St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-15
The Chicago Talent Gets Its
Hands in the Bookmak-
ers' Pockets.
BaShford Proves Himself a
Colt Of the First
Order.
The Monmouth Cup Falls to
Riley in Very Easy
Style.
Some Decisions by the Board
OF ContrOl--RaceS on the
Other Tracks.

CHICAGO, July 14.-This was favorite
day at Washington Park, and the talent
got most of the money. The track was
heavy from rain, but perfectly safe.
Five thousand spectators were present.
The feature was the Quickstep stakes
for two-year-olds. Fourteen youngsters
faced the starter. Bashford, the favor
tie, was sixth at the start. but Boyer
rode him with good judgment, gradually
overhaullng the leaders, notwithstand
ing the course was but half mile, and
winning by length.
First race. purse 5000, maiden three year
olds, mile-Starters: Sea Foam 1l2. Hen
messy 5 to /; Iconoclast1l2, Fox, s to l: Sank
Moody liz, Boyer IL to / Flower Dellis 107,
English to /: Orcas 107, Thorpe, 10 to /;
Highland 107, Seaman, 3 to /; Flora Il l07.
Hoggett, - to l; Virgin III 1O7. Porter to 2.
They were sent away with Iconoclast
in front. Making the turn Flower Dellis
was on even terms with IcOnOclaSt,
Oreas third. The two leaders raced
neck and neck until well StraIg htened
out, where Iconoclast quit. Flower
Dellis came on and won by a nose from
Highland, who beat Orcas two lengths.
Time, 1:51%.
Second race, purse $50, three year-olds and
upwards, selling, mile and an eighth
Starters: Teqas Girl, 100. Madison, 10 to 1;
jim Dunn, lGl, Fox. 8 to 1; Borealis, 81, Hog
gett to / ST. Adams. 90, Ezell 3 to 4; Ed
Bell, 100. +. Williams, 2 to [; Eolem, 103,
Mcdonald, 30 to 1.
jim Dunn jumped to the front and
tried to run away with the race, but Ed
Bell always held him safe. Dunn
showed the way to the stretch where
Ed Bell drew away and won in canter
by a length, while Jim Dunn beat
BOrealiS two lengths for second money.
lime. 2:02%.
Third race, Quickstep stakes, two-year-
olds, $50 entrance, with $3.50 added, half
Old Pepper, III, Porter, IS TO 1; Jean, 10S, Nc
Donald. 20 to /; Miss Knott, 115, McCafferty.
10 to /; Two Bits, 123, Goodale, II to l.; Cor
man, l23, Overton, 8 to l; Minnie L. 120,
Bracelet l2O, R. Williams. Is to 4; Annie
Irwin, Soden, 20 10 /; Lord Willowbrook, Ill.
English, 80 TO l; Frank Kinney, lis Walker,
Is TO /; Dan Kurtz, 123, Seaman, Is to l.; Ida
RoSsington, rs, Fox, 30 to l.
There was long delay at the post.
At the fall of the flag Two Bits was i'll
front, half a length before Old Pepper,
who was Tapped by Dan KurtZ. GOOD
ale sent Two Bits right along, and turn
ing into the stretch had lead of two
lengths over Dan KurtZ, Old Pepper
next and BaShfOrd coming fast. AT the
sixteenth pole BaShiord headed the
leader, and, although hard ridden at the
end, won somewhat easily by half a
length from Two Bits, who was length
before Old Pepper, third. Time, :5lM.
Fourth race. purse $780, three-year-olds and
upward mile and a siXteenth-Starters: San
tiagO. Il2, l. Lewis 8 to 5; Annie Rice, l02,
English. 50 TO l; Prince, los, lines, 20 to /;
My Queen, u. Fitzmorris, to l Asben, 90,
Penny. to /; Melody, "a, Jewson, 20 to 1.
Anna Race. as usual, acted as pace
maker, and with ASben at her saddle,
made the running to the far turn, where
Santiago and Melody Joined issues with
the leaders. Melody drew away for
few strides, but Lewis brought Santiago
up, and won by length from Melody.
My Queen was third, two lengths away.
Time, 1856.
Fifth race. purse $500, for three year-olds
and upwards, mile-Starters: Marvel. 1914 10
to I; Fender 30, Penny, 16 to 1: W. G. Nor
ris I'D. r. Williams 3l2 to /; Josie M, 1i9,
Hathaway, to / Fayette, Ia, OvertOn, to
/; Georgetown, 100, Boyer, Is to 1; Jugurtha,
90 Lindsey, 25 to L; Dollikens, III, McCar
thy, - to l.
Marvel and Georgetown rushed to the
front and made the running to the
stretch, where W. G. Morris. Fayette
ana Josie NJ came through. In hot
finish w. q. Morris won by a length
from Fayette, who beat Josie NJ nose.
Time, 1:49H.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. maidens, five furlongs-Farine,
lis; The Queen, Silver Soone, O'Sullivan,
Hispana. Julia May, Ida Rassington, Santa
Catalln 105.
Second race, mile-Yale '91, Linlithgow.
ia; Longshore, Little Crete. 10; Lakevew.
Doc Wicks, 109; Kehama, Twilight, Lillian
Lindsay, Kingman 106; Acclaim. 81.
Third race. Dearborn handicap nine fur
iongs-Vallera l16; Pbilora, rs; Donatello,
113; Homer. liz; Melenie, IFS; Warplot, LOG;
Lorenzo, 1913.
Fourth race. selling. mile and seventy yards
Queer Toy. Lord LonsdaIe, 104; Sir Planet
1913; ATLANTA, 90; Pickup 81; Minnie Elkin,
81; George r. Clark. Mephisto 50.
Fifth race, mile and Quarter-Virge D. Orr,
113; Joe Blackburn, Guido, 1l3; Los An
geles 10.
Sixth race, maidens. five furlongs-Gold.
stone, Irish Chief, 11S; Claret. lis; Tom
Tough. Ray S. Bel DOmonico, Salvation, los;
White Wings, los.
Seventh race, selling mile and seventy yards
-Carus, Ira E. Bird, 10; Reveal. 109: Red
light, 10S; Rock, Clarion, Jog; Eli kendig, 90.
SELECTIONS.
Ida Rossington and O'Sullivan, Longshore
and Kehama Philora and Donatella. Minnie
ElkIns and Pickup, Verge dor and Los
Angeles, Irish Chief and Claret Carus and
Reveal