Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-13
TRACK TRAVELLING

Race Between Rarus and HoDeful a
Canard-Trotting at Lexington and r. un-
ming at Nashville and jerome Park.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-The unfinished races of
yesterday were called to-day, the first being the
pacing race. Lucy was the favorite. She got
the best start, and won the heat and race,
Sweetzer second, Sleepy George third. Time,
1884.
Then came the special race for purse of
$500, to be divided between first, second third
and fourth horses, best three in FIVE in harness.
Mazomanie, Scott's Thomas, Dame Trot, and
Belle Brassfe'd entered. The first heat
was won by Dame Trot, Calmar second, Mo-
mamie third. Time, 1924.
The second heat was won by Mazomanie. Cal
mar second, Belle Brassfeld third. Time, 2:2215.
The third heat was won by Mazomanie, Dame
Trot second, Belle Brassheld third. Time,
1925.
The fourth heat and race was won by Mazo-
mamie, Dame Trot second Belle Brassield
third Time, 223.
In the free for all race Protine Little Fred
Bonesetter, Adelaide, John 81. and Lew
Scott came tu the Front Little Fred
and Bonesetter were each credited with one
heat won yesterday. The Third heat was won
by Protine in 2:2011a, Bonesetter I'd. The
fourth heat was won by Protine. Time, 2:-2
The fifth was dead heat between Bonesetter
and Protine The sixth heat was won by Pro-
tine, Little Fred I'd. Time 2:22L. The seventh
heat and race was won by Protine, Little Fred
I'd.
The next race was special trial of Hopeful
for purse of 81, 600 to beat the best wagon
time on record. First heat 2:l6L. Second
and third heats, PIT each.
Hopeful and Great Eastern leave for New
York Monday.
Rarus will trot against time at Omaha next
week
Sweetzer, the great PAGER, was purchased to-
day by Mr.. Perrin Of New York. Price not
known.
JEROME PARK RACES.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-At jerome SPark to-day
the annual sweepstakes, two miles, was won BY
Duke of Magenta, Garrick I'd, Spartan 3d.
Time, 3:43.
The jerome Park home bred stakes for two
year old colts, three-quarters Of mile. VAS
won by Regardless Colt, Relentless Colt I'd,
McGrath's Mary Ann Sd. Time, 12OL Cedric
ran away before the start and covered three
miles before the rider could rein him up. He
was then withdrawn.
Two and a half mile dash was won by Parole,
Davchiff I'd.
The three-quarter mile dash was won by
Startle, Brother to Cuba, the favorite, I'd,
Liban Sd. Time, 1870.
The steeple chase, over the usual course, was
won by Problem Deadhead 3D. The other
starters did not finish.
RUNNING AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 12.-Sixth days
races-First race colt and flley stake, for two
year Odds; $50 entrance, half forfeit, $500
added; $500 to second; fourteen entries.
Spendthrift, Sargent's entry, the favorite
at long odds against Lord Murphy, the only
other enterer. The former won the race easily
| in :4415.
| Second race, Sewanee stake for three year
Odds; $50 entrance, p. p.; $500 added; 800 to
second horse; two mile heats; three starters
Won easily by Fairfield in two straight heats,
Cammie +. second, Jim Bell third. Time,
$685., 3:4115
Third race, consolation purse, for beaten
horses; $l25 to first; 1875 to second; dash of a
mile and quarter. After an exciting contest
between Bonnie Casca and Sallie Polk, the race
was won by the latter, Edinburg third, Water
Witch fourth. French pools paid 1888 on the
winner.
TRoTrING AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 12-The Trotting
Horse Breeders association had fine weather, a
fine attendance and muddy track for the last
day Of their meeting. The first race was the
2:S0 class, with six starters. Summary:
Ettle Jones. ..................1 l
Fannie Robinson. ..............3 2
Eagle Boy. ....................4 2 G
Iee %on Monroa .
Time: 1864, 2:37119s, 1885,.
The second race was for the 1924 class. Fol-
lowing is the summary:
f f9ss6 %oyo '....... ..........a 2 Q Q
of Ti@e: o' sssX, 2si, a:ss5, 5ssx a. 2ss
1881. The fourth and fifth heats between
Postboy and Glendale were in very fast time,
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