St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-28
KALOOLAH'S KILLING.
CovingtOn Lands the Winner of
the OakwOOd Handicap.

CHICAGO, June 27.-The Oakwood
handicap was an attraction that drew
$4,000 spectators to Washington park
to-day. The weather was cool and
pleasant and the track in good condi-
ton, but not as fast as on the day previ-
Gus owing to light rainfall last night.
The racing all through was of the finest
description and marked by the over
throw of most of the favorites. Details
are as follows:
First race, purse 5000, non,winning and
Starters: Long Boy, A, 1O9, Breckenridge;
Kate Malone. 5, So, a over Porter; Lizzie
B, 4, 1O2. Elkie; Contempt 10Y; Rese. We.
lO1; Dermont, 90; ELECTRICITY, 81; Carrie
Burke, 102; Mcdowell, SO; Dancing Kid
Betting 8 to Long Boy, to Mamie Hunt
and Kate Malone. 10 to so to l the others.
Contempt led for the quarter, on the turn
Long Boy and Kate Malone drew away from
the others, and at the finish Long Bow as
first by a length. Kate Malone second and
Lizzie B third. Time, 1:16
Second race, extra, purse and conditions
as in the first. three -fourtAs of a mile-Start-
ers: Irene, A., 104. Stoyal; Catalpa, 5. lO4,
Allen; Maori, =. lO7, Barnes; Geraldine, 10Y;
100; Spinnette, 1O4; Kate Bensberg, 1O2'
and Tom Hood, 1O5. Betting: Two to i
against Geraldine. 8 to Little Minch, to /
Maori, to Irene, ~ to 100 to the others
Maori, Little Minch and Geraldine raced at a
killing pace to the furlong, where Stoval
brought Irene up and won easily by an open
length. while Catalpa beat Maori a head for
the place. Time, 1:14A4.
Third race. purse $500, two -year-olds, five
eighths of a mile-Starters: English LADY
l0s. Stoyal; Alarm Bell los. Wincbell: Aa Ex.
travagance Ill. Allen: Dilemma, lOS: Can
Can, 1OS; Isaac Lewis, Ill; POlhemus III:
Red Light, 12l. Betting 6 to against En-
glish Lazy, 4 to l Isaac Lewis, 5 to Extrav-
agance 6 to Red Light 8 to Alarm Bell
Is to 20 to the others. Can Can led for a
half mile, with Red Light second. In the
stretch English Lady took the lead and won
handily. with Alarm Bell second and Ex-
travagance third. Time, 1 :O3
Fourth Race-The Oakwood handicap, $50
each, FL. F., with $1,000 added, $500 to sec
ond and S1oO to third, one and oneeighth
miles-Starters: Kaloolah. g. 100, Coving-
ton; Bridgelight, 4, 100, Finegan: lie Prem
ier, g. 95, Francis; Hindoocraft, 10; Ten
acity, lO6; Once Again. los; Leontine, 9S;
Dad, 10Y; Stony Montgomero, 95; Beacons-
field, 1Os; Winena, 104; Los Angeles, 121 :;
The Chevalier, los; Fayette, 100; Wahsatch,
90; Wooodcraft, 1O2. Betting to against
Hindoocraft; to L. LIE Premier; 6 to l, Ka-
looIah; 7 to /, Once Again; 8 to /, Los
and The Chevalier; 20 to l, Tenacity, Leon.
tine, and Fayette; 25 to so to l the others.
Hindoocraft was first off to a
beautiful start. As they swept by the stand
Woodcraft was leading, with LeOntine Sec
ond and Hindoocraft third, but the field was
well punched. At the quarter the order was
Woodcraft. Once Again and Hind0ocraft. At
the half Once Again and Woodcraft were
head and head, the field following in close
bunch. Woodcraft still led as they swung
into the stretch. At furlOng from the wire
it was grand struggle with the contestants,
almost parallel across the track, and Hindoo-
craft appearing to have a good winning
chance as anything in it. In the final rush
Kaloolah showed the most speed, and won a
great race by a short length, with Bridgelight
second, half length in advance OF La Pre-
mier Time, 1:54A.
Fifth face, purse $500, selling, one and
one-sixteenth miles-Starters: Frederick, 4,
lU2, Overton; Ernest Race, 4, SO, Gerhardy
Mirth, 4. 81. Freeman; Antonio, 5, 80; Hol-
land, 4, SO. Betting, to 20 against Freder-
lea, 4 to Ernest Race, 6 to l Mirth, IL to l
Holland, 2O to Antonio. Ernest Race led
to the half, with Holland running, second;
On the turn Grederica assumed the lead, and
kept it to the end, winning easily by two
lengths, with Ernest Race second, head in
front of Mirth Time, | so.
Sixth race, purse $500, three -year-olds.
non-winners allowed ten pounds, one mile
Starters: Winning Ways, LOT, Warwick
Lady Hemphiil, 1O7, Stoval; Yeugeur, 122,
122, Seaman: Flood Tide, l22. Betting
to against Veugeur, 2 to Lady Hemp
Veugeur showed the way around to the
stretch, but in the run he was passed by
Winning Ways and Lady Hemphlll, the
former winning an easy race by two lengths,
Lady Hemphill second and Veuguer third.
Time, 1:44.