The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-27
Chicago Races.

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Chicago Races.
CmrcAoo, H., June 26.--Today's card at
Washington park brought out about 5000
people. The day was chilly and those
who were on hand without an overcoat
suffered somewhat. The track was good.
There were six events. The surprise OF
the day was Carcy's performance In tho
fourth race.
First Race--Purse 5000; one mile and a
sixteenth. Starters; Barrister, l03; Lee
man, los; Elmira, i03 Basbleu, %, Somcr-
set. lis; Hamlet, 1903; Famine, los; Tenac-
ity, 90; wahoo, 100; Badge, l03; Santalene,
100; Trust, llS. Betting Badge, 4 to j;
santalene, TO I; Trust, 40 TO 1; Barrister
TO /; Famine, 10 /; others, 10 and 60 TO
I. Pools Barrister, $25; Santalenc, $50;
Famine, SIG; field, $50 Mutuals paid:
straight s3s. To good start Santalene
and Leeman got of little in advance.
Badge took the lead and won by a length
and halt from Santalene, second. who
was three lengths in front OF Trust third.
Time-l:40l
Second Race Purse 500; for maiden
three year olds; one mile. Starters: Yum
Yum, 100; Montpelier, ll6; Recluse, los;
Parkbill, lOS Prophecy, Ill; Nugent, lOS;
Fillmore, Ill; Vision, l06 Betting: Yum
Yum, to 2; Montpelier, 5 TO 2; Recluse,
Z to 2; Others. @ TO 1. Pools Yum. Yum,
sl7; Recluse, Sl2; Montpelier. IS; field, $50.
Mutuals paid; Starlight, sl3. Montpe-
Her Recluse and Parkhill led the string
up to the back stretch, when Yum-Yum
took the lead, the others strung out, the
6lly winning as she pleased from Mont
pclier second. and Recluse third. Time
li5I.
Extra Race--Same conditions as second.
Starters Bohemian, Ill; Key Note, l0S;
Range and Won Tromp, Ill; Lizzie b, l05;
business, l0S; Peweep, 100. Betting Boz
hemian, TO 9; Key Note, ~ 10 l; Range,
4 TO 1; Peweep, TO !; Lizzie II, II to !;
Business, s to 1; Van Tromp, B toll. Pools
Bohemian and Pcweep, SIS; Van Tromp,
So; field, $50. Mutuals paid l4.20. Range
and Peweep led through the race. En-
tering the stretch bohemian was under
the whip. Half way up the grand stand
he reached the leaders, and won a splen-
did race by three parts Of n length, Key
No,o second, short head In front oil
Range, third. Time-l:4il.
Third Racc-Sweepstakes for two year
olds; 1000 added; FIVE furlongs. Starters
Prince Bowling il2, Sonoma ll2, Minnie
Palmer ll2, Fanus 1l2, Alaho 100, Vienta
l05, The Lioness liz, Mis- Thomas 1906,
Wheel Of Fortune ll2, Teresa ll2, Leo
META l05, Lady Hemphill lO5, Minola ~,
Lizzie X l0j, Reminf i05. Betting Ten
20 a., Princess Bowling; 2 10 /, Sonoma;
20 10 I, Minnie Palmer; TO ,, The Lion.
ess; 0 10 l, Baldwin's Entry; % 10 ], the
others. Pools. Sonoma $50, Barnes entry
$50, Badwyn's ontry seq. field. $50.
Muluals paid straight s2L00 There was
the usual scmmblc In n two-year.old race,
most OF the horses changing positions many
times. Minnie Palmer led the race at the
eighth pole. when Princess Bowling took
matters In hand and was mover headed.
winning a length from Sonoma, second,
and Minnie Palmer third. Time-l:02i.
Fourth Race-Puno $3.50, selling allow
ances; mile and quarter. Starters;
Carey 100, Ed Mack 03, Leila May so, fos-
teral 90, Unique ~, Sour Mash 50, Myr-
tic W, kcnsington 80, Birthday l05. Bot
ting: n 10 Carey, \ 10 | Ed Mack, "a
Lels May, 9 TO Birthday, b 10 Unique,
@ 10 1 Fosleral, 4 toll Sour Mash, . q
30 10 others Pools birthday, $2b; leli
May aud Unique. slb each; field, so
Carey paid for n place S7l.70, I'd Mack
$1,000. Sour Mash, Leila May and Mgr
tic led ut the brcakaway, the latter keep
ing up the pace for some distance, wher
Foaieral moved up, but was soon passot
by I'd Mack. AZ tho eighth pole Carel
crawled up aud won by length from IL
Mack. Leila May third. Tme--l;00l.
Fifth Racc.-Purse; 500; three yea
ods and upwards; thrcc-quarlorB OF q mile
Starters: Orderly 100 Jacobin 100 Wood
craft 40, Luke Dart W, Dick Wright l0i
Zulika i02, Estrclla l05, Glendolin rs
Bonan III. Betting. 10 ., Orderly; II
20 I, Luke Dart; 5 10 I, Jacobin; Ito
Zulika, q and 20 20 ! Others. Pools Oh
derry $40, Zulka sl7, Jaoobin sl2, hel'
SIS. Mutuals paid $3.50 straight LUX
Dart took tho lead after two false starts
leading 10 tile stretch, whom the inyOrit
won by half a length from Luke Dart sec
ond aud JaoObin third. Time-l.l6.
Tho following are tho entries an
weights NJ Washington park tomorrow
. First Raoe-furse 800. for three yea
4 olds and upwards, seven iurlonu. lie
tor, ii2, Iasinia BclIc, lO7. Rambler, 10
Amelia 4 and Persian, 100.
Second Racc-pune 500 for two yea
4 olds, Eve fuIlongA Neya G., Iris, Bel
Of Nantura, Queen Of Trumps, Nam
Tonso, Eichland, Cherry Blossom
: frcnclisc, Dcyonia, Lady iiemphill; eac
!. los pounds.
First Extra Race conditions
second. Castaway, ilindo Graft aud 10
Forythe, each ll6. Caasandra, Glitter m
Sonoma, each ii2. Santa Cruz, los, Bu
ton, los, sculcika, 100; Rollin liawlc
J. los.
y Third Race Oakwood handicap swcc
stakes, for all agcs; 500 added; mile an
:. iurlong Emmont, 10, Paragon, n
Grissctic, 100, Carnegie, los. Daruna, III
4 Beaconsfield, TO, Silver Bell, %, Yu
Yum. 0l; Montrosc, i2i; Hitter, ", Dou
|, lO2. Hindoo Rose, iO5.
A Fourth Raco-Punc 500, selling 4
"A two .year.olds and upwards, one mil
Clara q, l0s; kcdar Khan, 100; Anioni
J. l0i; Bixby, los, Elyion, l0Ji Loyelan
A 90.
~ Second Extra Race Same condition
4 Malaria, 100; lrma II, -. Lotto Wa
u lO5. Emma Johnson, 1866 llilda. VI; Jc
o. ME Mcfarland, los; Ballast, W.
4, Fifth Racc-Pupc $500. all ages; m
n. and a quarter. Repeat, IFS; Macbct
be los; Glen Fortune and Fame, 100 each.
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