St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-15
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A NIP AND TUCK RACE.
Mars Outfoots Merry Monarch by
a Head

MONMOUTH PARK, July 14-Only
about 1850 spectators witnessed the
running Off of the sixth days pro-
gramme, which lost much of its orig
inai promise of exciting sport through
the withdrawal of Helen Nichols from
the Lassie stakes. and The Pepper and
Shellbark from the Stockton. The
former was tame affair, August Bel
mont's crack filly winning the prize in
a canter from Miss Maud. The Stock
ton, however, WAS horse race from
start to finish.
Merry Monarch ruled favorite at 6 to
5, while 5 to could always be obtained
against Mars: Mars and Merry Monarch
had nip and tuck finish all through
the last furong. Littlefeld had good
horse in Mars, but the spectators fully
expected Taral to outride him. The
former rode really clever race, and
evoked thunderous applause by landing
the stake with Mars by short head.
Reckon had no difficulty in winning the
sixth race at odds of a to 5. Speculation
swerved several times. Midget Lamley
being unable to keep him straight.
Derfargllla won the opening maiden
race in gallop, Gold Dollar, s to /, tax
ing the sixth in the same fashion. The
Sheriff, 6 to 1, headed bunch of six in
the fifth, the entire half-dozen being
separated only by heads. Summaries:
First race. sweepstakes, for maiden three
year-olds and upwards, six furlongs-Derfar-
gilla won, Adelbert second. Oxford third.
Time 1:12a4
Second race, the Lassie Stakes, for FLIES
WON Miss Maude y second h1re
Time, 1:00A.
Third race, the Stockton Stakes for three
year-olds, mile and a quarter--Mars won,
Merry Monarch second. Kilkenny third.
Fourth race, free handicap sweepstakes,
nine furlongs-Reckon won. Allan Bane Sec
ond, kirkover bird. lime, :55A
Fifth race, sweepstakes, for three-year-olds
Gertie ID second, Experience third. Time,
Lac.
Sixth race, sweepstakes. for all ages, five
and half furiongs-Gold Dollar won, Cap
tain Brown second. Yemen third. Time,
1:06Sz.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Mile and an eighth. selling-India Rubber,
It's; John Cavanaugh, 1CS; Common Sense,
los; Pelham. 80; Sorrento 90; Jack Star, Sc
Ely, 90; Mabel Pomeroy, 80.
Alright 1O7: Absconder, los; Tradesman'
los; Crochet, 1902; Lallah, 1902; Silver Thread
FLY, 100; Vocalite, 9S; Matte Hamilton
filly, 9S.
Five-eightsh of mile-Wallace, Play or
Pay, Integrity, Postmaster, Honey Moon,
Morello, 1903; Brookdale, Lyrist, 1C6; Court
ship, Maria stoops. 1O2; Albatross, Vocalite,
104: King Kelly, 1902; Magician. 100; Mullet, 9S.
Seven furlongs, handicap-Loantaka, Il6;
Lepanto, 100; Willie l., 105; King Thomas,
los; Mary Stone, Lester. 1t3; Roquefort, 1O2;
Nomad. Logan, 101; Derango. Azrael 100;
Cracksman, 80; Magic, 95; Poverty, 90.
Threef ourths of mile, selling-Zero, ia;
King Crab, liz; Lord Dalmeny, 100; Temple,
Wyandotte colD. 1O7; Topeka. 1O7; Ballyhoo,
104; Thorpdale, 104; Elmstone, 104; Vaga-
bond, 192; Tom Tough, %; Early Blossom, OF;
Count 9S; Queen dor, 90.
Mile-My Fellow, 127; Centaur, 122; Lith-
bert, 122; Lester, 112; Sportsman, 100; Ma
lachi 1O9; Rhono, 100; Tea Tray, 100; Mount
ain Deer, 107; Dickerson, 107; Cerebus, 1O7;
Airshaft "a; Gold Wave, o.: Zampost "a;
PerZenoYa, 50