St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-26
TROTTING GELDING MAKES A
WONDERFUL Squirt AT
CROSSE POINT.
SMASHED WORLDS RECORD
FOR GELDINGS BY GOING THE
MILE IN LESS THAN
2.O7 3D..
BANKERS STAKES AT SARATOGA
Won by Mussulman-Excitin Fin
ishes in the ST. Louis
Races.

DETROIT, Mich, July 20.-Threat-
ening weather kept the attendance
down somewhat at the Crosse
Point track this afternoon. A light
rain fell just before the race, but
only served to make the track faster
still. This was decidedly favorites'
day, every one of the three win
ners being first choice and heavily
backed. Red, of Waranoke, took
the fourth heat and race of the I'M
finished 2:22 trot. klamath won the
first heat of the Pill trot rather
easily, but in the second was hard
pushed by Penn, and won in an ex-
citing finish by a nose. Penn took
the third heat, and by going the
distance in less than 2:07% won the
$500 offered by the club for that
feat, and also broke the worlds
record for trotting geldings. Penn
acted badly in the fourth heat, rum
ming fully an eighth of a mile, and
klamath won easily, although the
Pennsylvania horse made wonder
full burst of speed at the finish.
Brown Hal, the first choice in the
2:15 pace, lost the first heat by
breaking and running before he
reached the first turn, but went out
and took the next heat in hollow
style.
James L easily out-classed his
field in the last race, and should
have won in straight heats had he
been driven to win. When he was
finally sent out, Col. Kuzer was the
only one to keep him company, and
two Of the heats were only won after
a struggle in the stretch.
RACING AT BRIGHTON.
NEW YORK, July 25.-There was
good racing at Brighton today. The
attendance was excellent, the track
fast and fields large; The most inter-
esting race of the day was the second,
in which a field of ten two-year-olds
went to the post. 1t resulted in a
grand finish between Cassette, Volley
and Hereto, who crossed the line a
head apart. Beau Ideal II. was favor
lite for the race, but in the run up the
stretch was shut out, and could not
finish better than fourth. Volley
showed remarkable change in form.
Summary:
First race race, all ages, mile, selling,
Tom Skidmore third. Time, 1:421a.
Second race. two-year-olGs, five fur
longs-Cassette won, Volley second,
Heretie third. Time, 1:02al.
Third race, three-year-oldS, mile
Truepenny won, Sir John second, Vent
third. Time, 1:45.
Fourth race, owners handicap,
threee-year-olds and upward, mile and
CIV \, TD.1
second, Stonenellie third. Time, 1:49.
Fifth race, three-year-olds and up
wards, selling. six furlongs- High
Penny won, La Fiesta second, Second
Attempt third. Time, 1:151b.
Sixth race, three-year-olds and up
wards, mile-Bombazette won, Ham
mic second, Now or Never third.
Time, 1:421a.
SULPHIDEs FAST MILE.
FREEPORT, ILL.,, July 25.-Four
events We're on the card at Taylor's
park this afternoon, and, while none
in each race. In the race for two
year-old PAGERS Sulphide made the
second mile in 2:13A, being the fastest
mile made this season by a two-year-
old PAGER.
MUSSULMAN A WINNER.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 25.-There
We're not over 900 people at the Saratoga
racing park today, and there was an
apparent lack of interest in the five
races, which included the Bankers
stakes, as the fields were very light.
The weather was fine and track fast.
First race, sweepstakes $500, all
ages, six furlongs-Clifford won, Lo-
gan second, Elva third. Time, 1:i5ll.
=, Second race sweepstakes $500, for
three-year-olds, mile-Rey del Cerreres
won, Brandywine second, Fannie Lou
Use third. Time, 1:42A.
Third race, Bankers stakes, $1,000,
nVe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES won, Rosa
line Inc second, Charetto third. Time,
..d Fourth race sweepstakes, all ages,
$500, mile and a sixteenth-Sir Excess
Won, Chant second, Bob Neeley third.
Time, 1904.
Fifth race sweepstakes, $780, mile
and a furlong-W B won, Kilkenny
1:57A.
ON CINCINNATI TRACK.
CINCINNATI, o., July %. The
fifth was declared off on account of
scratches. In the, Ohio stakes, mile
moderate pace to the turn, when the
favorite, Pepper, went up and won out
handily from Voorhis, who came
strong at the finish. Attendance
First race, four and a half furlongs-
Imp Belle Brummel won, Alice w
SECOND, Julie third. Time, :561s.
second race, seven furlongS-Leo
Lake won, The Reaper second. Bren.
doc third. Time, 1:27%.
Ihlrd race, mile--Urania won, Olive
SECOND, Jane third. Time, 1:41h.
Fourth race, the Ohio stakes. mile
ana a quarter Pepper won, Voorhis
SECOND, Rhett Goode third. Time. 2:O9.
E!fth race-Declared off,
sixth race, four and a half furIones
serena won, Forget second, Fair
Lady h third. Time, :56.
Exciting at ST. Louis.