St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-05
Ingomar, at 80 to 1, Runs
First in the Sheridan
Stakes.
Clifford, an 0dds-on Favopite,
Could Only Get Third
Place.
Maid Marian, With Light
Weight Up, Easily Defeats
Ida PiekWiek.
Sirocco Defeats a Number of
Cracks in Fast Time at H.
Monmouth.

CHICAGO. July 4.-The Sheridan
portant three-year-old event of the
Washington park meeting, to-day re-
suited III the first real dump that the
talent has received. Clifford, on per-
Torrance, should have been all easy
winner, but 1ngomar, from the Haw-
thorne track, won the race easily at the
long odds of 80 to /. Edward Cerrigan's
maiden colt Tyro, at % to l in the bet
ting, was an easy second, and Clifford
was hard pressed to beat Aldebaran for
third place. The time, 2:l0, was very
slow, considering that the track was
fast. Clifford;s price on the boards was
3 to 5, and the ring was made rich by
his defeat. Ingomar was prominent all
the way, running under an easy pull, AL
debaran being the principal pacemaker.
At the finish Ingomar was running
easily. The race was worth S10,S70 to
the winner. The defeat of Ida Pick
wick i'll the second race by Maid Marian
was another loser to the form players
The Kendall stable filly, which was so
easily vanquished by Helen Nichols
Saturday, got off in front, and the Pick
Wick mare could never oYertake her.
Maid Marian finished strong four lengths
in front. while Ida Pickwick and Santa
Anna were in deep distress at the last
furlong pole. The time L :523I-was
Lightning fast. Pedestrian, with tue
heavy fmpost of 127 pounds, won the
siX-furlopg race in the very fast time of
1:13%. Rudolph was a comparatively
easy winner in the handicap in close to
record time. The weather was threat
ening early in the afternoon. but the at
tendance was about Il, 900. Summaries:
First race, maiden two-year- olds, purse
$500, five furlongs-EQuator, IO1 (Perkins).
III to l. won under Il gentle drive by three
quarters OF a length; The Surgeon 101
tkunze), 10 to !, second by half a length;
Sprtngland. 10i (Kuhn), 20 to 1, third.
Time, I:q.%.
Second race, purse $1,000, one and an
eighth mlles-Maid Marian, 80 (Perkius),
TO ,, won under pull by four lengths; Ida
Plckwlck, loJ Or. Wiliiams(. to >, second.
whipped out BY three lengths; Santa Anna,
1O4 (Morris), to l, third. Time, I:52s4.
Third race. selling, purse I,0U0, one mile
Belfast, 81 "a. CIaytonl. to ]. won in a
GrIve by length; Annie Brown. l07
(Thorpe) to /, second by q nose; Rambler.
los MARTINI, to 5, third by two lengths.
Time l ~.
Fourth race, the Sheridan stake, for two
year-olds, S5,00p added. mile and quarter
Ingomar, IL (Regan), 81 to i, won easily by
two lengths; TWO. lis (Blaylock). % to l.
second by length and half. Clifford, Us
(Martin). 3 to 5. third. Time 2:I0.
Fifth race, purse $1,000, six furlongs-
Pedestrian, 1T (Martin), to 5. won easily by
two lengths; Issie o. los (Thorpe), to l,
second, whipping by half length: Runyon,
lis (TaraD S to >, third. Time, l:l3I2.
Sixth race handicap, Sl,2j0 added, mile
and sixteenth-Rudolph Il9 (Clayton) II
to !, won rather easily by length; Huron,
li6 (raraI, Il to 5, second by a length:
Michael Ill (Martin}. 0 10 2 third. Time,
l:4GI2.
Seventh race, selling. purse $1,000, mile
Little Billie, ia (McCatferty), s to s. won by
length; Bimbo, liz (Ballard), % to l. sec
ond by neck: Forest Rose o. Perkins,, to
l. third Time I :42I4