St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-23
HIGH CLASS RACING.
Some Elegant Contests at Chicago
Please Ten Thousand.

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Some Elegant Contests at Chicago
Please Ten Thousand.
CHICAGO. June 22.-This was the
second day of the Washington Park
su INNER meeting. The weather was all
that could be desired, and the track,
while not very fast, was in much bet
ter condition than on Derby day. Fully
10000 people were present when the
gon g tapped for the first race. Many
ladies in bri ght costumes adorned the
grand stand and club house verandas.
There was no stake feature on the card,
but as four of the six races were well
filled with high-class performers,
good days sport was promised.
Green B. Morris will ship his great geld
ing Strathmeath to New York by fast
express tonight. The Derby winner
will be under the special care of George
Covington, the jockey who rode him to
victory in Saturdays big race. Mr.. Nor
ris said to-day that the horse would be
given special preparation for the great
Realization stakes, which will be run
at Sheepshead Bay on July3. The race
is worth something like $40, 900, and Mr..
Morris is hopeful Of capturing the rich
prize. Following are details of to-day'S
events:
First race. purse $500, for two-year-olds,
penalties and allowances half a mile-Start-
ers: Miss Bulwark, 10S, NaIvice, 8 to 1; White
Wings, lob, Fox, 10 to i, La Puente, 10s r.
| Williams, 6 to L; Sunbeam. 103 Barnhart %
| to l.; Miss Lyme. lob, Griffin. y to |; Matilda.
us. Bum, 3 TO 1; Unadilla, It's, Mcdonald, 8
| to l.; Miss Dixie, 103 Porter, to 1.
AT the third trial they were sent away
| to good start, with Miss Bulwark
slightly in front. White Wings second
| and the others punched. Coming into
| the stretch Miss Dixie set sail for the
leader. and at the eighth pole passed
] her and won handily by two lengths,
while Miss Bulwark beat Sunbeam
head for the place. Time, 0:50.
Second race, purse 500, for three-year- olds
and upwards; entrance SIS each. selling al
, lowanees, mile-Starters: silver Lake, lo3, FOX
8 to L; Corrine Kinney, IS. Keith, to !: Lord
Lonsdale. 100, Dixon. 80 to 1; Estelie, 30, Per
| kins, to 5; Whalebone, So, Dempsey. SO To l;
| Zeke Hardy, l02. Learv. 10 10 l; Boro. 90,
| Hu,zel, 30 TO L; Silver Charm. u, T. Sloan,
| to1.
Estelle got the best of the start, with
| Silver Charm and Zeke Hardy next.
! This order was maintained until the far
turn was reached, where C0rrine Kin
| ney began to move up rapidly on the
outside She could never catch the
! leader, however, and Estelle won by
| two lengths, while Corrine Kinney beat
| Silver Lake half length for place.
| Zeke Hardy was fourth, nose behind
Silver Lake. Time, l:44A.
Third race, purse $500, for three-year- olds
| and upwards, entrance SIS each, mile and
quarter-Starters: Joe Blackburn. 10l, Brit
ton, even; Los Angeles, 106. k. Williams,
to s.
Both horses were heavily backed.
One bet of $1,000 even was registered
! about Joe BIackburn's chances. The
horses ran neck and neck from the
start, and down the back stretch a
blanket would have covered them. AS
the far turn was reached Williams went
to the whip, and it was seen that
, Lucky" Baldwin'S great mare was
beaten. Blackburn began TO draw away
and won by three lengths, pulled up.
The time was 2:14.
! Fourth race. purse $500, for three-year-
olds. entrance SIS each. lille and a sixteenth
Starters: Rainier. 112. MrCarthy, 10 to 1;
Hypatica, 1O7, Bun4. to l; Pomfret, 10y,
Porter Il to l. Ed Bell. III. Moore 1O to
BaIgowan, H., 0verton, TO 10; Joe Carter.
l12 Griffin, to l.
The start was good for all but Bal
gowan, who was eight lengths behind.
Passing the stand and making the turn
Joe Carter showed the way, followed
by Hypatica and Rainier. When
Strengthened down the back stretch
Overton began to ride the tavorite, and
soon had him in third position. Around
the home turn and into the stretch
they came, Hypatica still in front, and
Balgowan at her heels. The latter
passed Hypatica halfway home, and,
Sailing OFF Joe Carriers rush, won by {
head somewhat easily, while Joe Carter
beat Hypatica a length for the place
Time, 1:5l$4.
: Fifth race purse 5000. for two-year-olds
, entrance SIS each half mile-etarters
! Cherry Bounce, 106, Finnegan. 10 to l; Ton
, | B, 100, English, 2l2 to 1; Tom Elliott, 100
. Fox. to 1; Frank Kinney III, Walker, L
5; Terra Firma, 1906 Griffin, s to 1; Ray
!. log, Keith, L 10 1; Knot In 1t. log, Bum
= to /.
/, J Tom B was the quickest ON his feet
, who were nicely punched. Tom /
, | acted as pacemaker to the last SIX
tenth pole, when Frank Kinney wa
i given his head and won with ease b.
!, half dozen lengths. The fight TO
!, place was hot one, Terra Firma beat
4 ing Tom Elliott neck. Time, 49sz
Kinney outclaSsed his field
Sixth race, purse $500, for three-year old
q and upwards. selling allowances, one mile
| Starters: Billy pinkerton, 100, Hennessey, i
/, 10 1 Martin Russell, 1e4, Steppe, to-: 81
t Planet, &C. Stewart, 10 to 1; Rosemont lO'
/. Porter, 2 to /: St. Adams, 106. Mcdonald, t
a 1; Bob Forsythe. 10S, Seaman, Is to /; Happ
n ness 90, Goodale. S toll; Patrick, 90, Nj
y Carthy, to 1; Portlaw. 90, Bum, III to l.
: Portlaw and st. Adams profited b
= the send-otf. Portlaw showed the wa
! to the three-quarter pole, where Patric
Joined him. 1t was for moment only
Patrick dying away. Portlaw won b
= ! two lengths from Bob Forsyth, VINO bea
RosemOnt half length for place. Time
d :43L. RoSemont should have won, BIT
=, was badly lnterfered with.
3, ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
|; First race mile and sixteenth-Donatell
10Y; Racine. Id; Virgo dor, IL; Alapo, q
/ | Arundel. 1876.
O Second race, three-year-old maidens. or
# mile-Woodyale, 122; Bill Nye, liz; Brutu
u 1I2: Gender, liz; Getaway, 112; Eli Kendi
" LIZ; Hagen, 112; Cryst aliite, 107.
y Third race. Lakeside stakes-fve furlongs
q Min Due. 110; Dearest, no.; The Queen, Ii
e Miss Knott, 10; Hispania Lilo; Ann orea
e no; Yucatan, 10: Salonica. 10; Miss Dixi
q us; Bracelet. 115; Chaperone, 11S.
Fourth race. handicap, nine furlongs
Longshot, 112; Joe Blackburn, no: Brand
lette, no; My Fellow, 1O6; Twilight, 10
. Prince, 81.
n Filth race, six furlongs, teats-Lake VieI
y 119; Annie Verdier, ia; The Kaiser, 10
= Borealis. Mabelle. 101; Uphate, 80; Eva r,
~ Selections Racine and Virgo dor, Woo
J, vale and Bill Nye, Bracelet and Chaperon
Is Longshot and Joe Blackburn, Lakeyiew an
:; Borealis.
:. In the Wrong Line.
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