St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-04
BOOK MAKERS BEATEN.
An OFF Day for Everyone at Wash
ington Park.

CHICAGO, July Sit Wasan off day at
Washington park to-day, with moder-
ate attendance, light entries and a
features beyond very heavy betting, in
which the bookmakers had much the
worst of it. Details:
First race, purse $500, for three -year-old
fillies, allowances, one mile. Starters: Laura
Davidson, 10, o. Lewis; MOnita Hardy, III,
Covington; Miss Jackson, 104, Stovat; Aunt
Jennie, 1O4; Corinne Blackburn, 1O4; Win
ming Ways, III; Vinctura, 104; AIpena,
III. Betting, 2 to / Miss jackson, to 2
Mon1ta Hardy. to l Vinctura, z to Laura
Davidson, s to Winning Ways, 10 to 1 the
others. Vinctura was first away, but Miss
jackson at once took the lead and kept it to
near the half. where Laura Davidson passed
her and was not afterwards headed She
won BIZ three lengths. with Monlta Hardy
second and Miss jackson third. Time,
1:54A.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes, for
two-year-olds, SIS each wife $500 added,
three-fourths of mile-StarterS: Oracle M,
ITO, Barnes; Red Light, ITO; Sister Geneva,
o. Betting: 2 to Red Light and Jaja, 3to
l Oracle NJ 4 to l Outright, ID to l Sister
Geneva. REQ Light was first off but Oracle
M ran into the lead on the back stretch, and
keeping right along won handily by three
lengths Jaja was second, head in front of
outright. Time, :22i2.
Third race, selling, purse $500, mile and
one-siXteenth Glockner, log,
Stoval; ST. Adams, 90, Francis; The Elk, 90,
Freeman; Frederick, lO1; Rhody Pringle,
loS; Hornpipe us; John Reber. 104. Bet
ting, 4 to against Glockner; 3 to The
Elk and Frederick; 3 to st. Adams; 8 to 20
to the others. Glockner simply ran away
from the others and won, pulling up by ten
lengths st. Adams second, twenty lengths
before The Elk Time, 1:5S 10. The win
ner was sold to Jack Mcdonald for 5000.
Fourth race handicap sweepstakes, $40
each, with 500 added, one and one-fourth
miles-Starters: Clifford, 100. StoVal; Los
Angeles Murphy. no weight given; Hindoo-
craft, 1OS Hollis; Robin Hood, 1902; Big
Three, log: Gladstone, 96. Betting: Six to
5 against Los Angeles, to ! Clifford. Dip to
l Hfndoocraft, 10 to l the others. Big Three
turn Clifford took the lead and kept it to the
end Los Angeles made good effort in the
stretch, but could net get up, and was beaten
by two lengths; Hindoocraft third. Time,
ply As.
Fifth race purse $500, all ages, allowances,
three-fourthS of a mile-Starters: Estelle 2,
81. A. Covington; Cassandra, 3, 10S Barnes;
Zulu, 8, 10S, Allen: Only Dare, 1914; Ethel
B, SO; Dahlia, as. Betting even against
Eastelle, to 5 Zulu, 80 to 90 to / the
others. Zulu led TO the stretch. where
EStelle came through and won handily by
two lengths. Cassandra second, neck i'll
front OF Zulu Time 1:21 10.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race. fye-eighthS of a mile, maiden
two-year- olds.-Mt. Selamon, Ill: Barbe
Beach, Ill; Addy T, 1eS; Diena. 1os: Lena,
los; Harvester. Ill; Mary Malloy, 1oS;
Can Can, los; Eberlee, Ill; Gunwad, III;
Semaphore, 108; Togo, III; Lottie S, los;
Prodigal Son, Ill
Second race, one and half miles, purse
Capt. Wood, ia; Arundel. 116; Calyente.
104; Annie Blackburn 60; The Elk, 104;
Kemp Dellard, ] Ia; j. T., 80; Come to Taw