The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-30
WADDELL- WINS AGAIN
"Fa" Bradiey's Colt Takes the Oak
wood Handieap. Ridden Out

CHICAGO. June 29.-The lakewood
handicap, the first of the handicap fea-
! lures at the Washington park meeting,
was run today. There was a splendiG
field and the weather was fine Robert
Waddel, now enjoying the distinction of
being local public idol. carried the top
weight considering his age, but was
nevertheless played by almost as many
peopie as all of the other starters pur
together, and when he landed a victory
there was great enthusiasts. BuIlman
rode the colt and got off in front Eddie
Jones went after the eDrby winner, but
Pullman kept the rail and did not al
low a rival to take it away from him,
although Jones showed in front for
time on the back stretch. Approaching
the far turn Bullman again drove the
! three-year-old to the fore. 1t was a
long way from home. and as the entire
field, with the exception of the advance.
guard was punched close behind, it APP
peared doubtful if WaddeH could last
His closest attendants, however, tired
one by one, while the Derby colt hung
on and came into the stretch with tHn
lengths in the lead. Then The Conqueror
shot out of the bunch and came tearing
after the leader. 1t looked as if he
would catch him, but the Southern horse
tired near the wire. and Robert WaddeIl
won by a half length. Advance Guard
came from far back and finished a poor
third.
The time in this race, as in several
others during the day, was close to the
record. The Lady was declared out OIL
the handicap and started in the first
race which she won. 1t is doubtful If
not she got off in front, while Monarka
was away poorly. The latter made
great bid in the stretch and Just failed
to catch The Lady at the finish Wealth
er clear. Track Summaries:
First race one mile and twenty yards.
purse $7G0-The Lady .QOO. Coburn I
to 10, won by a length; Monarka t92),
Ransch, % to 3, second; Wild Pirate go,
i inc 1.A0 a.
Anthracite, Eva Rice and Ohnet also
ran. sd
Second race. five furlongs. purse 5000
The Rival Q1p, I. Knight, 20 to l. won
by length; Nellie, Waddell Q08), WINK
field, to l, second; Jaubert Q19'N Van
Dusen, 10 to 1, third. Time. 1904 As Magi,
Bells Commoner.. Dodie S; Old Hutch,
Herodiade Evening Star, Sting and
Landser also j an.
Third race, lakewood handicap, $500
added one mile. and a furlong-Robert
Waddell Q15) pullman, 16 to 5, won by
half a length; The Conqueror II. Q10l,
WINFIELD, s to /, second; Advance Guard
OH, Dugan 10 to /, third. Time. 1852 3-5.
Eddie Jones. Vesuvian. Mr.. Brown, Mar
tfmas, Gonfalon and Lady Elite also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and half a fur
long, purse $509-Evelyn Bird 6 Corn
ley, to l, won by three lengths; Eng
hurst 90, Coburn 7 to 2, second; Grandon
Herds Brigade, Harry Preston, Our Nell
lie, Give All. Judge Redwine, Harvey,
Frangfble and Tarsus also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs, purse $500
Anna Balm 900, Dominick, to l, won
by five lengths; Burnie Benton (95). Mar
tin, 20 to l, second; Lydia 900, J.
Woods. 3 to !, third. Time, 1:1S a-5.
Theory, Specific. Boney Boy, Princess
Thera and Bob Dinsmore also ran.
Sixth race. one mile half a furlong,
purse $600-Barrack QO5). Mutt. to l.
won by a length; Myth (95). Gorrnley 6
to l, second; Malay Q03), Alexander, 10
to l, third. Time, 1:481s San Andres,
Laureate. Rollick, Bill Massie, Crockett.
Bowen. Whitfield, Vincennes and Knight
Banneret also ran.