St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-29
FAST MACS ON THE RUN.
Bermuda Beaten---Raceland Is
Among the Winners.

Bermuda Beaten---Raceland Is
Among the Winners.
GRAVEsEND, l.. l., Sept. 2S.-Although
the weather was perfect and there were
six well-filled events on the programme
provided for this afternoon, only cor
poral's guard turned out to witness the
sport.
First race, mile and sxteenth-Starters:
Terriier. 102, 3 to 1; Bermuda, ll2, 2 to 10;
Mabel Glenn, 104, TO /; Milt Young 81, TO
1; Kittie T, 50. 30 TO 1; Tulla Blackburn, l19,
20 to 1: India Rubber, ~, 10 to |; Lady Pull
sifer, 90. IL to l.; The Sheriff. 1872, $50 to 1.
TERRIER got away last, but went to
the front at the quarter and soon had a
lead of four lengths. which he held,
winning easily by that distance from
Bermuda. Bermuda got off last and
trailed until the stretch, then came with
than to beat Mabel Glenn for the place.
Time, :4Ss4.
Second race, handicap. mile and a quar-
ter-Starters: Homer, 104, 10 to L; Pessara,
LOG. 5 TO 9; Judge Morrow, lis. to 5; Long
ford, 112, 0 to 2; st. John, 100, 30 to 1.
st. John took a commanding position
and held it to the lower turn, when he
was overhauled by the Judge, who
piloted the field to the stretch, where
Homer began to close, came up Oh the
inside. and after brief tussle, won
from Pessara, Morrow third. Time,
200.
Third race, five furlongs-Starters: St.
Carolus 10S 10 to 1; Brita colt, 103, % to l :;
Delusion, 103, 80 TO /; Redwood, 103, 20 to l.:
Ciinty Co, 103, to /; Fassett, 103. 20 to l.;
Senior. 103 Is to 1; Faux Pas colt, 103. 20 to !;
Pickpocket, 103, s to /; Balbriggan. 100. Is TO
1; Canvass, l08, to to L: Panway, 100, II to l.;
Pdre, lob, 40 to 1: Rio Grande. 1Os, to 2;
Mabel r. Pomeroy, los, 40 to L; Vernon, l03,
10 to l.
Vernon, with the Brita colt at his
girth, cut out the work until near the
judges stand. st. Carolus then took
the lead and held it past the post. an
easy winner, Brita colt second, Delusion
third. Time, 1:03H.
Fourth race, Sea Breeze stakes. three-year
olds, mile and a sixteenth-Stai tiers: Port
chester, 90, to 5; Virgie, 90, s to l; Willie l.,
103, John Cayanagh, 106 (coupled) to g:
Luella b, 103, to |; Celia, %, to / Lepanto,
90, 10 to L; fearless, 100, 10 TO l.
Lepanto acted as pacemaker to the
upper turn, where Cayanagh went to
the front and stayed there until the last
furlong. Portchester then came up and
won as he pleased by two lengths from
Virgie, John Cavanagh third. Time,
1:4915.
kina, 107, 30 to |; Arab, 10, to l.; Dixie. 1O7,
q to /; st. Charles. ITO. to 5; Busted. ITO.
TO |; Graylock, 107, 10 to 1; Volunteer H., Ito,
10 to |; Civil Service, 10, TO 10; Gold Dol
lar, 10, to /.
Dixie led all the way and won under
a drive by a neck from Busted, who
beat Civil Service head TOR the place.
Time, 1:0l34.
Sixth race, mile-Starters: Raceland, 100,
to B; Ban Chief, 100 10 /; Lillian, lilo, Is
to I; Versatile, no. 20 to L; Cerebus, 1O7, 8
TO 1.
Lillian rushed to the front in the first
furlong and for three-quarters made all
the running. Then Raceland, who had
been trailing, rapidly moved up and
won easily by two lengths from Cere-
bus, who beat Versatile neck for sec
Ond money Time IA