St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-12

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Tuesday. July a6. cannot fail to prove
the most successful and exciting con-
test i'll the history of the Twin City
Jockey club.
Probably the most sensational per
fOrmances OF the season are those or Ii.
7. HollOway'S great colt Wadsworth.
He has faced the starter but five times
thus far and in every instance has he
proven himself a winner. His last phe-
nOmenal showing was made at
St. Louis on June 4. when he
passed the wire a neck in front
of Aloha. making the mile and quar-
ter in POS fat. This event was the
Club Directors handicap, worth nearly
$1,000 to the winner, for which the best
field in the West contested. BalgOWan
finished third, and behind him came
such noted performers as Virgo dor,
Guido, Faithful, Ethel Gray, Highland,
GayOso and others. While Aloha car
ried $50 pounds and Wadsworth only
JOG. at weight for age, the former con-
ceded the latter but four pounds. The
time made is equivalent to the record or
better II an Eastern course. 4 proper
estimate Of the character of the race
can be had when the following remark
is considered. Starter Caldwell, the
''prince of starters" now hand
ling the flag at st. Louis.
said at the conclusion of
race at st. Louis that Aloha
had won. that Kingston in his prime
could not have beaten AlOha'S perform
ance. The latter at the time won the
Directors handicap. with 129 pounds, in
a common gallop, covering seven and a
half furlongS in 1863. and defeating
such speedy performers as Virgo dor,
Chief Justice, Heller Shelter and others.
Prior TO this Aloha carried 12S pounds
and ran six and a half furlOngs Gil tue
St. Louis course in 1:21I5. defeating
German, Ed Hopper. Giockner. Ethel
Gray and other fast performers But a
few days ago Aloha brought $2l ,000 at a
private sale. But the defeat of Aloha
by Wad5worth was not the only re-
TarkablP performance made by this
great Longfeiiow colt this year.
won the Phoenix Hotel stakes,
running the mile and one-eighth with
III pounds up i'll the fast time of 1:54$l.
Such cracks as Newton, FaraGay and
Semper Rex were in the field. Another
noted performance with which Wads-
worth is accredited. is his victory in the
Distillers' stakes at Lexington on April
SO. With 81 pounds up he ran mile
and sixteenth i'll 1907, beating Ed
COrrigan's good mare Ethel. Newton
and ia ia by eight lengths. His later
performance, when he defeated w B
and good field. with us pounds up. W
b carrying IS, was also very creditable
showing. Should he start III the Twin
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q sure winner.
70 Tambien. formerly Thee Winters
fine FLY, and half-SiSter to the Emperor
of Nolfolk. Ell Rio Rey and Rey Del
Rey, is also entered in the Derby. AS a
two-vear-old she was seldom defeated,
showing her heels to the crack young
sters of the West. She was purchased
by the Kendall stables for a large sum
at the close OF last season. In her three
year-old form, 70 Tambien has started
three times, and is accredited with three
victories. She won the rich Tobacco
stakes at Latonia about a week ago.
While the company she has met has not
been very strong, still she has defeated
Greenwich, Carlsbad and Dolly McCone.
Greenwich and Dolly McCone are good
Just now, but Carlsbad is not up to a
race yet.
4 Bernardo is the name of a Pacific
coast candidate that will be hard to
beat if he starts. He belongs to d. J.
McCarty, and is by Imp. Cheviot, dam
Sweet Peggy. As three-year old he
has never been beaten, having five win
ming brackets to his credit. His star
performance was made when he gave
Geraldine, the record-breaker, fourteen
pounds and beating at six furl0Dgs in
1:155Z. Geraldine is one of the latest
sprinters in the country, holding the
record for half mile, having made it in
46 seconds.
Chief Justice has attracted no little
attention as coming race horse by his
fine showing at st. Louis. He defeated
Verge dor easily at SIX and half fur
longs. on lumpy track in :25. onced-
sng his opponent four pounds, weight
for age. A few days ago Chief Justice
beat Nero, Oregon Eclipse and other
good ones at st. Louis. This colt is the
property of W. A. Hopkins d Co., is by
HindOO. dam Sabina. He stands a good
chance in the Derby if he starts.
Ed Corrigan is well represented, hay
ing entered his crack Huron and Ma
riner, Cesar, Cicero and Fannie S, all
highly bred. 1t will be remembered
that Huron was the famous two-year-
old that ran second to His HighnesS last
summer in the great Futuritv, being
adjudged an illegItimate starter by the
Coney Island Jockey club. Should HUI
ron never start again his record in this
great race Will make him one of the
highest class thoroughbreds that ever
performed on the American turf.
As a three-year-old Huron has started
twice. He finished third in the In
augural handicap at st. Louis, his
stable companion, Heller Shelter, win
ming the race. No doubt he was saved
in this race for the Kentucky Derby, his
owner not desiring to incur any addi-
tiOnal penalties for him. Huron met the
BashfOrd Manor crack, ARA, in the
Kentucky Derby at mile and a half,
and was defeated in an exciting finish
by nose.
Carlsbad. one of the favorites for the
great American Derby. is also among
the entries for the Derby. He won the
Minneapolis stakes at the Twin CITY
course last summer. defeating the best
twOyear-Olds then In training, namely:
Newton, Lillian, Beatrice. Chief Justice,
Yo Tamblen and Dan KurtZ. As a
three-year-old, Carlsbad has started but
twice, and did nothing worth mention
ing. He evidently is not up to a race
yet.
Boliver Buekner, a good-looking colt
by BlaZeS, dam Alice, has been having
things his own way lately at st. Louis.
Out OF twelve starts at Memphis and St.
Louis, BOliver Buckner has won seven
races in all kinds of company. He won