St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-14
DOMINO A DARLING.
KsEHE'S COLT LANDS THE Rich HYDE
PARK STAKES.
HE WINS TIE RACE EASILY.
The Purse Makes $4,000 the
s Eastern Firm Has Won at
Washington Park Newton
Breaks the Two Mile Record
Monmouth Results.

CHICAGO, July 13.-James r. and F.
P Keene lost the American Derby,
with its $50, 900 prize, but they have
taken away s45,010 with three starts at
the Washington Park track. St. Leon
ards second in the Derby Melted them
$1,000, Ell TELEGRAPH won $50, 600 in the
Worlds Fair stake, and today Domino
captured the Hyde Park stake, worth to
the winner about $4,000. The Cali
fornia colt, Peter the Great, was second,
and Ed COrrgan'S Vassal third, Ell
TELEGRAPH finishing fourth. Domino
won without any apparent urging, tax
ing the LEAH at the half and never
releasing it. Ten thousand peo-
pie were at the track. drawn
out not more by the stake than
by the two-mile race. Favorites
won the first two events, Pedestrian, in
the second, beating the track record at
SIX furIongS, with 122 pounds up. This
horse, which belongs TO Eugene Leigh,
has won four straight sprinting events,
and is the best Short-tistanee horse; at
the track. With Taral riding Domino
and SimmS OH FL TELEGRAPH. the Keene
favorites at l to 6. Considerable money
was placed on Peter the Great. The
latter got off in the lead and held it al
most to the half, where Domino Went>to
the front and stayed there to the end.
Peter the Great raced along III second
place to the end. vdinly trying to catch
up, being length behind at the finish
Vassal improved his position steadily,
and was good third. The tine for the
six furlOngs was ia Hat
The Tsvo-Iuile Race
which closed the days sport aroused
great interest and resulted i'll new
record by Newton. the time being :2715,
while the best previous performance in
race was by Wildmore. i'll 1882. in 3:2S.
Tenbroeck made the distance i'll trial
against time in 3:2715. Newton was
third in TIE betting at s to !. Versatile
being all s to 5 favorite and Prince of
Darkness second choice. Old Ormie led
during the first mile. then Versatile
took it up and keptin Irontto the three
quarters, where Newton went forward
and was never headed, winning easily
by two lengths. Summary:
First race, three-year-oltIs, purse $50,
mile-First Ward. 1l2 (Reagan). ev-n,
won easily by a length; No Ko, ll2 (Hen-
drrsOn}, II to l, second by neck; Aide
baran. liz porter, to |. third. Time,
LIP
Second race, purse $500. six furlongs-
Pedestrian, 122 CEaraU. 3 tn ), won as
fe pleased by three lengths; Anna
MayeS. 81 (PerkiuS), > 10 l second by
three lengths; l>sie O, los Oh. Griffin,
10 to l. third. Time, 1881.
Third race, the Hyde Park stakes, for
two-year-Olds. 5000 added, six fur
longs-DOmino. 123 (TaraD, coupled in
betting with FL TELEGRAPH at To- s. won
without difficulty by a length; Peter the
Great. lis (Aillerl. 8 to /. second by
half length; VasSal, l23 MARTINI, % to
/. third by three-Quarters of a length.
Time, 1:14.
Fourth race, purse $1,000. mile and
seventy yards-The Baron. l03 CTuckerj,
10 to l, won in drive by length; Tom
Flynn, ITO (Aiorrs), to l. second by a
length; Shadow. IS (Perkins), s to 5,
third. lime, 1:45.
Fifth race, purse s.. 500, two miles
Newton, 107 (Porter), To l. won rather
easily by two lengths; Prince of Dark
ness, 1l2 lNorris), Is TO ). second 10y
length: Versatile, 1l6 (T'araD, s to 5,
third by head. Time. 3:2715.