St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-02
DAISY F IN A CANTER.
A Rank Outsider Captures the
Rich Kenwood Stake at
Chicago.
Brandolette Dumps the Plum
gers by Winning the Ex-
ira Heat Race.
Favorites Show Up in Extra
Good Form at Sleeps
head Bay.
Speedy Little Admiral Out
foots a Fast Field on
the Turf.

the card for To-Day, VI WHICH V"oO"0
fifth and SiXth-were neat races. lney
were all we'll contested. The surprise
of the day was in the third race, DAISY
f, a Is to 1 shot, winning handlly, AL
tendance, $500. Track fast.
First race. for two-year-olds, three-fourths
of a mile; purse $500. Starters: War Piot
11S, 20 to L: Virgin 10s, 22 to l Donatello
AL, 8 to 3; Miss Hawkins los, z to l.
Donatello got away first, keeping
there, and winning easily by a length
from Miss Hawkins, second, a length
and a half in front of Virgin, tnlro'
War Plot five lengths back. Ilme,
l:15I.
Second race, for three-year.old colts, mile
and a sixteenth; purse, S6O0-Stapters
Blarneystone Jr., 122; Doctor Nave, ITO.
Doctor Nave set off half a length the
best of the flag. At the first quarter
they were on even terms, racing THIS
way to the stretch, where Blarneystone
Jr. came winning handily by two
lengths. Time 1850.
Third race, a sweepstakes for FLIES, three
year-olds, one mile: the Englewood stakes
Starters: English Lady. lis, l to ); Fly
away, 113, 2 to l; Daisy F, lis, 10 to l;
Amelia, 113. 20 to l; Louisa Forrest, 4l3,
IL to l.
Flyaway got off first. Amelia and
Daisy f close up, neck and neck. 1t
was about this order into the stretch,
when Daisy F came away fast, winning
by three lengths from English Lady,
second, a length in front of FlyaWay.
Time, 1:42.
Fourth race. a free handicap sweepstakes,
mile and a furlong-Starters: Quotation,
1O5, 10 to l; Prophecy, ITO, 342 TO |; Catal-
pa, lib, 2 to ]: Business; 81, 10 to !: Long
ITO, 8 to l; Delmar, 100, ) to /: Longllght,
1O2, 10 to L; Mora, 1O1, 6 to 1; Arundel,
102. II to l; Cashier, 100, 40 to l.
There were twelve starters in this
race. Catalpa went off in front, Delmar
closely following. The bunch came
tearing past the grand stand at a hot
pace. At the quarter Business was IN
the lead, x second, others all punched a
length behind. At the half Quotation
pa third. At the head of the stretch
Catalpa and Business were fighting for
the lead, but a furlong from home Catal-
pa drew away, leaving Business and
Mora fighting for the place. Catalpa
won by one length, Business second. a
neck ahead of Mora, third. Time. 1:55.
Fifth race, for all ages, purse $3.50, three
quarters of a mile, heats-Starters: Abilene,
101, 8 to i; J: B. Freed, l01, 8 to 1; Bob
Jacobs. 90, Is to l: Ecstasy, 93. . to l: Ira
Z. Bride, 1l9, Is to l; Kemp billiard, l12, z
to /; Winning Ways, los, 6 to l; Lakeview,
ITO, Is to 10; Susie S, 10Y, 7 to 1.
Freed took the flag first, Abilene
second, Lakeview third. At the first
quarter it wa the anne At the head
of the stretch it was Lakeview, Ecstasy
and Freed. From there home Abilene
came up and put after Lakeview, but
could not catch him. Lakeview won by
a length, Abilene second, who beat Ec-
stasy three lengths, thSpthers strung
Way back. Time, 1:15.
Second Heat-AbiIene, 6 to 1 j. B. Freed.
II to l; Ecstasy. 8 TO l; Kemp billiard, 10
to l; Winning Ways, 20 to l: Lakeview. to
2; Susie S. 8 to 1.
Susie S got away in the lead, but
Lakeview soon went to the front, win
ming as he pleased, Abilene second,
Susie S third. Time, 1:16.
Sixth race, extra, for all ages; purse, $3.50;
three-fourths of a mile, heats-Starters
Marchma, 10Y. 8 to Churchill Clark, III,
a to /; Lady Blackburn, 1O3, 6 to /: Bertha,
ia, 4 TO l; Brandolette, l05, 2 to l; Bet
tina, los, 5 to 2; Mamie Fonso, 112, s to
/; Fauntleroy, Ito, 8 to l.
First Heat-Marchma got off in the
lead and was never headed, winning
easily by half a length, Clark second,
half a length before Bettina. Time,
1:144.
Second Heat-Marchma, 2 to 1; Bran
dOlette, 8 to l; Churchill Clark, q to 1;
others same as first heat. Marchma got
away first, but B%randolette and Clark
soon passed her. Brandolette won by
a head under a hard drive, Clark second,
two lengths before Marchma, third.
Time, 1853.
Third Heat-Brandolette, l to 2;
Marchma, z to 5. Brandolette went
away first and was never headed. win
ming easily by four lengths. Time.
i:17M.
ENTRIES FOR FRIDAY.
First race, sweepstakes, five furlongs-Flora
r, 105; Matte Nc, los; Bandana, los
Prettiwit, l05; Little Scissors, 105; Ithaca.
ITO; WOodford. lib: Bramblebush. lib; Ed
Leonard, 113; Ben March, 113; Odrey, 113.
Second race, handicap sweepstakes, mile
and a s~ixteenth-Carus, 100; Martin Russell,
10Y; Cashier, SO; Almont, 105; Bonita, lis
Rival. los; ia ia, 101; Crawfish, 1Ol
natus, 10S; Hornpipe, ITO.
Third race, for two-year-olds, half mile,
closes tomorrow at 8 a. m.
Fourth race. sweepstakes, selling, mile and
seventy yards-Mary j, 80; Tena, 81; Happi-
ness, "a; Remini, 1O2; Dyer, 104; Lizzie b,
104; White Nose. 104; Workmate, 1O4; J T,
107; Royalist, 1OS; Loveland, 100; McMur-
try, 109.
Fifth race, sweepstakes. two miles-Out-
bound, 112; Hypocrite, Ill; Spokane, l12;
Hamlet, 116.
Selections-First race, Ben March and
Woodford; second race, Prince F%ortunatus
mate and Remini; fifth race, Outbound and
Hypocrite.
SECOND CHOICES IN FRONT.