St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-22

Iii five days the Twin City Jockey
cluo will throw open Its gates for the
summer running meeting. llamline for
the Following thirty days will be the
center of attraction of all lovers of run
ming races. 1t is safe to say that the
spolt furnished during that time will be
better than that OF former years, al
though the racing at the four former
meetings given by the club was mp TO
the average seen III the West. In SO.
when Frank n Shaw announced that
he was going 10 organize jockey club
and give a short meeting, people ap-
plaudcd the spirit of enterprise, but
shook their heads. Still II was u go. In
go. '9l and '92 the meetings were re-
peaied With success. The great trouble.
however, has been to get the necessary
number Of horses 10 relieve the too fire.
Guent appearance of the same perform
ers and. at the same time, to fill the
overnight events. This year that diff
Guilty has not been experienced. As
already stated. there will be horses to
spare at the meeting.
Besides the large number of stables
that have been reported as coming from
ST. Louis and Hawthorne, Latonia is
going to semi more t!:an was expected.
\ dispatch sent from Cincinnati yeSter-
day says that as many OF the horses at
that track will come to st. Paul as will
go to Washington Park, and adds:
"EnterpriSing Frank Shaw is here in
the interest of his track. and has ar
ranged for special train. 1t will leave
Latonia at 9 o'clock Saturday morning
and viii be made Nd of palace horse
cars. 1t will run through to the Twin
City track"
Another dispatch says that ten car
loads of horses will leave Latonia for
the Twin Cities. the most prominent
being the strings of o. .. West Jr., Ire
land Bros. Marklein. McGibben. Orth
and Smith Il Ferguson. These strings
are the ones that are winning the bulk
of the prizes at the Cincinnati track,
and when they GET here and meet the
best of the ST. Louis ana Hawthorne
contingent there is going TO be some
racing sure.
With the daily approach Of June q
tie scene 1T Hamiine grows livelier,
large crew of men being kept busy Oh
the grounds. Supt. Frank Luhrs is
perhaps the busiest man in the United
States, il being his duty 10 look after
everything at once. and attend TO the
arrival of horses, which come pouring
In every day.
Yesterday morning }. H. Freeman
broulh the following horses in from
the Madison stables:
Cactus Blossom. Henry jenkins. Dia-
mond Dick. Ray { anu Sligo. W. p.
Mckenzie, IF st. Louis, brought in one
horse. and F. X. Diamond. of St. Louis.
Stringer, OF ST. Louis, brought with
him Bradshaw, Florence NJ and Wander
Harden.
Yesterday morning W. D. Frickey
brought III Beaufort and Ciausman.
pretty lot of horses were those
brought i'll yesterday by Barney
Schroeder. Of st. Leuis. They were
King Mack, Seryitur, Hopdlum. j. W.
Brooks, Fisher. Gsorgetown, Bone
Doctor and Good Day. SIX more will
arrive in Il few days.
Lee App.egate has FIVE horses in
South St. Paul. which he will walk out
10 the stables this morning.
John W. Ortiz is coming with twelve.
Sam Hilareih with the same number
and Woods ts Boyer With seven.
Dr.. Rice is having pleasant time of
1t in his spacious stall, and when taken
on the track every morning seems to
enjoy showing the boys his speed. Fred
Foster says the track is as fast as any i'll
the East.
The prospect that the Derby on the
opening day Is going to be an unusually
good race grows brighter every day.
Whatever is heard of the working OF
the Derby candidates is particularly
cheerful. Prince Carl, Chris Smiths
crack three-year-old, is known tn be in
fine shape, While Oakwcod and TiIsit,
which are now receiving daily exercise
at the grounds. are also doing well. Rey
Ri Santa Anita. Lucky Baldwin's caEdi-
date :ur the prize, is Ire latest one to be
brought prominently before the public.
BY winning the Latonia Prize :handicap
tuesday he stamped himself danger
Dus," with a big ID. III The race with
j Z 3 Lehman and others he surprised
everybody by his performance He was
the last TO leave The post. but before the
half-miic was reached he had run
around everything in The race and was
going easy. Coming into the stretch lie
was six leEglhs in frunt under pull,
While everything behind him was whip
ping. lie simply rumped home. and
made the whole field look like lot of
selling uiaters