St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-12
IN RIVERS OF MUD.
The Monmouth Track in a Horri-
bly, Sloppy Condition.

Diy SlOPpy CONDITION.
MoNMoU tn PARK, n. j., Aug. H.
Rain fell in copious torrents from the
first Ia &c and transformed the track
into rivers of sloppy mud. Not more
than 5000 people were present, the
threatening weather being responsible
for the light attendance. The Orange
stakes resulted in a walk-over for
Kingston, Pessara, Sir. Matthew and
Sonora being withdrawn. The Com
paratiVe stakes looked to be a good
thing for Montana until it began to rain
and 1oTkville Belle was added She
vas backed down from 2 to l 10
3 TO 5, but only to be defeated
by Montana, 5 10 5, in a gallop. The
track was not heavy enough to stop
Montana. The remaining five races
were we'll contested, particularly the
fifth and seventh races. kildeer was
winning the former in a gallop. but
Sloane brought LOantaka up with
rush in the final sixteenth, and TOOK the
race by head. In The seventh race
four horses finished head. head and
head, LyeeunI, Is To l, being the winner.
With Schuylkill, = to l, second, and
Anna 3, 10 to =, third. The first, Sec
ond and third choices, Fred Taral, So
nora and Mccormack, were unplaced.
Correction, 6 TO ), 10 the frs! race by
a head from Nomad, the Aloyne geld
ing. TO ,, capturing the fourth in gal
looping style; Barefoot, backed down
from u 10 10 To !. taking the sixth
in the same manner. Summarizes:
First race. six furlongs-Correction Ill.
LlttleEeld 10 :. won by 8 head. driving:
Nomad, 1G5, Lamley. TO ). second by
length, whipping; Entire, 81, Sloan, 10 10 /,
thlTd by eight lengths, whipping. Time,
liz. Sir Matthew. ., also ran.
Second race. the Orange stakes. seven fur
longs-kingsioIl, Ia Lamiey. walkoYers
Third rare. the CcnpnraIiye STAKES. mile
and quarter Montana. Ia. Fitzpatrick
10 :? won by two lengths easy: Yorkviile
Belle: los. Sloan 10 ). second oy three
lengths, whipping: Reckon. IL, LIltlefeld.
- 10 ]. third by four lengths, whipping.
Time Us. Julien. IL. also ram.
Fourth race, six furloncs-Meyne geldiue.
90. Nideley, 5 to =. won by three lengths. gal
!oplng' Chicago. iGA. Larlley. TO J. second
by three lengths. driving; Borldon. e6.
Evans, 70 10 J, third by two lengths whip
"; Bisk, r.; Ex;ra, 102; Yirrow, lilo; jordan.
Jos: Charlotte flit. -; silver Queen. -;
Lady Mary. $; Ups;art, -. also ran.
ruin race. Tn''e-Loautaka. IL. Sloane.
even e., i1 Won by head, whipping; kiideer. q,
AIQgiey. = 70 J. second 10y eight lengths
whipping; Ro-ka, ~ Evans. 10 l, third by
niieen lengths pulling up. Time, i:45. Air
Shaft, IS, also ran.
a. SIA IL iat x EII-S anu dslAseelin-baTe1oOl
- Penn. ) 70 l. Won by five lengths gallop-
ing: May Win. N2 Bergen. , to /. second hy
elgnlh iengihs, whipping; Estelle, -, keiffe,
10 >. third by one length, whipping. Time,
:llie- Long Beach, lD7. also raii.
Seventh race five and half furlongs-
Lyceun. r. Fitzpatrick. 10 !, won br
head whipping; schuyikiN. lio. Bickering
20 10 J. second by head whipping; Anna
Is, ll1, Littlefield, 10 to /. third OK 4 head.
whipping Time. l:l0. Sonora. 5; Tom
DOuChue. III: Mccormack lis: Fred Tarai
III; Hazel Hurst III; ST Hubert, lis ai.o JOY,