The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-09
Seventeen Colts Contest for the Worlds
Fair Stakes at Washington Park.
Ell Teleprapho Proves to Be the Fleetest and
Captures the Prize by Leagth from Dolly
Warden, Who Beat Rhett Goode Neck.
Bndd Doble Starts Eighteen of His
Speediest Horses on the Rounds.
Nancy Hanks, stamboul and Other Cracks OF
for Detroit-Cornell Wins Boat Race
Standing Of the Ball Clubs.

CHICAGO. July S-The Keenes got sub
stantIal consolation to-day for their defeat
in the American derby when their bay colt,
III Telegrapho. galloped through five and o
half furlonge of mud and won the rich
worlds fair stakes for two-year-olde the
futurity OF the Washington Park meeting
The victory was witnessed by Is. 900 people,
and. although LUCK cut q figure In .A~--'
suit. the successful colt got voUs~ -
cheers. Seventeen started. The heavy
OF this morning put the track in worse con-
ditiOn than il had been during the meeting.
and in all the races the contestants fought
to get the lead near the outer rail There
were some scrathes In consequence. and
three additions to the stake event When
il as announced that Domino had beel
scratched there was much surprise. for 10
had been understood all along that the
Keenes brought FL Telegrspho only as On
exercise horse for Domino. The explans-
tion was that Domino could not run in the
mud, and his heavy impost of 125 pounds
lent some color 20 this statement Ths
shrewd ones. however. at once guessed
that the Keene sta BILE was playing trick,
and that I'll Telegrspho could be relied
upon TO do what had been expected
graphic was second choice in bet
ting as fours and fives while
the fast and highly-bred California
filly. Filtration was installed In the place
OF honor, her price being 2h to l. Peter
placed TO i. Corrlgan's NassAl. Anna
Mayes and Bankas Daughter were 10 to l.
and the others long shots.
There was little delay at the post and
ha ofoyf W. haf lly
McCllenand's Frog Dance was left stand.
ing at the post. Filtration was fret away,
with @ Ganelone second. Clara Bauer third,
North Side fourth. Ell Telegrspho twelfth
had shot out in front and opened
q space between himself and Flirta-
t,on. p at whose shoulders was
Into the stretch North Side was still lead
ing by two lengths. but soon diod away,
and tbe only important factor he cut in the
result was to swerve in front OF Filtration
and Peter the Great. and so interrupt them
as to cause them to lose ground. FL Tele-
hrapto came on fast and won. hard driven,
by 6 length from Walcott AZ CampbelPd
Dolly Warden, who beat Rheit Goode only
q neck for place. Then came Naseal. who
had made great race, anu Peter the Greak
The favorlte was eighth.
Outside of the stake race the great fea-
ture OF the dag was the defeat OF Morell0,
in the fifth race at a mile. Linda kept IL
front all tDo way anu won ctGiif Uy lOuI
lengths. It wss Morello's frst race at the
meeting and the erRument is that he was
short of work. Summaries:
First Rsce-Purse. $3.50; six furloDgx
Louise won easily by four lengths; joe
Murphy second by length and a half
ElJZsimmOns third. Time, 1919.
Second Rsce-Purse. S1.000; mile and an
eighth. Yo Tambien won IN q walk: Union
second. Time. 100. n o other starters.
Third Race-The Worlds fair stakes; fot
two-year-olds; $40. 0o0 TO the winner. $1,000
TO second horse. S20C0 to third: five and
one-haf fuTlOnRs. j. G q L. +. keenes
FL Telegrapho. lis Or. Williamsl. 4A1 to !.
Campbelps Dolly Warden. ITO lrarsll. so "a
Rhett Goode. 11s (Morris. 40 TO l,
third, by half a length; Time; a l;ls.
Filtration. Sigurd. North Side. Bankss
Daughter Cash Day. Orindo. Ganelon and
Anna Mayes finished as named. Frog
Dance was left standing at the post.
Fourth Race-Handicap; $500 sddedf
one and one-half miles Fatero won 10y
length; Bessie BIsland second by q length
and q half. Newton thlrd. Time. 2:4a
Fifth Race-Purse. 1000: one mile. Lin
da won easily by four lengths; Morello seo-
1:i7A.
sixth Race-Purse. $500; six furlonsa
Hedge Rose won by q length; Mookahi seos
ond By length. Oracle }. third. Time.
1:20A.
Seventh Race-Purse, $500; six furlonga
Rosyn won in O romp by ten lengths; Rea-
dine second by three lengths. Promenade
third. Time, l:lS%.
Good Attendance Monmouth Park.
MONMOUTH PARK, July S.-The races
were we'll attended here to-day. The ex-
ceIlent card had its effect and the trains
from New York were crowded
to their doors. The track was
In perfect shape. The weather
was cool The board of control to-day sus-
pended jockey Sam Doggett from riding
until Aug. l. except for the Oneck sta
BILE to which he is under contract. Dog
gett apoIogized to Philip Dwyer for bis
impudence, but is wes at the latters re-
quest the suspension was ordered by the
board. Results:
First Race-Six furlongs. Prince George
first. Midnight second, DR.. Rice third.
Time 1:14
second Race-FIve and one-hah fur
longs. Kazan first. Roland Reed second,
Cbateus third. Time, 1909.
Third Race-Mile and quarter. Au-
gueta Belle first. Lady Violet second. After
noon third. Time 2.10&.
Fourth Raee-Eour and half furlongA
Nottingham first. Hyderabad second. De-
olare third. Time. ban.
Fifth Race-One mile. ST. Florisn first
Equity second, Mary Stone third. Time.
1:44.
sixth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth. Joe
Kelly first. Maorid second. Mr. Sass third.
Time, l:4SA.
brighton Besoh Results
BRIGHTON BEACH. July S--First Race