The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-26
FAST TIME AT CHICAGO.
Washington Park Track Record
Twice Broken by Two-Year-OIds.


CHICAGO. June 25.-4Track record
bl eaking and a brilliant victory by Robert
WaddeIl were the features of this after
Moons sport at Washington Park. The
weather was hot until after the fourth
race, when the wind shifted to the north.
In the second race, T. C.. Mcdowell s
much talked-of HalmaJ colt, Alan-a-Dale,
made his first Chicago appearance. He
was green, but when he got to running
he was one of the SmootheSt appearing
pieces of machinery everseen hereabouts.
He won the event by six lengths, and
reduced the track record, for five fur
longs from 1:00A to Loo 1-5 The new
record lasted about thirty minutes. In
the Lakeside stakes, which followed,
Sweet Billie got running start land at
the head of the stretch looked like a
sure winner, but the aschorr filly, En-
dCrance by Right came through the
the time being loo fat 1t was tnezopin-
ion of horsemen that two great two-year-
olds had been shown in Endurance by
Right and Alan-a-dale.
Robert WaddeH appeared in the fifth
race. 1t was only a six-furlong sprint,
and as Waddell is supposed to be at his
best at a longer distance, there were
some Sprinters opposed to the Derby
winner The latter opened at to in
the betting, but was backed down to
z to l. Bullman got him off in front,
but allowed Theory and Gold Or to as
sumo command and show the way to the
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and looked like a winner until Robert
Waddell moved up on the outside and
won with comparative ease, while the
crowd .cheered. Summaries:
First race. mile and seventy yards
purse $500 Pirate Queen, 81 Davidson,
Is to 1. won by two and a half lengths
Excelsia, 107 CWinkfield. y to 1, sec
ond; Fantasy, 100 o.. Hicks, 40 to 1,
Second race. five furlongs purse $eO3-
Alan-a-Dale, II (Knight), to 5, won by
six lengths, Herodiade, 11S (Coburn), 1t
to 5, second; Harry Brook. lis Wink
field, to /, third. Time, 100 -1-5.
Third race, the Lakeside stakes, five
furlongs for two-year-old FLIES, 50, 0OC
added--Endurance by Right, 122; j F, l2z
c. Woods, to 8. won by two lengths;
ond; Sister Jeanne, 115 (Conley), 2 to l.
third. Time, 100.
Fourth race one mile, purse 81, 4O0-The
Lady. l12 (Coburn), 10 to 5, won by two
|, second; Vesuvian, III 1Gonley), ID to
l, third. Time, 1:39 3-5
Fifth race six furlongs, purse s6)0-Rob-
ert Waddell, 113 Bullman). 2 to /, won
by length; Yellow Tail, .122 (Alexander),
to l, third. Time, IA
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
purse $60C-Great, 81 =(Gormley), 10 to J.
won by three lengths; Enghurst, 1Ol
tKnighD, to l. second; Maryland Re
Time, 1:45 is.
Tomorrow's entries at Washington
Park:
First race. mile mile and seventy yards
Terminus, 102; Eddie Jones, Ill
;, Second race, five furlongsLDhe Rival
Ill; Hans Wagner, Jaubert. Bells Com
123
Third race, the Auburn stakes mile
and sixtee nth-Siiurian. IS; w. J. Deboe
50; Wild Pirate: SO; Van Hoorebeke, Re
seda, leo; Anthracite, 1O2; Merto, 1913;
Thrive, los; Hard Knot, Orimar, Cam
brian, lG7; Gcnfalon, 1l3.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-Lady
Idris, "a; Burnie Burton 80; Athara, Ii
You Dare, lel; Denman Thompson, 1O4
Emma r, Antigone Beauty Book, 10;
Rance, Chenango, Evelyn Byrd. 112; Tar
Fifth race, mile-Adelarde, Jim VIM
Operator, Gaheris, Jimnez, Fred Acker-
man, lis.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Emma
Z i, The Rogue. SO; Rollick. 10l; Seide
lo9 Toah, 1866 Isaline. 10; Possart, Alec
IL; SANITY, ia; Flaunt, lis; Star OF
Bethlehem, St. Wood III