St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-07
FLEET MACS THAT WIN
Eaeeland and Nay Win Land
First in Jerome Park
Stake Races.
Saratoga's Principal Events
Are Captured by E0n
and Homer.
Hal Pointer and Y0lo Maid
Defeat Johnston in Pae-
ing at Buffalo.
Runners That Took Purses at
Chicago and Gloucester
Courses.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The largest
crowd that has been at jerome Park
during the meeting was present there
to-day. The weather was perfect. the
track was in first-clasS shape and there
was 10 opposition at Brighton. The
card presented was a good one and the
6.000 persons present saw some first
class racing. There were only six events
on the card. but as one of them resulted
III a dead heat there were seven coli
tests.
First race. handicap sweepstakes, mile and
q furlOng-Starters: Reckon. los, l to 3;
Edgar Johnson 30, - to l; UnO Grande, 100,
> to ;.
They got away on even terms. Uno
Grande and Edgar johnson went out
together and made the running around
Picnic hill together. As they straight
ened out for the run to the club house
Reckon shot up on the inside and took
tie lead. They never got near him
after that, Reckon winning by two
lengths from Edgar Johnson, who after
being apparently out of it, came again
and nipped UnO Grand on the post for
place. Time, 1919.
Second race, the Camden stakes for two
year oldS,siX furlongs-Starters: Sir Matthew.
Ill ito >; Necromancy colt, III, II TO D; Up
roar colt III, II 10 >; AiShSft ll5, to 1;
Shellbark lis, 10 >; Brooklyn III, 30 to l.
NecrOmancy colt was the first to
show. The UprOaT colt rushed to the
front going around the club house turn,
followed by the Necromancy colt,
Brooklyn and Sir Matthew. This order
prevailed to the far turn, where Sir
Matthew gradually cut down the others
in the field. Turning into the stretch.
ali were in a beautiful bunch. Sir Mat
thew came away easy as they straight
entd out, and won in a canter by two
lengths from the Necromancy colt,
length before the UprOar colt. Time,
1:lS14.
Third race. the Trenton stakes, for three
yedr-Olds, mile-Starters: May Win, los, to
,; SirOccO. 1U3. 9 to ;: Adyenturer, los, 1 TO l:
Laurel, 81, 10 to 1; Prince Charming, 81, Is
10 |.
Sirocco jumped out first, followed by
May Win, Laurel and Prince Charm
ing. Around Picnic hill the order was
the same, and the positions were still
the same going by the club house. On
the far turn May Win began to move
up, and at the head Of the stretch was
Oyerhauling SirOccO fast. He did not
get up on even terms until the last six
teenth. and a desperate finish resulted
in a dead heat between Nav Win and
AJA4ONNOs ANhClllllCl llillt. q ACAis III
away. Time, 1914. May Win won the
Tum-Off; time, l 40.
Fourth race the Freehold stakes for all
ages, mile and half-Starters: Rsceland,
1l5, to I; English Lady, 102, to l.
English Lady went out and opened
up gap of two lengths, which she held
to the head of the stretch. then Race
land came by and won in a canter by
two lengths. Time, 2:37}4.
First race. selling. sweepstakes, SIX fur
lOngs-Starters: Daisy Woodruff, 10l, to ,;
Soho rs, to l. Salisbury, 100, to /; loren
light, los, to /; Roquefort, log, 3 to /; Celia,
1929, 10 TO !.
Daisy Woodruff rushed to the front
and won easily by two lengths from
Soho, Salisbury third. a length away.
Time, 1:163l.
sixth race, sweepstakes for maiden-twO-
year ODDS. five furlOngs-StaTterS; Alcalge,
lib, to l.; kirSch. l13, q to / Schuylkill. lib,
/ TO 1; Canvass. 113, to ,; shenandoah, lib,
to 1; Abundance colt 113, 10 to l !; Lavish,
lib, Is to 1; Otero, 1l0, ) to /; Caterer 113 10
TO l; Elsinor colt I13, p TO /; Fauxpas colt,
113 y to /.
They came down the straight we'll
punched, with Lavish, Schuylkill and
the COkena FLY in the front rank. OPP
pOSite the stand krush took the lead
and was joined by Alcalde. \ whip
ping finish followed. Alcalde winning
by head, while Kirsch beat Sehuylkil;
two lengths for the place. Time, 1:035l.