St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-04
LOSSES RECLAIMED,
Three Hot FavOrites Win for the
Talent at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Rain fell in tor
Washington park to-day was heavy.
The afternoon was cool and pleasant.
and 5000 people enjoyed some irst-class
sport. Three heavy backed favOrites
won, and the betting public regained
part Of Yesterdays losses. There were
only three horses entered for the hand
leap. Verge d Or was at short odds,
but Wads of money Went on him tow ard
the end. he won under strong pull.
Following are details:
First race, purse $500, for two-year-olds
selling, fve-eighths of a mile-Stsrters:
BlaZonna, 100 / Harris, TO l; Blaze Duke,
103, Fox, 3 10 /; Ray :, %, Keith, 10 to l: La
Puente, 105, Naryice, 8 to l; Dolly Mobiles.
9S, Penny, > TO 1; Knott In 1t, 10l. GoOdale,
to L; Strictly, 100, Porter, to 1.
Strictly and La Puente were the first
to show. They were nicely punched at
the turn for home and all whipping.
Blaze Duke drew away near the wire
and won by a length from Dolly Mobiles,
who beat Ray neck. Time, 1907.
second race. purse $500. same conditions as
first race, ive-eighths of. q miie-Starters:
Falero. 1CS, Mccarthy, u to /; Ragner, 100,
Porter j. 10 /: Tom Harding, 10, Hazlltt.
tO1: Lena Frey, 101, Fink, ) to l; Sam
L
r. Williams, ? TO l.
Falero was first away to a good start,
with Tom Harding and Lena Frey in
the order named. Sam Farmer rushed
to the front at the turn, and with Tom
Harding. showed the way to the betting
sheds. Here Williams brought Curt
Gum up. and passing the leaders, won
in a canter by three lengths, Sam
Farmer beat Harding a length for Sec
ond money. Time, l:O6.
Third race, purse $500, for three-year-o olds
and upwards, one mlie-Long supper, 1O4,
Mcdonald, u 10 l.: Clio. l04, R. Williams. 10
l; Aloha. 109, simpson, TO ,; Amsterdam,
100, !. Lewis. II 10 !; RinfaX, 109 Narvice,
to ;; GlenTush. ~, Regan, 20 to I; Pilgrim,
IJ7, Morris, Il TO /; Pen P, 101, English, 10 TO
/; Camilla. 10, Seaman, 10 1.
The flag fell TO a good start. Rinfax,
true TO his usual tactics. jumped out and
set hot pace. AT the far turn Clio
challenged the leader, but Harvice
shook the Californian up, and he drew
away and won by two lengths. CamilI=
came fast and beat Clio a neck for
! place. Time, l:4SS4.
Fourth race. purse $500. for three-year- olds
and upwards, selling. mile and 40 yards
! Starters: Reveal 1l4 Boyer, to !; Billy
PinkerIon III, seaman. PIP TO /; Tom DAILY
1l2, c. Sloan, to !: SunnybrOOk 10 Eng
| lish. 8 TO 1; John DAILY 106, Morris. 3 to j.;
Jim Durn 100, Thorpe, 10 TO !; Bill Nye 81,
Keith, l0to1.
Jim Dunn took the lead with the flag
| and was never headed, winning by a
length from Pinkerton, who was stu
pidly ridden by Seaman. Sunnybrook
was third, two lengths away. Time,
:53.
Fifth race. handicap, for three -year-olds
/ ana upward 500 added, mile aud an eighth
Starters: Verge q Or 12l, Il. Williams, , TO
| 5; Glockner, 10. Fishburn, 10 l; Billy
| PinkertOn, 102. Thorpe, 10 TO l.
Pinkerton jumped forward and at the
| turn was a length before Verge dor.
| Down the back stretch Pinkerton in
! creased his lead to two lengths. When
| the far turn was made GlOckner and
! Verge dor passed the leader and CON-
ing on, Verge dor won under pull by
| a neck. GlOckner was three lengths
before Billy Pinkerton. Time, 2:04.
Sixth race, purse $500, for three-year-olds
and upwards, selling, one mile and seventy
/ yards-Starters: Bonnie Annie, 1UI, HaZlltt,
| to i; Lady Blackburn, los, Fox, to 1; Lels
| May, 107. Mooney, 4 TO l; Neva c. 1e7, R.
| Williams, . to /; St Albans, 101, Hennessy.
to l; First Lap, 104. Thorpe, 20to1.
Leila May showed the way down the
back stretch and to the turn, where
Lady Blackburn made her run. Halt
| way from home Lady BLACKBURN drew
away, and won by length from LEILA
May, who beat st. Albans two lengths
for the place. Time, 1884.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. maidens, five furlongs-Uma
| tilla, los; White Wings. los; Redina, los
O'Suliiyan, 10e; Annorean, los; Nellie Pearl
los: Clemintide. Jos; Esperto, 10s; Santo, los
Min Due, los; Ella Shipman, los
Second race, nine fuTlongs-Joe Black
burn, 9S: Penn. LOG; Prince, 10s; Whitney
Faithful, 1O5: Homer, IDS; Balgowan, 105
Barry Ray, 90.
Third race, selling, mile-Tom DAILY, ia
Hardee. 10; 0drey, l07; Fairy Queen, los
| fQg Do %, 10 lss