St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-05
BowLED OVER.
Kingston and Montana Outfooted
'2'.' at Monmouth.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 4.-Fair
weather and good track attracted
Fourth of July throng of 10000 persons
to Monmouth Park this afternoon. It
was the first days racing at the track
since 1890, the law snd order leagues
threat to arrest the bookmakers having
kept the gates closed all of last summer.
With new blood infused into the direct
OrS OF the association. however, the law
and order people were openly defied.
None of the Seventy-four bookmakers
were mOlested this afternoon, but there
may be trouble tomorrow. The sport
was inaugurated with crushing defeat
for the talent, Kingston, the Ito 2 favor
lite, being defeated by the to chance,
Correction, a most erratic performer.
The first of the four rich stakes, the
Independent stakes. went to Gideon and
Days twO-year-old, st. Michael, after
red-hOt lighting finish with Comanche.
Both colts were quoted 6 70 l in the bet
ting. Fitzpatrick rode the winner, and
his victory was due entirely to Fitz's
superiority over Sims. Experiment. the
3-tO-1 fayOrite, swerved from flag fall to
finish. Tournament won the first divis-
ion of the Fourth of July handicap,
after heart-breaking finish with Glad
stone and Reckon. Tournament led
from start to finish. setting such fast
pace that Garrison was unable to place
Montana in the first three.
All went out of the Oceans stakes ex-
cept Longstreet and Entire. The former
easily disposed of the selling platter and
won In gallop.
The Western Jockey, Cassius Sloane,
then gave all exhibition of clever horse
manShip by winning the second division
nf III
Marcus Daly's slashing three-year-old,
st. Matthew. White Rose and Alonzo
were withdrawn. Candleabra made all
the running and should have won, but
Midgley was not strong enough to meet
SlOane's rush with Sir Matthew, and
thereby hangs the tale of Candleabra's
defeat.
Arab, to 5, won the selling race in
clever style, aud George Forbes, his
owner, was asked to explain Arabs de-
feats at Sheepshead Bay. Just how
satisfactory Mr.. Forbes explanation
was will not be known until the board
of control talks over the matter. Little
Mid, first choice at 2 to 1, won the clos
ing event i'll easy fashion and brought
memorable afternoons sport to an end.
First race, six MISREPRESENTATION, H.
sLittlefeld, 8 to l. won in a whipping finish
by three parts of q length; Kingston, 129,
Taral. to 2, second. by five lengths; Pick
nicker, lis, Hayward, q to !, third. Time,
:03lz.
(. second race, the Independence stakes, six
furlongs-St. Michael. ll7I2, Fitzpatrick, 6 to
l. won, whipping by three necks; Comanche.
123, Simms. s to /, second, by four lengths
whipping; Spartan, 1i3, Taral, u to ., third,
driving Time. III
Third race, the Fourth of July han dicap
mile. first division Tournament ia. Taral,
to * won by three Darts of length in a
red-hot fighting finish Maidstone, 1I5, Simms,
s to !, second by three parts of a length;
Reckon, los. Littlefeld, 10 to /. third by
length. Time, :i3.
Fourth race. the Ocean stakes, mile and an
129. Fitzpatrick, to =,
won in guliop by four lengths; Entire I0J
'Taral. 10 TO |, second fine, 100
Fifth race. second division of the Fourth of
July handicap. mile-sir Matthew, Ito,
Sloane. 10 ], won by a neck. whipping;
Candlebra, o.. W. Midgley. {! to y, second,
whipping; KlIdeer, liz. Hamilton, 9 to 5,
third, whipping. Time, :43ls.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Arab, ITO, Lit
tiefield. to D, won III q gallop by three
lengths; Fremont, 1o4. Simms, q to 1. Sec
ond by length. whipping: Volunteer. 1OS.
sloane, 6 to l, third by length, whipping.
Time 1 :2914.
Seventh race, five and a half furlongs-
Little Mid. i0l, Sloane, = to 1, Won in a drive
by length and a half; Rightaway. Ill, Dog
geu. to :, second by length and a half,
third. lime. :0sS4.
ToDAYs ENTRIES.
Following are the Monmouth Park en-
tries for tomorrow:
First race, lniie-Inner circle courses-Mer-
~ Monarch. 1y4, Barefoot. La ST. Anthony |
lei, Strathmealh, II
Second taee, Tor two-year-oids. straight
iIa- Eagle Rird. liz. Lis |
more. IE5, 2uilot. H. Jeaiineite NJ, lii, De- |
Hurry, its.
Tara rate. Eaese:isaca ha,fiiical, traisat |
course-Leeohatehse, LII. Leoaawell, Ii;