St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-14
BULLY BOY, BARNES.
The Famous Lightweight
Jockey Rides Four Win
ners at Chicago.
He Lands Dunham's Elyton
Winner Of the Great West
ern Handicap.
1t Was an Exciting Finish,
but the Chestnut Got
There.
Col. Browns Reporter Cap
lures the Stockton Stakes
at Monmouth Park.

CHICAGO, July 16. - The races at
Washington Park to-day were witnessed
by 10000 spectators. The track was
heavy, and the time slow in conse-
quence.. The leading event was the
Great Western handicap, at mile and
half, which the Iightly-weighted Fly
ton captured with difficulty. One of the
main features was the success of Barnes
in the saddle, he riding the winners of
four of the seven races, including the
Great Western. Details:
First race, purse $500, maiden two-year-
olds, fye-eighths of mile-Starters: W G
Morris, Ill, Barnes ;-Morse, Ill, Ray; Kiro,
une, III; Valedictory, III: Revival, III;
Frederick L., Ill; Barthol Ill; Sir Bevys
III. w. G. Morris Won, Morse second. Kiro
third. Time, 1907.
Second race. purse and conditions as in the
first race, five-eighths of mile-Starters:
Alarm Bell. los, Barnes; Lottie S, 1O8, Ray;
Cameo los, Elkie; Flambeau, Ill; Miss
Mary, los: Sena. l0S; Jessica, los: Vena-
eye, 109; Veronica. 1O9. Alarm Bell won,
Lottie second, Cameo third. Time, l :G6A.
olds, three ourths of a mile--Starters: Leo
Brigel 1902, Barnes; Cassandra, 1O2, Will
Jams; Vermont, 100, Overton: Mackenzie,
1O2; Haydo, 10; May W, 81; Kate Miner,
1O9- Leo brlSeI Won, ClSSunQra SecOQu,
Vermont third. Time, :20l4.
Fourth race, purse aud conditions as in
third three-fourths of a mile-Starters:
Mamie Fonso, 107, Stoval; Angelus, l17.
Williams; Cora Fisher, 1o2, Gerhardy; Elec-
tricity- 102; jake Toms, 107 Fan King,
LOG; Mcdowell 1T2; Lady Gay, 104. Mamie
Fonso won, Angelus second, Cora Fisher
third. Time, 1:20A.
Fifth race, the Great Western handicap
$50 each H. F., with $1,000 added, worth
81, 365 to the winner, mile and half-Start
ers: Elyton 4. SO, Barnes; FIoodtde, 3, e.
and Beaconsfield, 1O7. Betting. 8 to 5
against Elyton, IL to 5 Kaloolah, ; to Gil
ford, 8 to l Beaconstield, Is to 1 Fioodtide
Floodude was first off, but was speedily
passed by Clifford, who led Floodtide a neck
for the first SIX turlongs AT the end OF a
mile, Elyton, Clifford aud Floodtide were
head aud head, Kaloelah and Beaeonsfeld
being already beaten. AT the end of the next
quarter Clifford was out of it and Floodude
led into the stretch, where Barnes cut loose
with Elyton, and, taking the lead. won by a
length and half from F1oodtide, with Gil
ford third, six lengths behind Floodtide.
Time, 2:4414
Sixth race-Purse $500, allowances. mile
and an eighth. Starters: Kate Malone 90.
Ray; Bledsoe 90, Barnes; Leila May 100,
Covington; Leman III; Kate Malone won !;
Bledsoe second; Leila May third. Time
2,02M.
Seventh race - Purse 5000, mile heats.
Starters: Famine ia, Breckenridge; Dad
100, Barnes; UnIucky 1o4, Williams; 3D.
uair 1O4, Ethe II lO4: Fosteral 100. Betting
before first heat, 8 to 5 against Famine; 5 to
2 Unlucky; 3 to l Dad; Is to 80 to 1 the
others. After first heat l to Famine; 8 to
l Dad and Unlucky; so to l Fosteral Fam
inc won both heats as she pleased: Dad sec
ond in the last heat and Unlucky third. b.
nair and Effie H were distanced in the first
heat Time 1:49; l:4SI2 49, - 80