St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
Uninteresting Racing Char
acterized the Equine Con-
tests at Sheepshead.
Kingston Scared Nearly Ev-
erything Out Of the First
Event.
WatterSon, Trainer ant
Jockey Ruled Off Board
Of Control Tracks.
Cleveland Wins and Loses a
Game With the Tail
EnderS.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. This was
the most tame and unlnteresting days
racing witnessed at the big tracks this
season. There was absolutely no ex-
citement. kingston's presence in the
first race frightened out seven horses
and spoiled the betting and tie race.
The bookmakers refused to lay odds
against him. and what little money
changed hands was for either Hazel
hurst or The Sheriff to run second.
Gideon " Daily backed the Carmen
colt from 10 to to to / in the betting
on the second race, but their money
was lost. as Bryan McClelland's Evan
atus, to fayorite, captured the race
by a neck, after a hot tussle with the
Carmen colt.
Then came the Siren stakes, the only
stake feature Oil the programme. 1t re-
suited in an easy win for the Bashford
ManorS tily Ignite, with Pierre Lorii
lard's Derfargilla second. They ruled
equal first choices at to l. The West
erners lost back lot of their Ignite
winnings on Estelle in the fourth race,
she being easily outfooted in the home
stretch and beaten by May Win, to l
chance.
The fifth race was the best betting
event Of the day, the
Plungers splitting Up
on Tea Tray, II TO ); Sleipner, to l;
Lowlander, 16 to >, and Rex, to 3 Low
lander cut out a clipping pace for seven
furlongs and had nothing left to stall
Sleipner, who won by three lengths.
Hydy, the even money favorite, took
the last race in runaway style and
brought an uneVentful days sport to a
close.
At the conclusion of the racing The
board OF control announced that they
had suspended the licenses Of Trainer
Charles OK and Jockey Anderson and
disqualified the horse Watterson. This
is the result OF alleged manipulation, he
having been stopped Friday and per-
United TO WIN Monday. The board also
granted license to Jockey Joe Flynn,
who was outlawed for having ridden at
the winter tracks. Since then he has
secured his discharge from James Ii.
Mccormick. to whom he was appren-
ticed.
Trainer Jeter Walden, in retaliation
for the taking of his colt Extra out of
selling lace Yesterday after paying
$1,000, the colts entered selling piice,
today protested against any stake
AllOIcy DciHe paul 10 EolfduSS Nv the as
ISOLATION. Walden claims that Mayor
Hugh Grant, Of New York city is Park
Commissioners Strauss partner in the
colt Reginald. Jerome 5, Phi!anthrop-
list. AcllOlam and others. According TO
Che rules the
Names OF Every Partner
i'll racing property must be registered
with the secretary Of the board of con-
troll. Strauss Is given as the owner OF
the horses. Walden has submitted
papers. making Mayor Grant Strauss
partner and protesting against Strauss
being paid any purchase or stake won
by Reginald or the other horses.
Mayor Grant will deny that he is fnau-
cially interested in the horses, but the
case promises to be celebrated one. as
Walden is determined TO push matters
as far as possible.
First race seven furlongs-kingston won.
galloping: Hazelhurs Z to 10. second easily:
The sheriff, Z to ;, third, driving. Time.
1:29
Second race Fnturiiy course-Eranatus. -
to ., Won by neck, whipping; Carmen colt,
to !, second, whipping; Ilalcvon. 6 TO /.
third. whipping. lime 1:l3 30.
Third race. the siren stakes, mile and
furlong-lgnite, to j, won easily; Defar-
glla. 10 l. second, whipping; Miss Dixie 10
to !, third. whipping. Time / 81 -.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-May Win. 5.
to l, won driving: Estelle. to /. second,
whipping: Beilwood. Il 10 l. third whip
ping. Time, Us -.
to ]. won driving; Lowlander Is to 5,second
whippingi Rex. Z to =, third, driving. Time,
l 80 %
Sixth race. mile. OIL turf-IIydy. even, won
easy ooGcraft 10 J. second, whipping;
Madrid, 5 to1, third, whipping. Time, l: l3