Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-06
N. P. Foster, Minneapolis, 4 head and herd
of females. g3sksM

of females. 1ss<slE
rs asl AYRSHIRE 81 f'>aes.
J. r. Converse, Woodville, N. Y, Is head,
Chester Hazen, Brandon, Wis, Is head. s
HBRERFoRDs. .r, ..s..sf,
c. NJ. Cnlbertson, Chicago, Ill. 10 head
JERSEYS.
w. L. Gardiner, Newald, o., 10 head.
Hoover & Co., Columbus, o., II head.
A. 81. Bicknell, Minneapolis, 8 head -
Garrettson Bros, Lafayette, Ind, II head
w. j. z. Dean, Hanover, Mich, IL head.
A. P. Foster, Plainyiew, head.
Chas. Reeves, Minneapolis, Is head.
A. II. Bicknel, Minneapolis, 2year- old bull.
SHORT HORNS. 20
Lyman G. Dayton, st. Paul, head.
j. 81. Potts & Son, Jacksonville, Ind, Is
head.
II. F. Brown, Minneapolis, head.
X. Barden, st. Paul, z head.
HoLsTEINs.
Hoover & Co., Columbus, o., 2 head.
Dexter, severy s. Son, Leland, ILL.,, IL head.
W.. A. Pratt, Elgin, ILL.,, 6 head.
Madelia Valley Stock Breeders association,
West Edmison, N. Y, 10 head.
Thos. B. Wales, Jr., Iowa City, Iowa, IA
head. -
Chester Hazen, Brandon, Wis, head.
FOUR NILE HEAT RACE.
AS we have said heretofore, the 4-mlle heat
running on the programme for the turf events
Exposition week, promised to be the crown
ing event. Under the terms of this race, the
uominators of whom there were Is, we're to
name horses on or before the evening OF Sept.
s. OF the thirteen nominators, seven decided
to face the music with their representatives.,
and have named the following horses to carry
their colors to victory or defeat in the great
struggle witnessed in this country for time
extending back beyond memory Utmost OF the
present actors in the drama of life. The list
named to face the starter is asfollows: Eie
Frank Porter names Victor D., CHI. g., by
Uncle Vic, dam Amanda Buford. g. =. -
v. Hallar names Jack of Trumps, by Chilli
cothe, dam Skipper.
James A. Grinstead names b. m. Liatumah,
by John Morgan, dam Lantana.
Clifton Bell names c. m. Cinderella, by Gates
by, dam Slipper. a..
J. j. Merrill & Co. names b. C. Clan Alpine,
by Waverly, dam Income.
Geo. B. Payne names g. G. Lightning, by
Tom Porter, dam by ID Glencoe. 9f,tsst
F. D. Stone names b. m. Adell, by Asteroid,
dam Despair,
These horses are among the most noted
performers on the American turf. The purse
for which they are to contest is 10000
&, 600 to first, 49, 900 to second and $1,000 to
third The purse is one of the largest ever
hung up for racing In this country, and the
field of horses to contest for it is the largest
ever named for a four mile heat race. With
seven horses in the field, there are but three
SO that it is certain each
horse ini the race will be ridden for all
there is in him, making it race for
blood from start to finish. The race is on the
for Thursday afternoon, and any
one who can possibly get to the fair grounds,
and fails to do SO, will have to regret the loss
of one of the grandest racing events given on
any race course. a 2.s;i.
PROGRAMME TO-DAY. M
At this writing the clouds begin to show
signs of breaking away, promise that is sus-
tanned by the direction Of the wind and other
conditions of temperature, SO that there is
every prospect that the excellent programme
for to-day will be successfully carried through
as follows: ~
Trotting, $50 class, purse $500, divided with
four starters, including Commodore Kittson's
mare Astoria, full sister to Robert Bonner's
far-famed gelding Dexter.
Match trot between DeGraff & Hopkins
stallion Alexander, and G. A. Pillsbury's g.
6. Pedro.
Gentlemen's driving class. purse $3.50, with
seven starters.
The great 2O.mile equestrienne contest be-
tween Miss Emma Jewett, of Minnesota, and
Miss Belle Cook, of California, for 5000 a
side.
This is certainly most attractive pro-
gramme, and needs but good weather to af-
ford day of rare enjoyment to the thousands
who will swarm the grounds; Thanks to the
nature of the soil, it will need but few hours
to dry up the grounds and put the race track
in excellent condition for the speed trial, and
the great 20-mile equestrienne match between
Miss Emma Jewett, of Minnesota, and Miss
Belle Cook, of California, for purse Of
s., 900, which will undoubtedly be one of the
commanding events of the week.