St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-20
LAST DAY AT CHICAGO.
Record-Breaker Teuton Wins the
e Wheeler Handicap.

q Wheeler Han01Cap.
CHICAGO, July 19.-To-day's races at
Washington Park were of a good char
acter, and the sport attendant was of a
nature to please any class of race-goers.
The third race, the Wheeler handicap,
was a clinker, having for starters the
ever willing and reliable Los Angeles,
the record smasher Teuton, old Hypo-
critic and Prince Fonso, with others who
have made their mark under the wire
in fast company. Teuton had 1t all to
herself and romped home an easy win
ner. The closing race was the run Off
of a dead heat made in the fourth race.
Il twas even terms in the run-off up to
the stretch, when the distance told on
the flly, Arundel pulling away and win
ming as he pleased. This race closed a
very successful meeting, financially
speaking, at least. The attendance has
been good, and the closing day perform
ances were witnessed by 5000 people.
With few exceptions the stables at
Washington Park will now leave for the
meeting at st. Paul.
First race, for two-year-olds that have run
and not won at this meeting, purse $500, five
furlongs-Starters: Miss Barnes, 108, 10 to
/; Walnut, los, 8 to l; Annie Brown, 1OS,
9 to s; semper Fidele' o 6 to !; Miss
/; Tom Mackin,. Ill. = to L; Linlithgow,
lii, IL to l; Anarchist, Ill, 10 to L;
Michael, Ill, Is to 1; Major Thornton, l18,
z to l.
in the lead, Miss Courtenay second. the
others strung out. At the first quarter
Tom Mackin was leading, holding the
lead to the stretch, where Anarchist,
who had been playing in third place,
ran up, passing Mackin at a sixteenth
from home, winning easily, Major
Thornton second, Walnut third. Time,
1925.
Second race, for three-year-olds. that have
run and not won at this meeting, purse $500,
one mile-Starters: Chapman, 122, even;
Jed, lis, 8 to l.; Jackstaff, 10, 10 to l.;
Twilight, Ito, Is to 1; Lady Blackburn, Ito,
6 to 1.
Jed got away in the lead, Cameo
close up, the others punched a length
away. At tn e quarter Cameo took the
lead, holding it to the back stretch,
where Chapman came very fast, fol-
lowed by Twilight and Jackstaff. Chap
man won, Twilight second, Jackstaf
third. Time, 1:44%.
Third race, the Wheeler handicap. a
sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upwards,
WOTlu 1f,ODO W JuC MluuCls nilO ouO q quoi-
ter-Starters: Prince Fonso, 10Y, 2 to l;
Nevada, 1O4, 10 to L; Los Angeles. 120, 8 10
/; Teuton, 120, 8 to L; W G Morris, 81, 20
to i; Herson, los, 6 to l; Woodcraft, LOG,
10 TO +: Prophecy, 1Os, 10 to /; Almont,
121, 5to l; Delmar, 100, 8 to L; Hypocrite,
1e9, 2lto l.
They were sent off at the second trial,
Teut6n having a full length the best of
it, Aimont second, Nevada third, Los
Angeles bringing up the rear, six
lengths away. At the first quarter leu
tonIhad two lengths the best of it, and
from there home it was a procession,
Teuton driving hard and increasing the
lead, winning by four lengths, Prince
Fonso second, Hypocrite third. Time,
2:06H.
Fourth race. for three-year-olds and up
wards, selling, purse 500, mile and a FUR
81, 5 TO 1; Thomas J Rusk. 81, 8 to 1: War
Peak. SO, 5 to /; Rimini, 80. 5 to 1; Tenlike,
90, 8 to i; Longlight. 81, 6 to /; McMurtry,
90. 8 to 1; Pel Nell, SO. 10 to L; Atticus,
1o2, Ito L; Arundel, 105. 8 to l.
Arundel, who was half a length ahead
of the next, all being pretty well
punched. At the first quarter Arundel
took the lead. holding it to the head OF
the stretch. where Rimlni assumed the
lead and started for home under the
whip, and looked to be a winner; but
not to be left, Arundel came tearing
along like mad, and just as the fleet
FLY was a head from the wire, made a
Jump and landed on e. terms under
the wire, making a dead heat: Atticus
third, three-quarters of a length away.
Time, 1869. In the run off they were
off on even terms and played that way
to the stretch, where Arundel took the
lead and ran away from Rimini, winning
by two lengths. Time, 1864.
Fifth race, winners excluded. all ages.
500, mile and q sixtesnth-Starters: Carus.
ia, 20 to 1, HanselIe. Jos, 30 to Il Monita
Hardy, 1O7, 6 to l; <. 104, IL to IL Busi.
2 to /; Cashier, lo4. 8 - !; Hornpipe. l04s