St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-01
A DEAD HEAT.
On the Run-OR Banquet Beats
Ramapo.

ou the nun-OH Banquet beatS
Ramapo.
NEW YORK, June 30.-The attendance
at Sheepshead Bay was large today.
Ramapo and Banquet ran dead heat
in the handicap, while the others were
close up, Dorian being beaten head for
third. Lizzie made tn. pace for the
lot. while Banquet kept Ramapo pinned
against the rail nearly the whole dis
lance. When the horses sounded into
the stretch he got out of the pocket and
came with rush. He was too late,
however, and could do no better than a
dead heat. AS soon as the race was
finished he claimed foul, but the
stewards decided to allow the race to.
stand as run. The dead heat was run
off twenty minutes later, Banquet win
ming. Ramapo was palpably lame. and
he could not do himself justice, al
though both jockeys made it an easy,
gallop Of three-quart of mile aud
sprint of half mile. There was a
chapter of accidents in the hurdle
race, but the two falls were
easy and the jockeys uniniured. Rod
man was the favorlte, and was backed
for lot of money. all over the ring.
His hackers were happy when he gotin
first, but when all of the contestants
had finished a protest was entered on
the ground that he did not go the
course. The stewards allowed the
claim. and he was disqualified. In the
opening race Correction beat Stonenell
with ease. In the second race Walter
was an odds.on favorite, and ran all the
way with his head pulled sideways. In
the Mermaid stake Nahma was an
odds-on choice, but Beldemere won
easily. Ducat won the fourth race, and
won without trouble, while Capt. T
aud Tom Skidmore finished behind him
as named
First race, Futurity course-Correc-
ton, 1l9 Nittlefield), Z to 5. won by
three lengths; Stonenell. 1874 (Simms),
to TO- second by FIVE lengths; Lizelg,
101 PENN. so to l, third. Time. 1:IO
3.5. Charter, Factotum and Yo Ell Rey
also ran.
Second race, Spring stakes, Futurity
course-W alter, 125 (Garrison). to 8,
won by one length; Havoc, 1l9 PENN,
to l, second by one length; Mirage, 113
| Qittlefeld), s to l, third. Time,
| 1:l2 2-5. April Fool also ran. ~
Third race. Mermaid stakes, mile and
an eighth-Beldemere 1T (Simms), 4 TO
| l. won by three-quarters of length;
Nahma. III LitIleiield), 2 to 5. second
| by three-QuarterS of q length; Clemen-
| tina, liz Namley). 60 to /, third. Time,
:56 Lightfoot and Kentigerna also
| ran.
Fourth race, mile. selling-Ducat, liz
| (Simms). to 5, won by head; Capt.
| L, 81 (Keefe) 8 to 1. second by half a
length; Tom SkIdmore. 81 Taylor, Z to
10 l, third. Time. 80 as. Young
Arion. Hermitage, Blue Garter, Worm
ser, Larry K, Clarus. Mr.. Sass and Miss
Maude also ran.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-Ban-
quet, 122 (Simms), to 5, and Ramapo,
rs (GarrisOn), 6 to 5. dead heat by half
a length; Redskin. 81 (R. Doggett), IL to
l. third. Time, 80. Dorian and Lizzie
also ran.
Run-off- Banquet. l22 (Simms). 9 TO TO-
won by length and half; Ramapo,
125 (Garrison) 9 to 10, second. Time,
2:02 l.5.
Sixth race, steeplechase, full course,
about two and half miles-Lueknow,
lbs (English), Is to l, won by head !;
Japonica 14O (Hamiltonl, to /. second
by half furlong; Mogul, 1875 (Thornton).
80 to |, third. Time, $40. Pat Oakley,
Rightaway. Max, Ecarte and Rodman
| also ran. Rodman was disqualified for
| not going the course. fxs