St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-01
ARM FOR ONE REIN.
DR.. Hasbrouck's Rein Parted
as the Starters Flag
Went Down.
With His Finger in the Bit
Doggett Won From Start
to Finish
Plunger Dryer and His Fol-
lowers Hard Hit by Regi-
maids Defeat.
Chicago Keeps Up It's Win
ming Streak and Lands
Sixth.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Aug. SLIT rained
good and hard from noon until o'clock.
The spectators had been frightened off
by the heavy rainstorm. The track was
wet, but III fairly good condition consd-
ering the drenching it received Dog
geit amazed the spectators by using one
hand and arm for that half of Di Has
brouck'S rein that parted as the flag
went down Oh the start for the first
race. His finger in one bit, Doggett
rode Dr. HaSbrouck from start to finish
and won bv two lengths. The Doctor
was first choice at s TO 3. Potomac
pulled up very lame or the result might
have been different. Doggett distin-
guiShed himself by outriding Hay
ward and landing the ZornitZa colt,
TO l, winner of the Partridge stakes,
with Doctor second and Emin Bey third.
Plunger Dwyer and the lesser plungers
went down in a heap when Courtship,
16 to 5, beat Reginald, 3 to 5. head for
the third race. The great fall selling
stakes also furnished a surprise. Estele,
e to l, cut out the pace for five furlongs,
and then Count, also & 10 l. came away
and won by three parts of length from
Equity, Now Or Never, the 3 to favor
ties, being third.
Essyer RecOuped
many OF his losses when his colt
Dagonet, to ,, won the fifth race from
Lord Dalmeny, the { to 2 second cholce
Fitzpatrick made clever race on
Gloamlng, the 2 TO choice for the last
race on the grass course, and won from
Tom Rogers by neck. The other three
starters were beaten off. Summaries:
First race, seven furlongs-Dr Hasbrouck
1O', Doggett, 5 10 ), won. galloping: Potomac
10 ;, second, whipping; Correction, S 10 /
thlr0. whipping. Time, 81 2-5.
Second race the Partridge stakes, six fur
longs, on turf-Zornitza colt, to l. won,
whipping; Doctor 10 |, second, whipping:
Emin Bey, T. to /, third, whipping Time,
:I6 40.
Third race, Futuritv course-Courtship 16
to ., won. whipping; Reginald TO 5. second,
whipping: Queen Enid. s to /, third whip
ping. Time I:I5
Fourth race, tae great fall selling stakes
mile and furlong-Count & to ]. won
whipping; Equity, to /, second, whipping;
Now Or Never, = 10 l. third, whipping Time
1:=6 Is
Fifth race Futurity course-Dagonet, : to
3. Won whipping; Lord Dalmeny. to :. sec
ond' whipping; Ella, - to l. third, whipping.
Time. II -.
Sixth race, the turf handicap, mile and
Quarter, on turf-GIoaming. to 1,won whip
plhSi ON Rogers. TO |, second, whipping;
KoquetorL q 10 l. third, whipping Time,
2:lU Is.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
tuturIty couTse-EVanatus, Heads or Tails
Donovan, TouTmaline Colt Alice Colt Annie
Colt III; Seabright, Skade, Halcyon. lis;
Silver Queen, Experiment los; Spartan,
lis.
Five and a half furlongs. Sapphire Stake
Boundless, Majoiica Colt, Simmons, Mutiny.
Saladin, III: bellegIade. rs; Runyon, I2l;
IaUra {1OllG Pa
IFS; Minnehaha. il5.
Mile and three sixteenths Reapers stakes
EaSnford. Sir Mathew. The Pepper, III; Lord
Motley, 12O; Kilkenny, 112; Pactolus, I'D.
Mile half. New York handicap. Banquet;
u; Raceiaid. IL; Montana, 1l9; Reckon, liar
Lepanto, 10e; Leonawei, l07; Faraday, ia: 81
Arthur 30; Pactolus 3
Mile handicap-Homer. 112: Merry Mon
aren, Mary stone l07; Parvenue, 105; Fidelio,
1G0: Fagot o.
Seven-eighths OF mile on turf-Fred Ia
RAJ, Inc Grand, l2O; Madrid, lal; Void,
CandelabIa, Crochet. ia.