The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-12
Ten Horses Started in the Washing
ton Park Feature and the Favor
ties Were Left Behind.
BETTING WAS UNDISTURBED
But TWENTY CONSTABLES SERVED
WARRANTS ON BOOKMAKERS.
Gates, Drake and Others Alleged to
Have Lost $4,000 on Stuyve-
Close at Highlan Park.

CHICAGO, July 11.--Monarka, at 10 to 1.
won the Young handicap at Washington
Park to-day in a driving finish with Lucien
Appleby by a neck. Hoodwink was third.
The winners share of the purse was $3.50.
Despite threats of a raid by constables to-
day. the racing and betting went on undis-
turbed. AT the end of the fourth race
twenty constables with warrants for book
makers and officials entered the grounds.
They were warned against making a dis
play of force. The bookmakers for whom
the warrants were issued were brought to
the constables for service and bonds were
Immediately given to Justice Bradwell. The
only track official served was M. N. Mac
farlan. the clerk of scales. Warrants have
been out for two days for President Law
renee Young and Secretary James toward,
but have not been served. The officials say
they are making no effort TO dodge the
service. Secretary Howard was in the
judges stand to-day.
The races were run over a heavy track.
Ten horses started in the Young handicap.
with Aladdin and Little Scout coupled as
favorites. Jack Ratlin set the early pace,
but Monarka and Lucien Appleby moved
up on the turn to the homestretch and the
race was strictly between them. Monarka
is owned by 7. c. Mcdowell, of Lexing-
ton, Ky.
A bad start in the first race almost left
Stuyve, the odds-on favorite, at the post,
and he was beaten by Foxy Kane. The de-
feat of 'Stuyve is said to have cost John
w. Gates, John A. Drake and other big bet
tors about $4,000. They backed the horse
from even money to Z to 10.
JOCKEY Helgesen, who has ridden the win
ners of the principal Washington Park
stakes nllOfP6 four SnCcPSSfnl horses TO-
day. He rode CrusadeS in the second,
Monarka in the Young handicap, Birch
Broom in the fifth and Lampoon In the
tain s. 5. Brown. Summarizes:
First Race-Six f%urlongs: Foxy Kane, 13
Wonderly)' 5 to !, won; stuy we 1@ I'D cd
SOM, 80 to /, third. Time, Ills IA.
Second-Six furlonss: Crusados, los (Hel-
gesenl, 2 to 5, won; Bardolph. sS Is: Bon
u to l, third. Time. lis 3-5.
~Third-Young handicap. mile and three-six-
teenths: Monarka, LOG (Helgesen) 10 to /,
third. Time. 2:O3 SIS.
Fourth-Mile and one-sixteenth Mezzo,
So w; Knapp. 9 to 5, won; Marcos. 107
CWonderly), TO 1, second. Joubert, 1o7
(Helgeson). IL to 5, third. Time, 1:52 3-5.
Fffth-One mile: Birch Broom, 50 Helge-
SOM, 13 to 5, won; Sidney G. Love, 100 CNon-
derly), 13 to 5, second; Bragg, ITO &C. Cray,
s to 5. third. Time, las.
S1Xtn-Mlle ana One-SlXteentn Lam
pooh, 80 Helgeson), 2 to /, won; Kilmore,
| SO Is. Bonner). 4 to 1. second; Lord Touch
wood, sc 81. Booker). s to /. third. Time.
1:52 2-5.
Washington Park entries for Monday:
First Race-Selling; six furlongs: Frank
Carr, So; My Ester. 81; Banwell, Sauer-
kraut, 100; Soldier of Fortune, 101; Lista-
way. 102; Mamie Hodge, Aggie Lewis, Min
gore, General Steward, 103; Rainland, JOG.
~Second-Six and one-half furlongs: Ahola,
SO; Elsie l., 81; The Crisis. IS; Irene Lind
sey, 109; Runnels, 112; Golden Rule. I6.
Third-One mile: Alright. By Ways, 50;
Bonsage, 100; Sid Silver. 102; Mary Glenn,
los; Postmaster Wright, 10; Bad News, 112.
Fourth-Selling; seven and one-half fur
longs: -lezzo, Eggnogg, "a; Lord Touch
wood, SO; Barrico, Orfeo. 100; Alec. 102; Hot,
100; AID. Adack, 107; Red Tip, Travers, los
The Kentuckian, Balm of Gilead, 10.
Fifth-Selling; one and one-quarter miles:
Lampoon, Kunja. 50; Little Elkin, 81; Lady
Chorister, Captain Arnold, 100; Prince
Blazes, 102; Vincennes. Boaster. loo.
Sixth-Five furlongs: My Jane, Grief,
Vallarambla, Miss Mollie, 100: Susie Chris
tan, Silk Maid, DOS; Badger Girl, Shawana,
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