St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-01
TEA TRAY TWICE LEFT.
Pessara and Watterson Outfoot
Good Fields.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, n. Y. Aug. 81
The weather was cold, the track heavy
and attendance small.
First race, "a swee pstakes, for all ages, Flu
turity course-Starters Chesapeake, Worth
Arab, Orageuse, Meriden, Charlie Post.
Chesapeake at once went to the front
anu running easily, showed the way to
the stretch. Worth took second place,
but could not reach Chesapeake, who
won well in hand by two lengths, while
Worth beat Arab four lengths for the
place. Time, Ill.
second race, the Dash stakes. two-year-olds
hve furlongs-S Starters: Refraction FLY.
Cokena hlly, Fred Lee, Laughing Water.
Temple, Rex, King Mac, Actor, Natalie S,
Marmont, Take Back Beau Brummel, Mas
cot Theirs l., Fidelo, Alright, Necromancy
colt
They all broke together and ran even
in bunch to the head of the stretch,
where the Cokena lilly showed in front.
closely pursued by the Refraction filly
and Fred Lee. When we'll Strengthened
out the Refraction FLY came through
with ruth and won by three lengths
from the Cokena filly, who beat Fred
Lee length and half for second
money. Time, :03.
Third race mile and a furlong-Starters {;
Pessara, Now or Never Tea Tray, Chaos.
Chaos took the lead at the start, and,
with Tea Tray and PesSara as the run
ners-up, showed the way to the half.
Then Tea Tray took up the running and
lead the field to the stretch, where Pes
sara moved up and won in walk, Now
or Never second, Tea Tray third. Time,
1:5S Is.
Fourth race, Futurity course-Starters:
Mary Stene, Reilly, Rosa II, Bellevue. Trinity,
Westminster, Portchester Lizzie, Lima, Gold
Dollar, Wendaway.
Mary Stone was in front when the
flag fell, and, with Reilly and Rosa Ii
close up, she showed the way to the
stretch. Then she drew away nd won
by three parts of a length from Reilly,
who beat Rosa Ii two lengths for second
money. Time, Ito 3-5.
Fifth race, mile-starters: Luello B, Es-
qulmau, Peralta Kempiond, Roquefort, Ice
berg, Jim Clare, Lepanto.
Lepanto started out as pace makev,
and for six furlongs he cut out all the
work, with jim Clare, Luella b and Pc
raita as his closest attendants. Then,
as they swung into the stretch, Luella
b took the lead and held it to the end,
winning easily by two lengths from Es-
qulmau, who, after the hottest kind of
finish, beat Peralta head for second
money. Time, La.
Sixth tace, mile on turf-Starters: Tea
Tray. Watterson, SNOWFALL, S:rideaway Bel
wood, Blackthorn, Eric, Jay Dee, Judge
Fost.
Watterson won by length, Eric sec
ond and BelWood third. Time, :45 2-5.
TO DAYS ENTRIES
First race, Speed stakes, Futurity course
Racine, Kingstock. Tenny and Loantoka, 10
each; La Tosca and Correction, 113 each.
Second race-Gulinda and Gee Jay JAY, us
each; Hoey, Brooklyn, Kilkenny Grafton,
Spendoline, Abundance colt aud Plckpocket,
III each; Mabel r Pomeroy. Maid of Athol
FLY, Glamor, El Ramelette and Marmont,
los each.
Third race, mile-Frontenac, 116; Tulla
Blackburn, 1l3; Montague, Woodcntter.
Kingstock, Worth, Saunterer Chesapeake.
81. John, 1O6; Gertie d, English Lady, Mabel
| Glenn, 103.
Fourth race. Autumn stakes, futurity
| course-Schuylkill, Actor, Leonaweil, los:
Anna B, Yorkville Belle, los; Notus II. St.
| Cdrrolue, King Cadmus, Stalactite, Fairplay,
| Silver Fox, Kaiula colt. 104.
Fifth race, mile and q quarter-F ireniz.
1874; Loantaka 12S; Raceland, 1874; Banquet,
IL; Bermuda. 1l6 Sir John, us; Rey Del
Rey, 1l3 Srathmeath, 10; English Lady
103: Mabel Glenn. 90
Sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths on
turf-Gettysburg st. Luke, 1876; Folsom,
Blacktnorn, Philosophy 32; John Cavanagh,
TIPPED TO WIN.
Tenny and Racine, Gulinda and Gee Jaw
Jay. Il. Blackburn and Chesapeake Leona-
well and Actor, FirenZi and Sir John, Gettys-
burg and Philosophy.