St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-20
TALENT kept BUSY.
Only One First Choice Comes
Home First at Graves
end.
Rex Gallops Home q Winner
in the Ocean View
Stakes.
John BIS Second, at Long
Odds, the Feature at
Latonia.
Cleveland Returns Home and
Takes a Game From
Pittsburg.

GEAyEsEND RACE TRACK, Sept. 49,
Beautiful autumn weather. good
track and a fairly good programme in
duced about 5000 turf lovers to attend
this afternoons races. Stonewall, 10
10, won the first race in a gallop, beat
ing Ella, so 10 /; Chesapeake, to 2;
TOrmentor, to !; Addie and Laughing
Water. After that, however. the talent
had an exciting time picking the win
ners.
Diablo and Now or Never ruled re-
spective first and second choices for the
second race. but Count, backed down
from : to l to 10 l. passed the choices
in a driving finish, and won good race
5y a neck. Masber was backed heavily
Sn the morning in the city rooms and
made the favOrite at the track He
fattered his hacker for FIVE furlongs
and then went 10 pieces, Glam0r, to l,
winning the race in galIoping style.
Rocket was practically left al the post,
vet he finished close up. Yorkville
Belle, at even money, and LeonaWeil, ;
10 =, were the choices for
Tie Ocean View Stakes,
but Rex, TO l, won the stakes in a
galiop. Y0rkvilia Belle was not ridden
any 100 fnergeticaIly and finished last
Of the bunch. Fidelio, 8 to !, was second
and LeonaWell third. Simmons, - to
I. got fiYng start in the fifth race and
was never beaded. finally beating
Prince George, to }. LittlefeId up. two
lengths. The Prince was knocked about
considerably. he should have Won
Fred Taral, TO l, won the last race
from end to end in easy style, Mordette,
20 to l, being second. Summary:
First race, FIVE and q half fuTlongs-Stone-
nell, : TO T.. won, galloping; Ella 30 10 l,
second, whining; Chesapeake, : TO =, third,
whipping Time l: ~.
Second race mile and furlong-Couut
TO l, won whipping; Diablh, II To ). second,
whipping; Now or Never, > TO - third, whip
ping. Time, 90.
Third race. six furlongs-GIamor, to l,
won, galloping; Canvass, % to I, second,
whipping; Transit, i 10 !, third, whipping
Time, :l6.
Rex, > to !, won easily: fjdelio. TO l. sec
ond, whipping; Leonaweli,5 10 . third, whip
ping. Time :4&l4.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-Sim-
mons. - 10 !, won; Prince George, 10
:, second; Annie r, Sto l, third Time | :0Ss4
Sixth race. miie-tred Taral, 3 to l, won
easily; Mordetle, % TO !. second, whipping;
tagUL to l, third. Time, 1:51s4.
cara Ter ebay.
First race. Ihree-quarters Of a mile haudi-
caI'-Rosa Il, is; Waltott,1i6; Adelbert. 1l5;
St. Felix, ia: Rival. III: Nero. l12: Dali
syrian, 10; Grand Prix, los; White Rose, los:
hlng Mac. 1O5: Georgia 1G4; Lovelace, 100;
Bellegrade, 90; Integrity 90.
second race, five and half furlongs-
Courtship. I15; Doctor, rs: Rainbow, lis;
Prince Imperial. rs: Hugh Penny lis; Fitz-
simmons date Tourmuline), los; Sam Well
er, Jos
Third race, mile and a sixteenth, maidens
-Algoma, H.; The Fop, 115, Lord MoIler
rs: Blizzard. 115.
Fourth rsce, Neptune stakes, three-quar-
tiers Of q mile, seIIing-Middleton. Chatta-
nooga- Upstart. Indigo, %; Queen Enid,
Pansy, 81; Spartan los; Laura GouId coil, no;
Prince Imperial, 9s; Procida, o.
Fifth race. nile and three sixteenths,
andlcap-Stra lhmeath, ~; Masterlode, 10:
Tom Rogers, LOG: Correction, Lepanto, I04;
Candelabra, 100: Best Brand. 90.
Sixth rice, mile and a sixteenth, selling
Masterlode. III: Temple, Trestle. Silver
Prince. Nomad, %; Strephon, III; Willie L,
10; Roqueiort, l02