The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-05
WADDELL AND PULLMAN
PULL OFF ANOTHER GOOD THING
FOR VIRGINIA BRADLEY
Won the Sheridan Stakes at WASH
ington Park From "a Good Field
and without Appar-
emit Effort

CHICAGO, July 4-Robert Waddeil
added still further to his reputation this
afternoon by winning the Sheridan
stakes, at a mile and a quarter, at Wash
ington Park. This stake is the third IN
Importance during the meeting, being
surpassed only by the Derby and the
Wheeler handicap.
Twenty thousand people crowded the
stands and the lawn. There had been
threats of arrests of bookmakers, but
none took place.
There were seven races on the card,
the Sheridan stakes being fourth six
started WaddeIl being the even money
faYorite Terminus and His Eminence
were almost equal second choices, At
about 4 to !, while Six Shooter, Jimiuez
and Brutal were held at long prices Rob-
ert Waddell has become a public pet and
he was cheered when he was paraded in
advance of the race and when the horses
came past the stand.
The contest was pretty one from n
spectacular standpoint, but there was
no time in the race when Robert Wad-
dell appear ed to be in any serious danger
OF defeat. pullman got him off in front,
but allowed Jiminez TO PASS him and IS.
sumo the lead. The latter was unable
to go the route, and pullman let him
make the pace for a mile the favoritc
running handily in second place. Turning
into the stretch, Robert Waddell went
to the front. His Eminence and Terminus
also made their bid at the same time.
1t took but a few brief moments to
show that Waddell held the others SAFE
and he crossed the line the easiest OF
winners, although only half length
fast through the stretch and bea-
Terminus nearly four lengths for 3ac-
ond place. His Eminence tired and was
a poor fourth.
Five favorites won during the after
noon. Martimas in the fifth race pal
pabiy fouled Crockett and was disqual,
fed. Crockett would have finished first
but for the fouling, and was placed first
by the judges. Weather clear; track slow.
Summary:
First race. four and half furlongs,
purse $6O0-Jack Ratlin. 1882. Bullman
to 5, won by, two and a half lengths;
Ross Fame, 1913, Knight, 20 to l. second;
Pyrrho, 10S Rutter, 80 to l. third. Time,
81.
Second race, mile, purse s6G0-sam Full
len. 1l2, See, even. won by two lengths.
Ohnet. 100, Sullivan 8 to l, second; Boncy
Boy. 105. Seaton, 20 TO l, third Time,
Third race, mile and seventy yards.
purse S6C0-Ed Adack. 81. Gormiey. to
2, won by three lengths; Alaska l05 !,
Coniey. to /, third Time. 80 Is. wv
Fourth race, the Sheridan stakes. $1,000
added, mile and a qUarter-Robert Wad-
dell, 126, pullman, even. won by half a
second; Terminus, 125, Caywood to l.
third Time, PIP S-5.
Fifth race; mile, purse $1,oOO-Crocket,
1O2, Dominick,. 6 to I. won by a length;
ond: Tulla Fonso, 1902 Knight to 1,
third. Time, 1:45. Martimas finished
first but was disqualified for fouAng.
Four starters
Sixth race, six furlongs, purse $6OO-NTr.
Brown, 1U. Knight, even won by
length; Yellow Tail. 112 Alexander 2 to
l.. second; Money Muss. %, to l, third.
Time lie lbs.
Seventh race, mile and seventy yards,
purse $6O0-Moses, 81. Gormley, 4 to l.
won by length Scotch Plaid, 1O6, J.
Ransch. 8 to l, second; Hard Knot, 1O9,
See to 2. third. Time, 1:49.
Tomorrow's entries
First race, six furlongs-Fleuron, 1l2;
Sim W. 108; Conundrum, l05; Atmore. 95;
st, Wood. Ill; Cora Havill H., 1O6; EN-
Second race, five furlongs, seling-Jor-
dan. Lord Quex, 1O4; Hans Wagner, 1O2;
IS; XoJulta a. Junkin. 80; Thrcstile iO1; lap lap
idus. IS; Dodie S. IS; Doreen. 95.
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Zacato
s Maryland ReseF Nee Ben fhanG Zoe
Hoods Brigade, 1O2; Harry Preston, 1Ul;
Prince Blazes, Oxnard, III; Hosi, JOG;
"Evelyn Byrd, Josephine B, 104; Vincen-
mes, 1O1.
Fourth race, mile-Anthracite 1O7; Sis.
so; Barrack, LOG; Crockett, 1O3; G. w. w,
Fifth race, seven and one-haIf furlongs
-Gonfalon, III; Mai Dixon. 100; Louis
vile. 105; Censor, 103: Ohnet, III; Sc get
Lilly, 107; Operator, 1OS.
Sevoy, Ill; Miss Bennett, lO2; Lady
Strathmore. SO; Headwater, III; Money
Muss, 1O5: Toah. 81.
apprentice allowances.