St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-29
HOW DIjCATS DO CO.!
An Equine Smashes a Record
on the Sheepshead Bay
Track.
FIRST FOR BRANDY WINE.
Butterflies Rival in the Flu
turity Makes an Easy
Winning.
MARY BEST WAS LUCKY.
Won the $4,000 Purse at
HartfoPd--ReSults at
independence.
MARY BEST WAS LUCKY.


with an excellent lot OF starters innearly
all, brought 4 large attendance 10
Sheepshead bay today, and there was
plenty of sport for all concerned. The
chief feature was the victory Of Ducat
IL the mile race, in which he Won very
easily in l:59. This established a new
record for the track as we'll as for a New
York circular track. In the Dash stakes
Brandywine made his first appearance
since the Futurity. He won without
effort, while the second place went to
Mckee. an added starter. In the first
race Nottingham was held at odds Oh,
which was fully justified. The same
was the rule of Hugh Penny in the sec
ond race, and it was only an exercise
gallOp for hIm. Summaries:
First race. five furlongS, seling-Hur-
lingham, ! los (Gritlin). Z to 10, won by
one length; Melba, % U'erkins), s to l,
second; Panway, 81 (Sheedy). POO 20 /.
l. third. Time, 1:01 Addie, st. Pat,
Trevelyan, Oxford. VIII FCnso and
Torchbearer also ran.
Second race, i've furlongs - Hugh
Penny, 100 (Reitf), to ), won by len.th:
Black Hawk. 81 r. DoggelO, S TO l,
SSoo''u' l"iIN IA. null u VI. oioalieb
100 TO l. third. Time, 1:0l. Armitage,
Wah Jim. Poor Jonathan. FondoiIne,
Dolly colt. Mendicant also ran.
Third race. Mile-Dr. Garrett, 122 "a.
Clayton. 3 to 5, won by Il length; Anti
pode. lO1 (Blakel, 3 10 l, second; lndra,
Up tDoggetU, to l, third. Time,
1:42 To-
Fourth race, mile-Ducat. I1StSimms),
10 ., won by half length; Plig, 80 "a.
Clayton), - To l,SecOnd; Jack of Spades.
102 (Gri1fH), TO /, third. Time, l 80.
Candelabra, Bimboo and Soundmore
also ran.
Fifth race, five MISUNDERSTANDING,
1C4 "a. Clayton) 10 2. won by one
length; Mckee. lOl (Reitf). q to /. sec
ond: HandSpun, l@2 (Gritfin), 81 to |,
third. Time. l:0l 80 Doiabra, Sir
Callahad, LiSSak. Ph9bus and The
Swain also ran.
Sixth race, mile and a Quarter--Dori-
an, les Qlamil!on). to >, won by
length; SaragOssa, 1G4 81. Reagan) to
!, second; DObbins. 1l0 (SimmS), 8 to l,
third. Time, 2:0S ID. The Pepper,
Chant and HOrnpipe also ran.
Seventh race. mile Oh the turf, selling
Marshall. l21 ID. Reagan. TO l, won
by head: Nero, 120 (McCatferty), 20 to
l, SECOND; LeOhviile, 1U7 (SimmS). II to
Clarus. Sam Bryan, LongShankS, Soil
talre aud Darkness also ran.
Entries fer Today.
First race. purse $1,000. for tw0-year-
oldS. selling. five furl0ngs-Tra los:
Paiadin, 102; Marietta, Tinge, 100; Sir
Dixon Jr., Daric. IS: Golden Rod, Harry
Reeti. %; Siberia, 81; Chi Franklin.
DR.. France. 50; May Day FLY. %;
Cockade, Roundeiay, 80; Lobengula.
King Gold. IS; Belgravia, Pontlear
RoSsita. Flush. Export. s..
Second race, handicap sweepstakes.
Tor threo-year-0!ds and upwards, mile
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1G7; Don
AlonZo, Stratum; ath, 10l: Redskin, 81.
Third race, / ellie stakes: a sweap-
stakes for tiliieS u-year-old of $50 each,
with $500 added: Futurity course
SabIlla, l22; Gutta Percha, MaGerocia,
California, 10; General Edwards. Her
manlta Ella Reed, Uranica. Novelet,
Applause, l07: Sadie, Irish Reel, 100.
Fourth rare, Flight stakes; a sweep-
Stakes for tW.-yedr- ODDS and upwards
of Sl25 each. with 1850 added; seven
fur,ongS-D Domino, rs: Clifford, 1877;
Lady Violet, III; Weinberg, 1lU;
Galilee, l0j; Counter Tenor. 81.
Fifth race, purse $1,000, fol three
Year-OldS and upwards, selling. mile
St. Michael, III: Watlerson, i'll; Jack
Rose. Best Brand, 105; Speculation. lO3;
Jim Lee, Arab, 81; Oar Maggie, Shadow,
81; Zuoliua, 81.
Sixth race. handicap on turf, a hand-
cap sweepstakes Of 50 each with 81 800
added for lhrCt .ytarOldS and upwards.
mile and a quarter-Gioaming. l22;
SaragoSsa, lis; Hume. 112; LveGak,
IV'; Jodau, 10; Separation, 100.