St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-12
SIR WALTER A KING.
THE GAME LITTLE COLT WINS THE
L0RnLARD STAKES.
SIT. LEoNARDs WAS THIRD.
Owners of the Winner Get $15.-
23o-Jack of Spades Lands the
Control Stakes-kingston De-
feated by -MoreiIo
Captures the Drexel Stakes.

MONMOUTH PARK, July IA brill
liant programme, coupled with perfect
weather, induced another large crowd
10 make the trip to the Monmouth
plains today. The first race was an
open affair. so far as the betting was
concerned. There were only two horses
III 1t, according to the calculations of
the talent. Kingston's victory Saturday
III moderate sprinting company was
good enough to warrant the talent send
ing him to the post first favorite this
afternoon. An anchor was cast to wind
ward by the talent turning its attention
TO 1ddesleigh and backing him down to
TO D. Iormentor, despite the fact that
ne ran GOOD race Friday and was very
lenleDtly dealt with today in the matter
OF weight, was practically ignored in
the mix. He went begging at Is to l
ootalnable against HIM. The race was
his from start to finish, while poor old
kingston struggled gamey to the last
ana beat lddeSleigh out for the place.
1he result was complete triumph for
the bookmakers, but bitter pill for the
talent to swallow. The second event
was another facer for the hackers of
TaYOritcS.
Sir Walters Victory.
The race for the Lorillard stakes was
surprise to many. 1t was won by the
game and handsome little colt, Sir Wal
ter, who was dual second favorite
with Don Alonzo. St. Leonards. the
faYorlte, was beaten early in the race,
and 1t was only by dint of superhuman
efforts on the part of Simms that the
heene's candidate lasted long enough
to get third money. There was delay
OF about ten minutes before they got the
nag Oh perfect start. RamapO, with
Slr waiter st. LeOnards, Rainbow and
Don Alonzo within striking distance,
cut out the work until they were within
couple or turlOngs of the finish. Dog
gett then moved into the lead with Sir
waiter. lie went TO the front as easily
as II the others were standing still, and,
coming away, won the rich stake with
out the Semblance of an effort by three
lengths. Ramapo, severely punished
by Oyerton, lasted long enough to
peat st. LeonardS a length for the
place. The faVorite was in difficulties
three-SlXteenthS from home, and had all
he could do to beat Rainbow neck for
third place. Don AlonzC went to pieces
as soon as the race resolved itself into
struggle, and Was
Beaien Off in the Stretch.
Messrs. Keene have now tried St.
Leonards With TaEal, Garrison and
Slmms. They may be satisfied that st.
Leonards is not the world-beater thew
thought him. A LOT of money was won
by Sir Walters victory. His race in the
Realization stakes made many friends
for him. He had his field beaten on that
occasion at a mile and three furlongs,
| but could not stay the additional two fur
longs. The gross value of today'S stake
was S1S,2 30; 81, COO of the money goes to
the second horse, and 81, 600 to the third.
The time is within second and a frac-
ton of the record. Results:
First race, six turlongs- Tormentor
won, Kingston second, Iddesleigh thru.
| Time, 1921.
Second race, five and halt furlongS
Holland Reed won, Pirate Chief sec
! ond, Ed Kearney third Time, l 100.
Third race. mile and three furlongs,
LOrillard stakes-Sir Walter won, Ram
apo second, st. Leonards third. Time,
2:214.
Fourth race, six furlongs, straight
course, the Control stakeS-Jack OF
Spades Won, Discount second, Assignee
third. Time, 1:l3A.
Fifth race, mile and a siXteenth-Re-
straint won, Sport second, Life Boat
third. Time, 1:4S1@.
Sixth race, seven turlongs-Lyceum
won. Rosa IL second, Poor Jonathan
third. Time, 1:2S.