St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-04
VOLANTE AND VALUABLE.
Their Performances the Main
Feature OF the Washington Park

1ntir performances the VAIN
Feature OF the Washington Park
Races.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The races at Wash
ington park to-day were well attended,
and were fast and we'll contested. The
main points were the the performances Of
Volante in the Boulevard stakes, and of
Valuable in the closing race. Both won
with the utmost ease, and both could
have lowered the records made by them.
Details follow:
First race. purse $500, for three-year -olds,
one mile-The starters were: Glen Fortune,
Flutter, The Lion, Persian, Recluse School
marin, Ten Bug and Montpelier. Great
trouble was experienced in getting them off.
Glen Fortune took the lead at once and led
all the way to the stretch, where Ten Bug
passed him and won good race by a length.
Glen Fortune was second and Montpelier
third. Time, 1 IA. Mutuaia paid Sl7.20.
The second race was split from the first,
sane conditions. 1t had for starters: b.
hemian, Badge, Barrisier, Ten-Penny,
Orderly, Dick Wright Yum Yum, Alaho,
business. The start was very good. Yum
Yum took the track and led to within 100
yards OF the wire at very fast pace. Alaho
was second to the three-quarters, where
Badge came forward attended by Orderly
Badge finally got on terms with Yum Yum
was third. three lengths away. Time, ! AZ.
Mutuals paid Sll 40.
Third race, handicap, sweepstakes of SIS
each, with $500 added-It had for starters:
craft Longalight Ten Brock, Jr Eldorado
Blonda, Leila May. The race was beauti-
fully contested. Lavinia Belle led Sayre a
neck at the quarter. Leila May was leading
Lavinia Belle head at the half and three
quarters. Longalight tapping them. A great
race down the stretch resulted i'll Longalight
lbarnes) beating Leila May nose, she beat
ing Lavinia Belle as far. Time, 1:56l2.
Mutuals paid (the iield) $1,000.
Fourth race was the leading event of the
day, it being the Boulevard stakes of S25
each with 500 added. One mile and quar-
ter, fifty-one entries. Those that came to the
post were Nolante, Montrose, Lelax, Duruna,
Macbeth, Falcon and Hindoo Rose. LeleX
was off in front of Volante and Hindo Rose.
but by the time the stand was reached
Daruna was leading, with Hindoo Rose sec
ond and Montrose third. Durnna going very
fast, drew away, and turning into the bac k
stretch was eight lengths clear, with Falcon
second at the half. The Haggin pair were
still leading, with Montrose third and VOlante
moving up. At the three-quarters Volante
was third in the stretch, Volante and Mon
trose both showing great speed, passed
Daruna and Falcon, Volanto winning with
ease by two lengths from Montrose, who
beat Daruna as far. Time, 2.0SA. Mutuals
paid SI4.2 20.
Fifth race was a selling purse for two-year-
oldS, $500, six furlOngs, with the following
entries-Trade Mark, Lee Dinklespeil, Clock
her, Chilhowie, Mackenzie. Cassandra, Bob
Forsythe Sllleck Minnie Palmer, Fonduling.
Martin RUSSELL Joyful. Trade Mark, attend
ed by Minnie Palmer and Lee Dinkelspeil,
led all the way to the stretch, when Silleck
came through the field and won good race
by half a length from Minnie Palmer, Lee
Dinkelspeil third by head; time, :1614.
Mutuals paid (the field) $3.50.
Sixth race was for q purse $500, all ages
seven furlongs and the following starters:
Dousman, Josephus. Glendoaly, Cheeny,
Dart Luke Dart got away in front and
making all of the running, won in a canter
by three lengths, Kosciusko was second and
Dousman a bad third. Time l :29A. Mu-
tuals paid $3.50.
The last race was an extra from dividing
the original entries to the sixth. and was
under the same conditions. The starters
We're: Valuable, Bankrupt, Lewis Clark
Dare and Bankrupt led for half a mile when
Valuable went to the front and won an easy
race, with Jacobin second and Wary third.
Time. 1;29A Mutuals paid Sl1.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Following are the nominations for
Tuesdays races:
First race three-fourths of mile-Belle
of Natura, 10Y: Baronof, 40; SYRIA
cuse. ITO: Havellah, 10Y; Santabrug, no;
Oneatta, 10Y; Irish Dan, 10Y; Coillion, 10Y;
Zoolite, 10Y: Come To Tow 10Y.
Second race, one and one-eighth miles
Pamela, 10o; Quindaro Belle. So; Anawan,
no; Prairie Queen, 105; Santaline, 81;
John Gray, 10; Famine, %; Amelia P, 81:
Carey, 113; Persian, 81; Bonanza, 10Y.
Third race. one mile-Galatea, 1903; Wan
deroo, 90: kensington, 103; Nugent rs;
Hamlet, lOo; Range, %; Glendelia, 95; An
tonic, 81.
Fourth race, one and one-tourth miles
Jack Cocks, us; Hamlet. us: Loveland,
lis: Galiret 1913; Emperor Norfolk, 125.
Fifth race, one mile-Hornpipe, los;
Maddi, 1O5; Councillor, 1O5: Lucy Johnson,
1GS: Jennie Mcfarland, 50; Emma John
son, 90.
Sixth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Blonda, 10l; Hetty S., us; Silver Bell,