St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-05
Kirsch Covers the Distance
in the Best Time Ever
Made in a Race,
Although, Running Against
Time, Salvador Made the.
Distance in 1885 IL. !
KINGSTON Wins a Race From
Tenny Without Much Ex-
erting Himself.
Results Of the Six Ball Games
in the National League
Yesterday. 81

MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK. Aug.
4. There was comparatively small
crowd here this afternoon, cOnsidera-
bly, less than 5000 people being present
when Banquet. at even, won the open
ing race in easy fashion III las. De-
spite st. MichaePS good race with I'm
Gle Jess and Spartan last Tuesday, he
was sent to the post for the Camden
stakes 9 to 5 chance, which he won
cleyerly from the IL to IL Chicago. In
the Trenton stakes, Hapenny and Air
shat: fouled each other in the last quar-
ter, letting Kirsch, 6 to 1, win the stake
IN a drive. The time, 1:3S, makes
a new record for mile over
a straight course. Salvador made
it in 1858 in his celebrated
race against time. but KirSch's race of
this afternoon may be chronicled as the
testing mile record. Many of thesspec-
tators left the track very much in
doubt as to the correctness of the time,
but a strong wind was blowing down
the track and it greatly assisted the
racers in their flights of speed. When
Kingston was added to the list of start
ers for the Eatontown stakes, Demuth
and Tournament were Withdrawn in
Kingston'S favor. With 1 to against
him, the brown whirlwind won the
stakes in a gallop. Tenny, after hard
fight, taking second money from Sir
Matthew by head. Jockey j.
j. McCafferty and the West
ern contingent plunged on Estelle
to win the fifth event. She did so in
nrIro ft,r.1
1:244. Entire, the even money choice
of the talent, took the closing six-fur-
long dash by length from Julien and
Roller. Five of the six races were won
by favorites or well-backed second
choices, Kirsch being the to 1 outsider.
Summaries:
First race, mile and sixteenth-Banquet,
112l2, Taral even won easily by a length and
a half; kildeer, 92Fs; Midgeley, 5 to 2. second
Blake. IL to 5, third. Time AZ
Seconi race, the Camden stakes, six fur
longs-St. Michael, lis. Fitzpatrick, to s.
Won driving by half length Chicago, rs.
whipping; Doctor, 1l6 Hayward, $ to-l,
third, by a neck, whipping. Time, lib
Lawless, los. Elsnio colt, l15: Thor. Ill. Rain
bow. III: Philanthrophist,11 Ill; Pritchard, lie;
Mutlny: III. and Sayonara. Ill, also ran.
Third race Trenton stakes, one mile
Kisch. 81 (Midgley). to l, won by two
lengths. driving; Afrshaft, i03 (Lambley), 3to
/, second by neck, whipping. Hapenny, n0S
whipping. Time, 1:3s. Fairplay. 103; Joy.
90; Harlem 90: Zorling, 106l2; SANDER, 93,
and st. Anthony. 1l6l2 also ran.
Fourth race, Eatontown stakes, one mile
Kingston. ITO (Taral), to G, won galloping
by length; Tenny. no (Clayton), & to /.
second by head, whipping; Sir Mathew, JOG
CHamilton), 10 to !. third. Time. :I2.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Estelle, 50,
Raiffp II n nv baI
galloping; Osric, 80. T. Sloane, to /. second
by neck. whipping: Mr. Sass 81. Penn. 40
to !. third by two lengths. whipping. Time,
1:24A. Milt Young, 100, and Fl0villa, 9S. also
ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs Entire, Taral,
even, won by one length. whipping; Julien,
lis, Hamilton. 7 TO .. second by head, whip
ping; Roller, lis, Littlefeld, 3 to /, third by
two lengths, whipping. Time, 1:l3. McCor-
mack: lis; Long Branch, u.s. and Blizzard.
lI5, also ran.