The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-23
GREAT FUTURITY.
There Is $4,000 in Sight for the
Winner of the Coney Island Event.

There Is $4,000 in Sight for the
Winner of the COney Island Event.
NEW YORK, Aug. EFF all the horses
entered go to the post in the Futurity at the
Coney Island Jockey club meet tomorrow
the contest will be the best in many years,
and the second and third horses, who re-
cefve two-fifths and one-third respectively of
the starting money, will get stake well
worth running for. as besides the added
money there will be S., $50 to be divided. The
winner will get $35 900 and the lucky man is
likely to be able to make good profit on
his stable for the year. 1t is manifestly i'm
possible for the twenty-six starters to have
first-cass jockeys on their backs and the
bidding for the best of them has been high.
Sloan will have to ride for his stable, and
will be on the back of the best of the string
Dr.. Eichberg. Taral is free to ride Autumn ;
Maher was to ride High Degree and Simms
will be on the best of the Madden trio, Scan
mel.
The work of the horses was all completed
yesterday and they were only cantersd today.
Glenhem and Scanned were sent along at a
good pace and finished well out. Those who
watched the performances seem to think that
Madden has good thing in Scanned, who
worked in liz, 22A. So, 4S, 1:O2 and lie.
49, 1:C21a and III
Duke of. Middleburg and Prestidigitrice
were worked six furlongs in 1:191a, neither of
them being driven hard. Capt. Sigsbee went
the route in u, 22A, 81, 49% 1OSA and 1174
with weight up and showed no distress at
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12h, 24A; ~. 5oA. 1:o4; 1:1sA: St. Laur-
| "a, 81 81, 1:O41a and 1:19. His Lordship went
| the six furlongs in 121a, 26A, 81, 49sl and
1859, with something to spare. Autumn got
easy work, 1:19 being all that was asked OF
him. Mark Miles did 121a, %, SS. 81. LEA and
11S1s. The Lady in Blue did the ds .ance
in LIN, and La Penitente in 1:1s. At Grave
971a, so, 1:O1A and Ill, very easily. Aagram
was sent the course in 1:1S. Mr.. Clay did a
fast six furlongs, his time being Is. DR..
Parker and Sanford were sent along in 1;1sA,
| At the track opinion among the trainers
was divided. Many were inclined to favor
| Autumn. some though. Scanned was the
good one and then came Ahom, Dr. Eichberg.
/ Ellerdale and the others:
1t was generally conceded that the race
was more open than any previous Futurity
| and the winner was harder than ever to
| pick.
Harlem Races.
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Weather warm; track
good. Results:
First race, three-quarters of mile-Geo-ge
H. Ketcham won, Teutona second, Bryan
! third. Time, 1:14a4.
Second race, one mile-Eddie Jones won,
| Official second. Molo third. Time, 1:i1A.
Third race, fve-eighths of a mile-Betta
| Hanlight won, Cambrian second, Jolly Roger
| third Time, 1:01%.
Fourth race. one mile, Chicago stakes. $1,01O
added-Candelaria won, DR.. Sheppard second
Lady Emslie third. Time, 1:40A.
Fifth race, three-qparters Of a mile-our
Gertie won, Montgomery second. Primata
| third Time 1:14A
Sixth race. one and one-eghth mics
| Prosecutor won, Hosi second, Milie M third
Time, 1:55%.
Seventh race, one and one-eighth miles
Prince Blazes won, Sir Hobart second, E ida1
| third Time, !: 56
TODAYS ENTRIES.
First race, four and half fur!ongs-Miss
Dooley Abyssinfa Little Mark, Dolly Welt
hoff Rival Dore, Eta P, Viola K, Keen
| Wrinkle, Mistress Peg, TriIIium, Scotch Girl,
| Cora Havil H., Potenza, 107.
Second race, two-year-oid maidens, nine
| sixteenths of mile-Hopkins' Choice Flor-
| ence Fink, Volyothen, Mendacous. Thought
| So, Elizabeth r, Cocoanto, Kunja Charmante
Rosavannah. Nora G. Aureola, Filtration, 107.
| Third race, six furlongs-Miss Fairmont
Opponent, "a; Daily Racing Form. 81; Second
Chance, 100; Paul Griggs, 112; Storm King,
! 116; Abuse, 116.
Fourth race one mile-Our Gertie, ss; De-
| pending, 81; Don Quoxote, 81; Teutonna, so;
Lady Callahan, 81; Amy Wade, 81; Amanda,
| 90; Tranby, 100; Dunnois. 102: Satsuma ia.
of mile-Nellie Fonso. 100; Lucille Bramble,
| 100; Fatherland. Ed Upton, Volandis. 103; The
| Dragon, 1903; Cheval dor, 105; Ostra, 1906;
| Prince Harry. 100.
| Sixth race three-quarters of a mi,e-Heigh,
| 80, La Champagne, SO; Tulada. 80; Pearl
som, Plantain. Black Fonso, La Moor, los;
Julia Hazel Good Friend, Jim Brown, 104:
| Monk Wayman 104; Afammada, los; Meter.
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