Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-06

DETROIT July 5.-In the second davis
races at the Adrian, Mich, driving park as
ISOLATION, the three minute race was won by
Black Cloud in three straight heats; Flint
second, time 2:44a, 245 and 24lA. Free
for all had but two starters, Cosette and
John H.; Cosette winning time 2:34A,
1854 and 2:37.
DETROIT, Mich, July 5.-To-day was the
last day of the inaugural meeting of the
Detroit jockey club at Hamtremack park.
The attendance to-day was good, though
not so large as yesterday. AS a whole the
meeting has been decided success. Nothing
has occurred to mar its harmony. The first
race was hurdle for all ages, dash of two
miles over eight hurdles. The starters were
Kelso, Redding and King George, Redd,ng
of two lengths at the start, with Redding
second. This position was maintained for
mile and eequarters, when BEDDING
forged ahead, came alongside of Kelso and
pressed the latter very hard for first place,
but the effort proved futile, and Kelso passed
under the wire winner by
nose. Time, 1854, with King
George badly left. The secondl race was
three-quarter mile dash for two year Odds,
ladies' stake, 1926 added, of which second to
have $50. Aaron, Amazon and Joe War
wick started, the former being the pool ia
vorite. Warwick obtained the lead at the
start with Armstrong, but this did not last
long, for Amazon quickly came to the front
and stayed there, winning BY about two
lengths, with Aaron second. Time 1:18b.
The third and last race was consolation
purse for beaten horses, and was dash of
one mile for purse of $3.50, second to have
700. For this there were nine entries and
eight starters, and it was won by Hippogriff,
Bette F. second, Lady Darcy third. Time
1884. This was surprise to good many,
who had placed their hopes and money on
the favorites, Bette F. and Clemmie G..
LONG BRANCH, July 5.-Tne half mile
dash for two year olds was won by Greada,
the favorite, by two lengths; Canaan second
and Wither's FLY third time 1874. The
run for purse of $500 for three year-olds,
one mile and an eighth, was won by Tom,
Scarlet Scotilla second, IRA third; time
2:O115.
The handicap for all ages, dash of one
mile and half, was won easily by Wilfal by
eight lengths, Kenney second, Pilot third.
Time 2:4l. The three-quarter mile dash,
selling race, was won by bennington colt,
Lucky Hit second, Murray third. Time
1:191s. Mile heat race, first heat Virginian
ursC, brOClef 10 GrenStead second, Annie
Augusta third. Time 1:474. Second heat,
Skylark 1st, Annie Augusta second, Virgin
ian third. Time 1:484. Skylark was third
best in canter. Time 1853.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-All the trotters that
appeared at Cincinnati this week arrived
here to-day, and are at the Jockey grounds.
The meeting of the association, which begins
Tuesday and lasts four days, is attracting
considerable attention, and a large crowd,
it is thought, will be on hand to witness the
sport.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., July ga large crowd
witnessed the closing races;
Annie Bennett. 2 2 1 o
Lizzie. ..............1 4 1 1 3 3 2
Charley L ...........2 1 8 2 2 2 0
Cayuga Chief ....... L distanced.
Time PAL, 2:36, 2:4O19, 2:43, 2:4O.
Midnight Won the Els race in three
straight beats, Silversides second, Deception
third. Hannah D was distancod in the first
heat. Best time 1929. There were four
| starters in the 1923 race, which was won by
Champion Girl in three straight heats.
MILWAUKEE, July 5.-The second days
| running races at the Driving park course
we're slimly attended, but tue sport was very
| fine. The first race, for the bankers purse
of $500, mile heats, all ages, best three in
| i've, Kilburn favOrite, resulted;