St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-29
FETLOCK Deep IN MUD
Washington Park and Sleeps
head Tracks Made Heavy
by Rain.
Winnipeg's Rowing Associaa
ton Loses Some Sorely aa. as
Needed Strength. y. -
2R
Harvard Laid Out Cold by
the Columbia College 81
Crew. o. o.
5i
Some Fast Trotting at Eau
Claire and Mystic j.
Park. ~

CHICAGO, June est rained early
this morning and the result was very
muddy track and small attendance at
the Washington Park races.
First race. for three-year-olds and upwards,
tor, 10Y; Parkhill, 80. Betting, 2 to Ramb-
Ter; 3 to Hector; to ] Parkhill. Pools
Hector, $50; Rambler, Sl1: Parkhill, 81.
Hector and Rambler got off first, the former
taking and retaining the lead until the eighth
pole was reached when Rambler went to the
front, winning easily, Hector second and
Parkhill third. Time, l :37A.
Second race for two-year-olds, five fur
10; Belle of Nantura, 115; joyful, loo !;
Richland, 105; Chorie Blossom, 105; Neva
c, los. Betting: 2 to l Mamie Fonzo; 10 to
1 Devonie; 6 to 1 Belle of Natura; to l
Pools: Fonzo, $50; Blossom, Sl7: Natura,
S17: field, $50. Mutuals paid straight, S47 80.
FonZo took the lead, with Cherie Blossom
and joyful behind her. She never lost the
lead, winning the race in gallop, DevouIe
second by neck from Belle Natura third.
Time, 1:l1M.
Extra race, same conditions as second
race-Starters: Castaway IL, 10; Zooilte
105; Cassandra. 112; Santa Cruz, los;
Thalia, los; Queen of Trumps, l05; Iris,
1O5; Rollin Hawley, lis. Betting: 2 to 1
Santa Cruz, 6 to Zoolite, 2 to l Cassandra,
5 to 10 to 1 others. Pools: Cassandra, S25 !;
field, $50. Iris led until the bottom turn,
with Cassandra second. At the eighth pole
forward and pretty race ensued, which
was won by Castaway by a scant head from
Zoolite, second, and Cassandra third. Time,
1:l0l2
Third race, Oakwood handicap for all ages,
with $500 added money, one mile-Starters:
Dad, 1902; Grisette, 109; Egmont, 119; Bea-
consfield, ITO; Filter, 95; Paragon, 113;
Lewis Clark. 10; Cary, lib. Betting: 2 to
I noI r-,c 80 I oil
to 5 Egmont, 8 to 20 to L on the others.
Pools: Egmont, $50: Grisette, SIS; Paragon,
S21; field, S26. Mutuals paid S74.40. Eg-
mont, Beaconsfield and Dad were the first to
the stretch Dad drew out and challenged
Grisette, who had taken matters in hand.
Dad won by head from Grisette, Beacons-
field third. Time, 2:06s4.
Fourth race, purse $4o0, selling, for three
year-olds and upwards, one mile-Starters:
Lottie Wall, 1O5: Kheder Khan, los; Love
land, 9S; Jennie Mcfarland, 105; Wan
deroo, 1O4; TEN Berlin. 109; Clara c, Jos;
Jaubert Jog; Irma H, 80; Antonio, 104 !;
Jim Nave, 104; Emma johnson, los; Echo,
100. Betting: D to 2 Lottie Wall; 5 to
Khedar Khan; 5 to 1 Overland: 6 to 20 to l
the others. Pools: Cottie Wall, $40; Jau-
bert, $40; field, $50. Irma II and Clara c
were the first away, but Tom Berlin soon
took the lead. AT the three-qunrtters Ilottie
Wall took matters in hand and reached first
place, Kedar Khan and Loyeland being Sec
Ond and third. Time, l OLA.
Fifth race, purse $500, all ages, one and
one-fourth miles. Starters: Wahoo, Ii9;
Santelene, 100; Glen Fortune, 103. Bet
ting: to D Wahoo; 4 to 1 Santalene; 6-to
Glen Fortune. Pools: Santalene, $50;
Wahoo, $50: Glen Fortune, $40. Glen For
tune was practically out of the entire race
and Wahoo won easily. Santalene and Glen
Fortune were second and third. Time, 2:25:
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Following are the entries for Fridays races
at Washington park:
First, purse, one mile-Amos, los; Key
note, lOS; Pyramid 109; Arist, us; Quin-
dora b, lie, l06; Amelia f, 1o6.
Second, purse, three ee-quarters mile-Lettie
Wall, 113; Mamie Hunt, 102; Quotation,
102; Cassie. log; Tam Berlin, III; Barney
Lee, 40; Hattie $, 10S: Badge, 10Y; Sayre,
1l3; Famine, 90; Bonanza, ITO.
Third race, Kenwood stake. five-eighths of
a mile-Baronoff, formerly Mercury. 10S;
Lake View, 109; Gymnast, 1O9; Caliente
1OS; Zacateeas, 10S; Brewster, los; Once
Again, 11S; Heron, 11S; Monsoon, 1l5; So
So, lis; Thomas j. Rusk, lis; Proctor
Knott, l Is; Bootmaker, la.
Fourth race, selling, one and one-fourth
miles-Fosteral, 95: John DAILY, 80; Drum
stick, 20; Myrtle, 80; Emma johnson, 81.
Fifth race, purse, mile heats-Calcutta,
1OS; Arundel. ito: Headlad, III; Lepanro
117; Mirth, SO; Somerset ITO; Marshal
Luke. lib.