St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-10
FAVORITES' FUNERAL,
The Public Failed to Call the
Turn at Haniine
Again.
CHORN'S EXCELLENT RIDING
Again Responsible for Some
Surprises in the Fin
iSheS.
VERY FAST THREE-FOURTHS.
Best Time OF the Meeting for
the Distance Made by
Dart.
VERY FAST THREE-FOURTHS.

Another funeral for the fayorites at
Hamline.
Yesterday not a pronounced faYorite
won except in the last race. i'll which
there were only two horses, and they
both could not very well be favorites.
Three Forks was the favorite in the
first for tAree-year Odds. After Joe LIS
ears had bean stalfsI with cotton and
his eyes Blinded he WAS gwen ii drink
Of WHISKY and xOA by length. Dart,
". NJ. Rogers chestnut colt. took the
second rae4 away from Chance, the
fayOrite. by = length in lis. the fastest
time of the meeting for SIX fur
longs. Atlmln, who came as near
being faYorita as any horse
that ran during the day was the winner
iii the third race, beating Tom Eimore
by three lengths. Merritt. the sulker.
who soil ID in the fourth race, was
the surprise of the day, and Cyclone.
the fayorite, was the very last horse III
the race. No Remarks also did we'll in
this race, being second. as he was
"Wednesday in the mile race with Bob
l.. y. l4IC ltlN VI AkG III lllI4l IICG,
probably lost it as did Revenue the day
before, by holding his head dOwn, the
titty-SeYen pound bunch OF hum inity
on his back not being strong enough to
ride him properly. The sixth, a match
race between GOmor and Moss Terry.
was won by GomOr by over four
lengths in l:1S15, when Moss Terry ran
the same distance, three-fourthS of mile.
July 81 in 1:l714. He carried fifteen
pounds mere weight Yesterday it Is
true, but should hardly have been
beaten rs easily as he was with Gomor
pulling up. The judges did not like
the looks of the race, and say it will be
lie last match race allowed. There was
something OF kick because Freeman,
GomOr's jockey, WAS short pound in
weight at the weighing after the race,
but the judges did not dlsqualify him.
Jockey CAorn did SOm4 gO0d riding.
lie was on Joe l., Merritt and Henry
Jenkins. all winners. his only other
mount being Marineili in the second
race. Ham rode Dart and Ataman 10
win, but also rode Cyclone last and
Three Forks second in races they were
scheduled to win. Little Falls, from
the Minnesota stables, pulled up very
lame i'll the first race, which accounts
for the bad showing she made. A horse
that Game last quarter OF mile, for
which no excuse is offered, was Jay D.
owned by \. Gibbons. There WIS
large and quite enthusiastic crowd at
the races, anG as can be cOnjectured,
the day was much in favor of the book
makers.
TEe Faces.
First race, three-year-olds that had
not run first or second at this meeting.
Six furlOugS.
the card started eff again with the
defeat of a favOrIte. Three Forks
opened up at $ 10 win 81, and the price
held frn. Joe L took The race from
him IN good order by a length, making
a fast run in the stretch. Three Forks
GOT the lead early in the game and neld
II clear to the stretch, waen Joe l. took
il away easily. Sir James beat Bobby
Burns for third place by over two
lengths. GIacia ran fifth and Little
Falls was a bad last. lime, 1:l74.
Summary:
First race, purse 5000, $50 to second.
S25 TO third, threeyear-olds that have
not Iun first or second at this meeting,
weight five pounds below the scale.
Six furiOngS.
Horses and W eigh;s. Jockeys open. Close
Joe L. IL. 80. 80. =. Chorn .... II 1I-5
Three Forks, 1l2.......W. Ham. IS 4-5
SIR James ll2 -. -. ". Flynn. 81 10-1
Bobby Burns, Hind. smith. IL 81
GTacia. liz MGsby $500. 81 10-l
Little Falls. ii2 .--... Nelson. Al
Second race, three-Yearo lds and up
ward that had not won more than two
races this year, six furlongs.
The best time of the meeting for the
distance was made in this race. and The
tavorte, Chance, opened at to 3,
backed II ), was beaten by Dart, the
second choice, ridden by liam. 1t was
Il good race. with a field OF eight horses
Marinelli and Williston both trltied
with the lead up to the turn, but when
they rounded into the stretch got out of
the way Tor Chance and Dart, who
came very fast. Dart won by length,
and lobe Bell beat Willistun for third
place, and Eau Clare did likewise for
fourth place; Read.na came sixth,
Marineill seventh and Cooper eighth.
lime, 10. Summary:
Second race, purse $500, $50 to second,
50 TO third, three-year-o and up-
wards that had not won more than two
races this year. The winner sold for
$1,000; four pounds for each 500 down
To 500. Scratched, Bankrupt Six fur
longs.
~Betung-
Horses hnd Weights. Jockeys Open. Close
Dart, 9j.-..............N ". Ham. ~ 81
Cpance, A5-..--. ......GGrner.. 6-5 4-5
lobe Bel. 81 .-.-......B Bum. 49,. II II
Eau Claire, 95..........T T. Burns Isl 3U-I
MiIlistGn, yi...........W ". Flynn. ~ 81
Ieadiua, 9G-.--........J. day.. G-I IL
Marinelii ..--.---..... ChorH.. -. IL 6-I
Cooper. 81. ....... Il. Williams 3)-l SOL
Third race, three-y year -olds that had
moi won more than one race this year.
Seven and half furIungS.
Ataman and Tom Eimure both sold at
s TO i'll this race. The Most money went
III OH E'mOrp, however. who opened at
to2. The race was entirely between
the two and was Ataman's all the way
around, he winning by three lengths,
Gilmore second five lengths ahead of
SaXaphone, Bayard fourth and Jay O
last 10y quarter of a mile. lime,
1:37 Il. Summary:
IhIrd race, purse $500, $50 to second,
S25 10 third; three-year-olds and I'D.
ward that had not won more than one
race this year. Winner sold for 81. 900
One pound allowed for each 500 down
TO 81, 900. Seven and half furlongs.
Horses and Weights. jockeys. Open. Close
Ataman. ll2....-.--.. .Ham....... 81 3:
Tom klmore, I00......N illiams.. As 3;
SaXaPhone, Ill.,. M osby -. :. 81 g.
Bayurd. 1I3 ....... Washburn 2O-1 3D-l
Jay ., 1l6........-... Free man 50-1 81
FOur:m race. three-year-olds and ub