St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-04
CALIFORNIA; DAY.
Four Golden State Thoroughbreds
Win at Chicago.

Four Golden State Thoroughbreds
Win at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July Sit was California
day at Washington Park, the first four
races going to animals bred OH the Pa.
cItic coast. Galindo's victory in the
handicap was very impressive. The
weather was clear and cool, the track
FAST and the attendance 1000. The
Santa Anita stables promising daugh-
ter of Emperor of Norfolk beat the
favorite, Banka's Daughter, in the first
race, after hard drive all the way
down the stretch. The second race, at
mile and an eighth. was only gentle
exercise for Yo Tambien, who was
to 4 in the betting. Sixteen
started in the selling race at mile,
Forest Rose. Sir Walter Raleigh,
Philora and Revolver being the most
followed. The race was among this
quartette, Revolver leading all the way
and finally winning in vigorous drive
by.a half length from Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, with Forest Rose in third place.
Joe Blackburn was the favorite in the
handicap at mile and quarter. Fa-
lero went out and set the pace, closely
followed by Versatile. the extreme out
slider in betting. In the stretch GaIindo
and Joe Blackburn came up from the
rear, and the former won rather easily,
with Blackburn second and Ri
ley third. The time - 2:O615 =
was very fast. The longest shot
of the meeting won in the fifth,
a sprinting race. Haydee and Crockett
were the most fancied, while Somer-
Sault, An imported colt. belonging to l..
Ii. Schoenfeld. was at 90 to l on the
nd
lead and held 1t to the end, winning
easily. AS good as to could be had
against any colt in the sixth race, and
King David at that price won very
easily. In the last race Oregon Eclipse
and Sunshine Whisky were plunged on
heavily, but ROslyn, the fast but cow
ardly three-year-old in the Ktna sta
BILE, Spread-eagled his field, and won i'll
the lightning fast time of 1:131 for
quarters of mile. Summarizes:
First race, maiden two year-olds, purse
$500. four and half furlongs-Empress of
Norfolk. 9S (Perkins), to l, won by neck
in hard finish; Banka's Daughter. % "a.
Clayton) s to 5, second, whipping by four
lengths; Charlie Mcdonald, 10l (McDonald),
10 to l, third by half length. Time, :54s4.
Second race, purse $1,000, mile and an
eighth-Yo Tambien 103 (Rat), to 4, won
under double pull by two lengths; Cicely,
103 "a. Clayton), ~ to !, second. whipping,
by three lengths; Springaway, lib CThOrpe),
Z to !, third by half length, Time, 1914
Third race. selling, purse $1,000, one mile
Revolver, l02 IT. Sloan), to !, won fighting
by a half-length; Sir Waiter Raleigh, 1906
(Freeman), TO 1, second by three quarters
of length; Forest Rose, So PERKINS, to /,
third by length. Time 1:42A.
Fourth race, handicap, Sl,aU0 added. mile
and quarter-Galindo l16 (Morris), TO =,
won driving by two lengths; Joe Blackburn,
100 (Martin), s to 5, second by length and a
half; Riley. 1ls (murphy), 3I2 20 1, third.
Time. 2:06i2.
Fifth race purse $500, six furlongs-som-
ersault Qmp.). l07. (Morrisl, 80 10 /, won
easily by two lengths; Miles Standish, eS
"a Clayton), Z to /, seco nd by half length /;
Crochet, 102 &C. McDonald), 8 to 1, third.
Time. l:i442.
Sixth race. maiden two-year-olds purse
$500, four aud half furIongs-King David,
los Oeighl, to 1, won easily by three
lengths; Salvador, 101 (Thorpe) to l. sec
ond by half a length; Nutwood, los (Sar-
GENT, 10 to J, third. Time, :55s4
Seventh race, purse $780, SIX furlongs-
Roselyn, 103 (Irving), Z to l. won easily by
six lengths; Sunshine Whisky, LEI (Coying-
ton), II to 5, second by half length; First
Ward, 9S Ga. Clayton), 10 to 1. third. Time.
1:15l2.