St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
GREAT RACING.
Chicago Presented a Splendid
Programme.

CniCdSO IfeSent0u Splenulu
Programme.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The twenty-sec-
| Ond days attendance at Washington
Park numbered 5000. The weather was
cool, the track good, and excellent rae
ing. Santa Catalina, California colt.
was made favorite for the opening
| scramble. His chances were killed at
! the start, he being fifteen lengths be-
! hind the leaders. The feature of the
day was the easy manner in which
Verge dor beat Guido, Joe Blackburn
and Los Angeles. The Kansas City colt
made all the running and won under
| gentle pull by length from the Cali
fornia record breaker, lGuido. Verge
dor is in great form just now and will
be hard horse to beat in any company.
| Kingman made his appearance in the
second race to-day after rest of two
weeks. He carried most of the public's
! money, and justified their confidence by
winning we'll in hand. Porter rode the
Derby winner with rare judgment.
First race. purse 5000, for maiden twoyear-
ODDS, five-eights of mile-Starters: O'Sulli-
van. 105 Thorpe. 30 to L; Santa Catalina, lis,
r. Williams II to 5; Ida Rossington, 105.
Penny, 10 to 1: Hlspania, los, Goodale, s to l;
! The Queen, 105. Porter 5 to-; Julia May, los,
Santa Catalina, the favorite, was left
at the post. The flag fell with Farine
and Hispania in front. Farine led to
the turn, where Ida RoSSington passed
him and won by length. Farine was
second, Julia May third. Time, 1:04%
Second race purse 5000, for three-year-olds
and upwards. mile-Starters: Acclaim 81.
Hoggett, to L; Twilight, 102, Mcdonald, IS
to 1; Longshore- ITO, r. Williams. 5 to 2:
1ior I ind Enn Itch fO ir11it h
gov, ia, Seaman Il to L; Kingman, 102, Por-
ter, 5 to q; Lake View 100, Thorpe. 8 to 1;
Kehama, 102, Penny. 40 to 1: Yale 81, ia,
Overflow 10 to 1; Doc Wick, 100, Hurley, 80
toll.
Lake View jumped out and looked as
if he would run away with the race.
When the turn was made Lake View
was ten lengths before Kehama.. with
Kingman third. Making the turn for
home Kingman set sail for the leader
and passed Lake View at the sixteenth
pole. Kingman won by two lengths,
while Yale beat Lake View head.
Time, IA.
Third race, the Dearborn handicap for
three-year- olds, entrance Sis, with $l,250
added, mile and an eighth-Starters Dona-
tello lis, Oyerton, 2 to | Lorenzo 103 Jones,
50 to 1; VALERA, 116, r. Williams, to 2;
WarplOt 106 Goodale, % to | Homer LIZ,
Allen. to 1: Melanie lis. English, 4 TO l.;
Philora is, Thorpe. 10 to /.
Meanie jumped to the front at the fall
of the flag. and set hot pace down the
back stretch, her closest attendants be-
ing Homer and PhilOra. AT the far
turn DonatellO and Valera Joined the
leaders. and, after an exciting finish.
DOnatello won by head from Valera,
VINO beat Homer half length for place.
Time, 1:5S4.
Fourth race purse $500. for three year-olds
and upward, selling, mile and seventy yards
Starters: Lord Lonsdale, 104. Harris. 10 to
1 Ataanta, 80. T. Sloan to l; Sir Planet,
lob, English to |; Queer Toy, 1O4, Fox, 5 to
1; Mephisto, SO, Madison, 10 to l; Minnie Ell
kin, a. Smitht Is to 5; Pickup, %, Stewart, z
to-.
Away they went, with Sir Planet first
to show. Sir Planet mace the running
to the far turn, where there was clos
ing up. When well Strengthened out
for home, Minnie Elkin and Pickup
drew away, the former winning under
a drive by a neck. Pickup beat Sir
Planet a length. Time, 1:521S.
Fifth race, purse $500. for three year-olds
and upwards, mile and quarter-Starters:
Guido, 113, OYerton, II to s.; Verge dor, u.s.
r. Williams TO 5; Joe Blackburn, 113, Pen
ny, to 1; Los Angeles, 119, Allen, IL to 5,
The start was good, the four horses
being heads apart. Guido and Verge
dor raced head and head past the stand.
the other pair length a way. Making
the turn and down the back stretch
Williams let loose link and the race
was never afterward in doubt, Verge
dor making the running and winning
well in hand by a length. Guido, hard
ridden, beat Joe Blackburn the same
distance for place. Time, 2:10.
Sixth race. purse $3.50, for maiden two
year-olds, five-eighths of mile-Starters:
Claret lis. Overton, to =; Irish Chief, lis,
English, 3l2 to /: Gold3tone. lis, Thorpe. 10
to l; White Wings, 105 Jones, Is to L; Saliva
ton, Goodale, to 1: Ray S. 108, Penny. 10 to
i Tom Tough, 108, Boyer, II to L; Bel Del
monia, Mccarthy, to 1.
Tom Tough jumped out from the
bunch and showed the way to the
stretch, where White Wings came up
and won by length from Ray S. who
beat Tom Tough neck. Time, 1:04
Seventh race purse $500, for three-year-
olds and upwards, selling, mile and seventy
yards-Starters; Eli Kendig, 20, Mccarthy,
5 to /; Reveal, 109, Allen, 3 to |; Clarion 1906
Thorpe, 5 to ?; Carus. 10, R. Williams, 16 to
light, los, Fox, to L; Rock, LOG. Mooney, 30
to1.
Eli Kendig and Rock made the run
ming to the stretch, where Eli Kendig
drew out and won by nose from Red
light, who beat Carus a length. Time.
1850.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
Leila May, los; Martin Russell, 1U3; Carus,
103; Black Pilot, 103; Ed Hopper. 10Y; Red
Light 107; Jim Dunn. 10I; Topstone, "a;
Corrinne Kenney. So.
Second race mile-Proctor Knott, 1874; Alo-
ha, 1874: RaciLe, 122; Josie NJ, 1l9; Allen
Bane, 100; Balgowan. 100; My Queen, 1914.
Third race Hyde Park stakes eight fur
longs Lillian Beatrice, 10: Salvation, 1i3:
Old Pepper 113; Chief Justice, 1l3; c L
Brown, lib; Miss Dixie, I15; Kenyon, 1lS;
Indus, rs; Julius Sax, lis; Bashford 123;
Curt Gum, l23; Faraday, 123 Chaperone,
lis; Miss Knott, 100
Fourth race, handicap, mile and quarter
Ban Chief. ~; Glockner, 105; Business,
125; Take Notice, 104; Fakir, %; Whitney.
81; Tenteen, 90.
Fifth race, nine furlongs-Joe Blackburn
122; Fayette, III; Barney. III; Hueneme, 100; |
Rosemont 107; Brandolette, 104 Lodowic o. |
SELECTIONS
Carus ana Mart Russell. Racine and Proctor !
Knott BaShford ond Curt Gum. Ban Chief |
and Business, Fayette and Rosemcnt.
Winners at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., July l5.-The |
winners to-day were:
First race. seven furlongs-Amboy won, |
Dousman second, shakespeare third. Time. |
1:52l2.
Second race, four furlongs-High c. won,
White Wings second, Jersey third. Time, !
5Ds4.
Third race. seven and a half furlongs-
Lonely won, Salisbury second, Landseer |
third. Time. 1854.
Fourth race, four and a half flrlongs-
Geneyieve won; Lita second; Fox Hall third |
Time :564.
Fifth race. six and a quatrer furlongs- !
Mary Stone won, Helen Ros second, MabeI
third. Time. l :204.
Sixth race. mile-Ruby won. Fannie Lewis |
second kyrie third Time, i:45,