Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-30
SPEEDY Ell RIO BEY.
The Remarkable Yodngster Wins
Again at Chicago.
STARTING FOR THE BIG BATTLE.
The Sullivan Kilrain Parties Preparing for
Their Journey.
EXCITING TRoTTING AT FRANKLIN

| CHICAGO, June 29.-The races at Washington
Park to-day drew an attendance of 1900 spec
tators and we're splendidly contested all
| through. The weather was hot and the track
very fast. The principal feature was the per-
formance of the great 2year-old, Ell Rio Bey,
| in conceding weights to all of his opponents in
| the Kenwood stakes and winning in exceeding
| ly fast time, after hard struggle with Protec-
| ton. Details:
First race, purse $780, all ages, maiden and non
winning allowances. three quarters Of mile
Serenader won,. Aloha second, Vidette third.
Time, 1:144.
Second race, purse $500. three quarters of mile
--Irene won by short length, Geraldine second,
| Marchburn third Time, l:H14.
Third race, handicap sweepstakes. s15 each, with
| 5000 added, mile and an eighth Bridgclight led
| into the stretch with Bonita and ElytOn alter
| nately second and third. In front Of the stand
Bonita made rush and won by two lengths,
while Elyton beat Brldgelight head for place.
Fourth race, Kenwood stakes for 2-year-old
colts $50 EACH with 81, 600 added worth g $50 to
| the winner, flve-eighths of mile-Ja Ka, Pro-
lection and Honduras were first away. Protec-
tion led at the half with Honduras second and ia
Ka third. At the three-quarters Honduras
head in front of Protection with FL Rio Bey third.
betweenEl Rio Bey. Protection and Penn P, and
| at the end of desperate race home Ell Rio Bey
| won by q nose from Protection, with Penn q
| length farther back. Ell Rio Bey's performance
| old Time. I:Oi
Fifth race, handicap. sweepstakes for s-year-
| last furlong New Castle came out and won easily
| by three lengths. with Floodtide second and
Brown Princess third. Time, 1:42A.
| Sixth race, purse $500 maiden and non-winnng
allowances, one and one,quarter miles--Early
effort to overhaul him in the stretch with Cali
ente. but ii was of no avail, and Early Dawn won
/ by two lengths, Caliente second, Lady Hemphill
third. Time, 2:0SA.
Following are the entries for Mondays
Washington Park races:
First race, maiden 3-year-oids, one mile-Cas-
sella l12 pounds, Logic H. The Deacon III, Swamp
Fox ll2, Devonie 107, Bondmaid 107, Etruria 107,
Kate Malone l0E Plunder liz.
Second race, maiden 2-year-olds fve-eighths Of
a mile-Kiro, III pounds; Gunwad. Ill: Har-
vester, Ill; King Fortune, Ill; Isaac Lewis, Ill;
Expense Ill; Bill Letcher III; Little Rabbit, 10s
Edith Gray 108.
Third race, extra, maiden 2-year-olds, FIVE
eighths of a mile-Silver King. Iii pounds; Aba
lone, Ill; Tioga Ill; Prodigal Son, III: Mayor
Nolan, Ill; Dilemma, los; Eyalina, 10S; Sema-
O'Lee los; Aunt Kate, los.
mesHBridgeiigh @ iiS pounds; md I Big Three. ios;
Bonita. 108: Oarsman, les; Landlady, 101: Dad,
100: Clifford, 100: Glendale, 1OS; Bonnie King, 95
Fifth race, selling, one mile-Fostoral, 10S
S5: Story Teller. 93 Electricity, co. Thankful. co.
Chestnut Bell. 10S.
Sixth race (extra), selling mile-St. Nick, lis
los, S' Kedyar ios Golighty ios Iirth ioi, Jake
Toms 100.
Seventh race, handicap, three-quarters mile
Pat Donovan ia pounds, Bridgelight Ia Spin
ne M @ MaSe 5 SoRg @ wGons @
Tom Hood 103 Cupid l00 Jennie Mcfarland 100
Leontine 9s, Balance 9S.