St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-19
PALFIENA's PLUM.
Marcus Days Filly Wins the
LakeyieW Handicap at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-To-day's card at
Washington Park contained fair fields,
and the result was good racing. The
starts in nearly every event were Of a
very poor class, in many cases several
horses being left so badly that they
were never in it. In the Lakeyiew
handicap Marcus Days two-year-0ld
filly won after driving finish from the
|. head of the stretch, with Bramblebush
second. Smiths entry, Long Shot and
AL Farrow, had an easy thing in the
last race, capturing the race and place.
Attendance, 5000.
First race. for three year-olds and up
wards. purse $500, mile-Starters: Eli, 80,
to l; Lady Blackburn, "a, 10 to L; Win
to L; Laura Davidson. 10Y, 8 to 2; j T. 1i2,
8 TO 1 Jake Miller. 112, 80 to 1; Fayette,
ia, 8 to L: Vattell, la, 10 to 1; Lewis
Clark, LA, to L; Loupe. Ia. 80 to 1.
Eli got off in the lead by half a length,
Vattell and Lady Blackburn even up,
the others punched and not far away.
At the quarter Lady Blackburn was
first, Eli second and Louise M right up.
At the half, three-quarters and into the
stretch Eli was leading and all whip
ping hard. Coming out of the stretch
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Laura Davidson, taking her head and
the whip, shot after them. passing the
pair at sixteenth from home, Eli and
Louise M whipping hard. Davidson
won by length, Louise M second by a
neck, Eli third. Time. 1:43I. d
Second race, for three year-olds. selling,
purse $500, mile and one-sixteenth-Sen
SO. to 2; Nina Archer, 1O4, 3 to 1 Mary j.
90. to /.
Mary got a length the best of the
start and was leading into the stretch,
when Nina Archer took the lead. but
could not keep ahead of the filly, which
little Sloan was riding as if his life de
pended on it. Attic furlong Sena came
up and took after Mary J, but could get
no nearer than her saddle girth. Mary
won. Sena second. Time, :4Ss1.
Third race, the Lakeview handicap sweep
stakes for two-year-olds Goals OF 1883
three-fourths of a mile-Starters: Dundee,
lis. to l; Chimes, ]1S, 8 to (coupled) !;
Rainier, los, 40 to 1; Donaletto, lilo. & to / !;
Anarchist. l07. Yosemite, lo7 Coupled. 20
10S, % to /; San Juan, 10Y, 2 to l; Hue
meme, los, to l !; Palfiena. ITO, 6 to l.
DonalettO was away in the lead, with
Anarchist and San Juan well up. the
others punched. length away. At the
quarter Anarchist, San Juan and Pal
fiena were head and head, length in
front of the bunch. Into the stretch
Palfiena took the lead, followed by
Bramblebush,s who made desperate
finish, Palfiena winning by a neck,
Bramblebush second, Yosemite third.
Time, 1:1515.
Fourth race, for all ages. purse $780, mile
and quarterzStarters: Khaftan. 112 8 to
J.; Voltine, 10Y, II to L; Ten Like. 1O4, 20
to l; Hornpipe, 1O4. 2 to l; Fred Fink, 102.
ITO 1 !; Marmora, Sc, 8 to /; Pickup, 81. s
to 1; Cora L, 81, 80 to L; Nevada, SO, 6 to 5.
Marmora got off at the drop of the
flag by a length and a half, Pickup
second, Hornpipe third, the others well
up and punched. Marmora led for
three-quarters of mile, where Khaftan
took the lead, Nevada second. Into the
stretch Nevada was first, Khaftan sec
ond, others close up. At the furlong
all were whipping. Nevada won, Horn
pipe second, Khaftan third. Time,
1863.
Fifth race. for winners at this meeting, all
ers: Doctor Nave. LOT, 6 to 5; Delmsr, 100,
Is to L; Long Shot, l2O. Al Farrow, I27
Coupled, l to 2.
Thew were sent away at the second
trial. Delmar first by length, the 9TH
erS close together. Delmar was leading
at the half-mile pole. The Smith pair
at this point ran to the front. Into the
stretch Long Shot was first, FarroW
second. Long Shot won by a length,
Al Farrow second, half length in
front of DR. Nave, third. Time, 2:09sl.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race, five furlongs-Miss Barnes 1OS;
Walnut los; Annie Brown. 1O8; Semper;
Fidele, 10S; Miss Courtenay, 1OS; CIPHER
1OS; Tom Mackin, Ill; Linlithgon, Ill;
Anarchist Ill; Michael. III; Maj Thorn
ton, 1l8.
Second race, one mile-Lady Blackburn,
10; Twilight, ITO; Lulu B, ITO: Cameo
ITO; Jacks:aff, lis; Jed F. IFS; Chapman,
l22.
Third race Wheeler handicap, mile and a
quarter-Heron, 10S; w G Morris, 97;' Teu-
ton, 120; Prince Fonso, 1O7; Los Angeles,
120; Nevada, 1O3; Hypocrite, 1OS; Delmar,
100; Almont 121; Prophecy, los; Wood
craft LOG.
Fourth race, nine furlongs-Sena A. 80;
Barney, 81; Thomas Rusk. 81; Warpeak,
SO: Rimini, 90; Tenlike, 50; Longlight. 81:
McMurtrey, 80; Peilmell 90; Atticus, lo2;
Arundel los. laer
Fifth race mile and a sixteenth-Nina
Archer, 81; Sienna, "a: Churchill CLARK.
102; Harry Ireland, 1O4; Hornpipe, lo4;
Cashier, l04; Prince FOrtunatus 1O4; Bust
ness, 104; x, 104; Monita Hardy, 10Y; Han
selle, 100; Carus, ia. sIa
Selections: First race, Annie Brown and
Tom Mackin; second race Lady Blackburn
and Chapman; third race, Mamie Fonso and
Heron; fourth race, Arundel and Rim
mi; fifth race Hornpipe and Cashier