St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02
Immense Attendance at the Races at Chi
cago and Large Fields of Horses
to Contest.
California Wins Again, Making the Third
Great Stake Won by Her at
This Meeting.
Good Pacing at Detroit--Drake Car
ter Wins the Stirrup Cup at
New York.
Jim keene's Blue Grass Wins a Big
Race in England--White Bear
Athletics.
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, July Eight thousand peo-
pie witnessed the racing at Washington
park to-day. The track was in firSt-class
condition, though somewhat hard In the
hrst event the largest field that ever faced
the flag in the United States came to the
post, there being twenty-eight starters, and
Starter Sheridan sent them away in excel
lent shape, after but little delay.
First Race-Six furlOngs, all ages. Start
ers: Mary Hamilton, Bay Rebel, Exile,
Vigilance, Sam Powers, Lille Dale, Handy
Andy, Thady, Mora NJ, Bob Swimm, Judge
Duling, SeamoS, Termagant, Bob Lock
wood Wizard, Black Mike. The Ute, Fletch
Taylor, Arthur Spear, Hermine, Harry
Rose, Sixty-SiX, Guydette, Red Girl, Test
Spartand, Viper. McBowland and Mister
Dealer. Bay Rebel led for half the route,
when Test came through from fourth place,
and won by nose from Sam Powers second,
Handy Andy third, Time, 1:164. Paris
mutuals paid S5S.7O.
Second Race-Tenwood stakes for two
year-Old colts, five furlOngs. Starters: En-
durer, Silver Cloud, Primero, Uncle Dan,
b. G. Bruce, Tartar, Lancaster, Bon Fox,
Feliciter, Jim Gray, Little Charlie, Farrell,
Adrian. The Bourbon, Syntax, Luke Short,
GimOndi, King of Norfolk, Pat Sheedy and
Enright. POOls-Field 5000, Ban Fox S15,
Enright SG2, Primero $45. King of Nor
folk was second when the flag fell, B. G.
Bruce being the leader. King Norfolk ran
into the lead in the first few strides, and was
never again headed, winning by length,
Bon Fox second, Silver Cloud third. Time
1:211z. The winner is the property of X.
7. Ashe of California, and is bright chest
nut in color, with powerful shoulders and
ic cfa 10 hot
California has placed TO her credit at this
meeting. Paris mutuals paid $50. 90.
Third Raee-EnglewOOd stakes for three
year-Old fillies. one mile. Starters: Mis-
sion Belle, Banana, Irish Lass, Waula,
Constellation, ValliSea, Gold Ban and Lady
WaYward. POols-Gold Ban, S11O; Mis-
sion Belle, SIS; Lady Wayward, S47; field,
S71. Irish Lass showed the way to the
head of the stretch, where Gold Ban and
Lady Hayward joined issue with her. Lady
Wayward went to the front one fuTlOng
from home and won by a length, Gold
Ban second, Mission Belle third. Time,
1:4S. Paris mutualS paid S29.2O.
Fourth ce-Three-year-Olds and up
wards. one mile. Starters: James E. p.
Phillips TrOllOpe, BlackfellOw, RerOke,
Hauap, Charley Lucas, Sovereign Pat,
Mystic, Chantilly, HotboX, Musk, Arch
bishop and Tantrum. Sovereign Pat,
favOrite, won handily by two lengths,
Hauap second, Charley Lucas third. Time
1:431S. Paris mUtualS paid SS17.20.
Fifth Race-Penalties and allowances for
all ages, one mile and furlOng. Starters:
Sllpalong, Buchanan, Leman, Polly Yates,
kalatka and Irish Pat. Buchanan was
hot favOrite. but was hardly in the race at
all Leman led from the start to the finish
and won by a length and half; Irish Pat
second, Buchanan third. Time 1:561z.
Paris mutualS paid S22. 10.