St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-01
MONK OvERTON's DAY.
The CoIored Boy Rides Four Win
ming Mounts.

CHICAGO. June 30. - About seven
thousand people saw Jockey Monk
Overton pilot four hores to victory at
Washington Park to-day. This colored
boy is in great form just now. The
weather was cool and the track good.
Dan KurtZ was the good thing in the
first race. He won handily at the end.
RinfaX, at odds on, could do no better
than second in the next race, Tom
Rogers winning under drive. The
next event was the EnglewOOd stakes.
Ida Pickwick and the Baldwin pair
were most faneied, but Shipmate had a
strong following. The race was duel
between Pickwick and Shipmate, the
latter winning by a length. Ernest
Race. at to l, won the fifth, and Big
Three, the favOrite, won the last race
in straight heats.
First race. purse $500. for twV-year-olds;
entrance SO; three quarters of a mile
Starters; Falero, lis, 1. Lewis, to 1; Judge
Hughes, lis, Jones, to /; Blaze Duke, us
Seaman. u 10 !; sweet Blossom. los, o.
Lewis l. 10 I: John WindiSch. lis Graham
I5toI: Astrakhan JOS Hathaway 10 to l !;
Bracelet, 115, r. Williams, 2I2 to l; Dan
Kurtz, lis, OvertOn, , TO /; Two Bits lis
GOOdale. > TO 1.
Bracelet and Judge Hughes were the
first pair TO show TO a good start. When
the stretch was reached OveTtOn
brought Dan KurtZ up with a rush and
won by length. Judge Hughes was
second. a neck before Bracelet, third.
Time, 1:l6.
Second race. purse $500. for three year-old
colts: entrance. SO; mile and a sixteenth
I RnpnTE
Us, OvertOu, 8 10 /; PomfreL lis, Williams,
6 toll
Rinfax showed the way from the
start to within 100 yards of the wire.
where Tom Rogers forged ahead and
won by half a length. while Rinfax
beat POmfret two lengths. Time, 1893.
Third race the Englewood stakes. for
three-year-old FLIES, Of 500 each, with Sl.0O0
added. mile->tarters: Miss Hawkins, 122,
Hathaway, 10 to /; Esperanza, III, l. Lewis,
and Santa Anna. 10, Jones, Baldwin's entry,
coupled, 10 ,; Ida Piekwiek, I24, R. Will
Jams 10 /; PhilOra- III, kiley. 10 1; Ship
mate, III, Overton, 1 to /
Away they went with Ida Piekwick
and PhilOra in front. PhilOIa showed
the way from the first turn to the three
quarter pole, where ShiDmate showed
in front Ida Pickwiek made her run at
The head of the stretch, but was not.
aDle 10 cdIcD SnlpHdte, WHO Won Dy a
length. Pickwick beat Santa Anna a
length for place. Time, 1881.
Fourth race. handicap Of so each for three
year-oIds and upwards. mile and an eighth
starters: Whitney, IS, Porter, to 5; Faith
ful. 81. Penny, TO L: Santiago, Ia. L Lewis,
S to 5; Ernest Race, 10, Rowe, s TO 1.
Faithful was first to show and set the
pace 10 the turn. Down the back stretch
there was a general closing up. and the
race was beautiful to the end, all the
horses being on almost even terms.
Ernest Race managed to squeeze in
winner by a mead from Whitney, who
beat Santiago a neck. Time, SO.
Fifth race, purse $500, for three-y ear-olds
and upward three-quarter mile heats-Start-
ers: Pilgrim. 157. Morris Is TO l; Big Three
ia Overton, TO 5; Sis O'Lee, 102, n. Porter
G to l; Creole. 109. McCaferty. 20 L; Little
Crete 1O2, c. Sloan, 10 i San Saba, III,