St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-25
A Short Horse Wins the Lake.
side Stakes at Washing
ton Park.
Coal Baron SCOTS Bolero
Wins the Zephyr Stake at
Sheephead.
Playboy and Harvey Capture
the Initial Races at Still
water.
Sullivan and jackson Likely
to Fight in the Old
Dominion. i

scented for the third days events con-
sisted of five events, with heat race
for the last one of the afternoon.
Among the starters were number who
have performed most creditably thus
far in the season, and a few of them
having come first and second under the
wire at the meeting. The track was
very fast. Weather sultry. Attend
ance, $500. The strike on the Illinois
Central road reduced the attendance
quite considerably.
First race, two-year-olds. selling, purse
S6UO, half mile-Starters: Silver Charm,
96, lO to L; Woodford, Ito, q to l; Penny
Royal, 215, 8 to L; Ithica, 1O5. IL to 1; Sax
onette, los, 10 to / Laura DOXey, log, to
l: Annie Brown, lis. to 1 Onlight. us,
II to 1.
Silver Charm got the best of the start
by length. Saxonette and w oodford
putting out for the running, Anna
Brown, the favolite, last. AT the quar-
ter Silver Charm was still in the lead by
two lengths, SaXOnette second, a length
in front of Woodford, who was two
lengths ahead of the balance, who were
punched. Into the stretch WoodfOrd
set out after Silver Charm and Saxon
cite, passing the latter a furlong from
home, but was unable to catch the
leader. who won by length, Wood
ford second, three-quarters of length
from Penny Royal third; rest strung
out. Time, :4915.
Second race, for maidens, three-year-o lds;,
purse 5000, one mile. starters: Longevity,
1l5: Rock. 115; Corticelli, lis.
Rock got off in front by three-quarters
of a length, Corticeli second, neck in
front of Longevity. At the quarter,
Corticeli led by half a length, -Jonge-
witty and Rock neck and neck. Atthe
three-quarters, Corticelli was beaten off
by Longevity. first, by one length ahead
of Rock. Longevity won by two lengths
from Rock, second, C0rticelli three
lengths behind. Time ;461a.
Third race The Lakeside stakes, a sweep
stakes for fllies two-year-olds. worth $500
to the winner, the second receiving 5000 and
third S1pO, five furlongs-Starters: Philora.
] Is, 4 to l !; Esperanto, ITO. 6 10 5: Mary G,
ITO, s to l; Ida Pickwick. lis, to l; Plan
Ghetto. l1o, Is to l; Longalette 10, 20 to l;
Prettiwit, ITO, IL to | /; Cleopatra, Ito, 7 to
5; Sister Linda, lis, 2, to l; Miss Hawkins,
ITO, 8 to L; Belle Songer, ITO, 20 to l; Ina
B, Ito, 20 to l.
After long delay at the post, Philora
had the best of the flag. although at the
head of the stretch Prettiwit and Plan
Ghetto set after her, but could never get
up, and dropped back. In the run
home Philora won by length from Es
peranza. second, who was three lengths
away from Mary G, third, the rest
beaten off. Time, 1929.
Fourth race free handicap sweepstakes for
three-year-olds and upwards mile and an
eighth, worth $500 to winner. second horse
to receive Sl50-Starters:, Robespierre, 100,
= to / Business 50, 10 to l; Arundel 100,
L; hamlet 1O5. 5 to L Cashier 105, % to l;
War Peak lOO,15 to l; Al Farrow 1862 to l.
Al Farrow got away first, Hamlet half
a length behind, three-quarterS of
length IN front of RobeSpierre. The
rest close upand punched. At the first
furlong Robespierre took the lead, hold
ing it to the end, winning by two
lengths from Business second, neck
ahead of Arundel third. Time, 1:55H.
Fifth race. three-fourths of mile, heats,
weight for age and penalties, purse $3.50
Vidette, III, 10 to l Reserve, 119, 10 to l.
Katie S, la, to L; Bertha, ia, 8 to 5;
Tom Karl, III, 10 to l. Litpert, 119, 10 to l.
Vidette took the lead, holding it to
the stretch, Tom Karl and Unite neck
and neck, others punched. At the
stretch Unite came up, running home
winner by two lengths from Vidette,
second, length in front of Reserve,
third. Time. LII.
kOGCOHu I1cdl-DtItluS. Multi D. U W
l; Unite, even; Bertha, to 5; others,
10 to /.
Katie S got off in the lead, but Unite
and Bertha caught her at the first quar-
ter, running in that order to the stretch,
where Katie S came away, winning by
a length from Unite, second. half
length in front of Bertha. Time, III.
Third Heat-Betting: KatieS S, even;
Unite, to 5. Katie S jumped away in
the lead, holding it to the wire, winning
by ten lengths. Time, 1913.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, one mile-Lady B lackburn, 80:
Etruria, 90: Palisade, 104; 3 larney Stone,
1O4; Macauley. 119.
Second race two-year-olds, five furlongs-
Sorceress, 1OS; Hindooette, 1913; Blanches
Last, los; King Solomon. Ill; Harry Ray,
ILL., Burr Cooper, I1S; Kingman. lis.
Third race, handicap, mile and a half
Mount Lebanon, SO; Ed McGinnis, 113;
Bonita, ITO; Flyaway. SO; Hypocrite, 10;
Brandoletie, 100; Sunny Brook, 81; Out
bound, 104.
Fourth race selling, nine furlongs-Hap-
pinesS, 10l; Nina Archer, 1O1; Hocksey,
104; Lizzie b, 10Y; Ira Bride, 1910
Blackburn, ITO; Boaz, lib; Clamor, 1l2:
Ormie, 1l3.
Fifth race, three year-olds, mile and one
sixteenth-Flyaway, III; Cameo. III;
Crawfish, 122: Blarneystone Jr., 122.
Selections-First race, Palisade and Blarny
stone Jr.; second race, Kin gman and
Hindooette; third race. Hypocr1te and
Brandolette; fourth race, Clamor and Hap
piness; fifth race, Crawford and Cameo.