St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
CALFORNIA'S PRIDE.
The Undine Stables Speedy
Rinfax Wins the Friendly
Stake at Chicago.
His Stable Mate, Homer, Fin
ishes Close Up, CaptuP-
ing the Place.
Blue Rock Outfoots the Dwy-
er Bros Eon at Mon
mouth Park.
Haggin's Peerless Salvador
Has a Walk for a Rich
Stake.


the card for to-day, the chief event be-
ing the third race. the Friendly stakes
for two-year-oIds. The Winters stable
entry, Rey Del Rey and San Juan, be-
inc drawn left the California contingent
TO be represented by the UndIne sta
bles. who sent to the starter RinfaX
and Homer Among the other starters
were the prominent performers Chimes
and Kingman, who received heavy sup
port in the betting ring, on their public
form. The Undine entries were hot
favorites and did not disappoint
their hackers. as they had it their own
way after the first quarter. RinfaX win
ming easily by two lengths from his
stable companion; Ringman third by
short length. The track was trifle
slow this afternoon, caused by heavy
showers Just prior to the opening OF the
races. Attendance was 5000.
First race. one mlle-Starters: Jack Muir
ray, 10Y, to 10; DR.. Nave, 10Y, q to D.
Murray got off first in the start. but
DR.. Nave soon caught up and at the
quarter they were even. When they
reached the half they were still even,
and also at the three-quarteIS. but at
the stretch Nave put his nose ahead
and kept it there until they reached the
wire, beating the fayorite by head.
Time, :56.
Second race. mile and furlong- Starters:
Jed, lo4, 3 to /; Cecil B, 1O4. even: Long
eyity. 1O4, ) TO l. Winning Ways 107. 10 to
/; Oklahoma Kid, 100. 10 to /; Meckle Il,
JOY, 10 to /; Kaloolah, 100, to l; y, liz,
20 to l.
The horses cot off well, with Winning
Ways in the lead, Kaloolah second and
Jed third At the quarter kaloolah was
first, Cecil b second, Jed third. At the
half Kaloolah was ahead, Jed and Cecil
y head and head, with Meckie II fourth.
AT the threc-quarterS kaloolah was
ahead, jed second and Cecil b third'
At the stretch Kaloolah was still ahead.
and kept so to the wire, winning by
three lengths. with Longevity second
by length, Winning Ways third, and
another favorite beaten. Time, 2:05.
Third race, the Friendly stakes, for two
yeaf-olds, fiye-eighths of mile Starters:
Palestine 123, & to /; Chimes, 1lS, 3 to l;
Dundee, 1lS, 8 to l, coupled; Homer, 1lo,
even; Rinfax lIS. even, coupled; Marietta,
Abner, Ill 20 to L; Mount JOY, l. Il. q to l;
Mirabeau, III, 10 to l Ell Carmen. Ill, 10
to !: Sister Linda, 1l5. 10 to k1ngman,
11S 10 to l, coupled; 1 B, IL, to l.; An
chorist, Ill, s to l, coupled; High Tariff.
III, Is to / Balgowan, lis, 10 to l.
AT last, after forty-five minutes of
tedious waiting, in which there were
numerous breakaways, the eighteen
starters got Off with good start, RlnfaX
first, high Tariff second, Balgowan
third. At the quarter it was Rinfax,
Homer. Dundee, and they kept in this
position to the last furlong, where
KIngman relieved Dundee of third
place. Coming under the wire it was
Rinfax first by two lengths. Homer
second, one length ahead or Kingman,
third. Time. LOG.
Fourth race. mile and a half-Starters: Or
ME 40, 8 to ]; Hamlet l07, TO D; Prince
Fortunatus 105, 3 TO l; Business 80, 2l2
10 !.
Ormie got off first, with Hamlet sec
ond and Business third. At the quar-
ter Ormie was one length ahead of
Prince FortunatuS, with Hamlet third.
AT the half Ormie was first, with Ham
let and Prince Fortunatus head and
head. At the three-quarters Ormle was
half length ahead of Hamlet, three
quarters of length ahead of Prince
Fortunatus. At the mile it was Ormle
and Hamlet head and head, Prince
Fortunatus three lengths behind. They
kept this position to the stretch, where
Ormie got ahead and came under the
wire two lengths ahead of Hamlet, with
Prince Fortunatus three lengths be-
hind. Time, 2:4S.
Fifth race. mile, heats-Starters: Wary,
ia. to 4; Loupe, loo, 10 to i; Lottie s.
81, 3 to 1.
In the start. first heat, Wary and Lot
tie S got off together and kept perfectly
even all the way round up to the
straight, where Wary pulled away from
Lottie and came under the wire first
two lengths ahead of Lottie S, with
Loupe ten lengths behind. Time. 1884
Second Heat-Wary. no betting; Lot
tie S. IS to l. When they got off Wary
had her nose in front, but I.ottie soor
caught up. and at thequarter they were
even. At the half Lottie S was a nose
ahead, but at the three-quarterS Wary
had caught up and they we're ever
again. Now Wary began to run, anC
at the straight she was in the lead by {
head, gaining slowly, ana she came un
der the wire first length ahead of Lot
tie s. Time, :56I.