St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-04

Officials Say They Will Race,
MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK, ,Oct. g.
The attendance was large at Morris
Park again today. There was every
inducement for the TURTLES to turn out
in force. The weather was delightful.
Then again the programme was first
class one. There were two stake events
to be decided and five other events that
were IN point Of interest far above the
general average over night affairs.
In the first race Dorine, who ran at
Monmouth Park, was practically over
looked. She went begging with 10 to l
quoted against her. There was really
nothing in the race that could make her
domore than gallOp. She will be sold with
the rest OF the Rancocas youngsters
next week.
Sarah Ramey galloped home very
easy winner of the second race. She
was the favorite. Roller, the second
choice, was beaten for the place by
Fidelio.
Wornberg, 20 to shot, captured the
Essex stakes quite handily. Gali!ee
could do no better than get the place.
As matter of fact, he only succeeded
in beating Sam Lucas III the last few
strides. Lightfoot ran good race and
finished fourth.
The special three-ccrnered handicap
sweepstakes between Tammany, Lamp
lighter and Rudolph that was to have
been run at Linden Park has fallen
through. Marcus Daily has declined to
race Tammany again.
Judge Van Syckel today hurled a
bombshell at the Linden race track and
the townshit committeeman who voted
to grant license. After the grand
jurors had been sworn. he spoke to them
of the duties required under their oaths,
and then said they would be called upon
TO consider complaints of bribery and
corruption against some officials who
stood high in the county, and in doing
so they should not be influenced by any
thing but their duty.
The officials, Judge Van Syckel said,
to whom he referred were the members
OF the Linden township committee who
recently granted license to the Linden
Park Blood Horse association for a COLI
Sideration of $1,000, to be paid over to a
private corporation.
The managers of Linden place no re-
lance III the report resembling their
license. They say that the freeholders
had no right 10 rescind the license with
out cause, and indicate that they will
race. license or no license.
First race, five furlongs-Dorine. rs
(Simms). 10 to l, won; Golden Valley,
116 CTaraD. to l, second; On The Way,
115 Doggett), 10 to l, third. Time,
:5915.
Second race. mile-Sarah Ramey, So
"a. Taylor), to ), won; FideIio. 95 81.
Lamleyl, to 2. second; Roller, 100
(Doggett), 9 TO 5, third. Time, I:40.
Third race, six furlongs-Wernberg
III [DOggett). 20 to l. won; GGlilee, lis
(Taral. to 4, second; Sam Lucas, Ill
(Midgley) ID TO l, third. Time. Ill.
Fourth race, the Sprinters' handicap,
six turlOngS-Dr. Hasbrouck, $50 Lam-
ley), q to ), won; StOnenell, rs (SInmSl
Z to ., second: LiZetta, 105 (Blake), S to
l, third. Time, 1:09I.
Fifth race, seven furlOngS-ROche, no
(Midgleyl, 8 to l, won; Hugh Penny, 10Y
(ReifD. 8 to 20. second: LiZelg, 107
(Blake), 10 TO l, third. Time. 1:2715.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth
Now or Never, 102 Qrving), to 3, won;
The !ronInaster, 80 PENN, 6 to l, Sec
ond; Terriher, 102 81. Lamley), Z to 2,
third. Time, 1:4S4.
Seventh race, mile and quarter
Red Banner, 1l9 (Simms). even, won:
Minnehaha, 119 (LIttlefield), to 2, Sec
ord. Time. :56.