St. Paul daily globe., 1892-01-04

thousand dollars in added money to
stakes and purses will be offered to the
competing racers, which generous sum,
in addition TO wider and better track.
maguihcently planned new iron grand
stand, improved stables, etc, Will no
doubt draw to HamIine most of the
crack runners Of the coming season.
The almost phenomenal time made in
many of the events last summer is a
matter of turf history, and fixed once
for all the status of the Twin City Jock
ey club in the very front rank as sue
ceSsful conductor of firSt-clasS race
meetings. The handsome treatment re-
ceived by hOrsemen who have attended
the past meetings at Hamline assures
their presence and many besides. Alto
gether the prospects for racing in July
and August next are extremely bright
Following are particulars of the stake
events for which entries close Jan. Is,
1892:
Twin City Derby-For three-year olds
(toals of 1880, OF $50 each. half forfeit or
only $40 if declared on or before July Is
Smoney to accompany declaration), with
$3.50 added of which $500 to second aud
800 to third. Winners of a sweepstake for
three-year-olds of $1,000 to carry lbs; of
three such, or one of the value of s., 900, z
lbs. extra. Allowances; Those not having
won sweepStake for three-year-oldS, lbs. !;
non-winners of a race for three year. olds, Z
lbs. maidens, 10 lbs One mile and a quar-
ier.
Goals of lSS9). of $50 each, half forfeit. or
pnly $40 If declared on or before July Is, with
Bl,500 added, of which $500 to second and
klO0 to third Winners of a sweepstake for
three year-olds: or for three-year-old fillies.
Of the value of 81, 500, to carry lbs; of two
Buch, or one of the value of $780, 5 lbs.
extra. Allowances: Those not having Won
= sweepstake for three-year-olds or for
ihree year-old fllies lbs. non-winners Of a
race for three-year-olds, or for three-year old
fllies. lbs: maidens. 10 lbs One mile and
IN eighth.
Hamline Stakes-For three-year-olds (foals
Df 1SS9), of so each, half forfeit, or only $40
II declared on or before July Is (money to
Accompany declaration). with S1.500 added,
of which $500 to second and 800 to third.
Winners in 1852 of any stake of the value of
or the Derby or Oaks, 5 lbs; of three or more
lueh,7 lbs extra (handicaps and selling races
excepted). Allowances: Non-winners in
1892 otfa stake. 5 lbs: if sach have not been
placed i'll q stake. lbs; Maidens, 10 lbs
Dne mile and three-eighths.
Twin City Exposition Stakes-A sweep
stake for three -year-olds and upward, of $50
zach. half forfeit or only S10if declared three
days prior to the race (money to accompany
aeelaration), with 81 800 added of which 500
10 second and 800 to third. Winners this
rear OF a race Of the value of $500 to carry
lbs; of $500, 5 lbs; OF $4,000. lbs. extra.
AitCRauceS. 1nO69 nOI having won q race
this year of the value of 5000, or two or more
races since June II. 5 lbs. 4; or not having won
since June IL lbs: non winners this year, 10
lbs. Maldens, 3years old, Is lbs. years old,
is lbs; years old and upward % lbs. Sell
Ing races not counted. One mile and
GXteenth.
Twin City Merchants Handicap-A A handi-
cap sweepstake for three -year-olds and up
ward of $50 each. half forfeit. or only $40 if
declared on or before July 2s (money to ac-
company declaration), with Sl,5G0 added'by
the merchants of Minneapolis and st. Paul,
of which 800 to second and 500 to third
Weights to appear July %. Winners of race
after publication of weight to carry 3 pounds;
Of any sweepstake of the value OF $780, z
pounds extra. One mile and seventy Yards
The Carnival Stakes-For colts and geld
ings two years old (foals of 1S90), of $50 each
half forfeit, or only $40 if declared on or be-
fore July 10 (money to accompany declara-
tion), with Sl,250 added, of which $500 to
second and 500 to third. To carry lis lbs
Winners of a sweepstake of $500 to carry 3
lbs; of two such, or one of the value of
S1,5G0. 5 lbs; of three such, or one of the
value OF $4,000, lbs. extra. Allowances:
Those never having won asweepstake, lbs :;
II such have run unplaced in a sweepstake
lbs ; maidens, 10 lbs. Three-ouarters of a
mile.
The Ladies' Stakes For two-vear-olds
tfoals of 1880, Of $50 each, half forfeit, or
only $40 if declared on or before july Is
lmoney TO accompany declaration), with
ki,250 added, of which $500 to second and
blO0 to third. To carry 10 lbs Winners of
sweepstake of $500 to carry lbs; OF two
Iuch, Or one of the value of 81. 500, ) lbs: of
three such or one of the value of S.. 500. s
lbs extra. Allowances: Those not having
won sweepStake 6 lbs; if such have run
unplaced in sweepstake, lbs maidens
10 lbs. Five-eighths of mile.
ST. Paul Stakes-A handicap sweepstake
Tor three-year olds and upward, of $50 each.
half forfeit, or only $40 if declared on or be-
fore July Is (money to accompany declara-
hon), with S1.250 added by the citizens of st.
Paul. of which $500 to second, and 500 to
third. Weights to appear July 25 Winners
OF race after publication of weight to carry
3 lbs; of any sweepstake of the value of
S1,500, lbs. extra. One mile and a quarter.
Minneapolis Stakes-A sweepstake for two
year-olds foals of 1S90) of $50 each, half for
felt, or only $40 if declared on or before July
% money to accompany declaration). with
Sl,250 added by citizens of Minneapolis. of
which 500 to second and 800 to third. TO
carry lis lbs. Winners of any stake race of
bl,OOO to carry B lbs; of two or more of any
value, lbs; Maidens allowed 10 lbs Eleyen-
pixteenths of mile.
The Turf congress having suspended
the rule prohibiting it, the club will
also give one or more races each day for
three-year-olds and upward of less
distance than one mile. Entry blanks
can be obtained by addressing the sec
retary. F. n. Shaw, 12S East Third
street, st. Paul.