St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-13
A RECORD BROKEN.
Kingston Makes Sensational
Run at Monmouth.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 12.-Five
thousand witnesses of today's races saw
sport of the most sensational character.
Kingston began the excitement by
breaking the seven-furlong record, he
running the distance with 12S pounds
UP in 1:26. Taral had the mount. Gar
rison on Strathmeath forced the brown
whirlwind into breaking the record by
his terrific rush in the last furlong. The
finish in the last race saw Dagonet,
Garrison up. and Stockton. Clayton up.
pass by the judges locked together
in a dead heat. They also Gov
cred the seven furlongs in 1:26,
but their race was down the straight
away, while Kingst0n's performance
was made around the inner circular
course. Prior to Kingston's record
breaking feat, Lakeview's seven fur
longs at Garfield park, Chicago. August
II, 1891, carrying 12S pounds, in 1868,
was the record. Garrison gained new
adherentS by winning the Atlantic
stakes, with Sir Walter, after des-
perate finish with Comanche, Sims up:
Lawless, Taral. and Eagle Bird, Dog
gett, all being heads apart. Garrison
scored another great victory when he
won the Shrewsbury handicap with
Poet Scout. Isaac Murphy had the best
horse in Demuth, but he was no match
for Garrison, who lifted the long-tailed
Western horse in winner by a head.
Taral next distinguished himself by
winning the fourth race with Chicago.
Walcott took the fifth race in gailOp.
Vardee. the last to leave the post, ran a
rafting race and finished third.
First race, seven furlongs-Kingston, 12S
Taral. to ), won driving by length and "a
half; Strathmeath, 116. Garrison, to 2, sec
ond by five lengths whipping; Reckon, IOS.
Littletield. to =, third by a neck, whipping.
Time. l :26. n
Second race. the Atlantic stakes, six fur
longs-Sir Walter, lis, Garrison, to 10, won
by head, whipping and driving; Comanche,
lis, Slmms. to !. second by head. whip
ping; Lawless, 1I6, Taral, 20 to l. third BY a
neck. whipping. Time, :13I2.
Third race, the Shrewsbury Handicap, one
and half miles-Poet Scout lis, Garrison
even, won by. a head. whipping; Demuth,
whipping: Raceland, 122. TarGI, to i, third
by length, whipping. Time, 2:23ls
Fourth race, five furlongs- Chicago. 113,
Taralu2 to l, won by a length whipping;
s shnno liata, Hayward 80 to l, second BY
Littlefeid, 10 to L third by two lengths,
whipping. Time 1:0Ola.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Walcott, 112. Lit
Milt Young, .106, Simms, 8 to /, second by a
head. whipping; Vardee, 1O2, Blake, IL to /.
third by short head, whipping. Time. i:1o.
Sixth race, the Elberon stakes seven fur
iongs-Dagonet; 119. Garrison, to ]. and
stockton, Us, Clayton, TO 1. ran dead heat;
West Chester 116 Hayward, to l, third BY
two lengths, whipping. Time, 1:26.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
FIRST race, seven furlongs. selling-Kings-
bridge, lis: Eric, us; Daisy Woodruff, liz:
Inferno, liz; Lord Dalmeny. 100: Sportsman.
10e; Firefly, 100: Vera, 104; Queen Of Trumps'
lO4; Mountain Deer. 104; Hippona, 102: Poly
Second race. half q mile-Freeland (for-
merly Mamie Richards gelding), los; Post
master, 1O5i Doc, los; Gaiety, los: sandowne.
l9S; Westside 1O5; Mullet, 105; Trump. 105;
Ny Jennie. l02; Marguerite, lOS; Eleanor.
102: Lisbon Maid, 102.
Third race, three-quarters Of a mile-Les-
ter. iio: Poverty, ITO; Gambler. no: Innovs-
non. los; Meekintosh, 102; Absconder, f62,
Zampost l02: Ansonia. ie2: victory, 1O2;
Detroit 1O2; Airshaft 1Q2; Tkeh i. W2i~