The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-04
Results NJ Harlem.

Results AZ Harlem.
CHICAGO. Oct 3.-Landseer " On the
Iroyiso stakes, worth about 5000, at
Harlem today in a desperate drive with
tance, five and a half furlongs, was
covered in los S-5, which is the local
track record for the season. Coburn,
who had the mount on Appleby, beat
length and a half. The horse set a ter
rlhc pace and looked like a sure win
nef In the stretch Landseer drew along
beside him, and through the last eighth
the race belonged to either hose, but
within few strides of the wire Land
seer, through wonderful gameness
forged his nose in front.
Inc day was as cold as December. but
Iast time, spirited finishes and fierce
speculation in the ring were the fea-
lures The summaries:
FIRST race, six furlongs-Inventor, 106
Knight, to 5, won; Duke of Con
naught, Dominick, II to 2, second; In
speetor Shea, LOG. Bassinger, u to :
third. Time TIA 3-5.
Second race. mile and a quarter-Fly-
ing Torpedo, SO. Birkenruth, 4 to l. won;
Reseda, 107, Knight, 20 to 1. second
5 RE;cIiing Boer. 1O2, Coburn. 8 to 5. third.
Third race; six furlongs-Money Muss,
III Dominick, to /, won; w ] Deboe,
81 L: jackson, to l, second; Gonfalon
1U2. Coburn, to 1, third. Time, 1:1S
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs,
the Proviso stakes-Landseer, 95, Birk-
enruth, IA to 5, won; Lucien AppIeby.
5a' Goburn, 2 to l. second: Harry New,
Fl1th race, one mile-Henry Burt, 80,
SSeSs, to l, won; Goal Runner, 101.
S8oburn' Is to 5. second; Valdez, 9S.
AGEiight' 10 to l, third. Time, lao 2-5.
SINth race, one mile and seventy yards
-Hermencia, no, Coburn. IL to s. won;
III Ghor, los. Otis, Is to l. second; Alec,
10 Dominick, to 5. third. Time,
Seventh race. one mile and seventy
gaEds-Crosby. LOO, WINFIELD. 8 to 1,
won Frank NJ, 100, Jackson. Is to 1, sec
third. Time. 1:42 3-5.
Tomorrow's entries:
tlrst race five-e- ghths of a mile-Lady
Bird. los, Nimble Down. Fade Meny,
Lawrence NJ. Sister Addie Mary Pine
Lass OF Iangdon, The Stewardess, Smith s
Reel, Lucy Lockett, Miss Madison The
Rabbit, Rosie R, 100; John A. Clarke, 108;
Crescent City. 100; Boastcr, 1Os; Our
Pride, 100; Bert Sargent, 10S
second race, three-quarters of a mile,
SeIilng@l1aura K, Lucille Bramble, Little
Anna, Eva's Darling, Pencil Me. 80; 10y
Mountebank 109 The Butcher, Hans,
Wurst. 107; Mr.. Walter, I02
Third race, steepIechase handicap, shore
course-Saintly, 12S, and Lord Chester
Ileld, coupled; Corrillo, 145; Queenship,
49, 7Ss; P PatrGon: 1913; ,C6oronatus, 131; Coley,
Fourth race, one mile-Ben Battle Con-
sstellator, The Lady, 1O3; The Conqueror,
Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile
-MolIle I, Coacoa, Autumn Leaves
Ameeras. 80; Hoodwink. 101; The Giver,
1gO; Tommy Foster, Julia Junl;n, L Sam
eIson, l07; Dandola 50.
Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile
Sei1ng-Aanthos. Ed Fulton, Erema. Wy
OLA Fleetwing, 1O4; B. C. Fox. Pacemak-
err H. Audie SO; Cathedral Mango 1903;
>; n. Barnes, Oscar, 10Y; Automaton
FreIinghuysen, Albrown, 1O2; Lady Idris
Seventh race, one mile and one-six-
teenth, selling-Hermencia. 1G5; Chauncey
FISHER. 100; Chorus Boy, Star Chamber
10z; Charlie Shane, 101; Prairie Dog, Miss
soak, IS; Conundrum, So; Hard Knot, 1a3;
Sarilla, So; Little Singer, 81; Fantasy, 81:
Judge Redwine, 80; Uncle Tom, SO; Dag
mar SO.
Terre Hnute Harness Races.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 3.-Cool
weather had its effect today on the at
tendance at the track. The feature of
the day was the 2:20 trot for the Wa
bash stakes OF $500. which was taken bv
country Jay, in an easy manner The
IiTSt and second heats We're won by May
Alien, with Country Jay a close second,
but in the last three heats Country Jaw
ept in the lead and was not in danger
{ any time Country Jays driver, Gus
Eacey, was relieved in the third heat,
IND Tom Marsh drove the chestnut geld.
ang to victory. Summaries:
2;20 class, trotting, Wabash stakes.
Country Jay, CHI g, Jaw
hawker (Macey and MarshJ. 1 II
May Allen. CHI m CWilson). 3
dorothy Redmond, blk m,
An Right, b Wydej. ........$ 2 3 I
Crescent, or g Douglass. 5 DIR
Time. 2:1l7A, 2:1145, 2:13 2:151k, 2:15.
2;l5 class, trotting, purse 81. O0O-
Willie Glen, b g, by Boyer (Fisher) 1 1 /
Nelghbor Girl, b m (JoIly).....2 2 4
Malporn, b m (Pritz) ............... 8 2
a. j. D., b 8 (1ouston). .......... 3
Bob Mccormick, b g OHyde) 6 6
Time. 212%, 2:1215, 2:12$l.
2:27 class. pacing, purse $1,000
Nampr1a Maid, m, by Hall Dill
lard (Boyd) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Shallie Downing, Oh m QHouston). 3 3
tommy Nc, b g (McCarthy). 2
Seorge Castle, b g (Thomas)~.. 2 S
Strathi1ne, b s (Hoffman). ..4 5 4
Norda, b m (BOnnelD ...........5 G 6
Time 2:1112 20915, 2.09.
PA class, pacing, purse $1,5OO Cunfin-
Council Chimes, blk h (Snow). 1
IhereSe Wilkes, blk m (Higbee) -... 2
Nomanie, b m (Helm) .................. 3
Lean, m (Hoffman) Observation-Disclosures.
Cousin Madge, blk m (Benedict). $500. S
Lady All Right, m (Rotch) ........... 6
Beauty Spot, b m (Schockency). ..... 7
Time, 2:091k.
Sale of LOriIIard Horses
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Sixteen of the late
Pierre IOrillard'S horses sold nv aIIntlon