St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
OVERCOATS WE'RE NEEDED.
Six Events Decided Between
Gusts at WASHINGTON Park.

CHICAGO, June 26.-To-day's card at
Washington park brought out abo u
5000 people. The day was exceedingly
chilly, and those who were on hand
without all oyercoat suffered somewhat
The track was good. There were six
events. The surprise of the day was
Cary'S performance in the fourth race.
Details follow:
First race, purse $500, for all ages, one and
one-sixteenth miles-Starters: Barrister,
1913; Leman, 1I9; Elmira, IO3; Bias Bleu,
IS; Somerset, u.s. Hamlet, 103; Famine,
80; Tenacity, SO; Waheo, lI9; Badge, 103:
Santalene, 100: Trust, 11S. Betting: 4 to 1
Badge, ) to 1 Santalene, 40 to l Trust, ) to 1
Auctions: Barrister, SIS; Santalene, $25;
Famine, SIG; field, $50. Mutuals paid:
Straight, S3S. To good start Santalene and
Leman got off a little in advance. Badge
from Santalene second, who was three
lengths in front of Trust third. Time, 1 ASA
Second race purse $500, for maidens
three year-olds, one mlle-Starters: Yum
Parkhin, los; Prophecy, Ill: Nugent los;
Fillmore, Ill; Vision. JOG. Betting was 3
to 2 Yum Yum, 5 to Montpelier to Re-
cluse. q to 10 to others. Pools: Yum Yum,
S25. Pools paid straight S13. Montpelier,
Recluse and Parkhill led the string up to the
back stretch, when Yum Yum took the lead,
the others strung out, the tilly winning as
she pleased from Montpelier second and Re
cluSe third; time, :45A.
Extra race, same conditions as second
Starters: Bohemian, III; Keynote, Range
and Vontromp, lii; Lizzie b, JOG; Bnsi-
ness, Jos; Weep, JOG. Betting was 3 to
2 Bohemian, l. to b Keynote, 5 to L Range
Business, 5 to l Vontromp. Pools: Bohe-
milan and Pee-Weep, $25; Vontromp. S12;
field, $50. Mutuals paid $40. Range and
Pee-Weep led through the race. Entering
the stretch Bohemian was under the whip
Halfway up the grand stand enclosure he
reached the leaders and won a splendid race
by three parts of length; Keynote second a
short head in front of Range third; time,
:444.
Third race Lakeside stakes. sweepstakes
for two-year-olds, 81, 600 added, five fur
longs-Starters: Princess Bowling, 112;
Sonoma, 112; Minnie Palmer, 112; Faunus
III; Miss Thomas lO5; Wheel of Fortune,
112; Teresa, 1l2; Leonetta. l06; Lady
Hemphill, lO5; Minola, 112; Lizzie K, 1o5 :;
Remenyi, 105. Betting: 10 to 1 Princess
Palmer; 3 to The Lioness; 6 to | Baldwin's
entries, Alaho and Vienta: 6 to % to l 9th
ers. Pools: Sonoma, $50; Barnes; entries,
$50; Baldwin's entries, S22; field, $50. Mu-
tuals paid straight, S24.90.
There was the usual scramble in a 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 never
headed winning a length from Sonoma sec
ond and Minnie Palmer third. Time, 1 :02I2.
Fourth race, purse $3.50. selling allow
ance, one aad onequarter miles-Starters ::
Cry, 100; Ed Mack, 50; Leila May, 30;
Fosteral, 80: Unique, 50; Sour Mash, 80;
Myrtle, 81; Kensington, So Birthday, 1915.
Betting, 10 to l Cary; g to Ed Mack; 5 to
1 Leila May: to Birthday; to 1 Unique
to 1 Fosteral; to l Sour Mash; 6 to 80
others. Pools: Birthday, $23; Leila May
and Unique. SIS each field, $50. Cary paid
for place S47. 10, Ed Mack, $1,000. Sour
Mash. Leila May and Myrtle led the break
away, the latter keeping up the pace for
some distance. when Fosteral moved up. but
YVES soon passed by Ed Mack. At the eighth
pole Cary crawled up and won by a length
Ed Mack, Leila May third. Time, 2:O9.
Fifth race. purse $500, three-year-old and
upwards, three-quarters of a mile-Starters:
Orderly, 100; Jacobin, 100; Woodcraft, 100 !;
Luke Dart, 80; Dick Wright, 1o4; Zulieka,
102; Estrella, IFS; Glendolin, us: Bo-
nanza, liz. Betting: to 3 Orderly; 10 to
] Luke Dart; 3 to l Jacobin; 2 to / Zu-
1ieka; 8 to 20 to others. Pools: Orderly.
S45; Zullieka, $17: Jacobin, $12; field, $50.
Mutuals paid 9.50 straight. Luke Dart took
the lead after two false starts, leading to the
stretch, when the favorite won by half a
length from Luke Dart second and Jacobin
third Time l;l6