St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06
HONORS UNEVENLY DIVIDED.
Only Two Favorites Win at Wash
in0iOn Park.

CHICAGO, July ga cool day and
fast track, with good entries in the five
events to-day, afforded much pleasure
and speculation for those in attendance,
two favorites out of five winning. At
tendance, 1900.
First race for three-year-od tllies. purse
5000, one mile-Starters: Noretto. no 4 to
/: Bette Waddell, no, 2l2 to Amelia, liz,
II TO l Julia w, l04, 40 to /; Gertie b.
104, 40 to | Pick up, 1O4 5 to l.; Lillian
Lindsay 10, 2 to l !: Eugene, 104. 10 to L.
Julia W took the flag first, racing fast
to the quarter, where she was leading
by two lengths. At the half it was
Noretto by a length, Lindsay and Wad-
dell neck and neck, and the same at the
three-QuarterS. Into the stretch Noretto
led by a length, Pickup and Lindsay
whipping hard. Noretto ran home
length, Lindsay second, neck in front
OF Pickup, third. Time, 1:43$I.
Second race. free handicap sweepstakes
for two-year-olds, three -fourths of a mile
Starters: Allan Bane, ll2, even; Joe Wool
man, 10Y, 90 TO /: Miss Hawkins, 109, to
/ Lee S. 10y, 10 10 l Joe Carter, l12 10
toll; Balgowan, no, to l Ordrey. los.
Is to /; Chimes, los, 6 to l Brambiebush,
ITO, z to l.
Chimes ard Allan Bane went away
together, Balgowan close UP. After
quarter had been passed Allan Bane
had the lead, BalgOwan second, Chimes
third. At the half Lees stumbled and
fell; Odrey, who was close behind,
could not clear the horse, falling over
Lees. Both jockeys were thrown, but
no damage resulted to either, except
slight cut to Steppe's face. The horses
were not injured. At the three-quar-
tiers it was Balgowan, Chimes and Joe
Carter, coming fast. In the stretch
Carter passed Chimes. but the weight
told. being unable to catch Balgowan,
who won by a length. Carter second,
three-Quarters of length in front OF
Chimes, third. Time, l:l51I.
Third race. the Boulevard stakes, a sweep
stakes for all ages, one mile-Narion C, III
z TO l: Flyaway, 100, s to l; Belle Songer
&C, 10 to !; Clio, %. to l. Kaloolah, 49,
TO l; Daisy F. Ill, 3 to /; Almont 122, so
to l; Rival. III. 3 TO L.
Kaloolah got the best of the start
Daisy + and Marion G following close
behind. Clio made a great run at the
start, but did not last At the quarter
pole Rival showed in the lead two
lengths. At the half Marion G and
Daisy F were neck and neck. At the
head of the stretch Marion c came up
like a rocket. running away from the
leaders. Almont, whipping hard, fol-
lowed Marion G by the leaders and
drove home, nearly catching Marion G
twenty feet from home. Marion won
by half a length. Aimont second, a
length and half in front of Rival.
Time, 1:4115.
Fourth race. for three-year-olds and up
wards, purse $500, mile and a quarter-Start-
ers: Black Point. los. 20 10 L; Arundel.
107, 4ls to l; Cameo, l04, 2 to l MecNe
II. SO, 80 to 1: Sunnybrook, 100. & TO l :;
White Nose. So. 3 to j. Joe Blackburn, 90,
even; Rogers, 80, 90 to / Laura Ford 81,
% to L; Outright, 81. 20 to L.
Sunnybrook took the racing first, the
others we'll up. Laura Ford came out.
and Meckie ii at the first quarter. At
the half Arundel, Meckie Ii and Cameo
were neck and neck, leading the others
by a length. At the three-quarters