St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06
NOT UP TO THE MARK.
Washington Parks Mediocre
Gard Fails to Draw q Crowd.


Gard Fails to Draw a Crowd.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The races at Wash
ington park to-day only attracted
moderate attendance, the programme
not being up to very high mark. In
the Hyde Park stakes the favorite,
Liberty, winner of the st. Louis Fair
Futurity stakes, was an even money
favorite over the field, but failed utterly
to sustain his reputation, and was
beaten early in the race. The results
were as follows:
First race. purse $500, selling. six fur
longs-The starters were: -Gollghtly, 81:
Hector, 104; Finality, 10Y; Cheney. 90;
Chancellor, 80: Silent King, 102. The bet
ting was = to l against Hector. to l Chan
cellor 6 to 1 Cheney, to 1 Golightly. FL
nality and Only Dare 10 to /, Range 15 to
/, Silent King Is to and 30 to 1 Bootjack
Hector got away in front and LED into the
stretch, Chancellor running second all the
way. AT the furlong Hector was joined by
Golightly The two drew away from the
dead heat. Time, 1852. 1t was run off
after the fifth race Hector winning without
any trouble by two lengths Time, rs.
Mutuals paid S.. 80 and $3.50.
Second race, mile dash for S400. purse,
penalties and allowances, one mile-The
starters: Waterleap. rs: Parish. ITO: Myr-
tie. 10S; Anne II. SO; b, liz; Della 80,
King koxbury, I12; Uncle Dan no; Leman
1l2; Antonio, 10: FreGericka, 90; Wahoo,
1l2. and John DAILY, 112. The betting was
3 to against Wahoo q to l Leman, . to
Frederica 10 to l Della, King RoXbury and
5her % MhoS na TSm ed to the SO others to @ na
won as he pleased in acanter by two lengths
in front OF Fredericka. Leman was third
close up. Time, ASA. Mutuals paid
SS. 60. -.'--...
rpba II,da parE ctatac for t,ro.vaaroIdS
500 each, with $1,000 added, three-fourths
of a mile, was the third race. The starters:
Liberty, 112; Mamie Fonso. 10Y; Caliente,
Spokane and Unlucky, 1O5 each. The bet
ting was even money against Liberty, , to l
Mamie Fonso. to l Caliente and Spokane,
10 to Unlucky The race. resulted in an
upset the favorite failing TO even geta place.
Mamie Fonso rushed to the, lead directly the
quarters. Liberty was beaten before this
point was reached. In the stretch Caliente
and Unlucky both passed Mamie Fonso, Cali
ente winning by an open length from IN
Time, :1,SS4. Mutuals paid S26. 10.
Fourth race, S40O lurse, for three-!e lr
olds, penalties and allowances, one and one
sixteenth miles-Starters Aristi, 1lS: Or
derly. 49, Ten Bug, l,iS: Keynote. loo
Fillmore. 1G6; Jim Mulholland, 1c6. The
betting was 3 to ) against Orderly, 2 TO
Aristi 6 to l Ten Bug. Il to 1 Jim Mulhol-
land and keynote so TO l Fillmore Jim
leu W Lull Will AIlsi ScC-
ond and Orderly third. Going to the three
| quarters Artist took the lead and showed the
way into the stretch. Half way UP Orderly
made his run and soon had Aristi beaten.
| Orderly won by good open length and
Arsti beat keynote a head for the place.
| Time, l :5G. Mutuals paid $3.50.
! Tie last race was for S400 purse, selling.
! six furlongs, and had for starters: Jaubert,
10S; Kedar Kahn, l05: Carus, 1O5; Lithbert
l03; Comedy, 90; Hilda, 94 Bo-Peep. The
betting was 10 Hilda, to l Jaubert, 3 to
! L Lithbert, 10 to / Kedar Kahn, - to l Bo
| Peep, Comedy and Carus. The race was a1
easy one for Lithbert; kedar Kahn, Hilda
! ana Jaubert alternated i'll the lead until well
| in the stretch, where Lithbcrt came away
and won by five lengths from Carus, Kedal
| Kahn three lengths farther back. Time
lis. Mutuals paid S42.7O.