St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-03
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CH1CAGO. July XII lOOhCu do IL
It would rain all morning. yet six thou
sand people were present when the first
race was called at Washington park
to-day. The weather was cool and the
track in .frst-class condition. Not a
favorite passed the wire first, and the
"bookies" reaped harvest.
First race purse, $500 for three-year old
FLIES. entrance $40, miIe-Starters: Borealis,
110, Fox. s to /; Penny Royal, I10, Port er, II
to l Melanie, 10; English, 9 10 10; Keepsake,
110, Thorpe, u 10 l; lila, 104. Penny, 10 10 l;
HindOo Lass 10, r. Williams. 10 10 l; Hazel
hurst. 110, Seaman, 10 to l; Ella Blackburn,
10, Mccarthy, to l.
The start was good, all the horses
moving away nicely punched. Penny
ROYAL showed in front when the first
turn was made with Melenle second.
There was no change to the end, Penny
Royal winning by two lengths, while
Melenie beat HaZeihurst a length for
place. Time, 1:46.
Second race. handicap for two-year-old of
SIS each. with S750 added, three-quarters of
a mile-Starters: Salonica. 110, r. Williams,
4 TO l; Frank Kinney, les. Hathaway. to 1;
Dore, no. Jones, 10 10 l: julius Sax, lO6, Fox.
20 to 1; Jim Head. 105, Keith, 20 to /; Lord
Willibrook, 10S, Thorpe, 10 10 l; FaleTo, 107,
Mccarthy, 10 to /; German, lis, Overton, 10
2; Dan Kurtz. ia, FiShburn, 6 to l; Lena
Frey, 107. Fink. Is TO : Minnie T, 107 Harris,
20 to 1; Maud Howerd, los, Penny, to 1.
Frank Kinney jumped to the front
and showed the way to the stretch,
where there was a general closing up.
Williams brought Salonica up and, after
all exciting finish. S2lonica won by a
length from German, who beat Dan
KUrtz length for place. Time 1888.
Third race, the Boulevard stakes, a
sweepstakes for all ages of S25 each. with
Narvice, to 10: Marion c, 124. R. Williams,
to /; Donatello 109 Mccarthy, to /: San
tiago, 122, /. Lewis, 10 TO /; Ban Chief, II,
Overton, S to l.
Racine was first to show by a neck,
with Santiago second. Racine opened
up a gap of two lengths at the turn and
was running under strong pull. Down
the back stretch Ban Chief set sail for
the Californian, and was at his throat
latch when the stretch was reached.
Williams, who had kept Marion c IN pO-
sitiOn, made his run at this point. The
finish was a hot one, Marion G winning
by three parts of a length from Santi-
ago. who beat Ban Chief a neck. Ra-
cine was fourth, a neck away. Time,
1:4l%.
Fourth race. purse 500. for three-year- -olds
and upwards. selling allowances. mile and
an eighth-Starters Harry Weldon, 100,
Porter to l OrmOnde, Sc. Madison, 20 to l !;
Little Scissors, ST. Hutzell, 10 l; Anna
Race, 100 Thorpe. to l; sympathetic S
Last, 10l, Smith, 10 to /; Hamlet, 100, Fox,
2l2 to 1.
Anna Race was the quickest away,
and set the pace to the stretch. with
OrmOnde and Hamlet as her closest
inT+
out, Ormonde drew away and won by
a length from Harry Weldon, who beat
Hamlet a length for place honOrs.
Time, 1:56.
Fifth race, purse $780, for three-year-olds
and upwards, mile heats-Starters: Duke of
Sonora o. Hazlitt 1 to l; WOodbena. o.,
Porter, TO 5; Laura Agnes, %, X. Perkins,
to /: Kate Malone, 104, Freeman, 5 10 2.
First heat-Kate Malone showed the
way to the stretch, where Duke of
Sonora passed her and won easily by a
length. Laura Agnes was second, a
length before Kate Malone. third. Time,
I:44. Second heat-WoOdbena jumped
to the front and was never headed. win
ming by six lengths from Duke of So
nora. The others were distanced. Time,
1:4515. Run off-WOOdbena won by an
eighth OF a mile. Time, 1:51.
SlXtn race. purse SfVV 1OE tllfee-y edI-DluS
and upwards, selling, mile and an eighth
Starters: Barney, 103, Thorpe, Is to l: Bob
L, 100. Goodale, to i; Carus, 101, Penny. 3
to /: Arundel, 1l3, Overton, 10 1; Bob For
sythe, 107, Seaman, to l.; McMurtry, 101,
Mccarthy, I2 TO / Ira E Bride, 103, Finnegan,
10 l: Chapman, 109 Hill. 10 1.
Arundel made the running to within
a hundred yards of home, where Bob l.
passed him and won by a length from
Bob ForSythe, vino beat Arundel a