St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-10
70 TAMB|EN FIRST.
A Twin City Derby Candidate
Wins the Boulevard
Stakes.
Seventeen Thousand Chica-
g0ans Turn Out to See
Some Great Races.
Marcus Days Tammany Wins
the Lorillard Stakes at
Monmouth.
He Makes the Distance With
in Half a Second Of the
Record.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The Washington
Park officials announced that this was
the most profitable Saturday the club
had experienced since its Inauguration.
There is nothing surprising in this
statement. for when it is taken into
consideration that the card offered was
one of extraordinary attractiveness.
embracing as it did in its lists of horses
some of the greatest thoroughbreds In
the country, and with the extremely
fine weather, it is not to be wondered
at that fully 1900 of Chicago's popuIace
should submit to these seductive in
f1uences. Those who anticipated enjoy
ing a good days sport were not dis
were of the soul-stirring variety.
in which five favorites and one
third choice, who eventually himself
became favorite in the heat race, con-
contributed their share to the days en-
joyment. The special feature of the
day was the Boulevard stakes, in which
70 Tambien. the winner of the Chicago
Derby at Garfield park, won easily.
The racing feature of the day was con-
tavOrite, took the lead coming down the
stretch, one length in advance of Eli
Kindig. Prince Fortunatus and En-
garita, who were OH even terms, the
four presenting a striking picture.
Tiny Williams, on the leader, evil
IDENTIFY imagined that he could win with
out extra eXertiOn, but the three
chargers made such hot pace that he
was forced to go to the whip in the last
hundred feet. and none foo soon. i.
Summaries:
First race purse $500. for maiden two-year-
olds, five furlongs-Siluria. los. A. Clayton.
z to 5, won easily by two lengths; Dare Vela.
ITO, Britton, to |, second, by one and half
lengths: Wampego 10S, Costello 10 TO /,
third. Time, l:14. Emma Pickwick. ITO;
LIpdienne, 10: Marion G, los, and Dazzle,
Second race, purse 500, for three-year-
and upwards; mile and furlong-Guido,
1875 to 5, won in driving finish. by aneck;
Engarita. 100, Hoggett, IL to l, second by a
mead; Prince Fortunatus, lie. Ray, to l,
third Time, 1874. Ceverton, 1O5; Notus,
100; Falero. los; Aristocrat 10S; Innocence.
ITO, and Eli Kindig, lis. also ran.
Third race. Boulevard stakes a sweep
stakes for all ages, with Sl,50o added, mile
70 Tambien, Ill. Thorpe. = to 5, won in gal
lop by two lengths; Faraday, ZIG, Ray, 9 to /,
five lengths before Santiago, l24. Barnes,
tnlrd. lime, 1:5O. Newton, l1S: Columbia,
81; Alte VIOLA, 81, and Bush McDuff, 100, also
ran. Net value to winner, $3.50.
Fourth race, selling, purse 800, for three
year-old and upwards, mile and a sixteenth
Harry Smith, l0S, Ray, 2 to 1, won by three
parts of a length i'll drive; Reveal ITO,
Hoggett, to l, second. by one and q half
lengths: Carmen, 10S, Griffin. 6 to 1, third.
Time, 1:51I2. Eugene, 1Oi Donohue, Ill;
Galbanum. los; Grey Fellow. 1U7; Uncle
Frank, 10S; John Winfield, 105 and Zeke
Hardy, 10, also ran.
Fifth race, purse $500, for three-year- olds
and upwards, three-quarter mile heats-Ore-
gon, Eclipse. r. Williams, 1l9. to 8, won
easily by one length and a half; Big Three.
il9, Fox, 6 to l, second by one length, Tim
Murphy, 1l9, H. Lewis. to1, third. Time,
1:17l2. Uncle Walter. 100, was distanced.
Second heat-Blg Three. s to !, won in
driving finish by a length and half from
Oregon Eclipse, 1 to 20, second. Time. lis.
Tim Murphy was distanced.
In the run 81, Big Three, to 5. in another
exciting finish. won by one and a half
lengths; Oregon Eclipse. 3l2 to 1, second.
Time, 1:1S.
Sixth race, purse $780, for maiden two-year-
olds, five furlongs-C II Gillock. Ill, Hoggett,
9 to 10, won easily by four lengths; Yonlin-
den, l0S Penny, 3 to !, second by head:
Lakeland, Ill, Freeman, to 9, third. Time
l:c5. johnnie Weber. Ill; Trompeur, Ill;
G d e. Ill; Alderman Morris, Ill. and Aunt
Jane colt, Ill, also ran.