St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-27
A DAY OF ACCIDENTS.
Jockeys Fare Badly at Chiea-
go, Sheepshead Bay and
Kansas City.
Every "Good Thing" Was
Bowled Over in the Chi
cago Races.
Sheepshead Bay Visitors in
Hard Straits to Pick the :
Winners.
An Even Break at Kansas,
City for Favorites and /
Outsiders.

CHICAGO, June 26.-The day was per-
feet. and 1000 people saw every favor
lite bowled over on fast track at Wash
ington Park to-day. There was no
stake feature on the card, but the six
races were well contested. The days
enjoyment was married by a sad acct
dent in the first race. Miss Dixie. the
second choice in the betting. and rid
den by the well-known and popular
Jockey Tom Britton, struck herself
while in the back stretch and fell.
Britton was thrown against the fence
and was seriously injured. The boy
was tende1ly cared for by friends
and removed to the hospital in
an unconscious state Later it was
reported that he had sustained
a .concrssion of the brain, and was in a
serious condition. Frank Kinney was
played by select few to win the first
dash, but Miss Kenyon, a IL to l, won
from Dan kurtZ. after a hard drive
Shipmate was the ''gOOd thing" in the
second event. She opened at to 1, but
21s to was the best to be had about her
chances at the close. She ran a very
disappointing race and finished last
Ny Fellow was installed a redhOt favor
lite Tor the handicap. He was never in
1t. Joe Blackburn, a 5 to l. winning
handily. There was no favorite IN the
selling race. 1t was 4 and 5 to against
them all. Ira E. Bride won the money.
Faithful. 5 to l, won the fifth race,
and 6 20 chance was successful in
the sixth.
First race, purse 5000, for two-year-olds,
entrance $40. three-fourths of a mile
Starters: Farlne. 103, Bum, ~ to l.: Tom
Harding. LOG, j. Walker 20 TO 1 Blaze uke,
Ill, Griffin, Is to 1; Arthur Davis, 1905 Mar
vice, s to /; Frank Kinney Ill, Walker, 5to
Miss Dixie, los, Btitton, to / !; Foreigner, Ill.
Allen, Is to L; Ragner, 10S, Keys. 50 to /; Dan
Krutz, III, Overton, 3 to /; Badoura 100, Boyer,
% to l; Kenyon. Ill, Fink IL TO 1; Tom Roach
106 Graham so to l.
AT the third trial the flag fell with
Frank Kinney in front, the others we'll
up. Kinney led the to stretch, where
Kenyon came fast and won by neck
from Dan KurtZ, who beat Frank Kin
ney length for place. Time 1:l6. Miss
Dixie fell on the back stretch.
Second race, purse $500, for three-year-
ODDS, entrance $40, mile-Starters: Mar
NOSE. no, Porter 6to 1 Balgowan, lis, Over
ton, to l; Hagan. lis. McCafferty, 8 10 /;
ShiDmate, ITO. Bum, pa to 1; Borealis. 40.
Fox. 20 TO 1; Yale '9l, lis, Mccarthy, 5 to 1. ,
Marmose jumped to the front and led
down the back stretch at lively pace.
At the turn the others began to close on
the leader, and on entering the stretch
Yale '9l was in front, with Balgowan
second. They finished in this order.
Yale winning by short head from Bal
gOwan, who beat Hagan length. Time,
1:424.
Third race Handicap for three year-olds
and upwards. SIS each. with $3.50 added, mile
and a sixteenth. Starters: Nv Fellow. 1IS,
Mccarthy, s to 5; Glockner, 113. Fishburn 20
to |: Joe Blackburn, Ill Allen, to L: Mead
OVERLOOK, 102. Narvice Is to 1 Aloha lis Haz-
lett, to Ii Trust110, Boyer, 20 to l.; Lizzie B
104 McAuliffe. 20 to 1.
Away they went with Aloha and
Trust in the front division. These two
flyers raced neck and neck to the head
of the stretch, where Joe Blackburn
and Glockner began to close I'D. At
the end of the grand stand Joe Black
burn drew away and coming on won by
alength from AlahO, who beat Glockner,
head. Time LASS.
Fourth race, purse 500, for three-year-olds
and upward, selling, mile and an eighth
Starters: Silver Lake, 104, to 1; j. j. Healy.
10l, 30 to 1: Ed Hopper. 107, 5 to l; Spectator,
l07. II to /; SymDathetics Last 107. to [;
Lord Lonsdale, 103, 100 to /: Topstone. 10Y, 5
to /; Anna Race, 105. 6 TO 1; Ira Z. Bride, 10Y,
s to-.
Anna Race was quickest on her feet,
and passed the stand length before
Ed Hopper. Anna Race showed the
way to the far turn, where there was a
general closing up. At the ely nth pole
Bride came with a rush, and won by a
neck from Ed Hopper, who beat Anna
Race a length.
Fifth race, purse $500. for three .year-olds
and upward, mile and seventy yards-Start-
ers: Philora, l02 Mccarthy even; Tom Rog-
ers. 81, Bum, 4 to /; Penn P, liz, Boyer 10 to
l; Gender, SO, #. Sloan, 8 toll; Faithful, 1O7,
Allen, to L; Reputation, 81, Porter, u to l.
A good start was made. Gender and
Reputation acted as pacemakers to the
stretch, where Faithful came through
and won by neck from Tom Rogers.
who beat Gender length. Time, 1:46%.
Sixth race, purse 500. for three-year olds
and upwards, selling, mile and an eighth
Starters: Barney, H. Thorpe, 8 to 1 Marc
K, 104. Porter. to L; Bob L, 81, Bum, to / +;
Martin Russell. 107, Allen, to 1; Chapman,
III, McCatferty, 2 to L; Bonnie Annie, los,
Hazlett, Is to /; Bob Forsythe, 10. Seaman,
to |; Happiness 101, Goodale, % to l /; Ham
let. 107, Griffin, 10 TO l.
Bob Forsythe made the running to the
betting sheds. where he was passed by
Bob L. who won by length from Chap
man. Marc K was third, a length away.
Time :56A