St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-24
L0NGSTREET IN FIRST
Dryers Star Racer Runs
Away From the Winner OF
the Handicap.
Judge Morrow Alleged to
Have Run Under a Dis
advantage.
Kingston Beaten by Leona-
we'll in a Whipping
Finish.
Some Hot Contests on Gin
cinnati and st. Louis
Courses.

GRAvEsEND, May 23.-The mighty
Longstreet redeemed himself today. and
he is once more occupying first place in
the affections of the racing world. tie
and Judge Morrow had short but
decisive tussle in the st. James Hotel
stakes at even weightS-126 pounds
and Lon street showed his true form
by running away from the Brooklyn
handicap winner and beating him by
the winning post a good length and
half. The 5000 spectators threw their
hats in the air and cheered the great son
of Longfeilow. Taral rode superb
race OIL the winner, although he was
favored at the end by having weak
ling in the younger Covington on the
Judge. The lad could not help his
mount, and with a stronger finisher up
Longstreet would have had much
harder passage.
The sport began with the defeat of
Kingston, who was sent to the post
little short of work Tor brulSing race.
The brown horse is now ON edge, how
ever, and it will be a good horse that
can beat him from now on. The
weather was perfect and the track i'll
fairly good condition. Its top surface
was wet, but the bottom was perfectly
solid. and this latter fact explains
Longstreet's good race. Summaries:
First race mile-Leonawe ELL 106 Bender, 6
to 5, won in a whipping finish by half a
length; Kingston. 126, Mclaughlin, to =,
second; Zampost, 106, Steyenson,4 40 to ], third
Time, ;46S4.
Second race mile and furlong-Bellevue.
81. Covington. TO l. won in gallon;
George w. 81, Midgeley, to 2, second; Casta-
way H., 105, Lambley, 9 to 2, third. Time,
:59l2.
Third race, five furlongs-Merriment. lis,
Littlefield, to 5. won in whipping finish:
Morello, 125, Mclaughlin, to ], second;
Lawless, i'll, Simms, to 1, third. Time.
l:05l2.
Fourth race the St. James hotel stakes:
mile and quarter-Longstreet, 126. Taral, .
TO 5. passed Judge Morrow in the last fur
long under the whip, and won in a drive by
a length and half; Judge Morrow, 126. Gov
ington, 6 to 5, second by twenty lengths:
Raceland, 126, Mclaughlin, to l, third.
Time, 2;12.
Fifth race mile and sixteenth-Temple.
Ut, Simms Z TO 1.won in gallon: julio. 107,
Littlefeld, 5 to 1, second; Tom Tough, 1O7.
Covington, to5. third. Time, :53a4 a.
Sixth race. mile-Now or Never, 1Ce, Der
gen. to 1, won hands down. st. James, 100,
c. Hail. 20 TO I, was whipping second;
Count 81, j. Lambley, 10 to /, third by head
in a desperate finish. Time, 1 :46s4. J;
ENTRIES FOR TODAY q
First race. fiYe-eighths of a mile-Indigo.
10Y; Illiona. LOG: Hamie, los; Procida, 100;
Philantrophist, 9S: Leonardo. %: Jilt, 81;
Nan Richards gelding, o.; Jimmie Lamle, 97:
Warsaw. 81; Moderate Gate Moderator colt
81.
Second race, mile-Banquet. 49, Stockton.
lie: Maidstone. 116; Masterlode, H.: God
Dollar. ITO; Zoolein, 106; Bolero, los; Rex, 9S.
Third race, five-eighths of a mile-Rain
Drop. lis; Florence Bell, rs; Josephine.
115; Proprietor. rs; Silver Queen. 115; Char
coal. 1l5 Procida, lis; Ella F, lis; Neada-
mia, lis: Minnehaha, Us. on.
Fourth race, mile and a quarter-Beau
Brummel, I'D; Charade. ID; Rex, 122; Mars,
122; Lord Moteley. 122: Patron, 10, Actor.
122; Coxswain, 122; Temple. 122 n
Fifth race. three-quarers of mile
Trinity. 124; Gold Dollar, ~; Cerebus, ia;
Busted, ia; Onward. ia; Osric, 104; Alder
man Mac, Gate Nell colt, no; Stonewall,
no; Foreigner, 166; Airplant los; Capt.
Brown, los; Lizette, 105; Laughing Water,
los; Crocus. 100.
Sixth race miIe-St Mark 122: Sykeston.
rs; Hamilton, 115; Zampost. 1l5: Emperor
Ohio, lis; Sir Arthur, lis: DR.. Wilcox, lis;
Hero, lis: Shenandoah, lis; Gonzales, us;
St. Hubert lis, and Madrid. no.