The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03
MONSTER CROWD AT sHEEPsHEAD
Herbert Wins Twin City Handicap
49,. From a Crack Field.

NEW. YORK, Sept. "A big holiday
crowd, but little smaller than the record
breaking attendance on Futurityz day
enjoyed a rare days sport at Sheepshead
bay today. The weather was dull and
threatening, and a light shower fell dur
ing the afternoon, but not enough to hurt
the track. The Twin City handicap was
the feature. 1t resulted in one, Of the
class horses faced the starter, with Gold
Heels faYorite at 8 to s, and Herbert
second choice at 6 to 1. The others ran p
ed from 10 to 20 to 1. The distance
was mile and a quarter and the field
was quickly sent off to good start
Ten Candles rushed to- the front in tfhe
nrst quarter and opened up gap of
three lengths on the field going around
the first turn. The black whirlwind Imp
was second at this stage, with The Re
gent third and the others well punched.
Herbert, as usual, was slow to begin
but he gradually improved his position
gong up the back stretch, and CAUGHT
the pacemaker on the far turn Ten Cam
dies had enough and with Imp and the
Regent dropped back beaten. while Gold
Heels, terminus and Trigger moved up
and challenged Herbert. Into the stretch
they came like a team. For a few
strides Gold Heels showed in front. but
at the last furlong- pole Terminus took
command and looked to be winner, but
was not to be denied, and, running strong
and true, won on the post by a head
while Trigger was third, only a scant
naif length behind Terminus.
Another striking feature of the day was
Ogden's dual victory. s}T He took I'm 40
pounds, and won thegseeond race. a six
furtong dash, beating Cameron head
after hard fierce drive in the fast time
to the post in the last race, at one mile
and sixteenth on the turf He was
made strong favorfte at to 10. AND
scored scored his second triumph by winning
cleverly by length Summary:
First race, steep1echase, two and one
half miles-Fulminate, III, Heider, 10 to
l, won; Sir Hubert, las, F1nnegan, IS to
., SECOND; The Bachelor, $50, Green, II
Mars Chan. Baby Bill and sDeCameron
also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-ogden, 100.
0Connor, I. to 5, won; Cameron, &c.,
McCue, 80 to /, third time, 1:1s Is. u i1
masked Otis, City Bank and Anecdote
also ran.
Third race, the Autumn MaiGen, five
won; Masterman I19. Bullman, I to s,
second; King Hanover, 119, Burns, to
3, third. Time, :5S 1-5. Homestead, Re
maid, King Edward, Early Eve, Cold
stream and Optimist also ran. -
and a quarter-Herbert, IL Smith, 6 to
l, won; Terminus, 104, fBuliInan, IL to /.
second; Trigger, s., Cochran, 10 to 1,
third. Time, 2:W Baron Pepper, Gold
gent and Ten Candles also ran.
Fifth race, selling, FIVE furlongs and
half-Schwalbe, 81, Cochran, IS to 1, won:
Eddie Bush. 104, Woods, to 5, Second;
E0eoHeagen, 1o4, Shaw. to l. third. Time,
LOS; Montana Pioneer, Lady Ifolyrood
Lady Radnor, Ascension, F'ondling, Cast.
iron. Playlike, Lady, Knight, Trump and
Dragoman also ran.
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth, on
tqrf-Ogden, 126. o'Connor, to 10, won;
Monarka, LIZ Shaw, to S, second; KIM
ntkinnic, 112, McCue, to 1, third Time.
LIZ Little Daisy and Himself also ran.
me entries and weights for the Turf
handicap, mile and a quarter, to be run
next Thursday at sheepshead Bay, are:
ddldrim, 1875; Blues, 122; Ten Candles,
100; First Whip, Alara, f17;s1 Advance
Guard, 115; Bonnibert, liz; Water Cure
Sam Phillips, Lady Schorr, 119; Ocean.
ter, His Eminence, log; Kamara, los;
Baron Pepper, 100; Nones, The Regent,
50; Trigger, 81 Sarner, The Driver,
Lanceman, Princeton Girl, IS; Black
Dick, SO; Vitellius, Lone Fisherman. 80:
Maid Of Harlem, 80; Humboldt, &c.