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WASHINGTON PARK FORM CHART. as X when II1CAGO, ILL., June 20.— Tliird day. WaBuinRtou Park Club. Summer Meeting. to to Weatbor clear: track fast. Ch; Presiding Judge, C. H. PeUingill. Starter. Richard Dwyer. __ and eras Racing Marts at 2:30 p. m. , ___ i 1 iv FIRST RACE- 1 Mile and 19 Yard*. 00 added. U0 to second; 0 to third 1/» OO I •" 3-year-old?. Allowances. lud Horses A Wi St % % U BtrFin Jockey Owners O H L C_ gh show. 082361 ALCEDO 110 3 2»« 2™ 3U S» 1N Deviu P Duuue 1 1 7-107-10 — 17726-LAMACHUS 102 4 S 3s ?3 I1 2- T Knight W H Laodeman 10 10 41 M 1714 KLOKI/.AR 112 It 4 4 4 4 3 Vaudiisei. H J Seoggan M 4 24 4J 187tiO PlIML 102 2" 1» 1- IU 21 4 Mathews G B Morris 4 10 4 10 •• Time. 12.. 25*, H .. 50 . IjOK, 1 :15i. 1 :28i, 1 :42i, 1 :47. Winner B. c, bj Esher Elopement. .... Went to post at 2 JO. At post 4 minutes. Start good. The quartette were driving to the limit. Alcedo was far tbe best, and had to he to win. He ran a smashing good race and displayed £ "reat gameness. It seemed that the other jockeys in tbe race bad it in for Deviu and Alcedo and humped and iostled the colt repeatedly when going down the backstreteh. Darin tried numerous limes to get through on the insi le. but at eacli attempt was sharply shut ott. rromtbe bead of the stretch home Alcedo was under the whip and barely managed to get up in time to win. Lamachus was cleverly ridden and ran a good, game race. Flortzar went away from the post all tingled up and never got .-traightenod out until tbe stretch was reached, then be made up a lot of ground. Pupil showed speed, but stopped badly after going three quarters, and was staggering at the finish. , _ . . . Alcedo, place, out Lamachus, place. 4 to 5 ; show, out. Flortzar. place, evens: show, out. „ SECOND RACE-5-8 Mile. 00 added. 5 to second ; 5 to third. J 10Ljt/v OoJJw 2-year-olds. Colts. Allowances. / In. I Horses A t St % ? J.i StrFiu Jockeys Owners O H L C I i I8580TOARY HERMAN N123 2" 3. 21 2- 1- Roland C H Smith 7 1015 7 104 5 I876S-ALARD SCHECK 118 5 lil- 1 - T Burn- John F Schorr 2 2 2 2 I i l8t W9PALETOC 118 3" 41 1" 31 3. Wilson T F Sellers 0 100 50 100 18583 SCHOOLMASTER 111 ««« 5* 5* 5 4 Mathews IP Morris 20 20 20 20 FOKKFORD 111 7 7 t : 6 5M Boos EJ Baldwin :-so ;o 30 0 18-0i HIS EMINENCE 118 6" 6H 7 7 6, Vandueen J R Lew man 10 20 10 20 Im,uhiHENPV PI RT 118 1" 2™ 8»« 4 7 Caywood P Campbell 10 20 10 20 Time, 124, 24i, 351, 484, 1:01.. Winner Pr. c. bj Bsber Silk iown. . Went to post at 3:05. At po t I minutes. Start good W on in a long, bard drive ot two: _ third and fourth doing their best. Garry Hermann is a grand colt and ran a grand race. He , was poorl] managed and woo on hi own courage. Roland went away from the post whipping the colt and never did take a good tight bold of his head. He is a loafer and must have strong .. handling and in this instance Roland did not fill the bill. Burns ride on Alard Scheck was a brilliant one. He got the colt away flying, took the shorted route and at the end put up a masterly finish. II Burns had been on Garry Hermann that colt would have won off by bimselt. Paletou is better than an ordinary colt and ran a good, game race. Schoolmaster bad a rough journey, and. this considered, made a good showing. Henry Burt was prominent for about three furlongs and tben tired as though short. Mark this youngster for early action. He has worked Garry Hermann, place, 1 tot: show. out. Alard Scheck, place, 3 to 5 ; show, out. Paletou. show. 8 to 1. I i0* 1 THIRD KACE— 5-8 Mils, The Lakeside Stakes. ,5G0added. M to second; J.OO_-il. 00 to third. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Ind Horse.- A Wt St K K BtrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C St 18380 MISS BENNETT 120 5 6 4 : • 1- Crowburst G C Bennett and Co 2i 3 2; I 17912LADN SCHORR 118 1" 81 2 2 211 T Burns John F Schorr 5 8 5 8 18°91-*FNCY WOOD 115 8»« 7H o- 4i 3- Matliew- W S Barnes 10 19 10 la — 18763 MAUGA H8 W 8- 8 5i 4-i T Knight W L Oliver 15 15 15 15 18625*LA1 BRAMBLE 115 6» 3- M 84 S« Herting A P Gooding MS » 15 4» 1816S3SOFALA 120 2 4« 5i .- b Caywood BScbreiber S-5 *£ 9ft10:10 187H*TENN V BELLE 115 I" 1. 1; 1 H Enos W H Jackson Jr 10 30 10 30 18536*QCEEN ODA? 115 P 5" 7 8 8 Boland A P Gooding tl5 40 15 40 lsbrW-EDITH Q. 110 9 9 9 9 9 Vanduseu E D Morse 30 . 0 30 0 iCou pled in betting. *Added starters. Time, 124, 25, 37, 49,, 1:02. Winner Cb. I. by Russell - Memoria. ... ., _,. Went to post at 3.10. Off at the first break to a fair start. „. Won easily. The next four were rlninfi their best. Ka tbe race was run Miss Bennett was the best, and after being roughly treated on the far turn she came away at the end like a good filly. She is truly a filly of high class and will orobably improve from this race, as rumor had it she was not at her best. Lady Schorr got away living ran well and bung on gamely at the end. From a poor beginning Fancy Wood made up -round throughout and finished strongly. Maugas race was a smashing good one. Sbe was bumped and l.adlv interfered with shortly after the start and then made up much ground. Sofalas race was a disappointment. Sbe was off well but did not seem to have much speed. Teiinv Belle showed her usual turn of speed, but the early pace told on her and she stopped in the Jlto Bennett, place, tl to 5: show. 1 to 2. Lady Schorr, place, 3 to 1 ; show. 7 to 5. Fancy Wood, show. 3 to 1. Sofala, place, out. i» »l. FOCRTH RACE- 1 Mile. ,000 added. 00 to -ecoud ; 00 to third. 1 S S__i__i 3-year olds and upward. Handicap. - Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFiu Jockeys Owners O H L C iuWsTH K ELECTOR 0 115 2* P 4- P 21 1-: W Wilson W E Vater 4 5 4 5 mSwSandM FULLEN 3 104 8: V 6« 51 SI V Silvers W Hoffman 24 I U 3 «™ THE LADY 3 9 i- 4" 3 1" 1" 3 T Knight L H Ezell 4 4 2: M J tvnKS 4 105 W 6»4 7" 62 41 4" Matthews Jas Arthur* Co 10 15 10 15 I I" THFI IN BLCE4 95 7- 2- 14 2. 51 54 Baasinger A B Barnes 15 30 15 30 7Ta-n«iiRKTLXNl 4 105 l« 1»« 21 I1 6» 6- Herting Cherrington * Co6 7 H 7 -luvHWlV 3 101 3" 9 9 9 7. »U J Martin CarthersandShields5 8 5 8 liSn OBLEMAN 4 110 6« 31-5 7 8- 8- VVKile.v WM Clark 15 20 15 20 laZWBKA SMS SF k.mu KNIGHT 5 103 9 8- ■ S= 8« 9 9 Devin TLicalzi 25 30 25 30 Tinie 12 .2:,.37, 49. .1:01, .1:14 ,.1:27*. 1:11. Winner Br. h. by Hanover-Lady Abbess Went to post at I 10. At post 6 minutes. Start good. W on cleverly at the end after an early drive The next four Were under keen pressure. Tbe Elector is in rare form, aud under a good . ran i fine race Wilson was always in a good position and never tried to get to the front made hi- and The Elector responded finely. Sam nntil the stretch was reached, then he move Pullen took the longest route and was generally poorly handled, but ran a high class race. Tbe • dv ran tiuelv under her 98 pound-. The chance- are she would have been nearer the front than Bh»wHB if Knight had not made his move so soon. Andes was clo-ing stoutly at the end. but is .where near his best New Orleans form. Greatland aud The Lady In Blue both -bowed speed. n TheMector, place, 2tol; show, evens. Sam Fullen. place. 6 to 5; show, 3 to 5. The Lady, iOfcs» FIFTH RACE :*.-4 Mile. 00 added. 5 to second ; 5 to third. If 3-year-olds and upward. Allowance-, lud Horses A Wt 81 ■ i : J4 Str.Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C ,K, -,, ... v c, 119 "" 24 2**- 21 1 Buchanan DM H anion 24 16-52J 13-5 i -n vi RFT 5 119 1- 33 Si 34 21 Grimes i P Havill 10 10 10 10 Is.iRFMNlKR 3 111 4 CI U S« Devin P Dunne 3 3 115115 ,V.ll IOV 1 TIL 3 116 :; I I 1 1- Vititoe Hackett Bros 2 3 2 13 5 1X7141 HIGH LAND LAD3 111 6 6 54 5 5 Vandusen H .1 Seoggan tj 15 6 15 im"gOLDONE 3 111 5" 5" 6 H 0 Mathews G II Morn- 7 30 7 30 Winnei R. m. b Racine Amelia II. Went to DOSt at 4 -45 t post 4 minute-. Start good. Won easily at the end after a bard drive The next three were under keen pressure. Sly is a good, game mare, and lis in ex- I e-.rl .; lent form She was. hustled all the Wai to keep up and at the head ol the stretch faltered lor I instant but when Buchanan applied the whip she came again gamely. Mgareta was close ,„ all the and stood the pressure gamely at the end. She is an honest filly, but hardly uu I ,. with way Sh B inder set a terrific pace and gained a big lead early, but when the pinch ,.»,nVat the end he tired badly and would have been beaten for third place in another stride. s I Yellow Tail was outrun in the first part of the race, but finished resolutelj and will probably be I | beat from now on. Highland Lad ran a fair race. hard to 4 1 show 2 to I. Reminder, show, 2 to 5. Sly place, evens ; show, 1 to 2. algareta, place, to ; : VellowTail. place, evens, -how. 1 to2. L j | siTH RACE— 1 lil . 6500 added. 675 to second ; 5 to third, 1. -f- 4-year-olds and upward. SeUing. Horsei A Wt St 4 V% StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C_ , iv-m.Tf l"l VST 7 111 8 8 8 CI, Vititoe CarthersandSbields2 11-52 11-5 •: riTTi R KHT 5 113 8 H4 V IM? 21 Caywood MrsFZuehlkeandCo 10 12 10 12 mt CHMPXOlA 1 107 64 7. 5 4 3, :; Buchanan P M Civill 12 12 10 10 traHANDPRESS 5 111 4" 3 3 -■. 2 2 V T Burn- J F Schorr 6 7 6 1 iimnPRCE BL/ES5 109 2 »i. 63 5- 5- 5 anduseu T Lical/i 15 15 15 1. i n:K K KiRF 4 10; 1 I 2 3 6* 6« PMcPermtW L Oliver 6 6 f, 6 "!;, t 4 107 3" Wl 71 7 71 T Knight J P Respass 24 4 2 4 18jB- JsSS HDRRICANE " 4 107 7" 2 - 4« 6. 8 8 Devin WoodrdandAndranN 12 10 12 Time. II.. 25., 37.. 19,. 1:02,. 1:15 . 1:29. 1:12. Winner Ch. g, by Top Gallant Essay. Went to post at 5 dO. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won hand ridden. There wa- .-harp 1 action behind the whine--. Topmast it in good form aud galloped over the others in the stretch as X when to to Ch; and eras gh show. — though they were tied. Tbe old gelding could not keep up in tbe early part of the race, but the lenders began to tire he was there with a fine turn of speed. Bitter Root was keyed up concert pitch, aud came near landing. As it was he ran a good race and is in winning form. Chappao.ua made a creditable showing. Handpress seems to be of little or no present account, in the stretch, when he appeared to have a winning chance, he quit like a coward. Emigre prominent for about three quarters, but died away at the eud. Scratched— 18700 Etidorpha, 104. Corrected weights— Topmast. 111. Overweights- Bitter Root, 2 pounds; Prince Rlazes. 1; Emigre, 2. Topmast, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Bitter Root, place, 5 to 1 ; show, 2 to 1. Chappaqua, 2 to 1. J. J. T.. place. 8 to 5; show 4 to 5
