, and. taking first place on en-
tering the stretch, held it to the end.
and won easily by half q Tenth from
ST. John. who beat Vengeur two lengths
for the place. Time, 2:09.
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