St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-19
CAPTURED BY CAMEO.
A so to 1 Shot Wins the Lakeview
Handicap at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July ia fine attendance
witnessed the races at Washington Park
to-day. The track was in splendid con-
dition, and the time scored in some Of
the races very fast, HindOocraft doing
mile and a quarter in the last race
within quarter Of a second Of the
record. The main race of the day, the
Lakeview handicap for two-year-olds,
fell to Cameo, with 90 to laid against
her in the early stages of the betting
and 40 to l at the post.
First race, purse $500. non winners at this
meeting, one nile-Starters: Bravo 102.
Ray; Winona, 10, Barnes; Cassius. no,
Taral; Champagne Charlie, 100; Pink Cot
lage. liz: Clara c. 112; Biedsoe, leo: Leila
May, 10 Betting 2 to l against Cham
payne Charlie, to 2 Cassius. 5 to Bravo,
to Clara c., - to so to l the others.
Champagne Charlie led to the stretch where
at the end Of q desperate race Bravo won by
a head, with Winona second. a head before
Cassius. Time :4I4
Second race, purse 5000, three year-olds.
one and One-sixteenth miIes-Starters: Lo-
ton, I09 Taral; Winning WAYS, 10, Barnes;
Etruria, SO. Finnegan; Blantyne, 100; Cora
Fisher, 101; Mandolin. l04. Betting, to
against Mandolin. = to Winning Ways, z to
1 Lotion and Etruria, 20 to 1.-the others.
Mandolin and Etruria were leaders to the
NueI6 LOllOu DdSStu llloul dilu nUH
by half length, with Winning Ways second
and Etruria third. Time 1914.
Third race, the Lakeview handicap, for,
tWo-year-olds, so each, with $1,000 added,
three fourths OF q mile. worth So, 265 to the
winner-Starters: Cameo, 1913 Williams;
Avondale, l1s, l. Lewis: Penn P, 40, MUIR
ply; Helter Shelter. 1872; Ballyhoo, lO6;
PO1hemus- I02; Flyaway, 1I7' Honduras,
los; Prodigal son, los; Rosemont 10s.
Betting to l against Prod1gal Son; to l.
Nv Day,s, D. fO . ovid
to l, Cameo; 10 to 40 to l, the others. Heller
Shelter led to the stretch, where Cameo
forged to the front and won by an open
length, with Ayonda1e second and Penn P
third Time, l rs As.
Fourth RECOURSE $500, selling, three
fourthS of q mile. Starters: Josephus I09,
Brittou: DouSman 100, Barnes; Business
1G9. Williams: Paddy 109, Long Brook 107,
Robin leo. Dutehman 112, Gov Ross SO,
Sherwood I07, Repeat 100, Won Fromp 109
Audra I04. Faunus SO, Kate Bensherg 107,
Billy Pinkerton l07. Betting to l against
Faunus; ) to l DouSman and Repeat: 9 20 l
Won Trome; 10 TO Josephus: lotto so to
the others. To very bad start Long Brook
and Josephus led to the stretch, where jose
plus got in front and WoD by length with
Dousman second and Business placed third.
Time 1:15A.
Fifth race, purse and conditions as in the
fourth. three-fourths of a mile.-Starters:
EstelIe. Sc. Stevenson: Zulu, SO, Barnes;
Miss Belle, 81, Porter: Oracle NJ, Sc; March
burn 1913; Trust, III; Josie NJ, 90; Bravo,
i03; Fayette, liz; Kedar Khan, ia: Aunt
Kate So Betting, to D againat Estelle 6 to
l Murchburn, Z to Bravo and Zulu, 10 TO
so to l the others. EsteI1e led all the way
and won easily by a length, Zulu second and
Miss Belle third. Time. 1:t44.
Sixth race purse 5000, for winners at this
meeting one and one-fourth miies-Starters:
Hindeoerafr, 1o7. Ray; Princess Bowling,
102, Barnes: Brandolette. 1872 Steyal: Flood
Tide, 1o7. Betting, 6 to against Princess
Bowling; 8 to and Z to l the other two.
Hindooeraft led all through and won mag
nifeent race by length and half in front
of Princess Bowling, with Bfandolette good
third Time 2:01L