The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-29
Races at Lakeside.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-Scratches practical
~ ruined the fourth race at the open
ing of Lakeside this afternoon Four
teen of the best handicap horses that
this season were included in. the original
entries, but when the field was finally
caled to the post only six faced the
barrier With ST. Marcos, Federal and
w. j. Deboe out of the way, Omdurman
was held fayorite at to s.
HaViland took the lead. and soon OPEN
ed gap of three lengths. Gonfalon was
the next nearest, four lengths in front
this advantage until rounding for the
stretch where Omdurman and Orontas
began to close on the leaders. At the pad
Geek gate Haviland had lead of two
ier gths, bat was firing fast
Cmdurman then closed with a fierce
lush and won by half length going
away. incidentally two-fifths of a Sec
ond was taken off the track record
and by far the largest crowd attended
ever seen at this track. Weather per-
feet: track lightning fast. Summaries:
First race, six furlongs-Emma R. 100
Rice, IS to l. won; Lady Contrary 105
Halshberger, 20 to 1, second; Henry of
Franstamar, 107, Seaton, 10 to /, third
Time, LA 3-5. Kohnwreath. B. G. Fox,
Rival Dare, Cora HaviIl IL, Precursor,
also ran.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Nellie wad-
dell, l05; Dominick, even, won; Merrt-
Tag, 9s, J. Hicks. u to l, third. Tine,
1:M 20. Julia Junkin also ran.
Third race, five and a half furiongs--
Burnie Bunton, 107, Coburn, s to 5. won:
Money Muss, 107. Dominick, II to 20, sec
ond; Lou Woods, IS, Davfsson, 60 to l.,
third. Time. los 2-5 Santa Teresa Mag,
gle Davis, Boney Boy also ran.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-Om
durham; 50, ]. Hicks, s to 5, won; Havi-
land. 104. Dominick, 6 to 5, second; Oron-
tas, LOB, Blake, y to 1, third. Time, 1:46 3-5
Gorfalon, The Conqueror H., Cambrian
also ran. On1durman and Haviland
coupled as Cook entry
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Federal. 104,
Coburn. to 20, won; Tom Kingsley 104,
Harshberger, to l. second; If You Dare,
y. Gormley. II to 1, third. Time, 1:26 pa.
ConStellator, Audie also ran
Sixth race, mile and All eighth-Sarilla
10l, Dean, 8 to l, won; Ell Ghor, 100, Blake
3 to l. second; Linden Ella, 90. Harsh
berger, II to !, third. Time IS Zanl,
Phelps, Foxbard, Fantasy, Valdez, Cros-
by, Miss Liza also ran.
Tomorrow's entries:
f1 mjfe r se17;ne eleye9Sixteenths Of
year, Gray My Chree, los; Herode,s I 1 Tf :
Tom Wallace, 80; Smiths Reel, 81: Hat
Mitchell. Fable Meny, Miss Madison Lin
Hume, 163.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Cora
Havii H.. 100; The Butcher, Moroni. I0i:
PRECURSOR, 49,; Big Injun, 1O4; Minnie
Frank M, 10; Olekma, Siren Song. Am.
oroso, 104; Wood Stick, 1O2.
Third race, mile and eighth-Reseda,
10; Orontas, 1o8: Hermencia, 100.
Fourth race, mile and fifty yards-Ien
nep, Pay the Fiddler, Charley Moore.
crosby, Adnletus, 104; Benckart, 1O5; Tel,
anon, SO.
Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile
Pierce j. Dandola, 104: John A. Clarke
Bragg, Pyrrho, los, Miracle II. Hood,
wink. Golden Glitter. HopedaIe, Aegin,
US; Corinne, INLAND, 101: Pronta Autumn
Choice, 101 -' .
Sixth race, nlile-The Boer. Rod Ham
a dlli' Andes, Helen Paxton, Star Cotton.
Meta. Eel Choir, Domadge, Prentiso' Prai-
RE Dog, 1Ol; Free Pass, Miss Conrad. 103:
Eva Rice. 1O3; Nyx, 81; Tammany Chief
SO; Sam Lazarus Esq, 1O4