The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-01
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strong glasses it was confused mass,
the. colors not even being distinguishable.
There were two false breaks, and the
crowd was getting Impatient for the word
When suddenly the welcome cry of they
are Off rang through the. stand 1t
seemed to electrify the crowd and every
eooy was on his feet echoing the cry.
At first it was a wild scramble for posi-
tlon. Saturday was the first to show;
hlng hanover. Hyphen, Yankee and De
heSzke, close on his heels. It was a good
start Tor AL but Heno, who wheeled as
the rag fell, and was practically left. At
top speed they came down to the bend
INTO the main track like a line of cavalry
ana at that point all eyes could see the
Glue With brown cap of Mr.. Whitney s
hinSz hanover en- the rail and a short
: neck before Pentecost. Lux Casta, Yam
kee, De Raszke, Caughnauga and Bar
ron were Well up and the most prominent
OF the others. and as they flashed past
the half mark, it was still anybody
faoe TO eyeryones Surprise, however.
Nasturt1um, the pride of the Whitney
stable, was way back in the ruck
> into the last fqrlGng they came for the
neart- breaking dash to the wire King
Hanover was gradually dropping back
and Odom, sent Lux Castro to the front
O-OO~NJ IT, L
De Reszke and Barron. 1.-THE favor tie, s
beate'- walled the crowd Lux Casta
wins, shrhkedf those who are ever
anxious to announce a result
O'CONNOR GETS BUSY.
: But the race was not over yet. o,Con-
nor drew his whip on Yankee and the
Colt, responding in the gamest manner.
qulckened his stride and foot by foot
crept up on the flying leader. Odom
was hard at work with whip and spur
on Lux FCasta.zin an effort to earn.,the
coveted honors. but Yankee, withc LONG
ueEfn strides t5Was not to be denied A
hundred yards from the wire the two
were head" to head Lux rCasta hung
: on gansefy and for a few strides neither
could Claim an advantage.
> It was a stirring struggle. bitter
fight, and the monster crowd, was cheer.
ing and shouting, then came the CRY
ankee wins as foot by foot he drew
away and passed under the wi. e a length
and half in front Lux Casta was an
easy. second and Barron, closing 2 tn a
rush, earned third money by a heaI from
De Reszke. Then came Penteeost. King
hanover Gunfire and the others Nastur-
tlum being tenth and far back The time
was 1:09 1-5
Then came the usual scene The band
the winner and his jockey and O'Connor
took his place in the floral horseshoe. !.
Inc stake was worths $36, 80 to the win
ner, while the second horse earned
$4,l6666 and the third horse 50, OS33 "a. Two
thousand dollars went to the breeder of
the winner; 81 $50 to the breeder of the
second horse, and $500 to the breeder OF
the third horse. The total stake was
SAC, 80 :" %
a. Featherstone, whose Jockey RODE
the winner, got 25 per cent of the win
ner's share for allowing O'Connor to ride
William G. Whitney also had some hahn
IN the fact that he owns half interest
IN Yankee. although it was keen dis
appointment not to see his colors in
IfHonE-I Ihose at the start say Nasturtii1m
was OF well, but jumped at a dark spot
IN the track, losing time and being shut
, out, 0-'1
o'Connor carried off the jockey honors
q lhe day; riding three winners In
osaen' Yankee YANKEE and Knapsack The 9th
ef races were interesting and well con-
Tested and the crowd felt well repaid in
good day s. sport. ~
SIS Is THE SUMMARY: a.
First race, Inaugural steeprechase.
about two milesAOTman, 1872. Barry. q 10
l, Won illuminate, no. Mara. & to 3 SEQ
ond; Burlington, 14Sl Green, il to 5, third.
Inc, 7.10 20 SneeSam1te. ZinZIbar fin
1shed as named. Miss Mitchell and Fa-
bus fell = a
Second race, one mile-ogden 12e
= Connor, to 18won; Wealth, Sc, J. Mar.
TN, to second; Outlander 1OS, Spen-
GER to 3, third. Time, 1:39 As. Alsike
and Ethics also ran ia ts-ss1E1 :
Third race, the Fall handicap, six fur
CORRESPONDING, 119, McCue 8 to /. won:
Voter l40, Spencer, 8 to 10, second: Paul
G!1Herd, 100, Wonderly, Is to Third
Time. lib 1-5.s Bedeck,f Musette Reina
King Pepper, Isia and Henry Clay Rye
Fourth race, about six rurlongs, Flu
tur4ty-Yankee, 119, Or Conner. to i. won.
Lux Casta, 109, Odom, Is to /. second .
Barron, liz, Woods, IL to /, third. Time
LOS Id. De Reszke, Pentecost. King Han.
over, Gunfire, Caughnauga, F,lywheel
Nasturttum, Hyphen, Saturday. The
Talisman, Sun Shower, Port ROYAL.
Homestead, Utopian, Broad Street and
Heno also ran and finished as named.
Yankee and Gunfire coupled as Madden
entry; Nasturtium and King Hanover
coupled as Whitney, entry. >
Fifth race, five fuFlong s-Knapsack lis.
O'Cononr, to- J. won; Bruff, us, Bull
man, to /, second; Cast Iron. us. Lam
dry, 6 to 1, third Time, Loo As. Roval
sue, Setauket,g Clearwater, Destitute.
Batyah, Bigotry. Graden, Juvenalis, Val
ley Forge, Chickadee and Happy Cross
also ran. VIZ
Sixth race selling, one and one-six-
tenth miles-Louisville, ss, Cochran,
even, won; Aston, SO, Martin, IL to l. sec.
ond; FataliSt, 104 Mounce Is to l. third