St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-12
AMONG THE FAST MACS.
FzATTERIWc OPENING or THE Races
or THE BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
WINNERS WE'RE ;FAvoRITEs.

at Chicago-Surprises in Base
Ball.
GRAVEsEND RACE TRACK, Sept. IL.
The Brooklyn Jockey club fall meet
ing opened here today with the most
glowing prospects, no. only in the way
of attendance, for the crowd present
was of the most fiattering proportions,
but also in the matter of material for
the various races that will be decided
during tie next couple of weeks. Every
stall on the ground is occupied by
horse ready to run, while the overflow.
which finds shelter at Brighton and
Sheepshead Bay, would be sufficient to
run an independent meeting.
There was some disappointment eX-
pressed at the slaughter of the opening
events, scratching bringing it down to
one-sided affair between DR.. Hasbrouck
and Kingston. The first named was of
course an overwhelming favorte, and
the majority of the smaller bettors took
chance in the time books, of which a
number were at work. The prices Of
fered were to over and z to 5 under
1:0l13.
The second race was won by Don
Alonzo, another prohibitive favorite.
The third race was the Prospect
handicap for -year-olds. Thirteen
youngsters came to the post, and the re-
suit was a splendid contest from start to
finish, Prig winning by three lengths.
Results follow:
First race, five furlongs-Dr. Has
brouck, i22 (Doggetb. 3 to 10, won;
Kingston, 122 (Slmms), to l, second.
Time, 1:0O15.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth
Don Alonzo, 1l2 (Simms) to 6, won:
Herald, 1l2 CTaraD, II TO l. second;
Young Arion, 10 Lamley), % to l.
third. Time, 1917.
Third race, SIX furlongs-Prig. 95
PENN, 90 to 1,w0n: Gaiilee, ll2 tTaraD,
5to /, second; QueenIike H., 100 dog
gett), Is to 1, third. Time, 1:15115.
Fourth race, mile and quarter
Lamplighter, 127, Taral, 2 to l, won;
Banquet, lis, Simms, IL to 5. second;
Sir Walter, 100, Doggett, 5 to 1, third.
Time, 2:0S.
Fifth race. four furIongs-Pa african,
107, Simms. to l, won; Domingo. 100,
DOggett, q to l, second; Camden, Penn,
> 10 l. third. Time, 49,.
Sixth race, four furlongs- Dance,
100, Bryan, to l, won: Blackhawk, %,
L. Sloane, 3 to l, second; Little Pirate,
107, Doggett, 4 to l, third. III me, :49l4.
Sixth race, six and half furlOngs-
st. Nell won. Blue Island second, Grey
Forest third. Time, :5914.
Seventh race, three-qnarterS of mile
-RosIyn won, Red Banner second,
Eyanatus third. Time, 1:15A.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 1.-The track
was heavy at the fair grounds to-day
from the rain that fell yesterday. and
muGiarks ruled the roost. 1t was dis
aStrouS day for faYoriteS, only one being
equal to the occasion. Montevideo was
PLAYED from 10 to to l at the post,
and won in canter. Ia the fifth Sly
Lisbon was backed from 10 to down to
5 TO !, and made show of his field. The
weather was cool, the attendance about
$500. and the sport very poor, as selling
pIaterS made up the card. Results:
First race, selling, six furloEgs-
Montevideo, ITO (Seanlan), z to l. won
handily by three lengths; Tim Kelley,
104 (HaZletD. 6 to l. second by two
lengths; Lac Brown, 100 Or. jones', 20
to l, third. Time, :09]I.
Second race, for two-year-olds, four
and q half furlongs - Brakeman, 106
(Scanlan), to ;, won by head, whip
IL
Ond by nose; Buenos Ayres, 100 Ole
Fadden), to l, third. Time. 1:02L.
Third race, selling, five and a half
furlongs -Highwavman, la (W. Feney),
4 10 !, won by neck, whipping: Major
Dripps, los Boyle, 4 TO l, second by
neck; John p, los (V. Hughes), to l,
third. Time, 1:l4%.
Fourth race, selling, six furlongs-
Podiga, 100 (Merrick), to /, won in a
gallon by two lengths; Eugene. 1903
(Berger). to 5. second by four lengths;
Josephine Cassidy, 90 armstrong;, to
!, third. Time, :09$4.
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs-Sly
Lisbon, lU7 Or. jones', > to l, won by
two lengths; Little Crete, 107 (Merrick).
4 TO l, second by three lengths; Buck
hound, 1O6 Boyle. even, third. Time.
1:l9$l.
Sixth race, Owners handicap-Henry
OwSIey, 80 (Henry}, 8 to l, won in a
canter by SIX lemgths; Bonnie b, 80
Q5ergenl.3 to l, second by seven lengths:
Orrck, 100 (Huston), to l, third. Time,
1:4S.
LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. II. - About
5000 people witnessed the races at La
tOnia today. 4 shower of rain made
the track slow. Three fayoTiteS. two
second choice nags, and one third choice
won. Results:
First race. selling, purse, three years
and over, Seven-eighths of a mile
Judge Hughes. 1O7 Ct. Brown. to l,
won driving by length; Empress Fred
erick, 104 (HanfnS), to |. second by
four lengths; Induce, 10 (Juis0n), s to
5, third by two lengths. Time, 1:3O5l.
Second race - Selling purse, three
years and over, seVen-eighths of a
mile-Harre Nelden, 101, +. Carr, 5 to
l, won driving by a length; Aim
Duke, 105. A. Clayton, ) TO 2, second by
two lengths: Rebuff, 10l, Perkins. 3 to
I. third by four lengths. Time, 1879.
Third race - Selling purse, three
years and over, three-Quayters of a
mile-MIsS Mayno, 90, A. Clayton, s to
5, won pressed by half nose: The
Spaulard, 1U5, L. Brown. to l, second
by two lengths: Golden Hope, 80, Ora
ham. ) to /, third by three lengths.
Time, III.
Fourth race, purse. tw0-year-olds.
five ngs-Himyara, 102 N'erkins), 2
TO l, won easily by two lengths; l he
Kitten, l05 (Juison), to l, second by
four lengths; Audubon, les "a. Clayton),
10 TO l, third by three lengths. Time.
I:02l..
Fifth race, purse, two-year-old FLIES,
nine-siXteenthS of mIe-Philopena,
a neck; Caroline Hamilton, rs Or. Will
Iamsl. 8 to ;. second by length: Santa
Maria. 10 IF. Carr. 10 to l, third by two
lengths. Time, 1:56.
Sixth race, selling, three-year olds
and over. three-quarters OF mile-Hes.
peria, 96, Perkins, to /. won easily by
four lengths; Fancy, l07. A. Clayton, .
to l, second by two lengths; Too QUICK.
los, Costello. 2 to L, third by one and a
half lengths. Time, 1:l614.
GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, Sept. IL
The races here today resulted as fol-
lows:
First race. seven furlongs-Ketchum
won, The Forum won, Ill Spent third.
Time, 1885.
Second race, four and half furlongs