St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-05
AT saEEpsHEAD BAY.
Sir Walter and Walter Among
the Winners.

Sir Walter and Walter Among
the Winners.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY. N. y, July A.
Racing at Brighton Beach and Flushing
drew many people away from, Sleeps.
head Bay today. Tbs weather was cool
and pleasant, and the betting was brisk.
The first race today was at mile and
half, on the turf, instead of the regu.
lar sprint. st. Michael and Sport
were the choices, the former being
the favorite. The others were more or
less supported.
Sport ran about six furlongs and then
concluded that he had carried his load
OF lead long enough. 1t made his feet
stick to the turf. and he did not under
stand the game. He stopped, and when
Doggett sought to persuade to 20, he
tried to go through the fence. Doggett
then turned the colt and trotted back to
the stand.
C85arina, hot favorite in the second
race. won with commanding ease. He
was in front soon after the start, and
Doggett took no chances. Silie, the
second choice. easily beat Jessie Taral
for place money. Mr.. Jingle and Nahma
rather surprised the talent In the third.
They had the race between them from
the start and finished heads apart.
Both were quoted at what the talent
term 'sjuicy" orders. Mr.. Jingle in his
last race was beaten easily by Chance
and faction. In her last Nahma was
easily beaten by Beldemere. the latter
III the race carrying only five pounds
more than Mamma. Lazzarone, the
favorite, got away badly and was in
terfered with several times. Sir Ex-
cess was ont paced from the start.
First race, mile and half on the
'turf-St Michael, 1913 (raral). to 5,
fSimms), 5to l, second; Chief Justice,
1Os (Midgley), 10 to L, third. Time,
ass lis. Sport, Logan, 0rnas, Decep-
ton and Salute also ran.
Second race, i've MISUNDERSTANDING
ITO (DoggetD, 8 10 l, won by two
lengths; Silvia. ITO (Penna). 3 to l, Sec
ond; Jessie TaraI, lot (Grlffin), 10 to 1,
third; time, 1903. McRage. Kennel and
Trophy also ran.
Third race. mile aud an elghth-Mr.
Jingle. SO (Griffin). 40 to l, won by a
head; Nahma, 81 (Penna), 6 to l, second !;
Peacemaker, lis (Simms), to l, third:
4lIlCs .O1 O-Os Sidl uoy OOlS OduCS,
Sir Excess, Ed Kearney, Son Matheun.
Lazzarone, Beldemere and Long Shanks
also ran.
Fourth race, mile and a quarter-Sir
Walter, 121 (Doggett). 9 to 5. won by q
length; Banquet, lbs (Simms), 9 to 5,
second; Roche. 11S (Midgeley), 9 to 5,
third. Time, 2:07 As.
Fifth race, great Trial stakes, Futurity
course-W altZer, 125 (Garrison). to S,
won by two lengths; Counlseur, 1876
(Simms), to 1. second; Monaco, Ill
(Penna), Is to l, third. Time, lis. Sal
walton, Sir Galthad. Southside, Paladiu,
Keenan,. Manchester and Liza also ran.
Sixth race, mile, selling-Tom Skid
| more, 81 (Gritfin). 2 to /, won by two
lengths; Daily America, 1OS (Midgely),
~ to l, second; Chattanooga. 1O1 LANG
ley, 10 to l, third. Time, 1:39 3-5. Ii
zeld. La Miser, Figaro. Marystone, Fac
rotoum, Roller and Beldemonie also
ran.
Seventh race. Independence Day
steeplechase, about two and a half
miles-St. John, 15S (Billings), to l,
won; Westmoreland, 1873 (Rowan), 10 to
l, second; Glenfallon, 162 (Thompson),
to l, third. No time. Pat Oakley,
Rodman and Miles Standish also ran.