St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-08
GOOD DAY FOR BOOKS.
In Chicago Mud Only Two Favor
ties Won.

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CHICAGO, July 7.-Rain fell in tor
rents last night, and the track at Wash
ington Park to-day was sea of mud.
There were many scratches in all of the
six eXents. The weather was cold ana
raw, aud Overcoats and wraps were in
general use. Only two favOrites won,
and the bOokmaEers reaped harvest.
-Four thousand people were present.
First race, purse $500, for two-year-olds.
entrance $40 three-quarters of mile-Start-
ters: Two Bits, lis, Goodale, IL to 1; Astra-
khan. 1G5, Porter, Is to 1; Tom Roach, 108,
Fox. so to /; Rio Grande l0S, Allen. to 1;
Gold Stone, 10S, Thorpe. 10 to 1; Blaze Duke,
1i5> OVerton. to / Carlsbad, lis. Mccarthy.
to l: Fitzpatrick. los, r. Williams. to L;
Farine, 105, Madison, 20 to L
Two Bits was first by two lengths at
the start, Tom Roach second, with Rio
Grande and Farine bringing up the
rear. Two Bits was never headed, win
ming by two lengths from Carlsbad,
who beat Blaze Duke length. Time,
1 :23%.
Second race. purse $500, for three-year-
olds. entrance $40, mile-Starters: Ella
Blackburn. 107, Mccarthy, 8 to L; Reputa-
ton, liz, Boyer, 10 to l.; Hazelhurst, 1o7, Nc
Donald, to L; Penny Royal, LIS, Allen, to
l; Ieonoclast 112. Seaman, s to 1; Harry Ray,
LIZ, r. Williams 8 to L; Glen Rush, LIZ,
Penny, to 1; Asben, 112, Thorpe, 4 to 1.
Iconoclast was the leader at the start,
with HaZelhurst second and Ella Black
burn last. Iconoclast set the pace to
the turn, where Penny Royal passed
him and, coming on, won by length
from Reputation, who beat HaZelhurst
neck Tor the place. Time, l:55.
Hazelhurst was handled badly
throughout the race, and will do to
watch.
Third race. handicap for three-year-olds
and upward of $50 each, with $500 added,
mile and ee-eighths-Starters: Eli, 70.
Keith, 6 to 1; w. G.. Norris 1e3 Mccarthy,
to =; Los Angeles, 1lS, |. Lewis, even; Ormie,
10, R. Williams to l.
Ormie rushed to the front and Tapped
by Eli, showed the way past the stand.
At the turn w. q. Morris was first by
two lengths, Eli second. Morris led to
the three-quarter pole, where Los
Angeles began to move up, and at the
head of the stretch Baldwin's mare
passed the leaders. Los Angeles was
from Ormie, who beat W. G. Morris the
same distance. Time, 2:37.
Fourth race, purse 500, for three-year-
year-olds and upwards, selling, mile and
Observation-Disclosures: LongliS IT, IS. Smith.
3l2 to /: McMurtry, 80, Good e, 6 to 1; Vie
JOEla- %. ferklus- L. 10 Il JUN 1IHlu, or
Fitzmorris, 20 to /; Jennie Cottrill SO, Keith,
20 to l; Bonnie Annie, 81, Madison, 3 to L;
Prettiwit, 102. English, 10 to l.; Tom Hood,
%. HutselI, s TO /; John DAILY, IS, Penny, s
to l.
Bonnie Annie was first away, the
others well punched. Down the back
stretch John Daily was the pacemaker.
with Bonnie Annie and Jennie Cottrell
next. John DAILY held his own to the
end of the grand stand, where Long
light passed him and won by length.
Daily was three lengths before John
Irwin. Time, 1:5915.
Fifth race. purse $50, for three-year- olds
and upwards, entrance $40. mile and three
observation-disclosures: Gender, "a, FitZmorr1s,
to 1; WOodbena, 100. Allen to l; Lillian
Lindsey 107, r. Williams, to 5; Leila May,
l04, Penny, 9 to D.
Leila May was In front at the start
and was never headed, winning as she
pleased by half dozen lengths. The
fight for place was hot one, Gender
getting second money by short head
from Lillian Lindsey. Time. 2:l4.
Sixth race, purse 500, for three-year -olds
and upwards, settings, mile and sixteenth
Starters: Corinne Kinney, 81, Perkins, -
TO 1: Ed Leonard, 90, Fitzmorris, Is to /; Ed
Porter. s to 1; Barney. 102, Thorpe. to 5;
Texas Girl, "a, Madison, Is to l.; Lady Black
burn, 1O1. Fox 10 to 1.
A good start with Lady Blackburn i'll
front was the order. Fox let loose on
the Lady and opened up gap of four
lengths. This advantage was main
tanned throughout, Lady Blackburn
winning from Harry Weldon. who beat
COrinne Kinney short head for the
place. Time, 2:01.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race maidenS, six furlongs-Mount
McGregor, Madden, Hume, Townsend,
GuIinda, Jim head, Doctor Malioy, Gov.
Porter, III; Bessie Bisland, Umatilla, Claret,
los.
Second race, mile and a sixteentb-Did not
fill. Extra race closes at 9 a. m. tomorrow.
selling mile.
Third race. Drexel stakes. mile-San Joa-
quin, lis; Linlithgow, Lodowic. Homer,
Faithful, Glenrush, ID; Rinfax, rs; Valera,
127.
Fourth race handicap, mile and seventy
yards-Bankrupt III; Glockner, ia; Doctor
Nave. los; Portlaw, 157; Penn P, 1866;
Churchill Clark, I07. Dollikens 105.
Fifth race, six furlongs, heats-Big Three,
124; Billy Pinkerton, I24; Ed Hopper, 119;
Profiigate III; Mabelle, los; BoreaIis. 1O6;
Marvel, HIS; Abby T, 103; Topstone, 50.
SELECTIONS.
Umatilla and Bessie Bisland, Rinfax and
Homer, Churchill Clark and DolHkens, Big
Three and Borealis.