St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
DONE BY DAISY.
Demon Jockey Stoval Rides the
Winner Of the Lakeside Stakes.

CHICAGO, June 25.-This was the
second regular day of the Washington
Park meeting, the Lakeside stakes for
three-year-old fillies being the principal
feature. The attendance was large,
about 7,0CO spectators witnessing some
excellent racing over fine, fast track.
The performance of Daisy F in beating
Flyaway for the Lakeside stakes was
the leading feature OF the day.
First race, purse 5000, three-year-olds and
upwards, penalties and allowances. one and
one-sixth miles-Starters: Long Dance, JOY,
Barnes; Duke of the Highlands, 107. Allen;
Wagran, ll2, Winchell Post odds, to 10
against Duke of the Highlands; . to Long
Dance; 10 to l Wagram. Long Dance took
the lead from the start and was not once
headed during the race, though The other two
pressed him hard for seven furlongs. At the
finish he was five lengths before Duke OF the
Highlands. Time, 80:
Second race, purse 5000, maiden three
year-olds, one mile-Starters: Robin Hood,
lis, Winchell; Logic, us. Murphy; Miss
jackson, no, Stoval; Devonie, ITO, New
castle, lis, and Brewster, lis. Betting, $40
5, Robin Hood; 3 to D, Logic; 3 to 1, New
castle and Miss jackson; II to 2, the others.
Brewster led the field by three lengths around
in good finish Robin Hood drew away and
won from Logic by three lengths. with Miss
jackson good third. Time, :43ls,
Third race, the Lakeside stakes, tWo-year-
fve-eighths of mile, value to winner
S3.O7O-Starters: Daisy F 112, Barnes; !;
Flyway 1T. Stoval; English Lady 105, AL
len: Estelle, 112; Lena Ban, 1I2 ;Amelia, 2;
Ballyhoo, 10; Lillian Lindsay, III; Mary Ma
day. lO5 ;Evalnia, I05; Miss Belle. 1l2: Sina-
loa. los. Betting, z to 10 Flyaway, 3 to l
Daisy F, ) to l English Lady; 80 to so to l
the others. To an excellent start Flyaway
and Daisy F were first away and ran locked
to within fifty yards Of the wire, where Fly
away was beaten. Daisy won by length,
with Flyaway a half-length before English
Lady. Time, 1:O1A.
Fourth race, handicap sweepstakes, S15
each, 5000 added, one and oneeighth miles
100, Soden; Beaconsfeld, 112 King: Clara
c, Il2; Tudor, 100; Dad, 104; Poteen, 115 !;
Leontine, 81: Tenacity, 100. Betting: to
against Clara c and Maori, 6 to Poteen
and Leontine, z to l Bonita, 10 to-
Tenacity, 80 to the others. 1t was a fast
and splendidly contested race throughout,
Maori leading all the way and winning by a
neck from. Bonita, with Beaconsfeld two
lengths away. Time. 1:544.
Fifth race, purse $500. all ages, three-quar
tiers of mile-Starters: Big Brown jug,
LA, Winchell: Arundel, Ia, Murphy; Proph-
ecy. 112, Gerhardy; Cassius, ia: Bonita
Belle, 10Y: Aunt Kate, II; Charlotte j, SO;
Gendelia, 1O9; Sailor Boy, ia: Not Idle,
1O9. Betting: 5 10 against Not luie, IO
/ Arundel, to l Prophecy and Charlotte J.,
to Sailor Boy. II to 30 to l against the
Others Aunt Kate led for half mile. with
Not Idle and Sailor Boy close up. In the
stretch Prophecy led for time, but at the
wire Big Brown jug was first by length,
with Arundel second and Glendelia third. A
claim of foul against the winner was not al
lowed. Time. 1:l6l2.
Sixth Race extIa, same conditions as the
fifth, three-fourth of mile.-Starters; Sallie
Hagan, 90, Warwick; Princess Bowling,
Allen; Pink Cottage, 100, Barnes; Kaloolah.
1O9: Won Tromp; 112, Swifter. So; Mamie
Hunt, 169: Kemp billiard, ia; Tom Hood,
Bowling; to Pink Cottage; 5 to l Kaloo-
lah; z to Sallie Hagan: 8 to Won Tromp,
10 to so to l others. At the start Oracle M
took the lead and kept it to the half post,
where Sailie Hagan passed her, and led to
the end. 1t was driving finish, but Sallie
Hagan won by neck from Princess Bowling,
with Pink Cottage third. Time IA.