The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-19
Winners at Worth.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S-In one of the most
desperate finishes naginable Denman
Thompson won the special four cornered
match race at Worth today, with only a
neck to spare over Argregor, who put
his head in front of St. Marcos in the
final stride. Less than a length was Six
Shooter, coming like a wild horse The
special event was to decide the question
of supremacy among three-year- olds.
Denman Thompson was the extreme
outsider in the betting, being AS good as
8 to l, and closing at 8. St. Marcos was
always the favorite and heavily backed
He opened at even money, was pounded
down to to 5, then went back to IL to
10, and another rush forced MIN back to
even money. Then there came terrific
rush on Argregor that drove his odds
from to down to 5 20 2 From a per-
feet start St. Marcos and Argregor al
ternated in setting the pace, until the
far turn was reached, when Denman
Thompson put in his claim, and through
the stretch the three horses raced neck
and neck.
Prince Blazes won the second event at
mile and a sixteenth, beating Miss
Liza in, hard drive. Money Muss won
from Sevoy and Gonfalon ct six furlongs
in the third, showing himself to be one
of the best SprinterS in the West
The track was fast, and the largest
crowd of the meeting was on hand. sum
maries:
First race, five and one-half furlongs-
Throstle, "a, Kicks. 10 to 1, second; Rag
Tag, 1914, McInenry, 25 to l. third. Time
l:U 80. Pyrrho. Lawrence NJ, Dandola
Marcos, Lysbeth, Irma's Choice, Digby
Bell, Bert Sargent and Silk Cord also
ran.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth
Prince Blazes, 81, Jackson, tot ., won;
Ghor. 9632, Doss. 10 to q third. Time,
Lac 3-5. Moroni, Helen Paxton, Joe Gam,
mage, Fantasy, Canova, King Bermuda,
Refugee also ran.
roo civ
IA, Dominick, to l, won; Sevoy., W7,
Robertson, 2 to 1, second; Goufalon, III
! 6oburn, to l, third. Time, iii Is
Summer, George, Lyror Bell, Won FOL
~, Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth.
Worth FAN Special-Denman Thompson
I03. Biake, 8 to l. won; Argregor, l12
MM .L. to 2, second; st. Marcos, 112,
Shooter also ran.
ruth race, mile and an eighth-Her-
fG9 11n 1o9 lo7; C1hurn, to 1, won; Mac
Jarboe, 1e2, Gormley. II tc 2. third Time
1;5? 80. Orontas also ran.
,o 9lHtn race, seven furlongs-B G. Fox
- S4 70 10 l. o won; Oliver Nc, 1Os, Dominica
1lne, I:29 Ecome, Henry of Frans-
tanner, Whangdoodle, Prairie Dog. Do
mmaage, Latchkey, Synia. Sam Lazarus
Entries for Saturday:
Federal. The Pride, 107; Lady Elite Tom
hIrgsley, Goal Runner, Einur, 80.
Second race, mile and a half, selling
dlrden Ella, los; Ell Caney, 1O1; Fox
Bard, Valdez, SO; Sarilla, SO; Little Elkfn
! 81; Uncle Tom, S.
Third race, five-eighths of mile, SELL
lng-Mlss Conrad, 10; Lady Contrary
f George Cd, Emma ma; 3, Yyror Bell: Aizura,
102. ~ ou'hioerl'
Fourth race, mile and a quarter. the
Blue Island handicap, 1000 added2Fed-
erai loS: St Marcos: Rolling Boer, 107.
dreth entry; Barrack, los; Denman
thompson, 102; Argregor, 107; Strangest,
So Daoe'
Fifth race mile. selling-Chorus Boy.
10S; Eva Rice, 107; Evelyn Byrd, Synia.
n5; St. Wood, Winter, John Grigsby, 103;
! Artena, SO; Whisper LOW Tammany
chief, 30; Hanswurst, 81; Joe Collins, 81
Sixth race, -sixteenths of a mile.
| seliing-Amirante, los; Stella Perkins, 1O4 :
Queen w, 103; Mabel Wini, 1O1; Blue
Ridge, IS; Santa Teresa, "a; Jane Oakler.
| 81; Lady Like, Kentucky Middle. so:
| Zibia, Miss Madison, So; Lady Bird 60