St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-27
PALEsTINE'S RICH PRIZE.
He Wins the Kernwood Stakes at
Washington Park.

WASHINGTON PARK, CHICAGO, June
26.-Five races made up the card for the
afternoon and they were of an order
that furnished excellent sport. The
time made in the different events to-day
was fast, and should this weather con-
tinue it will be no surprise to see record
breaking in order. Attendance 1900.
Weather hot. Track fast.
First race, all ages, purse $500, one mile
Starters: Racine. 107, 2 to 8; Cecil B, 81, 4
Leonard. "a, SO to /; Gunshot III; 80 to l (;
Longshot, liz, Is to l; Woodford, "a, 20 to
1 !; Rambler, 121. 20 to l.
They were sent off first time, with
Racine, the favorite. having the best of
the flag, X second, Leonard third. The
position was the same to the three
quarters; Racine running easy. At
this point Cecil b was sent after the
leader, passing x at the head of the
stretch, but was unable to catch Racine,
who was whipped home, winner by half
a length from Cecil B second, by a
length from X third. Time, 1:41.
three-year- and upwards, one and one
eighth miles-Starters: Prophecy, l06 to
/ Wary. 40, 3 to L; Lewis Clark, IL, 10 to
1 !; Martin Russell. 10Y, 10 TO /; Tenacity,
lis, to 1: Quotation, los, Is to !; Ernest
Race, ITO, II to l; Cashier, 100, 20 to Il;
McMurtry, LOG, Is to l Hamlet, 1O3, l5 to
/ War Peak, ~, 10 to L; Jack Murray. 100,
80 to 1.
Tenacito got away in the lead, with
Russell and Clark close up. others
punched length to rear. Past the stand
McMurtry, Russell and Tenacity led
the bunch by two lengths. Nearly the
same position at the quarter; at the half
Prophecy went through, followed by
Wary. From this point they were the
only ones in it. Prophecy won by a
length and half from Wary, two
lengths ahead of Lewis Clark, third.
Time, 1:55.
Third race, the Kenwood stakes, a sweep
stakes for colts, two-year-olds, five furlongs-
Palestine. ia 4 to 1; Mount Joy, lib, 10 to
/; High Tariff, lib, to 1; Glen Rush, 113,
20 to L: Forerunner, 113, to l; Alan
Bane 121. to l; Thomas Mackin, lis, 10
to l; National, 113. 10 to l; Georgetown,
ter, I21, 10 to L; Laughter. 1l3, 10 to 1.
After three or four breakaways Pal
estine got off in the lead, Forerupner
and High Tariff half a length away, the
rest punched and close up. Palestine
made the running and was never
headed, romping home winner by two
lengths from Mount Joy second, three
lengths from High Tariff third. Time,
1:01I.
Fourth race free handicap. sweepstakes,
for three-year- olds. one mile-Starters: Mora,
Ito. even; Chapman, ITO, to L; Milldale,
ITO. to l: King Like, ITO; 10 to /; Julia
Magee, 112, 8 to l.
Julia Magee got the best of the start
by length and half, Milldale second,
followed closely by the others. At the
quarter it was Milldale, Magee and
Chapman; the same position around to
the three-quarter pole. Coming. into
the stretch Mora set after the leaders,
passing them furlong from home,
winning by length and half from
Chapman, who was that much in front
of Milldale third. Time, 1:42.
Fifth race for three-year-olds and up
wards, purse 500. mile and quarter
starters: Robespierre 195 even; Spokane
lit, 10 to l; Longevity, los, 10 to /.
RobespieFae got off first, and set the
pace, which was very fast one at the
start. He led all the way into the
stretch, the others running punched,
where Spokane took the lead, but only
for a moment, as R0bespierre put his
nose in front, just keeping it there and
going under the wire winner that
much in front of Spokane, second,
length away from Marion G, third.
Time, 1904.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, two-year-oles six fur1ongs =
Maggie Jordan, los; Donatello, 1Oa; Rose
Howard. ITO; Ed Leonard. 1I3: Warplot,
113; Kingman, 49, Minnie Elkin, lis;
Annie Brown, lis.
Second race, three-year-olds. one mile
Julia W., 1U3; FIyaway. ITO; Princess Limo
ITO; Workmate. ITO; Amelia, 10; Daisy f.,
llT. Mildalp ID. POlemIIS Id
Third race. handicap, one and one-six-
tenth miIes-Arundel, 1Ol; Blarneystone
Jr, 1902; Konglight, 81; Glockner. 122;
Louisa M, l00; Prin ce FoftdaarUs. Ill.,,