St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-15
Running Races at Hanlline
Close With a Card Of
Eight Events.
JOCKEY WILLIAMS HURT.
Thrown by King Star, the
Mare Tea Set Falls Upon
Him.
ONLY ONE FAV0R1TE WON,
Although the Races We're Not
Very Much Out Of
Form.

The Twin CITY Jockey cluo races at
Hamline. There will he eight races on
The card, the yirSt Of which will be run
promptly al ; O'clock.
Yesterday was another benefit Tor the
boollmakerS. The results were not
altogether out of form. not nearly SO
much so as the day before, as they were
hard races to pick Constant, 10 TO l
shot in the second race. was the best
thing OF the day. May Howard i'll the
first race, Guilty in the third, No Re-
marks in the fourth, and Satellite in
the fifth were all entitled to win by their
performances, and anybody who was
familiar with Johnnie Weber's record
need not be surprised at the result IN
the sixth race, and it was false price
that was given McGinty.
y distressing accident occurred in the
third race, whereby jockey Harry WILL
Jams was severely, if not dangerously
injured. As The eight horses in the race
were crow ding into the turn in Il bunch
King Star fell, taking Williams with
him. Tea Set fell directly Oh top OF
Williams, throwing Tommy Smith over
her head. The riderieSS horses got up
ana galIoDed away and crowd of stable
men ran over 10 where the TWO jockeys
lay in the track. Smith got up with his
face covered with blood from a cut
which looks rs though he had been
kicked by one of the horses. but poor
Williams was unconscious. lie WAS put
in the starters carriage and driven
rapidly to the stables, where he received
surgical attention. 1t was found that
his left shoulder was badly crushed ana
his right arm broken III TWO places,
above the elbow aud again Just above
the wrist 1t WAS feared for a time that
he was internally Injured, a blood was
issuing from his mouth, but il is thought
not now. lie Will probably recover
from his injuries in time, bat he will
not ride again this year.
The Judges have given their decision
in the peculiar race which McAbee rode
Saturday, and It SuSpends McAUee Ill
definitely. Inc following Is the Ian
guage Of the decision:
For the manner in which Jockey Ed
ward McAbee rode tie horse Charlie
Wilson Ill the sixth race Saturday, Aug
II, he is Indefinitely suspended from
riding on ali tracks under Turf con.
gress control"
E'he Races
First race, two.year- olds, half a mile.
The money Went in on Horace Arso.
the tip, VINO opened at 1 to l and closed
at Z 10 ). Myrtle ii. was favorite at 10
5, with May Howard at to 3. Good
night. who sold Tor to |, led 10 the
stretch. but was beaten out a length by
May Howard. Horace Argo beat Myrtle
ii. for third place by a half-lemgth.
Time, 1888. Summary:
First rae, purse $500. $50 to second.
So 10 third. twO-year-oldS, $500 weight
for age. fuur pounds allowed for each
SlU0 less. half mile.
Horses and Weights Jockeys. open Close
MAY Howard lOj Ham 6-1 81
! L. Goodnight, 1875 Frceman... Al 81
Horace Argo, Ill.,. Chorn...... Al TO
Myrtle ii. ILL.,. Mos by...... 6-5 is
Lexington Belle, rs. JewetG Al ST.
Second race. thrve-year-Olds, seven
fdrlOngs.
y i tOl shot took the race. Dillon j.,
with Ham up. was the favorite. backed
from to to 10 ), and Folly was next
best thought Of at to |. Susie L ran
first of the bunch TO the haIf-mile post.
and then Merritt took whirl at 1t to
the stretch. Constant made run home
from third place and won by length.
Merritt was second by half length,
RUuser third, Eau Claire fifth, Dillon j
sixth, Folly seventh, Susie B eighth.
L. Smith on Merritt rode very care
lessly. lie had 4 lead of a length into
the stretch, and was looking back when
Constant Came up quick and passed
him. Time, 1:29H. Summary:
Second race, purse $500, $50 TO second
S25 TO third; three-year- ODDS and up
ward; Sl.5C0, weight for age; two
pounds allowed for each 500 down tC
$l,00C; then three pounds for each SlUC
TO 500; winners OF three races at thi.
meeting excluded; seven furlongs
scratched, Kimberly.