St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23
THREE DEAD RACERS,
a Trio Of Thoroughbred Take
Headers at Graves
end.
John Cavanaugh, Warpath
and Ha' penny All Of Whom
Were Shot,
Sloan, the Only Jockey In
Jured, Has a Collar Bone
Broken.
opportune Batting by CIeve-
land Wins a Game From
Louisville.

GRAvEsEND, Sept. 22.-The racing
this afternoon was sensational i'll the
extreme. NJ. f. Dryers two-year-old
LoFelace was made all even money IA
vorite i'll field of eleven starters in the
FIST race. Seabright acted as pace
maker for five fiIrlongs. and then col
lapSed- Loyelace finally landed first
place by head from Sport, 10 to l, who
came from the rear with winning rush
that would have altered the result in
another stride. FoxhalI Keene's Can
delabra was also made the medium of a
plunge, lie going 10 the post at : to 5.
He also succeeded IN winning. but
Stoneneil, whe finished second. was dis
qualified for bearing III on Fagot in the
last sixteenth. Fagot was placed sec
ond and Cbarade third. While this
race was on Ha'penny stumbled at the
end OF the stretch, turned a couple of
somersaults, striking Midgley. Wah
Jim's rider, and cutting his head open.
Ha' penny then
Fell TO the Track
and rolled on top of his rider Penn. who
Is a colored boy, and the same lad who
rode Julio when the latter was killed at
Monmouth Park, and he was thought to
be dead. He recovered consciousness
IN about ten minutes. One of Ha'penny's
legs was broken, and pistol shot ended
Ills racing career, which has been some
what OF a disappointment. In the next
race, about sixteenth of a mile beyond
where Ha' penny fell, Warpatb toppled
over, threw Jockey Sloan, breaking the
q AnN
slant John Cavanaugh was coming I'D
fast, and .ze, too. went down. Hamii-
ton, the iatter's rider. was somewhat
bruised about the face and head. War
pain would not get up, and he was
dragged on the track. Gideon & Daley
owned Ha'peDny. Nomad. the to D ia
Vorlte, Won the race from the 30 to l
chance. CynOsure. Mordette. the mace
being maker third. Yorkville Belle.
Garrison up and TO > in the betting.
permitted White Rose to make
the pace Tor seven furlongs. Garrison
then gave the Belle her head and She
Won the Clinton stakes in a gallon:
BaShford ManOr'S Ignite. to !. second
and j. E Peppers Miss DiXev. 20 TO |.
third. The AIoyne geiding. : to >. with
We pounds, made arunaway race of the
fifth and
to 5. by two lengths, in 1:1S1l. The
unnamed geiding ran the first auarter
II % seconds and the half III az seq
ends. Oscar broke away from the seq
cid class when he won the last race
from Transit They were equal choices
at to . Weather threatening: track
SLOW: attendance 1000. Later in the
evening Narpatl and John Cavanaugh
were destroyed. The latter was found
10 have sustained a broken shoulder.
This makes three horses killed. Hal
penny was q bay colt three years old:
Narpath. hay colt. four years old, by
Warwick or Banf0x Second Hand. owned
by Frederick Gebhardt, ard John Cav
aRaugh, chestnut coli. four years old,
by Eolus-Lady Grace. owned by Will
lam Lakeland. Summaries:
first race, five and haf furiongs-Lova-
lace, even, won, whipping; Sport 10 TO ! sec
onC, whipping; LawleSs, l. to / third by a
length. Time. ] ! SI4
Second race. mile-Iandelabra : To : won
whipping: StOnenell, 3 to /. second. whir-
ping: FACET 10 to l, third, whipping Time.
1:4zS4.
stoReneu was disqualified Tor f,uiinp
Fagot taGot was placed second and Cha
Tade third.
Third race, nile and a sizteenth-Nomad
10 d, Won whipping CyHosure, } 10 .. sec
ono; Merdotte- 10 l. third Time 1914
q
furlong-I orkFlIle Belle. ! TO :, Won gallop-
ing; Ignite, 3 10 !. second. whipping: Miss
Dixey' - 10 l. third, whipping Time,
1:J614.
Fifth race. six furIougs-Movne eeIdfng. :
20 :, won driving: Dr. Hasbrouek. > 10 !.
second whipping; Addie. 90 TO ! third
whipping. Time, l:lcS4
sixth race, mile ana sixteenth-Oscar. S
10 .. Won whipping: Transit. 5 to ), second.
whipping; Canvas, 5 10 !, third whipping
Time, l:5il4.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Ihree-QuarIers OF mIie-Goid Dollar. Wal
colt 10y; Chesapeake. Tormentor. Nero. 10Y.
Roller, ll9; Holy One, III: Mary Stone no:
Adelbert lG9: Lallah. Lizeifa ee
Three-qrarters OF & mile, hauiicap-AdpI-
bert " aIcOtt, II: Speculation, Daguuet. us.
Nelalie, III; Lizeita, H2: Annie + colt no:
Menclcant- 1Jl' Boundless, 1J5; Integrity
Third race, mile-Mary Stone. 107: Joe
Carter 1b7: Nero H7; Homer. iG7; King
Crab, 1l9; Chesapeake. ITO: Kew West no:
81 Arthur, liO; Silver Prince JOG: 81. James
105; StrephoE. 10: Adetberr Ig5: Lizzie IO4
Fourth race.five and a half furloncs. selling
-,E4xtra, W; Forest Rose. %; Third Cousin
lily, %; PaHsN. %; Shelly Turtle ZIG: Pat
MAIoy DR.. y: Jordan, -; Sir Richard, II2:
JapoaIca- 100: BOpeep rs
M14e ana lhree-s1Xteentbs handicau-Bau-
quet H.; hesieriOde. les: Fidelio. les: Cor
Iecuon' 4U4: Lepanto. $50; English LADY 81
(Lepsnto and Fjdelio. Daily eutrv).
Mile and an eighth, seliing-Now Or Never.
1ut: King Crab. l57; Tom Rogers, Ie7: Mas
lerIode. 10: silver Prince %: Rooueforr
lU3: Stfephon, ll2; Willie L. II2
Iips-Gold Dollar and Nero. Annie z colt
fnd Speculation Homer and Mary Stone. ia
ponlca and 81 Richard BANQUET and Corren-
AOn, Y lille 1 anG ON Rogers