The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
GREAT WESTERN HANDICAP.
Yesterdays Chief Event at Washiugto

Yesterdays Chief Event at Washington
Park Won by Rudolph.
CHICAGO. July ~12.-Rudolph won the
Great Western handicap at Warrington
Park with comparative ease. beating the
best horses at the track. The distance was
q mile and q half. and nine started. They
were In good shape at the start. and the
pace toward the stand was only fair. Pass.
ing the crowd Falero was in the lead. fol-
lowed by Poet Scout. Ray 5. and 70 Tam
bien. Fslero kept his place until o mile
had been covered. and then gave up. the
leader at the th%ree.qusrter pole being Ray
S. He kept his advantage until IN the
stretch. when Rudolph took the lead and
finished first in q comfortable stride by two
lengths. Ray S. held YoTambIen safe. and
the latter had bard work beating Poet
Scout for third money. 70 Tambien car
ried 11S pounds to los for RunOlph. The
feature of the dsyN was Bernardo's victory
at 60 to l In the last race. His owner.
white Hat Mccarthy, made $4,000.
Weather hot. Attendance. 1000. Sum-
msries:
First Race-For two-year-oid.; purse,
$500; tive and one-half furlOngs. Pop Gray
won: George Beck second, Una Colorado
third. Time. 10 .1s.
Second Race-For tbree-year-olds: purse.
$500; SIX furlongs. Hngh Penny won:
Princess second. Roslyn third. Time. 1:13l9.
Third Race-The Great Western handi-
CAP; g. go added; mile and One-half. Ru.
dolph. los tlrvingl. ) to /. won; Raw s. 10.
tMOrrisl, 10 To 1. second; 70 Tanibien. 1lS
lRayL. even. third. Time, 234.
Fourth R~ace-Selling: purse. 81. 900; mile
and one-sIxteenth. ia ia won; Minnie Gee
second. Ragner third. Time. l:46h.
Fifth Race-Purse. $1,000; one mile.
Santa Anna wOn: Aloha second, Alary
49, I,.-A 1.1nlA
sixth ~Race-Selling: purse. 81 1000: mile
and oDe-siXteenth. Bernardo Won; Cicely
second. Jack Richelieu third. Time, l:47l4.
Monmouth Park Races fs
MONMOUTH PARK. n. j.. July 1.-THE
handicap sweepstakes to-day WAS @ verita.
BILE surprise. Raceland was first choice.
He carried several fortunes. Lamley ap-
peared to have the race at his mercy q
sixteenth from home. but he apparently
held Kinglet too chesply. The latter was
strong enough to successfully stave of Old
Bones's rush and beat him a length. Had
Lamley made his effort earlier the finish
might have been closer. but Racelapd
could not have beaten Kinglet to-day. The
latter finished strong and was full of rnn.
ming. Hamilton made his temperance in
the RancOcas colOrs in this race. IL was
the first time that he had worn the cherry
and black since his quarrel with Mr.. Loril-
lard. He WIS appiauded when he weiit 10
the post. He could do no better. however.
than get third money with Defargilla.
Results:
First Race-Mile and three-sixteenths.
Cleaning won; LonRbeach second. Time,
1:3l4. Only W starters.
Second Race-Five and one-haif furlonUs.
Roscommon won; Harrington second, In-
drs third. Time. Los.
Third Race-Seven furlonCs. KinQlet
won; Raceland second. Defarsilla third.
Time. 1:25.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs. Merry
Monarch won: Lustre second. Fairy third.
Time, :59A.
Fifth Rsce-Five and one-half furlOn gs.
Flirt won: MAMMA second, Doolittle third.
Time, 1:0I.
Sixth Race-One mile and q sixteenth.
Beansey won; Integrity second. Bos Brand
third. Time, 1:4SA.