St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-10

S0O,UUQ Will De
hung up in purses and stakes. The
principal events will he run as follows:
Tuesday, July 26-Twin City Derby, So, 800
added, for three-year- olds, mile and quar-
ter.
Wednesday. July 27-Minneapolis stakes.
Sl,20 added. for two-year olds, five and
half furlongs-
Thursday, July 2S-Hamline stakes. Sl.5o
added for threeyear olds, mile and thr ee
furlongs.
Friday, July ga free handicap for three
a sixteenth
Saturday. July 3o-Twin City Merchants
handicap, sl.5O0 added. for three-year-olds
and upward, mile and seventy yards.
Tuesday. Aug 2-The Carnival stakes.
s.. $50 added, for two-year-olds. six furlongs
Wednesday, Aug. 3-The Hotel Ryan hand
icap $500 added. for three-year- olds and up
ward. mile and half.
Thursday, Aug. EThe Ladies' stakes
81, 25e added, for oyear-olds. five furlongs
Saturday, Aug. st Paul stakes $3.50
added, for three year-olds and upward, mile
and a quarter.
Tuesday, Aug 9-The Merchants Hotel
handicap. a sweepstake for two-year-olds,
$500 added. five furlongs.
Wednesday, Aug. 1o-The Twin City Oaks.
Si,5O3 added, for three-year old tillies, mile
and a furlong
Thursday, Aug. ia free handicap
sweepstake, for three-year-oldsa and upwards,
$500 added, mile and a furlong.
Saturday, Aug. 13-The Twin City EXPOSE
ton stakes. sweepstake for three -year-olds
and upward, Sl,5oj added, mile and a six
teenth.
The. valaeof all purses will be $500.
OF which 500 will go to the second horse
in some instances, -as3d SIS to the second
and s25to the thirdsin others.
A feature OF each days card that can
not, fail to receive the hearty appreci-
alton OF ailh0rSemen, will be the vari-
Gus distances of the several events, es-
pecially those races at four, six and
stood that many stables in the West in
clude horses that can Ego" only five, six
or sever furiOngs. 1t does not neces-
sarily. follow either that because of
their inability ito iasto for more than
a five, six or seven furlOng dash
these bang-tails arc ..skates." Such
crack sprinters as Geraldine, Correction,
Blue Rock, DR.. Hasbrouck, Fairy,
Britannia, Contribution and host of
others are known to the average betting
man only as sprinters, and should any
one OF them start in race at a mile and
furlOng, the probabilities are that he
would be completely ignored.
AT the present time all interest CEN
tiers in the Twin City Derby. 70 Tam
bien has won the 10000 Garfield Park
Derby from such stars as WadswOrth,
ARA, Newton, Cicero. Zaldivar, Huron,
Lew Weir, Chief Justice and Gulinda.
Carlsbad rOmped Off with the great
American Derby, leaving in his wake
Zaldivar. Cicero. Agra, Newton, En-
peror Regent, Chief Justice and other
crack three-year-Olds. NadSworth,
prior to his defeat by 70 Tambien,
was unbeaten. having lowered the
colOrs of the mighty Aloha. at st. Louis
in the Club Directors handicap, worth
nearly $1,000 to the winner. Newton
upset all calculations of the knowing
ones on the Fourth of July by galloping
away from the very horses that showed
him their heels in the American Derby
just ten days before. From this it will
be seen that the question as to which is
the greatest three-year-old of the West
: is far from satisfactorily settled, and as
all of these sensational colts and fillies
are entered in the local Derby, it is more
than likely that gOOdly number will
face the starter.
In the other stake events of the COM
ing meeting, Capt. Sam Browns feet
TroubadOur filly. Too Quick, is entered
in the Minneapolis stakes. as also are
Sam Bryant'S good Bramble colt, Blur;
John j. Coughlin'S filly, Columbia, with
several brackets to her credit; Cushing
and Orth's Look Out; Fred Fosters
Matt roster, Belle B1ackburD, Aldebar-
an,St. Croix, AdOlph, Narvez, Annie Taw,
Lew Martin. Revenue, Sir Carr, Pyra-
mid. Advance and other good two-year-
olds.
The Hamline stakes has such entries
as Marsilloe, Mate, Silk Stocking, Emma
Primrose, Jim Murphy, Judge ArkeIl,
Huron, Mariner, Caesar, Cicero, Ray B,
German. Wadsworth, Chief Justice,
Newton, 70 Tambien, Ceverton, Dolly
McCone. Carlsbad ana other good ones.
Tulla Blackburn, Forerunner, Herald,
Jay Jay Gee, Senorita, Ray S Minnie
Gee. Huron. Outlook, Pescador, Yale
'9i, Donatello, Bonnie Bird, 70 Tam
bien, Cevei ton. Semper Fidele, Chief
Justice. Van Buren,. Faithful, Princess
Limo. Ed Hopper and TailH are some of
the "crackerjacks" entered in the Twin
City Merchants handicap.
The same high class thoroughbreds
are entered in the various other stake
and purse races, and to local lovers of
the turf it can be seen at glance that
the probabilities are that the Twin Cit
les will be afforded more interesting
and exciting sport at the Hamline
course than ever before.