Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-04

Wednesday, 30.-In the 2:29 class the
starters were Overman, Dave Young. Vel
lowdock. Rigolette, and independence.
Overlnan and Yellowdock sold at $50 each
in the pools; field S15. Overman won
the race with ease in three straight heats
SUMMARY
2:27 class. purse $1,000, divided:
o. 4. H;ckok's en-. g. Overman ......1 L
Morse :: &c, Oh. m. Yellowdoek .,..,.,.....2 2
Il. [. PATHS b. m. Rigolette. 4 3
J. Hoglette's b. s. Independence ...3 4
L. 4. hunters Oh. G. Dave Young dis.
Time, 2:2115, 2:2315, 2:2315.
In the free-for-all pacing. purse Flora
Belle sold at $50 in the pools. Buffalo Girl
at sd and the field consisting of Gem,
Lucy and Matte Hunter, at $25. The race
proved ~ exciting contest, Gem taking
the ir75 heat, Lucy the fourth, and Buffalo
Cir tie race.
SUMMARY.
J. Petitioners b. ii. Buffalo Girl. l l
D. ". Woodmansee's b. n. Gem.1 3 2
Sam h-yes' =. n. Lucy 3 l
1IcC ar-by L Bailey's blk. m. Flora
Belle. ....................2 2 2
John Sp-an's en-. N. Matte Hunter dis.
Time-2:lC. z219, 2:lG, 2161l, 2:175I.
Adele Gould was the favOrite in the POI
race. over Forest Patchen at S15, and the
field. Clemlnia G. and Brandy Boy, at $50.
CleInL-ie q. took the race easily.
SUMMARY:
". \. SINNERS CT. Z. Clemm;e .1 l
Gas Wilson's z. b. Brandy Boy....3 . 2
II. G. Co-yerse's ca. m. Adele Gould = L 3
L. ELS b. =. Forest Patchen 4 2
Iinle-2:z3@ 2:2115, 2:23$4.
Before the start il the Clingstone-
Thorne race, Clingstone was & hot favorite
L -
appeared well before the start. The word
was given at two trials Tor the first heat.
ClingSJone was a length ahead at the wire,
ThOrne breaking. From this point to the
finish 1t vas 2 close one, but Thorne was
unable to pass his rival, and Clingstone
took tne neat by q length and half. Be
fore the second heat Clingstone sold at
$40. Thorne So. At the turn Clinrstone
led By an open length, which he held to
the quarter. 1t this point Clingstone
broke. and was eight lengths behind at the
half. Around the turn Clingstone trotted
very fast. but the gap was too great for
him to cover, ard Thorne took the lead by
a length. The next two heats we're taken
easily By Thorae, Clingstone breaking
badly.
SUMMARY:
Special purse, $4,000, with $500 add
tional to horse beating 2:14, and $1,000
additional to horse beating PIP
j. Z. Turner's Oh. g. Edwin Thorne 2 1 1
G. W. Saunders b. g. Clingstone II 2 2
Time, PIT, 2:l7, 2:2113, Poi.
Thursday, Aug. 31-In the 2:33 class.
Capt. Lewis took the race in the three
straight heats, Barrett 2, Barbara
Patchen ,, Winchester 4. Time, 2:231I,
2:2$lt, 2:2624. The stallion race
was won by Black Cloud in three straight
heats. Won Arnim 2, Fred Douglass 3.
Time, 3:l74, 2:19, 2:1S. The 2:26 class
race was won by Aldine in three straight
heats, Phylies =, Cornelia 6, Onawa 4,
Ambe- ;, Big Fellow 6, st. Cloud 7, Black
Parole s. Time, 2:2019, 2:19l4, 2:19L.
Friday. Sept. 1.-The PIG class race
was won by Minnie R, who took the fourth,
fifth and sixth heats, Pickard I'd, Will
liam II 5, Driver 4, Humboldt
5. The last two were ruled out at the
close Of the fifth heat. Time 2:22, 2:21l
2:20al, 2:20, 2:212I, 2:23.
The open to all had but two entries.
Santa Claus and Fannie Witherspoon, and
was won by the former III three straight
heats. Time, 2:1734, 2:i9N, 2:211l. The
800 class was won by Wilson in three
straight heats, Eva .. Sweetness
3, Redbird 4. Time, 4:25l4, 2:221l,
2:23.
\ special to the Chicago Tribune gives
the following particulars of the races on
the last day:
Tie best event of the day was the 2:19
race which was split up into six heats and
filled the pOoi-bOXes to OVERLOOKING. Be
fore the horses were called Minnie 4. was
favorite at SO, Pickard S25. Driver So.
Humboldt SO, aud William H. SO. In
the first heat Pickard had the pole, but
William H led on the turn. with Driver
running. They were a length apart at the
quarter. Driver went for the lead and Sc
cured It, but William H drew away arain
and held to the finish. with Minnie
R.. who had come up, finishing
second. In the second heat Driver
led al the turn, ana Minnie R. on break.
William H. was second, and Driver led him
three lengths at the turn. Coming down
to the wire Pickard shot forward from
fourth and won by neck in 2:211I. In
the third heat Minnie led three lengths at
the quarter, William H second. the pool
tavorite third. Minnie Il. broke at the
head OF the stretch, caught in good second
place, and was taking the lead again when
Plckard repeated his performance of the
preceding neat amid cheering and won by
better than q length. L. the fourth heat
Pickarl's and Humboldt's breaks sent Dri-
yer to the front. He led a length at the
half, where William H. Tapped him. these
two being couple of lengths ahead of the
others. Coming into the stretch Minnie
r. got good position and Pickard came
up on the outside. He and Driver
went off their feet and
Minnie r. trotted under the wire.
winner by q length. In the fifth heat
Driver led at the quarter, Minnie R.
second, Pickard third At the half Minnie
Tapped the leader, both being fuor lengths
ahead CT Pickard VINO was running. The
leaders made good race down the stretch.
Minnie winning by couple of lengths.
In the sixth heat William H. had the adj
vantage of the start, but Minnie led hin, at
the turn. Pickard last at the quarter and
again at the half, in the same order a
length apart. On the lower turn Pickar5
tapped William Il. and necked him at the
third quarter Minnie still two lengths to
the front. Minnie finished winner bv two
good lengths.
In the race open to all except Maud s.
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