St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-20
GREAT DAY FOR FAVORITEs.
They Sweep Everything Before
Them at Washington Park.

CHICAGO, July l9.-The attendance at
Washington park to-day was about 5000.
The track was heavy, but the favorites
had it all their own way, winning clear
through the programme. The chief
event was the Dearborn handicap for
three-year-olds, which Hindoocraft won,
carrying the top weight. The meeting
ends tomorrow. Details:
First race, maiden two-year-olds, purse
5000, f1ve-eighths OF a mie-Starters: Lizzie
Fonso, los, Stoval; Celia B, us, Williams;
Irene IL. 1uS, Covington: Maid OF Rtchland,
los; Bessemer, los; Julia Magee. 1l5; Ven
ango. us; Bessie Briggs, les. Betting to
2 against Lizzie Fonso 3 to l Cecil b; to
l Venango; s to Julia Magee; 10 to 40 to
the others. Bessemer and Lizzie Fonso were
the leaders to the stretch, where the latter
went to the front and won handily by
length and half, with Cecil b second and
Irene ii third. Time, i;0712.
Second race maiden twoyear-olds, purse
$500, FIVE eighths of mile-Starters Sena,
lOS. Covington; Mt Lebanon los, l. Lewis;
Flambeau, Ill, Finnegan: Kilduff, 11S.
Betting to 5 against Sena, to Mt Leba-
non, to l Flambeau, II to Kilduff. Flam-
beau led for a quarter, after which Sena
took the lead and kept it to the end, winning
easily by an open length with Mt Lebanon
second and Fiambeau third. Time, LOS.
Third race, purse $500, allowances, three;
Barnes; Havillah, lO1, Fox; Spinnette, 112.
Ray; Champagne Charlie, 9S: jake Toms,
lO6; Gunshot, lis; Crispiner, 112; st.
Leger, 10s. Betting was 2 to 1 against
Catalpa and Champagne Charlie, 4 to 1
Havillah 6 to Spinnette,. II to 30 to the
others. Havillah was the leader to the
stretch, where Catalpa caught her and won
by three parts of a length, with Spinnette
third. Time, 100.
Fourth race, purse, 5000, allowance;
he IF q O1ilQ. CfQrtQry. ElnrnnQS
E, l04, Covington; earns, III, Stoval; Au-
dra. lO4. o. Lewis; Bonnie Kitty, 90; Long
Brook, 107; Hayco, 50; Chandler, SO; re-
ecno o. Betting II TO 10 against Florence
L; to 2, Bonnie Kitte: 8 to L. Carus and
Re-echo; IL to % to /, the others. Long
Brook led for quarter, but Florence then
passed him and won in canter by five
lengths, with Carus second and Audra
poor third. Time, 1:21.
Fifth race the Dearborn handicap, for
three-year-olds, so each with $1,000 added,
mile and an eighth, worth S1,915 to the win
ner-Starters: Hindoocratt, I18, Ray; Cast
away II, 10, Taral; Ganymede 10, Barnes:
Floodude, III; Annie Blackburn, lis;
Mamie Fonso, 107. Betting: 3 to 2 against
Hindoocraft, to Mamie Fonso to l
Ganymede, 5 to l Castaway II and Annie
Blackburn coupled, Is to l Floodtde. Cast
away ii led for six furlongs, closely pressed
by Floodtide. At the three-quarters Hindoo-
craft took the lead and kept it to the end.
beating Castaway ii length, with Gany-
mede a good third Time, 2:O2
Sixth race, purse $780, mile heats-Start
ers: Dad, 104, Barnes; Leiderkranz, 102,
Fox; Arundel, l19, Williams; John Reber,
l04; Tenlike, 104 Betting before the first
heat, to against Dad. 3 to Arundel, 4 to
l Leiderkranz, 20 to / the others. After the
heat II to LeiderkranZ, Is to ! Arundel,
John Reber, 100 to | Tenlike. Dad won
both heats as he pleased Leiderkranz second
in each, and Arundel third in the last heat.
Time. ] 80, 1912.
Seventh race, purse $500, winners at this
meeting, one and one siXteenth miles
Starters: Los Angeles ia. Barnes; Queen
of Trumps 1O1, Ray; Harry Glenn ia,
Frazier Betting, 3 to against Los An
geles; to Queen of Trumps; u to 1
Harry Glenn. Los Angeles was the leader
all through and won from Queen of Trumps
by three quarters of a length. Time,
155 40