New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
THE LAST WEEK AT WASHINGTON PARK.
STAKE RACES YET on THE PROGRAMMED GOOD
DAYS SPORT. BUT POOR ATTENDANCE.

Chicago. July 17.-Onv ont week more OF the Wa-hhs
ton Park meeting renains, and with no less ulAh hNe
stake races be it should close in blaze oil glory
lac i've STAKE BE- decided aye the Maiden STAKES
n, three. yea,olds hc ouickstep. for twoyesrods the
Dearborn Handicap for threeyear-olds tie Lake We"
Handicap for woyesroldS, and the Wheeler Handicap
for thr eyesr.olds and upward
A small crowd witnessed some COCA races 'Ad' ."
the PARK the most notable being the pony race at one
mile which fifth on the pro2I~nme' 'fa"'"u' van
Leo. Miller NY, fret choice In the ue'uhs, '"~ NV
Al four 10 five hut he had the hardest hnd OF time
beating Pocahonas on whom Fred Taral rode nsgh''"
au,sb no no beaten only a nose the post Inc "h'ef
ran remarkable race being last AZ 'he .''i'' ''' -
ground soing down the bacEsuctch ana Winning :"
nose II, fierce drive the entire length Of the stretch
The opening race. hve-urlong DASH ior t"O-yeulus
roved an ea-y thing for Bolngef. on fourth ana Wen
placed al all times, he responder RimcS W LII -"
winning by Two opsu lengths Inc H'c"' We. 49,
al set IN the second also h'e'lufo"s uH9n o'
vear.olds Portugal winning In hollo" style aVeF Ol"s
been ofY in his lace last fridIy H. f. Fly The LeaH!'
PLAYED fayoie. badly ridden hhi'hiis Poo' Vu''
L. Colngans Joe Murphy glaadehed inc h'''' VI "'
hackers by winning the thifd III an a. N
RIOS, and Bridal Veil furnished the bet hhsh oil ths ay'
tho former winning In the last jump by hose' lin
MurAy who generally quits when coiiSieu' proven game
In his race. and won in 4 i've by hdi ie"s'"' '"'
the closing event BIisget had al elsy Inns on III iio'
she led all the way "ihhihs' puiS- "P "
The summaries follow
First race-purse $500; for two'year'9ds seilns az
lowsnces I'VE fur,oiss, L,hsei' 10 Una pit,cs
m - f,,ranan . /. thru. IIuc-l ~! - May
IllIau, captain Sncdi, Jud.c ia! he,
bu nos Ayrc,. King Calico ana hai"'a'no ""i'neu a.
named. a., .,,.,. 81
second racc-Puree $500; for two-ycarods selling a.
n\e furIong 70 tugai. 30 (PeIkneJ. 70
In, lara white. 100 (Ihorpej, u second Equrtoi
az f., ,.nanD 10 " /, thlrd line C2a, ~ J.; ~
DaSa J. M nsssA aa! nSSqGs:d . M Henry
rhira IA c-Purse $500; for all age, penalties sad
,nd.a'r.,. Elk furlongs Joe Murphy, li3 (Iara to
Won, Lulu, % (GTsnsm), 10 4, second opoito 10"
C,b"ye, y 10 l. tnird. Time 10. Annie Elsh.lh
somnsnbaiist rsncisco, Tigfess ana Boston Boy
nnisned az named.
Fourth ra.e-1urse $500; for threeyear-olds ond up
Ienall,es allowances sh lullUiss. ou''
KIss la Crorer), TO /, Won Bridal Iei' 20 ~
WeIer, TO l. second Borcali,, iCJ >hields, II U -
tnild Iine-l :l54 Carmen tsunlieroy Luxe F. "i'9
,,o,.- and Wisdom nnisnei a. named
Ltfth ,ace-Pouv race, Sweepstakes; for horses anu
,on,s not exceeding Is hands With $1,000 aldcd one
nile Lrawiora lj2 (MierJ. Ia D. won PO' ai"htds'
Io1 crbrsl : 10 3 cond Lea Jennings. loo (Moor,!'
I5 10 h third. Tme-l .41i2. Little Monarch, Bdlaiu'
I-Irgy and CiNto finished named
sixth racc-Puis $500 for thre.-year-olds ana up
wards penalties and allowances ~ furongs Iim bur
10 second FoAhall ia (rOr"n, 10 l. ud. Inns ins
:lis.. lIsydec, Oracle j., Ahry Ilttc Nie"' NV
~ and Esperanto finished as iaui'
seventh race-A private sweepjahe for ponies OF riVo
each: me fuIongs Bridget l2j tilunn). TO TO- won
Gllliya III IaiaD, To D, sc !Nd; Llte fIic"u' -
VWeirI, 4 70 J. thira. Time-l :o5i.