St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-15
Sirocco Defeated Correction,
the Great Sprinter, With
out an Effort.
Banquet, Rayon doris Great
Son, Withdrawn From the
Suburban.
Fast Half Mile Made by a
Two-Year-Old Filly at
LatOnia.
Selling-Platers Divide the
Money Hung Up in Purses
at st. Louis.

MORRIS PARK, June 14.-A fairly at
tractive prog ramme, coupled with per-
feet weather, induced large number
of persons to visit this track today. The
first race had famous sprlnterS. Cor
rectiOn began to show signs of the wear
and tear of the seasons campaign when
beaten few days ago. SiroccO had
been IN retirement for a couple OF
weeks, and was really in as good shape
as he. was at the beginning of the sea-
son. The railbirdS saw this the moment
after Sirocco had had his warming-up
gallon. Sirocco showed all of his old
time speedSand won the race without
the semblance of an effort. The
withdrawal of Banquet from the second
race robbed if of much of lis interest.
M. F. Dwyer gave as his reason for
withdrawing Rayon d'Or's best the fact
that he was going to take him to Chi
cago to fulfill his engagement in the
Chicago stakes. In this event the Sub
urban will lose another of its prominent
candidates. 1t was announced at this
track that Tammany had been officially
declared out of the Suburban this morn
ing. The scratching of Banquet left
the second race at the mercy of Reckon
She did not have matters entirely her
own way. Littlefield had to ride her,
and hard, too, to stave off
PIckpOcket's Grand Rush.
Had Simms been able to get Pick
pocket to run kinely little earlier, he
must have won. PickDOcket Sulked
practically until the last few strides.
1t was only by dint of the hardest kind
of whip persuasion that Simms kept
Pickpocket up with his field at any
part of the race. Tho struggle, despite
Pickpocket's exhibition of temper, was
a superb Que. The three made ban-
ket finish. Reckon won by short
head, and Pickpocket only beat Lizzie
by short head for the place. The race
for the LarchmOnt stakes proved ver
liable surprise to the talent. In the abb
sence of Dobbins Declare was consid-
cred a sure winner. Declare acted and
ran like horse thoroughly stale. st.
Julien, the second favorite, won after
severe struggle with Nahma and Figaro.
After all TaraPs vigorous riding he
could do no better than finish third on
the DWyer crack. Results:
First race, five and a half furlOngs-Siroc-
co, ITO (Doggetp, to |, won; Correction, liz
Iittlefeldl, 2 TO 5, second; Alcalde, 1OS 81.
Lamley)), 100 to /. third. Time 1: :O4.
Second race mile aud an eghth-Reckon.
1l0 (Littlefeld), to ., won: Pickpocket, 104
(Simms) to second; Lizzie, S5 q. Lamley).
II TO l. third. Time. 1924.
Third race, three quarters of a mile-St.
Julien, 100 (Simms), 5 to 2, won; Nahma, l03
PENN, to ?, second; Figaro, 11S (Hamil
tom, II to l. third. Time. IL.
Fourth race mile-Prince George, 115
Lumley) 0 10 2. won; st. Michael, III
(TaraD, 8 to 5, second; Comanche, IL.
(Simms), to 3, third. Time. 1:3Gs4.
Fifth race, mile and half-Don Alonzo,
122 (Lumley) 2 to 5. won; Rainbow. l22 (Lit-
tlefield). : to 1, second; only two starters.
Time, @:37.
Sixth race three-fourths of mile-old
Dominion lob (P. Rogers).3 to 1, won; Arab,
10l PENN, to 1, second; Speculation, 10S
(Hamilton), 6 to 5. thi d. Time, 1:l14.
Seventh race, five furlongs-Ellen, 10s
(Noble) even. won; La Misere, 10S Uittle-
field), q to l. second; TarrocK, 10s (Simms),
2I2 to l. third. Time, 80