St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-10
Only One FavoFite Won a Purse
at Chicago.


CHICAGO, July S.-Delig weather,
a fast track and 1000 spectators was the
order at Washington park to-day. Mar
ion e was the only fayorite to win, and
the bookmakers filled their boxes. The
feature of the afternoons sport was the
riding of Jockey Il. Williams. He
landed four winners.
First race, purse $500, for maiden two-year-
olds: entrance. Sis; five-eiehths Of mile
Starters: Peuniless, los. Seaman, z to !;
Redina, les, Moore, to /; Stella Walker. los.
Boyer, 10 to 1; Ida ROssingtOn. los, K. Will
Jams, ) 10 ,; Belle Carter, l0S, |. Lewis 10 to
1; Antoinette, los, English, 10 to 1; Maggie
Martin, 10S, McAuliffe - TO |; Hispania. los,
Fox, 6 10 / FaTine. los. dazlitt, 8 to |; Lizzie
MacDuff, los. Stewart 10 to l; Lake Breeze,
1GS, Finnegan, 8 10 !.
There was a long delay at the post.
When the flag fell ROssingtOn had
three lengths the best of the start and
maintained her Lead to the eighth pole,
where Lake Breeze, Hispania and Far
inc passed her. Lake Breeze won by
three lengths; Farine beat Hispania
length for place. Time, l:04.
second race, purse $500, for three year-olds
entrance SIS. nile-StafterS: Tenor, 1U7,
Bower. Is to 1: Eli Kfndig, 107, Rowe. 4 to 1 {;
Reveal. los. r. " illiams. TO L; Rainier, III,
Overton. to /; Warplot, 112 Allen. to !;
Modjeska, 81, Regain. 10 10 /; Flower Deilis,
100, English, 10 to L; Little Annie, lO2, Meux
Is TO |; Joha Irwin, los, Thorpe, ID 10 l.;
Too Sweet, IU2. Keith, TO l.
John Irwin was first away, and led
to the baeksTetch, where MOdJeska
jumped ahead and showed the way
until well Strengthened out for home.
Williams here brought Reveal up with
a rush and won by length from Rain
Ter, who beat Eli kindly TWO lengths for
place. Time. 1:44.
Third race, the Great " estern handicap; a
sweepstakes for ali ages of $50 each with
81 900 added. mile and a half-Starters:N Verge
dor 106. Williams, 10 to5; Ban Chief. lu5,
Lindsey : to /; Business, SO, Keith, to /;
Los Angles, 40, |. Lewis even; Joe Black
burn, 10, Penny. TO l.
The flag fell with the field together.
Business went out and showed the way
past the stand with Verge dor meek
behind and Los Angeles trailing in the
rear. When the turn was made Verge
dor rushed to the front and under a
gentle pull made the pace TO the wire,
winning hands down by three lengths.
Ban Chief came fast and beat Joe
Blackburn a neck for the place. Time,
2:3T%.
Fourth race, purse 500, for three year-oldi
and upwards entrance SIS, mile and one
eighth-Stsrters: Pickup, 104 Thorpe, Is tC
/; Louise NJ JOG, Hazlitt, 25 to l; Santiago
ia Lewis. ) to / Marion C, 116, r. Williams
to 10; Whitney, 10I, Mcdonald, to l; Ru
dolph, 96, Hutsell, 20 TO l; Allan Bane, 10l
Moore. 10 to l.
Rudolph went out to make the run
ming and, attended by Whitney anC
! Santiago. held first position to tht
stretch Here Marion and Santiago
drew away, Marion G winning by {
neck. Santiago beat Whitney by {
length for place. Time. 1:55.
Fifth race, purse 5000. for thTee-year-old
! 104. Narviee, to l; Bob Forsythe, no. Sea
| man, 7 to /: AIticus, 119, Moore, 10 1
Prince. IO2, lines. to /; Kate Malone, 90
| Stewart, IS TO |; Woodbena, %, Keith, 8 TO 1
| Trust, 119, K. Williams. to l.
First heat-WOodbena showed tht
| way to the stretch, where there was 1
| general closing up. After a beautiful
| race, Trust won by nose from Atticus
who beat Bob Forsythe head. lime
I:44. Bob l. was disJanced. Secont
heat, Woodbena led for half mile
where Trust took up the running ant
| was never headed, winning as he pleasei
by two lengths. Bob Forsythe second
a head before Atticus third. Time, l :43
Sixth race, purse $500, for maiden two
| vear-oIds. entrance s.. five-eighths Of mil
| Starters; Clementine. 1913, Jones, IL to ]
Bob Forester, Ill, Regain, IL to /; Gilpatricl
| Ill, TomDkins. % to l; Yucatan, les, R. vii
! Jams 8 to |; Nellie Pearl, los, Hazlitt, 10 to ]
| Missal, Ill. Seaman, 10 10 /; Mount Mo
| Oregon III. Allen 10 to !; Irish Chief, IL
Overton, 6 to5; L Brown, III, G. Sloan
to l; Gold Stone. 11S. Thorpe, sto1.
Missal and Nellie Pearl made the run
ming to the stretch. Nellie Pearl the
drew away and won by length. Iris
Chief was second, two lengths before
| l. Brown, who got away very bad
Time, 1903.