St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-24
DEAD HEAT AT JEROME.
Several Exciting Finishes In Yes
terday'S Events.


terday's Events.
New YORK, Aug. 23.-The attendance
was light ut jerome Park today. but
there was more or less excitement over
three Very close finishes. The first was
i'll the two year-old handicap. in which
Sir Dixon Jr. won from Cockade by
short head, with Utica short distance
away.
The next was in the fifth race, for two
year-oidS. when Taylor and Doggett
rode Albert A and Midstar. They had
a hard drive all the way through the
stretch. and so close were they at the
finish that the judges could not separate
them, and dead heat was announced.
In the run-otf Midstar won. The sixth
race was also tight fit. and Bergen
and Il. Doggett fought out the last
eighth OF mile on Adelbert and Ter
fapin, with whip and spur, ana Bergen
finally won by sheer force. This made
three very close finishes. Summaries:
First race, mile aud an eighth. selling
-LighlfOOr, los (SimmS), 6 to ), wen by
two lengths; Charter. 100 (Delehanty)
40 to |, second by neck; Gov. Sheehan,
1l2 (Tribe), s to l, third. Time. 900.
Paris and Little Matt also ran.
Second race, mile and sixteenth,
selling-Liye Oak, l02 (Bergep). to 5,
won by three lengths; Jack Rose. 10
(Hamiltonl, 10 ., second by three
lengths: " b, III Doggett, So to l..
third. Time. l:53.
Third race, six furlongs-Sir Dixon
Jr.. los (Bergen1. to l, won by head;
Cochade, 104 DosgetU. to 2. second Ivy
a length and half; Utica, ITO (Simms)
6 to l, third. Time, lis. Ella Reed
also ran.
Fourth race, Titan course, selling
Halton, lis (Simms). even, won by a
neck: MARSHALL, 1GS (Bergen) to l.
second by two lengths; GEORGE Dixon.
l01 (McLain), to l. third. Time, 1:221155
Drum Major, Kentucky Lady and Top.
gallant also ran.
Flfth race. SIX furlongs, selllng-Ai-
bert A, los &c. Tavlorl, to l, and Mid
star. 100 (DoggetD, 8 to d dead heat by a
length and half; RedOwac. los &c.
McDonald), 10 to l. third. Time. 49,
In the run-off Midstar. 4 to 5, won by
length from Albert A. IL to 10. Time,
l:20. Amsterdam. Langdon and EX-
pectation lilly also ran.
Sixth race, mile, seIling-Adelbert
103 (Bergen). AZ to l. won by head;
Terrapln, 90 Or. Doggett). 2to l. second
by two lengths; Roller. los (Simms1, 2 to
l. third. Time. 1:454. Darkness and
Mabel Glenn also ran.
Entries for Tomorrow.
First race, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
no; Potentate, Stonington, l07; Shelly
futile, 1O4; Charter, 81; Mic Mae
Queen, 95.
Second race, Tidings. Phil
omen a, lo7; Queen of Pleasure, Ettarre,
Cora, los.
Third race. mile-Bonaventure, 1OS;
Halton, 10Y; Connors. LOG: Best Brand,
Speculation, 1O4; Kentucky Lady. 1902;
Mcintyre. lO1; George Dixon. s.; Eliza
beth, 81.
Fourth race, half-mile - Herkimer,
Captain Nick. Salie Byrnes colt, Mid
star. Sir John. 106; Belviua. Siberia.
Harris, English Lass gelding, Superin-
teEdent. 1O3.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Flirt, 107;
HaltOn, 106: Miss Galiop. Elberon. 10Y !;
Repetition, 1871; VIII Fonso, George
Dixon. leo; Soprano, 95.
Sixth race, one and oue-sixteenth
miles-Darkness, 1909; Bandit, los;
Jodan, 107; Mary Stone, no; Harry
Alonzo. lO4; Tiny Tom, 102; George
Dixon. Connors. 81.