St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-14
VAN buren, WAS FLEET
& Long-Standing Record Cut
by a QuarteP-SeeOnd in
Chicago.
Racine, With Weight Up, Does
a Fine Piece OF Rum
ming.
Winners on Eastern Tracks
and Tips on Those That
Hay Win.
Outcome Of Base Ball Games
in Leagues and AsSo-
citation.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Another record
was broken at Washington Park to-day,
Van Buren,, carrying seventy-five
pounds. running the mile and hundred
yards in l:45. breaking the long stand
ing record of 1:454. 1t was too warm
for comfort. but otherwise the cOndi-
tons for good racing were perfect. Five
thousand people were present and
backed the winning horse in nearly
every race. The feature Of the days
sport was the easy way in which the
great California colt Racine disposed of
his field with l22 pounds of Dare
Devil' Fitzpatrick in the saddle. He
Jumped to the front at the start and was
never headed, winning in a common
canter, pulled double, by three lengths
in the remarkable time of 1855.
First race, purse $500 for twO-year-oldS
entrance SIS, selling, fve-eighths OF a mile
Starters: san Pablo 100. Mcdonald, l. 10 i
Lord Clifton. 101. Lindsey. to l; Blaze Duke.
l05. Morris. 10 !; Lou Dudley. 100, English.
Stol: Bel DclmOma 105, p. Mccarthy. - to
!: Little Billy. 115. Fox l. to l; Pendleton,
lOS. Hathaway - 10 !; Tom Tough, III,
Walker. Is TO L; Leon En-, %, Porter l. to /;
Raw : i9l Keith. 10 10 1: Ollie Glenn, lO2,
Thorpe to /; Knott In It, 10 Freeman 10
TO l.; Minnie Gee, lob, Penny, to-
There was long delay at the start.
When the flag TELL Minnie Gee was I'D
front, Blaze Duke next and Bel Del
monia left at the post. Minnie Gee
came right on and won IN canter III
the very fast time of 1901, Lord Clifton
was second, length before Blaze Duke,
third.
second race purse $500 for three year
ODDS and upwards. entrance SIS, selling. mile
and 100 yards-StaTterS: John DAILY 80, Penny
6to1: ATLANTA 80. English, - to i; Rosa lOl.
Fox. l. 10 /; Jasper lC2, Barker, - TO /;
Louise VI. iJ5 HaZhtt. : 10 ,; Barney IOo,
ThCrpe. 6to /: san saba So T. sloan, . to l;
Little Annie 50. MeUx, 20 10 1: Tom Hood 9S,
NJ Lewis, II TO l; -. Adams 70, Ezeu b 10 i
Fl lmetto %, Thomson, 10 1.
The start was a good enc. ATLANTA
and Tom Hood were whipped TO the
front, and ran as team until the
stretch. where there was general
closing up. John DAILY, Louise NJ and
Barney came through and fought 1t out,
Louise VI winning by Il nose from
Barney, who beat John DAILY head for
place. Time, 1:4614. Palmetto pulled
up very lame.
Third race. purse 5000 for three-year-olds
ard upwards. entrance Slj, mile and seventy
yards-StarterS: Lizzie B, lO4 McAunHe,
10 ], IIudoO LGss.S9 MeuX. 20 to l.; Rock. lOl,
Mooney. - 10 / ; Twilight, l02, Mcdonald. -
10 i; Lucille Mannette, So Keith, i TO /; Ra-
cine. 70 Fitzpatrick. 10 o.
Racine went in front at the start. and
the race was never afterward III doubt.
Under a strong pull, the big Californian
won by three lengths from Hindoo
Lass. who beat Lizzie 3 length for
place. Time, 1861.
Fourth race, purse $500. for three-year-olds
ard upwards, WelteTweights, mlle-Starters;
Minnie Elkin 49, " eaver 30 to /; The
KAISER I37, seaman y to 1; Rainier, 157,
Fitzpatrick, TO l: Bertha A. Oyerton, to
! clio $50, l. Lewis, 10 TO l; Ban Chlef, l5O,
l.. Williams, to >.
Clio, with Minnie Elkin and The
Kaiser, made the running to the far
turn, where Rainier and Bertha showed
in the front. When well Strengthened
out, Ban Chief, well ridden by Williams,
came up and won by a length. Rainier
was second, q nose before The Kaiser.
third. Time, 1:42I5. Many thought
The Kaiser was second by head, but
the Judges saw it different.
Fifth race, purse $500, for three-year ODDS
and upwards. mile and a siXteenIh-Starters:
Reputation, -, Madison, 10 /; Major Tom
IL, hathaway. 10 10 1; Neva c, 1O5, Freeman,
l. to !; Sweetheart 90. Keith. 10 10 /; ka-
hama, 90. Thorpe, y TO /; Rudolph, 90, Fin
neeau, ; to =; Silver Lake, JOB, Fox, . to ,;
FL hopper. ia, boy e. 10 l.
Ed Hopper. Maj. Tom and NeVa we're
III the van at the start, and alternated
i'll the lead until the far turn was
reached. where Silver Lake passed the
leaders. Fox kept Silver Lake in front,
and won by three lengths from Ka-
hama, who beat Ed Hopper a length
tor second place. Time, :4715.
sixth race purse $500 for three year-olds
ana inward selling mile and hundred yards
Do
SunnybrOOk 100, smith, u 10 l; Van Buren,,
- Perkins 10 to ]; Laura Davidson, lG5
Penny, to >; Bob Forsythe, 10, Seaman,
10 J; Arundel, III, Overton, TO l; Leila May,
1nl, Fox, 10 /; Kismet, 102, Mccarthy, 10 TO
!: Harry Weldon, 104, Thorpe, 5 TO l.
Van Buren, jumped to The front, and
showing a hot pace. showed the way the
entire journey. winning by three
lengths from Leila May, who beat Pat
Conley a length for place. Time, l:45-
breaking lOng-standing record.
Seventh race, purse 5000, for three-year-olds
and upward, entrance So, mile and six
teenth-Starters: Accluim, 81, HoGgett to
,; Aloha, 10, Thorpe > to /: Nero. ia, X.
Williams Jig TO l; Blue Vail 107, Penny, 10
tOI: WoOdcraft. ITO, Mooney, % TO l.
Aloha made the running to the
stretch, where there was a general
closing up. Aloha drew away again,
and won by length from Nero, who
ANsiL -AANAetaAA4 q 4ANetNl III RAttSOs AiAlSi
las.
TO-DAY ; ENTRIES.
First race maiden three-year-Ol ds, one
mile-GetaWay. Sankmoody. IcOnoclast, sea
foam LOngwel. 1l2; Flower Dellis. High
land Orcus. Nirgie Second. Flora r. III
second race, selling nine furlOngs-Ed
Bell. l09; Ed Hopper l07; Ira f. Bride, l01;
Eolem. 103; Black Pilot 1913; Warplot, 102;
jim Dunn. 10l; Texas Girl, 100; St.Albans, 90;
Borealis, 81.
Third race, Quickstep stakes. four fur
lougs-Jean los; ReSaca. Us; Lillian Bea-
tree. l(S; Fauvetie, Jos; BadouTa, los; Old
Pepper III; OutcTaft III; Chief Justice, III:
Lord WillOwbrOOk, III; Lake Breeze. us;
Annie Irwin. rs; Miss Knott rs; Chaper-
one rs; BashfOrd, lis; Frank Kinney. IFS;
Carlsbad. rs: 70 Tamben. I'D; Addie. l2O;
Bracelet I'D; Minnie l. 20; julius sax. 123;
CONAN. 123; Faraday- ~: Two Bits, Is.
Fourth race, mile and a siXteenth-MaTlon
{. ll6; Earnest Race, ia; Dr- Nave, 112;
Santiago. III: Joe Blackburn, 112; Leh. 1b7 :;
Balgowan, I06; Prince. 10; Annie Race
IG2: Asben, %; My Queen u; Melody. 81.
Fifth race, mile-Fayette, 124; W G.
Morris. I22; Douikins. III; JOSIE vi, 1l9:
Harry Ray, Georgetown. 100; Marvel, Me
lcnie, 104; Zenda, JuTgurtna. 90
WINNING TIPS.
Getaway ana Sarah Moody. Warplot and
Texas GiTl. Carlsbad and Old Pepper Marion
C. and Balgowan, Georgetown and Harry
Ray.