St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-24

Twin City Derby. A telegram was re-
ceived last evening at the office of Sec
rotary Frank n. Shaw. of the Jockey
club, to this effect. 70 Tambien and
Van Buren,. the latter, until recently.
having held the record for mile and
the Windy City last evening
course tomorrow. Van Buren, won the
Wheeler handicap at Washington Park
yesterday, running mile and quarter
I'm 2:06, the fastest time for the distance
made this year, and ran away from Joe
Blackburn, Ethel, Chief Justice, Prince
OF Darkness and one of the best fields in
the West.
Tambien Is the Crack
three-year-old of the country and bids
fair to succeed the incompatible FirenZI
as the queen of the turf. Lovers of the
race horse in the Twin Cities will doubt
less appreciate the efforts of the Twin
City Jockey club and turn out in great
numbers on Derby day to see the win
ner of the $50 900 Garfield Park Derby
and the Great Western handicap.
Wien Starter j. b. Ferguson taps the
drum for the Twin City Introductory,
Tuesday afternoon next, a field of three
year-Olds and upwards will be "otf'' in
the first race of the Twin City Jockey
club annual meeting. What promises
to be the most interesting and exciting
sport ever held in the Northwest is
carded tor seventeen days, during
which time 100000 will be hung up in
stakes and purses, and five or more
races Will be run each day.
The Derby
AS matter of course, the Twin City
Derby will be one of the leading attrac-
tons of the meeting, inasmuch as some
of the sensational three-year-OldS of the
year are likely to meet in this event.
The track has been especially prepared
for the big race, and. should the Kendall
stables send their cOlors to the post for
the Derby, the peerless Yo Tambien
will face Twin City audience, and in
all probability make Twin City record.
Hooker and Marian is capable there can
be no question. The only point is will
there be anything in the race to start
against here? CHANGING at the list of
entries and declarations for the
Derby. the sporting editor noticed
that Ed Corrigan has not declared
Cicero, while he did declare all his
other entries. Cicero is about the only
three-year-old that Corrigan owns that
is right just now, and,if he goes after
the Derby, he might make 70 Tamblen
stretch her neck to beat him.
CeyertOn Is Very Good.
But the Kendall stable has still anoth-
or ''crackaj jack that might be sent after
the rich stake. Ceverton, the big, wall
eyed colt by. imp. Deceiver-Lady Pew
ton, has defeated such cracks as Wads
worth. Zaldivar, Yale '91. Verge dor
and Balgowan, and with the track tri-
fie slow and with the advantage in
weights Ceverton will be dangerous
contestant.
Chief Justice will probably start in
The Derby, and, while this Billet has not
been able TO stay with 70 Tamblen in
the past, should Justice be in receipt of
much weight. the colt may turn the ia
bies OH the priceless tilly. The Chief
led his field to the stretch in the great
American Derby, ana in private trials
he has shows mile in as good as 1:4l.
BOliver Buckner, another likely
starter. has shown himself to be one of
the most consistent performers in the
three-year-old division this year. He
won six races in succession at st. Louis
and South and in the Mississippi stakes
at the former place Bolivar packed lbs
pounds, giving away sixteen pounds to
Gladstone and six pounds to Chief Just
ice, and defeated both of them, cover
ing mile and sixteenth in 1:4913 on
one Of the slOwest tracks in the country.
Hume and German
Hume, by Ill USed-Bayadere, is
James Z. Madden's entry in the Derby,
and the manner in which this colt won
the Ripples stakes at Latonia several
weeks ago is a caution. Hume, while
in the hands of different owners, was
ruled off at Latonia for ''in and out"
running, and from this it will be seen
that one does not know how good a colt
he is Yesterday Hume easily disposed
of Prince Fortunatus. Verge Dor.
Ethel Gray and Notus.
German, the erratic son of Jim Gore,
is just rounding to-" and if he can re-
peat his performance of yesterday at
Washington park, Chicago. he will go
well III the Derby. German ran three
quarters of mile in TIA, galloping
away from such good ones as Helen,
Miss Dixie and others.
Among the other good three-year-olds
that will probably start in the Derby
are Ray s, winner of the Brewing Asso-
citation stakes and Real Estate stakes at
st. Louis: First Day, winner of the Kan
sas City Derby Bernardo, "White-hat''
McCarthy's Pacific coast crack :, Romair,
Falero, Terra Firma-half brother to
Terra Cotta-Hispania, Emperor Re-
gent, and others.