St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-15
TAnAL PLAYED HAVOC
He Loses a Race by His Jock
eying Tactics at Crave
send.
TWAS A GREAT RACING DAY.
Exciting Finishes, in Which
But Few O. the FavOrites
Won.
TWAS A GREAT RACING DAY.
PATRICIAN'S BIG VICTORY.
face for the FlatiandS Stake
the Most Exciting Event
of the Day.

NEW YORK. Sept. l4.-Although the
card did not promise much in the way
OF racing, tEere was plenty of excite
ment at GraveSend track today. 1t was
a good day for the bookies. Four favor
ties out of seven fell by the wayside
and in each case the winning favorite
only got the decision by short dis
lance after a hot drive. Connoisseur.
the favorite, was the first past the wire
in the sixth race, but did not get the
money. as it was taken away from him
on claim of foul. The flag fell to
good start, and CunnoiSseur, Owlet and
Havoc set the pace. When they neared
the turn into the stretch, Taral drove
the favorite against Owlet and she in
turn knocked Havoc back six lengths.
Then there was ding-dOng finish and
Taral landed his mount Il winner by
half length. After SimmS, who rode
Havoc. and all the jockeys mad been
questioned and the patrol judge had
given his testimony, the race was given
10 the long shot. In he Flatlands stakes
Patrician was the tavurite and all got
away well. The running was made by
Gailee until the stretch was reached,
when Patrician and Figaro came after
him and the three finished in that order
During the last furIOug they ran exactly
heads apart. neither being able to gain
IA inch on the other. Summaries:
First race, selling. five furlonss-Oily
Gamin. IS Griffin. tol. won; Kennel,
l0T (SimmS), : 10 l, second; Enchanter,
- (heete), 10 10 l, third. Time, 1:0215.
Lobengula, MAJOR Mckughlin, Canter-
bury, Curious, Cremona, Expert aud
Countess also ran.
Second race. five furlongs, selling
halula colt, les Midgiey) to l, won:
April Fool. lO5 Q1amltuu) TO l.second;
Brabaette FLY. 9Sls (Grlffin), to l,
can. Rose of Arizona filly, Buck Massie,
Little Silver and Margaret also ran.
Third race, mile - Diabolus, ITO
(Simms), t to l, Won; Dungannon, ITO
(DuggttO, $ to ). second; lnQuisitive, 1lU
(Midgleyl 10 to |, third. Time, l:45H.
Scamp, UlSie colt, Wariike, Sappho and
CatecuiSm also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs. selling
birmingham. 107 (Glitfinl, 10 ). won;
Fllrt, les (SimmSl. 4 to |, second; Gov.
Sheehan, 100 (rribe), 10 to ], third.
Time. lis. Longdaie. Halton. Trim
cuio. iOrchUearer, Emerson, Florence,
liazelhatch, Ellen, DR.. Garrett, Little
Mat and Clarus also ran.
Fifth race, Flatland5 stakes. mile and
an eighth, selling-Gallee, l02 (Reitf),
So 10 ! won: Patrlcian, l01 (Simms). 4
10 >. second; Figaro, 81 (Gritfin). 4 to l,
third. lime, 10. HyderaDad and
Prig also ran.
sixth race, five fur!ongs-Owlet, 103
PENN, Il to l, Won; Louise tilly. los
Viritfin), TO l, second: Havoc, lis
Marett, Pepper and Connoisseur also
ran.
Cunnoiseur. 1O3 (TaraD, even, won,
but was disqualified for iOulng.
Seventh race, mile. selling-Victori-
Gus, l01 (Reagan), even, won; 1ngomar,
81 1som). 10 to l. second; Miss Dixie,
1O2 (Retf), Il to |, third. Time, 1:4115.
Marshall. Madrid. Chiswick, Now-or-
Never, Anna AID Shadow also ran.
Entries ior To-day.
First race, mile and furlong-Dob-
bins. l22; Ed kearnty, l01; Peter the
Great, 1O7; Harrington, 1O4; Leonville,
1C4; Antipodes, l04; Stonenellie, 104;
Thurston, 104: Live Oak, III.
Second race. nVo and half furlongs
-Rubicon. 1lG; Jack OF Spades, l12;
Maid Marian, 100; Armitage, l09; Sor-
cerer. los; st. Felix. IS; Weinberg, III;
NH0llduOU5d. 1OO, -heIDtt, lO-. IIlleL, 81.
Third race. six tur tslgs-Lissak, l25;
Flying Dutchmau, ll6; Gutta Percha.
Ito; Salvation, lGi; Dolabra, los;
Shadow Dance colt, 81; Favora colt,
%; Harry Reed. l01; Counter Tenor,
1l3; the Coon, les; Sir GalahaG, l07;
Handspun, los; Kennel, 95; uermanita.
~.
Fourth race, mile and Quarter-Sir
Walter, 1872; Banquet, li9.
Fifth race, mile and furlOng. match
domino, l22; Henry of Navarro, 122.
Sixth race, five Observation-Disclosures
1l3; The Dutfer, 100; Second Attempt,
l02: Sir Dixon Jr., King Gold. Louisa
filly, 9S; Bizarre, %; Cherry Blossom
colt, 107; Mosquito, 1913; Lille Easton.
102; Barlow King, Franklin. Chicot,
Iingc, 9S.
Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth
Gallopng King, 1!2; Hume, Emin Bey,
Coquette, 100; Song and Dance, 81;
Madrid. l07; Jack Rose Harry Alonzo
100: Pienitudc. 81; Mcintyre, 81.