St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20
TENNY STILL IN FORM.
He Wins Special Easily-York-
vile Belle a Leader

vile Belle a Leader.
GRAvEsEND, Sept. 19.-Fully 10000
people made the journey to this course
to-day, fully expecting to hear that the
fight between the pool rooms and track
had been settled, but they were sadly
disappointed. Neither side would make
any concessions. The weather was per-
feet. the track in magnificent shape, and
the racing above the average. Tenny,
the favorlte, won the First Special in
slow time. The board of control, at a
meeting held to-day, suspended Jockey
Bergen'S license for misbehavior at the
post.
First race. six furlongs-Starters Chesa-
peake, l25 6 to 5; G w Cook, 12j. 4 to 4; Tor
mentor. 1l5, ~ to 1; Rosa ii. 1G6. to 3; India
Rubber, 1l6, 20 TO l.; Major Domo, lbs, to l :;
Meriden 10, 30 TO J.
Chesapeake was frs. to show and
with Domo and Rubber ran heads apart
to the last furlong. when G w Cook and
Tormentor commenced to move up. An
exciting finish enSued, Chesapeake win
ming by half length from Cook, who
beat Tormentor two lengths for the
place. Time, 1:15@.
Second race, handicap, mile-Starters:
Maidstone. 1l2, + to 5; Homer. 100, 5 TO /; Dali
syrian, 81, 20 to /; Kingmaker, 80. Is to /; Ra-
cine 122. IL to 5; Tulla Blackburn, 105, 5 to =.
Blackburn took the lead when the
flag fell. At the half Dalsyriau took up
the running and piloted the field to the
stretch. where there was general
closing up. Then Maidstone and Homer
drew away, and, after a driving finish,
a dead heat between them was the re-
suit, with Dalsyrian third. Time,
1:421S..
Third race, the Willow stakes for two-year-
old FLIES, six furlongs-Starters: Yorkville
Belle, 116, to 4; CoKena FLY, 106, S to l :;
Emma Primrose, 1l5, 10 to /; Lettie b, los. II
to L; Crochet lis, 10 to /; Saloniea. los,
to5.
Crochet jumped to the front when the
flag fell and set a merry pace to the
home turn. Then Yorkville Belle took
the lead and held it to the end, winning
easily by two lengths from the Cokena
filly, who beat Emma Primrose four
lengths fort the place. Time, 1:l51l.
Fourth race. for three year.olds and up
ward, mile and quarter-Starters, Tenny
12?, to .; Rey del Rey 112, 10 to /; Kingston
I22. 6 to 3.
Murphy took Rey del Rey out in
front and set the pace, with Tenny and
Kingston next. They kept this order
to the far turn, where Rey del Rey was
two lengths in front and Kingston aud
Tenny were on even terms behind.
Kingston passed Tenny on the turn,
but Barnes made no move on the sway
back until the stretch was reached.
Then he cut loose and Tenny came
away very easily, winning in a great
big gallop by four lengths from Rev del
Rey. who beat Kingston three lengths.
Time, 2:094.
Fifth race, two-year-olds, selling. two and
half furlongs-Starters: Maggie Murphy,
los. SO to /; Alcade. 1913. u TO /: Casanova,
103, u to /; Hyacinthe, 10, to 1; Wightman,
lis, TO s.; Grand Prix, 106, 10 ]; Actor 113
1; Dago, 103, 10 10 /: Ealla 162, 30 to l.
Lalia jumped to the front when the
flag fell, and, opening gap of two
lengths, showed the way to the stretch,
with Alcade, Casanova and Grand
PriX as her closest attendants. Then
there was a general closing up, and in
the last furlong all went to the whip.
After an exciting finish Actor won,
Temple second, Harlem third. Time,
1904.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs-Starters /:
Arab. 1l2, to 8; Watterson. III. 3 10 l.;
Busted, Is to / Lord Dalmeny 81, 10 to / !;
Harry, Ill, % to L; Stratagem, %, 80 to / :;
Queenston, 9S, 10 to l.
Stratagem got the best of poor start
and for half mile had things all his
own way. Then the rest closed on him
and in "a whipping finish st. Charles
won. Lord Harry second, Soho third.
Time. 1:154.
seventh race selling allowances, six fur
longs-Starters: Apollo, IS, to |; Sir
George, 101, to .; Roger, 81, 60 to /: Gold
Step, So 20 TO 1; Queen of Trumps, l04, 6 to
l; Volunteer H., IL, to 1 Luray 95, 10 to !;
Facial B, 81, so to l; Maggie Beck, 90. Is to 1 /;
Glenmound, 103. IL to /; Surplus, 103, S to 1 !;
fearless, 103, 2 to l.
Glenmound started out to act as pace
maker, and showed the way to the
stretch. Then SIR George and Luray
moved up, and the former won by a
head, while Luray beat Gold Step Two
| lengths for the place. Time, 1:l6.