St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-24
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
Noah Armstrong; Spokane Out
footed by Wary.

Noah Armstrong; Spokane Out
footed by Wary.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Twelve thousand
people went to Washington park to-day
to attend the second days races of the
summer meeting. The weather was
clear and hot and the track fast.
First race, two-year-olds, selling, four fur
longs, purse $500, stake winners excluded
Starters: Mabelle, 115, q to Ia J, 115. to
los, 10 to /; 0drey, 109. z to i; Glenlivet,
;05. Is to Il; Blanche's Last. 105, 4 to l;
Drift, ITO, q to l Abby los. 20 to l; Leader
H, l09, 10 to i.
Glenlivet was off in the lead, the rest
close up, punched. At the first furlOng
they ran the same. Into the stretch
Mabelle came through, followed by
Burr Cooper and j j. Mabelle in
creased her lead, going under the WIRE
winner by three lengths ahead of J-J,
second, who was a head before Burr
Cooper, third. Time 500.
Second race, all ages, selling, purse: $500,
one mile-Starters: Duke of the Highlands,
100, 4 TO L; Hornpipe, Ito, to L; Vattell,
1OS IL to L; Amos A, 1902 5 to l; Lady
Blackburn, 81, to 1; Robin, 100, to !;
1; Loveland. 1n6, 10 to l; Captain B. 10 to
l Ruth, 90 10 to L; Winning Ways 103, s.
TO /. "a
Ruth went away in the lead, holding
that position easily to the three-quar-
tiers, where Duke of the Highlands came
up, followed closely by Vattell. Horn
pipe was three lengths away, with the
rest in bunch. Into the stretch Duke
of the Highlands led by two lengths,
Hornplpe second, a length in front of
Vattell. Hornpipe set out after the
Duke, but was unable to catch him, the
Duke winning by three-Quarters of a
length, Hornpipe second, two lengths
ahead of Vattell, third, the favorite,
Lizzie Fonso, last: In the send off Horn
pipe was last by six lengths. Time,
1:45M.
Third race, to carry weight for age and
penalties purse $3.50 mile and a half-Start
ers: Los Angeles, 106, TO 3; Jubilee, 107,
to / :; BrandoleLte, 102, to L; Grayson,
SO, s to 1.
Jubilee went off in the lead, Brando-
lette second, Los Angeles third. This
position was maintained to the mile and
a quarter, where Los Angeles and Jubi-
lee were running neck and neck,
Brandolette three lengths away and
Grayson beaten off. In the stretch Los
Angeles pulled away, going under the
wire winner by a length from Jubilee
SCCOHNls LII OAey JUL GSh
lengths away. Time, 2:45.
Fourth race, three year-oIds, purse $500.
mile and a sixteenth-Starters: Crawfish,
lis, 2 to 1; Mora, ITO, 1 to 2; Flyaway, Ito,
&I2 to 1; Later On, lis, 80 to 1.
FIyaway made the running to the
mile, where Crawfish and Mora set the
pace for home, passing Flyaway. Craw-
fish won by three-quarters of a length
from Mora, second, Flyaway third, two
lengths away. Time, 1855.
Fifth race, weight for age and penalties;
purse $780, mile and furlong--Starters:
Wary, 10Y, 5 to 2; Spokane, I09 z to 10;
Red Light, 81, to L; Boaz, 116, 8 TO L.
Red Light jumped off in the lead, but
was soon caught by Wary and Spokane,
who ran neck and neck to the half. At
the three-quarters Wary put his nose in
front. keeping there and going under
the wire a winner by a length from
Spokane second, who was two lengths
ahead of Red Light. Time, 2 minutes.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race, mile ana a sixteenth-Did not
fill; four furloDgs, two-year- olds, closes to-
day at a. m.
Second race, maidens, three vear-olds, mile
Rock, us; Corticelh, 49, Longevity, 115.
Third race, Lakeside stakes, five furlongs--
Drift. Ito; Longalette. 10; Prettiwit, ITO:
Ina B, 10; Cleopatra; 10; ogarita, 10:
Sandger, 10; Nellie wolf, ITO; Sister Linda,
us; Onlight, rs; Planichette, lis; Philora,
lis; Ida PickWIck, 11S.
Fourth race, handicap, nine furlongs-
Arundel, 100; Hamlet, los; Vermont Ill !;
Cashier, los; Warpeak, 100; Business. Ie5;
Al Farrow, 1875: Mora. 50: Ganymede. 90
Robespierre, 100.
Fifth race, six furlongs heats-Unite, ia;
Katie S. Ia; Tom Karl, III; Neva C, liz;
Vidette, 117: Bertha, la; LitDert, 49,;
ReSprve Second 119 49,
Selections: Second race, Longevity and
CorticellI; third race, Philora and Ida Pick
wick; fourth race, Robespierre and Hamlet;
fifth race. Bertha and Unite. i9.