St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-24

before the race was half over, was sec
0nd by two lengths, Garrison
RIDING FOR HIS LIFE
to stave off Despot. who was closing
rapidly. Prince Carl came fourth, four
lengths behind Despot, and the rest
were strung out In the following order:
Dorian, Orlinda, Resplendent, Alcenor
and Domino.
Even after the race was over many
I people supposed that Dorian was the
victor, and several attempts were made
,to cash Dorian tickets. One man tainted
|, when he was told that his Dorian ticket
|, was valuable only as a souvenir.
|. The victory OF Rey Ell Santa Anita
was not popular. Few people Had
money on him. and the winter books
Eereaped All awful harvest.
Il Following are the horses, weights,
9joekeys and post odds on the race:
i Horse and Weight. Jockey. Odds.
|, Rey Ell Santa Anita. 122. V'nK'ren 40 to
Senator Grady. 1872. Garrison. 2to
DesDot. l2s. $1,000. Martin. Is to
lDorian, 1872. .......... Bergen. 4to
aOrinda, III. Thorpe. 40to
Resplendent, 122. Ray ..15V to l
,AlcenOr, llS.. Madison 100 TO
Domino, 125. Taral 49,. 7to5
Gen. w. Ii. Jackson. who, In partner
ship with Richard Croker. owns the
famous Belle Meade, near \ ,shvilIe,
Tenn, was naturally anxious lo see the
son OF his great lroquois win the race,
but after it was over he said:
II suppose the best horse won, and l
have 10 excuses to make for Senator
Grady, although | think that had Ga:ri-
stretch he would certainly have been q
better second"
1T was falsely run race" said
Judge Burke. land does not prove any
thing as 10 which was the better horse.
Domino was held out of IL when he
might better have been sent TO the
front. where he could certainly have set
a heart breaking pace, and SenatorGrady
was not handled SO as to get the best re-
suits from him."
THE OTHER RACES.
Maid Marian, at4 to 5, was looked
upon as a certainty for the opening
race, with Senator lrDy strong second
choice. The Maid led off. and showed
the way for six furlongS. but dropped
back when Senator irby went to ner on
| the stretch turn. The finish was a
beauty. with Peytonia first by a neck
| from Senator 1ruy, and Flora Thornton
only neck away. Glenmoyne. 9the
Eastern sDrinter, had it all his way in
! the second race, which he Won by six
lengths from Cora Taylor. with Uncle
Luke third. Stoyal, recently reinstated,
| rode Uncle Luke, his first mount for
three years.
Hume was an easy inner in the
| fourth race. He made a runaway of it
through the stretch, and won pulling
up. Joe Murphy was just as easily Sec
ond, and Clcily third by a neck from
Elva.
Of a cheap lot of two-year-olds in the
fifth race, Liszak was made. favorite.
The start was struggling with the fav-
! orite getting the worst of it. Dick
Behan was an easy winner by four
lengths from Nina LSzak came fast
through the stretch and finished third.
Ed COrrigan'S recent $4,000 purchase.
Handsome, was an odds-on favorite for
the last race. He had the best of bad
| start and won handily. LafieSta was a
| good second, with Diggs til lrd. Overton
| got off badly with Kitty Give, the we'll
| played second choice. and did not try to
win when it looked hopeless.
/ First race, mile-Peytonia won. Sem
ator Irby second, Flora third. Time,
| 1:4IL.
Second race, six furlongs Glenmoyne
won. Cora Taylor second. Uncle Luke
third. Time, lis.
Third race. American Derby, one and
one-half miles-Rey Ell Santa Aanita,
122 (Van Kuren). 40 to l. won; Senator
Grady, 122 (Garrison). 2 to l, second ;
Despot. 122 (Martin). Is to /. third.
Time, 2:36. Prince Carl, Dorian, Grim
da, Respondent, Alcenor, Domino also
ran, and finished as uamed.
+ Fourth race. one and one-sixteenth
miles-Iilume won. Joe Murphy second,
Cicily third. Time, l:47%.
| Fifth race, four and one-half furlongs
! Dick BehaD won, Nina second, Liszak
third. Time, 1854. 5's.
- Sixth race. four and one-half fur
iongs-Handsome won. Lafiesta second.
Diggs third. Time. :5611a.