St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-31
NUTMEG $4,000 PURSE
Won With Ease by Nellie A
on the Charter Oak
Track.
ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD.
Fast Mile on a Half Mile
Track at Dayton, O.--In-
dependence Results.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Although the
fields were small as a rule today at
Sheepshead bay the horses engaged
were high-claSS and the contests were
interesting III spite of the fact that top
heavy favorites won a majority of the
races. There was queer Look about
the fifth race. for Clayton did not seem
to persvere with BasSetlaw, and was
beaten by SIX lengths, besides having all
he could do to beat Song and Dance for
the place. Either Bassetlaw has lost all
his speed or Clayton did not care
whether he won.
The greatest interest was III the race
for the Ocean handicap. in which Domino
was at 8 to and Ducat at 8 to b. In
view of the fact that Dueat won with
practically the same weight oil Tues
day, running mile in 80 and estab-
fishing new record, it was thought that
he would lower the coInrS OF Domino,
who has been beaten but once i'll his
career. and then in the American Derby,
he was sore. When the fiagfell the four
were close together. and that was the
way they ran to the stables, when
Domino was last, and this was continued
until the stretch. when Taral went to
the whip, while Ducat seemed to have
the race won. Taral rode SO hard that
he caught Ducat and forced him off his
feet and 1t was all over. The fractional
times were; IL 3-5, 243-5, 81 2-5, so,
los. lis Is, 1:27 As, 1:40 LIS. Sum
marieS:
First race, Futurity eourse-Applause,
155 (DoggetL. 5 to 3, Won by three
lengths, OwIet. HIS tLittletield(. 10 to l.
second, Favora colt, lis (ClaytOnl, 4 to l,
third. Time. Ill l-5. Louise flly.
Counter Tenor, Feneer. Leoporella,
Canterbury and EliZian also ran.
Second race, mile and three siXteenths,
reaperS Srakes-Dorian l12 (Simms), 2 to
5, won by two lengths; Sir Knight lo2
(Grlffin), 4 to 1, second; Poeahontas 81
(Perkins), 9 to l, third. Time, 2:01 20.
Senator Grady also ran.
Third race, Sapphire stakes, five and
a half furlongs-Dolabra 118 (HamiI-
Urania lis tGrifin, 80 to l. seeond !;
Mckee 1l5 (Taral), ~ 10 l, thir1. Time,
1:OS So. Doggett. Phebus, Sadie and
the Magnetism colt also ran.
Fourth race, Ocean handicap, mile
Domino, 116 (Tarall to 5. won by a
length; Ducat, la (Simmsl 8 to 5, sec
ond; Saragossa, LOG (Ciaytonl. Is TO l.,
third. Time, LAO LIS. Aurelian also
ran.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Fara-
day. LOG (Perkinsl even. won by six
lengths; BassetlaW. 104 (Clayton) even,
second; Song and Dance, 9S (Gritiin). 30
to l, third. Time, 1:54 40.
Sivtb pniIn
turf-Lightfoot, 127 (Simms), even, won
by a length and half: Jodan, Us dog
getD, 4 to l, second; Chief Justice, 1879
(Midgley), 6 tof5, third. Time, oil 2-5.
Seventh race, mile, on turf. selling
Leonvfite, 107 (Simmsl, 6 to 1. won by a
head; The Queen, lis (DoggettI to /,
second; Florence, lot (Reiff(, 4 to l,
third. Time. La SIS. Charter. Glen.
entina, Weinberg and KaZan also ran.
Entries for Today.
First race handicap sweepstakes, five
furlongs-Stonnell. 125; Correction. 1874 :;
Lady Violet, 100; Ajax, l18; Hugh PEN
ny, HI; Rubicon, 109; Maid Marian,
Jack of Spades. 10S; Appomattox. LOT:
Derfarg1lla, 106; Tormentor, 103; Patri-
clan. 102; Fiirt, SO; Terchbearer, %:
Frank Il Harf, LiSsak, 80 each; st. Pal,
81.
Second race, mile-Brig, Patrician.
107; BUekrana, lot; viii Fonso, lO1:
Live Oak, SO; Reitf. IS; Assignee, jim
Lee, Terrapin, Figero, Thurston. Chant,
DR.. Garnett, LOngdaIe, Armitage, 81
each.
Third race. mile and a sixteenth
Judge Morrow, lis; MIR. Sass, 10; Bess
MacDutf, los; Longshanks. 100; Char.
ter. Pulitzer. 81; Vlrago, %.
Fourth race, handicap, sweepstakes
of $40 each, $1,000 added, seven fur
longs-Stonenell, l25; John Cooper, Ill;
Discount, 10S; Birmingham, 105; Chatta-
nooga, JOB; Peter the Great, 100: Flirt,
Prince Carl, 9S; Santlowne, 81.
Fifth race, sweepstakes, Futurity
course Mirage, Chicot, franciscan,
Prim, Buckeye. Navahoe, Galleon, Lo-
benguia. Luna dor colt, Major Nc
Laughlin, Achiever, Captain Nick, Ka-
luka colt, los; Louise filly, Lady Dandy,
DerpIict. Genet firly, Harry Keister,
. st. Veronica, 1915.
Sixth race, Golden Rod stakes for
two-year- olds, seven furlongs. ON turf
Sir Galahad, lis; Havoc. ITO; German,
Shadow Dance colt, Mosbuito, Mo-
notony, Cockade, Agitator, Sir Dixon
,Jr.. Holloway, los each; True Penny,
100; April Fool, 90.