St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-16
LILLY'S GAIT SUSPICIOUS.
An Oakley Jockey Ruled Out
for Alleged Crooked
Work.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Attendance at
Morris Park on this. the last day of the
racing season in the state of New York,
was very large. the chief feature was
the contest between Sir Walter, Clifford
and Rubicon al a mile and a quarter,
carrying weight for age While Sir
Walter was the outsider. the other two
were favorites. Sir Walter went out at
once to make the pace after the fall of
the flag, and carried the others up to
the hill at a merry pace. 1t was not
long before the pace began to tell on
Rubicon. and when they began the
down-hill rush through the stretch he
was begging for mercy, although he
stuck to his work until the last quarter,
when he quit ignobiy. Simms was rid
Ing Clifford, and although he did every
thing possible TO win, he could never
get nearer than length behind Sir
Walter. who won all out in the fast
time of 2:07. There was a fine finish
between the favorite, Our Jack, and the
second choice, Declare, in the Pelham
Bay handicap, at mile and quarter.
in which Declare won by neck.
Griffin was not able to do justice
to Our Jack, and had the jockeys been
reversed the favorite would have won.
There was a long delay at the post in
the White Plains handicap, but they got
away in good order at last. Owlet led
for a while. and then Magian and Silvie
were the cOntenderS. with California
and Counter Tenor coming fast. Simms
was able TO drive Magian in winner a
long odds, while Counter Tenor got the
place. California was third. Anisette.
we'll backed, threw her Jockey, Clayton,
but he was unhurt, and rode i'll the next
race. Jack of Shades was the favOrte
in the opening race, and won by mar
row margin from harrington. LuStre
shot out of the bunch III the second race
at the last furlOng, and won handily in
fast time from birmingham. Discount
was the tavorite. but was in the "also
raEs." The last race was for maiden
two-year Odds. with Sadie as the favor
lie and Lucania second choice. The
positions were reversed at the finish, the
last furlong resulting in hard drive.
sun m8sieS:
FIRST race, FIVE furlongs-Jack of
Spades. 1O7 (Griffin), even, won; Har-
rington, l04 (lIamilton). Is to 5. second;
I-'i 1Oi NJ'iHiiiSl, - " L, eh'i u'
Time, :571l. Peacemaker and Gold
Dollar also ran.
Second race, six furlongS, selling
Lusire, % (Claytoh), to |, won by
three-quarters OF length: Nottingham,
90 (Gritfin). i to l, second; VIII Elliott,
SO (keith). s to l, third. Time, 1:09&.
Mamma, Manchester, Discount and Re-
straint also ran.
Third race, White Plains handicap,
six furongs (Sinms). II to l,
won 10y length and half: Counter
Tenor, ll6 uamiey). Is to l, second;
California. 10 (DoggetD. to IL, third.
Tine, LILO. The Commoner. Annisette.
Halma, Dolabre, Siivie, Havoc also
ran.
Fourth race, Pelham Bay handicap,
mile and quarter-DecIare, 107
(Simms), to l, won by neck; Our
Jack, lU6 (Gritfin), = 20 5, second; Sir
Excess, rs Craral), 3 to l, third. Time,
2:0S34. Ligntfoot, Assignee and PriR
also ran.
Fifth race. special, mile and quarter
Sir Walter, 122 (Doggett), II to 5, won
by length; Clifford. l22 (Simms), to
5, second; Rubicon, Ill (Mldgley). s to
5, third. Time, 2:U7.
Sixth race, six fuI !Ongs-Lucania, los
(Simmsl, Is to ), Won; Sadie, los Grit
fin, to 3. SECOND; Chicot. 101 (J.Davisl.
90 10 /. third. Time. 1:12I. Philista.
True Penny. Janet fliy, Cattargus and
TrayeStY also ran.