St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03
AXTELL IS A HUMMER
Continued From First Page.

reached, where she was passed by Rosemont
and W. G. Morris. A beautiful and hotly
contested race to the wire resulted in the sue
cess of ROsemont by a neck better than
Morris. POrtlaw was third. four lengths
away. Time, 1:1684.
Second race, purse $500. for three-year-
olds penalties and allowances, mile and
sixteenth-StaTterS: Heron, rs, I. Lewis;
Teuton, 122. Murphy; betting 3 to against
Teuton, z to Heron. Heron led all the way
about two lengths. Al the betting ground
Murphy brought Teuton up and whipping
finish followed. Heron drawing away again
in the last fifty yards won by three lengths.
Third race, the Englewood stakes, for
three-year-olds, FLIES. 500 each, II. F., with
$1,000 added, worth $1,000 to the winner.
one mile-Starters: Princess Bowling, lib.
trieve, 118, 1. Lewis; Brown Prin-
cess 113: Beth Brock, JOG; Vinctura,
I06; Winning Ways 113, and Madoliu lib.
Betting: g to against Princess Bowling;
2 to l, Retrieve; 5 to l, Beth Brock; II to
l, Winning Ways; 10 to / Madolln ana
Brown Princess; 80 to l, Brandolette ana
Victura. To a beautiful start, Madolin,
Brown Princess and Princess Bowling were
first off, necks apart. At the club house,
Princess Bowling was first, Brown Princess
second and Madolin third. From this point
Princess Bowling led and won q splendidly-
contested race, by short length, in exceed
ingly fast time. At the finish. Brandolette
came with a rush and beat Retrieve for the
Fourth race, handicap sweepstakes, $50
each, with $500 added, one and one-eighth
miles-Starters: Famine, LOG, Hollis; Wood
craft, 102, Overton; Arundel, 102, Stoval;
AlmOnt, les; Tenacity, los; Bridge light,
100. Betting, to against Bridgelight, 3
to ! Famine, 4 to l WOodcraft, 8 to l Arun-
del, 10 to 1 the others. Famine was first
away, and was never headed. Tenacity ran
second for a mile. and then gave way TO
Woodcraft. Famine won by an open length,
with WoOdcraft second and Arundel third.
Time. l :54l3.
Fifth race, purse $500. penalties and al
lowances, three-fourths of a mile-Starters:
Sailor Boy, III, StOYaI; Guy Gray, SO, Fran
els; Lady Gay, 90, Warwick; Bonnie Kitty,
1Ol; Kate Miner, 90; Black Diamond, 1O1:
Boaster, 115; Miss Dolores, So. Betting 8 to
5 against Dady Gay, to l Sailor Boy and
Boaster s to l Bonnie Kitty, IS to Guy
Gray, 10 to 80 to the others. Lady Gay was
in front all the way TO within 200 yards of
the wire, pressed by Black Diamond and sal
lOr Boy, the latter taking the lead in front OF
the stand. and won by two lengths, with Guy
Gray second and Lady Gay third. Time,
l 10.
Sixth race, extra, purse and conditions as
in the fifth, three-quarters of Il mlle-Starters:
Gunshot. 1O4, Stoyal: Champagne Charlie,
los, Elkie: AYondale, 49, Steppe: Reserve.
205; Repeat, III; Lady Blackburn, So;
Mamie Hunt, 112; ChilhoWie. 113. Betting
was 2 to l against GunShot, 5 to 2 Avondale
and Champagne Charlie, 10 to so to L the
OlQGTS. IL WIZ Il UOt TdC6 DebW66u AYO0Qhl6
and GunShOt to midway Of the stretch. when
Champagne Charlie Joined them. At the end
of a driving finish Gunshot won by three
quarters of length from Champagne Char
lie. with AYondale third. Time, :1442.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
CHICAGO, July 2-Following are the
entries for Wednesdays races at Wash
ington park:
First race. one mile-Vinctura, 104; Corn
ME Blackburn, 104: Miss jackson. 104;
Manta Hardy, III: Winnepeg Ways, III;
Aunt Jennie, 1G4; Fanness, 10; Sam Da-
wilson, ITO.
Second race. three fourths of a mile. two
year-old handicap-GTace NJ, l05; Lena Ban,
1O2; Semaphore, 102; Outright. no; ia
ia, lob; Sister Geneva, 81; Red Light ITO.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth, selling
John Reber. l04; Oracle D, 80; Hornpipe,
lis: Glockner JOG; st. Nick, 1O4; Fred
erick, 101; Rhody Pringle, 108; The Elk,
50; st. Alban, 90.
Fourth race. mile and fourth, handicap
Runtress. 1l3; Stony Montgomery, 10l;
Hindoo Craft lGS; Big Three, LOG; Prather,
IO4; Monita Hardy, "a; Long Boy, 105; Los
Angeles. 112; Gladstone, 90; Montrose, liz;
Guilford, 100; Robin Hood, 1922
Fifth race. mile and three fourths. purse
Billy Pinkerton, 102; EStella 81: Ethel B,
%; Zulu, 10S: Cassandra. l0S; Vatout 90;
Pattaw. 81; DahlIa, %; Prodical Son, "a;
Cousin JeemS 1872; Only Dare Ia