The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-11

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Stalwart with
Redfern in the saddle and second choice
In the betting, won the $4,000 annual
champion stake at Sheepshead Bay to-
day. Major Daingerfield was second. and
Broomstick, the favoFite, third
poor field of handicap horses faced
the starter ia this race The distance
was two and a quarter miles. Broom.
stick was always the choice and vas
heavily played, his price dropping from
even money to 8 to 10. Sfalwart was a.
steady second choice at s to 5, while the
prices against Ma jor Daingerfeld and
Africander We're Il and 8 to Il, respect
lively
The start. which was made in front
of the grand stand, was almost perfect,
and at the lifting of the barrier Burns
sent Broomsticl< to the front, followed
by Stalwart and Africander. Around the
first turn and into the back stretch
Broomstick led by two lengths from Stal-
wart, who was a length and half ahead
of Africander: Major Daingerdeld was
last, head away.
Passing the stand at the end of enc
and ne-eighths Broomstck had increased
his lead to three lengths. He continued
ond time around, when Stalwart, Under a
little urging. began to slowly gain Oh
the leader, and three-eighths of a mile
from the finish he was on. even terms
the stretch StalWart began to draw away
winning easily by four lengths. Major
Daingerfeld. who had been last all tie
way, began to move up on the fast firing
Broomstick in the final eighth and beat
the favorite half length for the place.
BroomStick was ten lengths in front of
Africander
Tradition. favorite, won the Great
Eastern handicap. six furiongs of the Fu-
turity course, defeating a firSt-claSS Held
of two-year-elds. She picked up 128
md xx-ai,, tn wary
other horse in the race WON easily by
two lengths. Good and Plenty. favorite,
Won the Westbury steeplechase.
of the late William c. Whitney will be
sold at auction. The stud comprises
some of the best stations in America
and number of other good ones. There
are. about eighty brood mares in the lot.
The sale will be held at Madison Square
Garden. Summaries:
First race-Good and Plenty won The
Ragged Cavalier second, Daffo Down Dill
ly third.
Second raee-Handzarra won, Shotgun
second, Flying Ship third
Third race-Tradftion Wen Sandria sec
ond Burnt Hills third.
Fourth race-StalwaTt won, Major
Daingerfield second BroomStiek third.
Fifth raee-Tea CresS Won, Jerry c
second Diblick third.
Sixth raee-Flexion won, Tierney sec
ond, Prince Ching third.
At Chicago
First race-Determination won Durbar
second, Chats third.
Second race-KuFtzman won, Belle
second, The Mist third
Third race-Fonsoluca won, Bragg sec
ond. Braneas third.
Fourth race-Mad MuIlah won, Robin
Hood second. Silent Water third.
Fifth race-Big Ben won, Don Domo
second, Mamie Hodge third.
Sixth race-Silver Skin won, Janeta
second. RaVana third.
Seventh race-Dungannon won, DIR.
Stephens second Telephone third
At ST. Louis
First race-FelX Moses won, Tom
Rowe second Fannette third.
Second Eace-Jack Moran won, Nell
wood second. Pique third.
Third race-Lemon Girl won, Triple
Silver second. Athena third.
Fourth race-Taby Tosa won Just So
second, Jack Young third
Fifth race-Loretta M Won Fruit sec
! ond Layson third.
At Detroit
First race-Ben Mora won, Alden second
Silver Heels third.
| Second race-Darthula won, Mister
Karl second; Truffie Hunter third
| Third race-Marshal Ney Won. Harbo1
! second, Rachel Ward third.