St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-24
MISS KNOT A winner
The Chicago Lakeside Event
Went to the Scoggan
Stable.
My Fellow Easily Defeated
Joe Blackburn in the
Handicap.
Kingston and Raeeland the
Only Favorites to Win at
Sheepshead.
In the Zephyr Stakes Garri-
son Rode a Great
Finish.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The track at
Washington Park to-day was lightning
fast. and good time was made in all the
races. 1t was very warm IN the fore
part. of the afternoon, but cool, re-
treshIng breeze set in about o'clock
and brought comfortsto the 1000 people
present. The Lakeside stakes for two
year-old FLIES was the principal event
Of the day. The Scoggan pair, Chap
erone and Miss Knott went to the post
red-hot favoriteS, and the latter had no
trouble in winning at the end. In the
fourth race Joe Blackburn ruled favor
ite. but My Fellow. New Yorker, was
we'll supported. He showed remarka-
BILE form, winning under hard pull by
three lengths. Miss Carr, twO-year-
old filly of much promise by Wild Idle.
while exercising early this morning,ra
into tie fence and received injuries
from which she died an hour later. The
animal was owned by Jessie Carr. of
Selma City, CAL, and was valued at
$1,000. Following are details of to-day'S
events:
First race, purse 500. for three year-olds
and upwards mile and siXteenth-Starters:
Hirge VI, - IL; Williams, 8 10 i Arunu lei,
126. Magee, 100 to /; Aloha, 126, Simpson, 200
to 1; Racine, 122, McCafferty, to 3.
There was no delay at the start. Ra-
cine raced to the front at the stand and
showed the way to the far turn, where
Virgo dor challenged the leader. Neck
and neck they came down the stretch.
and few yards from home Williams
superior riding told, and Virgo dor
drew away and won by half length
from Racine, who beat Aloha neck for
place. The latter was badly placed
throughout the race and Will do to
watch. Time, 1:4S$I.
Second race, purse $500. for maiden three
year-olds, entrance SIS. mile : Starters:
Hagen, 112, McCatferty, 8 to s; Woodvale, 122.
Il. Williams, to l. Getaway. liz, Madden, 5
to J; Brutus, liz, Allen. to |; Bill Nyne, liz,
Oyerton, 10 to L; Crystalite, 107, Griffin, II to
1; Gender. 1l2, l.. Lloyd, so to 1; Eli Kendig,
liz, Britton, 6 to 1.
There was long delay at the start,
caused by Crystalite's refusal to break.
When they did get the flag Woodvale
was in front, 3rutuS second and Crystal
lite last. Woodvale showed the way
down the back stretch, and at the three
quarter pole the entire field was beauti-
fully punched. Coming in the stretch
hagen, the favorite, forged ahead and
won easily by two lengths from Eli Ken
dig, who beat Gender length for sec
ond money. Time, 49,.
Third race. the Lakeside satlles. a sweep
stakes for FLIES two years old, penalties and
allowances, with $1,000 added, the second
horse to receive 500 out of the stake, five
Fights of a mile--Starters: Dearest, ITO. Eng
lish, to /; The Queen. 10. Porter. to l;
Yucatan. 10, Steppe and Saonica, no.
Lewis, Balewins entry, coupled, to l.:
Chaperone, lis. Lindsay and Miss Knott no.
Britton, Scoggan's entry, coupled, to s.;
Bracelet, lis. X. Williams. 4 TO L; Min Due,
1l0 Allen, Is to Il Uma;illa, 40, Mccarthy,
10 TO l.
Queen had the best of the start by a
length, with Dearest and Bracelet next
and others close up. Williams sent
Bracelet forward. and at the turn was
leading Dearest by a length, the Scog-
gan pair being third ana fourth re-
spectively. These positions were main
tanned in the stretch and Bracelet
looked like winner, but Brittln
! brought Miss Knott out OF the bunch
with rush and won by half length.
| Bracelet beat Chaperone a length for
| second honorS. Time, 1:02I.
Fourth race, free handicap, for three-year
| olds and up wards mile and an eighth-Start
| ers: Brandolette, 10, Mcdonald, to 1;
Prince, 81, Graham, II to 1; Joe Blackburn,
| ITO, Britton. to 5; Longshot, liz. Overton, :
! TO 1; Twilight, 100, Griffin, Ii to 1; My Eel
| low, 106, Mccarthy, to /.
Brandolette jumped out first and sci
hot pace around the turn and up the
back stretch, with My Fellow and Long
shot as her closest attendants. There
was no change until the stretch was
reached. where My Fellow passed the
leader. and won in hollow style by three
lengths. Joe Blackburn came with {
rnsh, and beat Brandolette length fol
place. Time, 1864.
| oil
and upwards. entrance fee, three-quarte
mile heats-Starters: Mabelle, 101, Porter,
to L; The Kaiser, 1O6 n. Porter, to l.; Evs
r. o. Anderson, 20 to /; Lake View, 11e
Verdier, ia, Webb, so to l; Borealis, 101
Fox, 10 to l.
First heat-Mabelle got away frs
and was never headed, winning by
length from Lake View.who beat Bore
ais length. Time, 1:154. Anna Yer
der, Uphate and Eva Z were dlstanced
Just before the second heat was callet
it was discovered that BoreaIis had beel
badly cut. He was Withdrawn ant
twenty minutes allowed for a new book
Second heat-Mabelle led off and wo
by two lengths from the Kaiser, VIII
beat Lake View neck for the place
Time, 1:1612.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. mile-Bankruptcy, 1913; Sail
Gardner, 123; Faithful. 125; Tenor, 104; Tin
berland, 90; Yale 81, 1O4.
Second race, two-year-olds. five furlongs-
Wightman, 123; Ceverton, 123; John Winkl,
1913; John Windsor. 123 Dan Kurtz, IL:
Julius SAKE, us; Arthur Davis, lis; Gu
Gum, lis; Knot In It. us; Alhambra, Ill
Astrakan, III; Lillian Beatrice, Ill; Orli
Ill: Duchess of Marlborough. 10S.
Third race, handicap, half mile-Kin
man, 112; Ormie, Ill: Sportsman, 100; A
ticus, 1913; Business, 100.
Fourth race, selling, nine furlongs-Ira
, Bride, Chapman. 113; Tom DAILY, Ill; Start,
| Caldwell, 10; My Queen, les; Top Ston
, 102; Falerna, 81.
Fifth race, three year-olds, mile and ST
teenth-Donatello. Balgowan. Joe Carte
Whitney, Reputation, 122; Timberland. III.
l Sixth race, selling. uine furlongs-Bc
Forsythe, Ill; Profiigate, no; Blue Vail. 10
} Minnie Elkin. 105; War Plot 104; Eugeni
: 102; Bob l., 102; Hopeful, 109.
SELECTIONS.
Yale 81 and Faithful Wightman al
: Ceverton, Kingman and Ormie. Oh apmf
y and Ira b Bride, Balgowan and Timberlan
. Bob Forsythe and Minnie Elkins.