St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-17
DIED IN The STRETCH
Brennan, Racing in the Big
Event at Memphis, Bursts
Blood Vessel.
Jockey Magee Seriously, bat
Not Fatally, Injured in
the Mishap.
Scoggln's King Lee Captures
the Turf Exchange Stakes
by Half Length.
Winners and Place Horses
In Purse Races on Several
Courses.

MEMPHIS. Ienn., Aprll 10. The line
weather brought out large crowd at
Montgomery Park today. Yesterdays
sunshine and hard work By the Jockey
club rendered the track IN fine cOndi-
ton. The event of the day. the
Turf Exchange stakes, worth 81 800
10 the winner, was captured by
Scoggn's horse King Lee. In this
race as the field was rounding into the
head Of the stretch, Brennan burst a
blood vessel. and falling dead rolled
over on his jockey. Tom Magee- The
boy Is quite seriously hurt, the doctors
say. having his back badly sprained and
being injured internally. His injuries.
however, are not considered fatal.
United States Attorney General Miller
was noted spectator of the spOr [
Summaries
First race SIX furlongs. selling-Leny Frey,
107. Fink, 3 10 /: Miss Pickwick III, Matth
ews, to !; Parapet, l07. Penny, , TO J;
Josephine Cassidy, Jorden, Z 10 /; Grey
Goose l05, Burns. . 70 /; Eugarita, Ill ".
Lee IS 10 /; Leonara j. HOggett, 10 to ] :;
Rosela, l05, }. Mcdonald. 10 /.
They were given fair start. with
Lena Frey leading by neck. Parapet
second ana LeuOra } third, Engarla
last Parapet had her head in front al
the three.quartcrs, Engarita, who had
done some good running up the back
stretch was second and Grey Goose
third. At the head Of the stretch En-
garita assumed The lead, and ~ whip
bling finish won from Lena Frey by a
length. Rosea third. Time l:l7l4.
Second race, half mile selling --Brlfast
1O7 Penny, = to !; Moose, ". Jorden 4 90 /
Ella Duke, 81, A. Clayton. 10 j; GOOdWOOd
100 j. Mcdonald. T. 10 / JOhnctta. lO}. Hog
Eett. 3 10 /: Dance on, OJ, belong, I 10 !;
Neulfen rs, Bellaire 30 To / Long ODDS. l05
Bnrclay, 80 TO !.
After a little delay they were off in
rather struggling order. Belfast led
-IOhnptta second, Duke third. JOhnetta
was a good leader by the time the three
quarters was reached, with Belfast,
Duke and Moose well up. They were
ali together Ia the stretch, and a iigh
ing finish ensued. AS they ncared the
wire Clayton managed 10 push Duke
under the WIRE first by a head, Belfast
second and J0hnetta third. Time ~
The Big Event.
Third race Turf Exchange stakes $1,000
added, half mie-Enrich llj, McCanerty
Hugh Penny, ll5, Penny (cOupled), 10 10 l.
El Pasu, llB Freeman, 40 !; King Lee llS
Hriuon, 10 /; Brennan, us. Magee. Z 70 l.
Revenue lis Fox 10 TO J.; Joe Murphy. llS
Oycrtou, II to 3; Fort Worth, u.s. Seaman, 10
90 /; Lookout lls, Il Williams, 10 toI.
Brennan led the crowd by length at
the start Lookout second and Fl PasO
third. At the three quarters Penny
showed in front for an instant with
Lookout and FL PasO third. Next was
Brennan, who after all had passed was
seen 10 be lying in the track, his Jockey
umIeT hin. Lookout tried hard to win
as they came down the stretch, but was
beaten by King Lee by half length.
Hugh Penny was third. Time :5l4.
Fourth race, three fourths of a mile. heats
Joe Woolmun.gj. ". Mooney; Carus 1913 Hog
gelt; Plolligale, ~ lsanderSot; speedwtst.
80 Sanford vision, 81. II smith; Ed Eshc
ny, o. Kuhl; Kildare, G5, Freeman; Vedette,
%. Jordcn; Pat King 0j, PERKINS,; Buster,
1913, A. Clayton; American Lndy OS, Burns
Post odds first heni, American Lady ! to /;
Protligale q TO 3; We'd tie. to / others from
1UtoJ9 10 l.gri
American Lady. who was never
headed, took the first heat quite handily
by two lengths. PrOlligate was second
and Vedette third. Time, l:l69l. Carus
was distanced.
Odds. second heat: American Lady,
3 to 5; Vedette, to /; Pr0flgate, to /.
Vedettc assumed the lead in the second
heat at the half. and won by one and a
half lengths. Kildare was Il half length
I'm front of Profigate. third. Time. III
Odds, third heat: Vedette, | to 3;
American Lady out. Vedette won the
Tun-Olf by about half a length. leading
from start to finish. Time, 1919.
Fifth race mile-Not Is, 10l, Hoggett to
I; The queen, %, kelan, 90 to / Jake Saun-
ders, l2O, Morgan, 30 to J.: Helen y, o. II.
Smith, to /; Riley 10 Overlon, to and
out; Laura DOXey, III, W. Lee, so to / Great
Hopes 9G, Williams, 80 to t.: field, 4
Great Hopes led the entire mile, with
Helen y second. Riley, who got off in
fifth place, gradually crawled up and
finished without touch Of the whip
half length in front Of Great Hopes.
Not Us, who did some rushing in the
stretch, managed to get third place.
Time, :43&.
Brennan's fall was caused by being
struck by King Lee, whom Jockey Tom
Britton forced into a narrow opening
between Brennan and Murphy. The
surgeons announce that Jockey Magec
will probably die. Brtton's riding is
severely condemned.