Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-27
at 1918; Hazael went to his tent at l0:11, and
Merritt rested at 9:55.

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Score at IL: Weston 405, Rowell $50. Hazae
431, Guyon 4l5, Ennis 374, Merritt 440, Hart
400. Krohne 81, Taylor 2l3, Federmyer 348
HAzael came on the track at IL At and walked
very stiff and lame. He seemed pretty well
used up. Hart came out . few minutes after
wards. The garden is still packed with PEG.
pie. who are anxiOusly expecting the other
walkers to appear.
THE LEADERS AT WORK AGAIN.
New YORK. Sept. 26.-Hart and Hszael had
the track all to themselves for sometime after
midnight. Rowell came on 1t 1921 A. NJ, and
was greeted with storm of applause. He was
followed by. Ennis at 1879, and another great
cheer went up. 1t hardly subsidized whom the
Merritt appeared on the track ut 1882. Hart,
Hszael, Rowell and Merritt are now running.
Score at. Weston 405, Rowell 462, Hazael
1876, Guyon AIS, Ennis ST., Merritt 442, Hart
4l5, Krohne ss2, Taylor. 2ls, Federmyer 1893.
Merritt, Rowell and Hazael are now walking
at rapid pace in the order named, one behind
the other, single file. The walk is rapid one.
Rowsll has to trot frequently to keep up with
it. The crowd yell and cheer, and call on Mer-
rift to shake off the dogs. Hart joined the
line ut 1:25A.M. The spectators show no signs
of WEAKNESS.
a WITHDRAWN.
NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-It has just been Off
cially announced that Federmeyer has with
drawn. He left the garden with q score of 348
miles to bis credit.
The Tart:
RUNNING AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 26.-The fifth day of
the fall meeting of the Jockey club had q fair
crowd, good weather and an excellent track.
The first race, mile heats, had four starters,
selling as follows in tho pools: One Dime $50,
Ada Glenn $25, Headlight $40, Lloyd Harris
SO. e..
First race, the Gait House stakes, years
DID, that have not won a prize to August LIST,
1879, mile heats, 800 entrance, half forfeit, the
Gait house to add $500, of which 800 to sec.
ond.
Geo. W. Bowen & Co.'s CHI. c. One Dime, by
Wanderer, dam by imp. scyhian, l.
o. G. Lyons oh. f. Ada Glenn, by imp.
Glcrelg, dam Catena, 2.
Wiley Buckner's b. g: Headlight, by imp.
Billet, dam Lizzie Vic, 8 3.
Gen. A. Buford's b. c. Lloyd Harris. by En-
quirer, dam Ninetta, o.
Time Ti 1:441, 1:4la:
quarter dash, sold in the pools az follows
Purse $150-Ella Rowett $l0U, Juniatts $50,
Montreal $35; the field, consisting of Mollie
Hart, Judge Thompson, Brillianteen and May
Field, $50.
Second race, selling race for all ages, mile
and quarter dash, purse Of $3.50, horses to be
sold for $1,000, to carry full weights. The
winner to be sold after the race, and one-hal1
the surplus to be given the second horse. the
balance to the association:
Jas. Murphy's Juniatta, 8 years, by Wan.
derer, dam Mate Eagle, l.
T. G. Nichols, Oh. G. Montreal, years, by
Monarchest, dam Redowa, 2.
D. swigert's b. f. Peru, years, by Glengary,
dam Optenig, 8.
Time-2IO15.
The third race, mile dash, the following
starters were in the pools at the figures named
Sly Dance $3.50, Mistake S165, Hendelsshon
$65, and the field, consisting of Blue Lodge
False and Talisman. $l25. The send off va.
good and the time the best ever made. Two:
carrying 100 pounds, ran the same distance in
l:44A. Mistake, the hero of to-day, carried
l02 pounds, and lowered the record to l:431.
Z SUMMARY.
Third race, the Sanford stake, for 2.year old
colts and FLIES, dash of one mile. $5Oentrance,
half forfeit, the club to add $4O0, of which
300 to second.
Grinstead's Oh. c. Mistake, by Waverly, dam
Misfortune, l.
R. h. OWENS Oh. f. Sly Dance, by War
Dance. dam Sly Boots, 2.
j. w. N. Reynolds b. c. Mendelsshon, by
imp. Buckden. dam Matilda, 8.
Time 1854.
AT PEORIA, ILL.
PEORIA, Sept. 26.-The 2:l8 trot was con-
tested by Charley Ford, Midnight. SCOTS
Thomas and Clifton Boy, and was the finest
race of the week. Midnight won the first two
heats. Time 1854 each. Charley Ford won
the last three and the race. Time 2:25114l,
money, soott's Thomas third.
Billy Boy, Fannie Robinson, Lady M, John
r, Paramount and Business started in the 2:29
trot. Fannie Robinson won the race in three
straight heats. Time 1904, 2:32115a, 2:3lA1,
Fairmont second, Business third.
Billy Boy kicked his driver out of the sulky
in the first half mile of the third race, and ran
around the track twice before he was stopped.
John r was distanced in the first heat.
AT DAYTON, OHIO.
DAYTON, Ohio. Sept. 6.-The races at the
fair grounds, to-day, resulted as follows:
Chas. Rose. l l
Trogra Bell. .................3 s
Emma Schonberger. ......... Distanced.
Time 1888, 2s6, 2:s7, 2:37.
2:38 class:
May Belmont. ..................4 distanced.
Lomayert. ...................1 Q 0 Q
Minerva. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3 dist'd.
Time 1861, s:ss1S, 2:s6, ass, 2:s7.
TRoTT1Na AT MILWAUKEE.
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