Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-15
BETTER AND BETTER.
The Third Day of the Hastings Fair The
Best of All--Interesting Turf Events-PrO-
gramme To-Day.


Best of AIl--Interesting Turf Events-Pro-
gramme To-Day.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
HASTINGS. Sept 14.-Though there were no
special attractions, such as the attendance
of live governor and dead U. S. sena-
tor the attendance upon the third day of
the Union Industrial Exposition was better
by several hundred than of any preceding
day. The. increased attendance came
from the farmers and stock breed
ers of Dakota county, who by their
enterprise and liberality have made such
an exhibition as the present possible. An
especial attraction to this class, was the
CATTLE EXHIBIT,
parade of which was made in front of
the grand stand, at 2:30 p. M, after the
first heat in the 2:29 trotting class. AS
the stock passed in review, Hon. John f.
Norrish. president of the association,
called attention to the exhibits. Leading
the cavalcade, was the herd of G. A.
De Graft of the Lake Elysian
stock farm, with the big grade steers
before mentioned, followed by the herd of
H. Brown of Minneapolis and others, the
whole making fine display.
The Races.
The racing for the day was
inaugurated at 10 a. M, with
the concluding heat in the 2:29 race, in
which Flora. Belle, Lucy N. and Clumsey
Fred had each taken two heats, when dark
ness prevented conclusion of the race.
The heat was walk away
for Flora Belle, Lucy N. a
good second.
Flora Belle, Oh. M, J. C. Oswald, 3 5 311
Lucy, II. b. m, Jerome Mckinney l 3
Clumsey Fred, Oh. G. E. n. Low. l 2
Time, 2:3514, 1864, 2:3515, 2:35, 2:3415, 2:37,
2:37.
The other races for the day were the 2:34
and green trotting classes called at 2 p.m,,
the first being
THE 2:34 class.
The starters in this class, purse $3.50,
were, b. G. Minneapolis, entered by j. w.
Whitcomb; G. +. G. Geo. P. Smith, br. m.
Mollie B., w. Parker, blk. S. Black Jim, NJ
Dewey; Oh. G. Clumsy Fred, N. II. Low; b.
g. Bay Brine, w. Fl. Mathews; the horses
gong III the OrQer udmeU.
First Heat-The start was given on the
9Th score with Minneapolis in the lead
closely followed by Bay Brine, Clumsey
Fred, Mollie B., Black Jim and Sam II. 1.-The
latter broke as he received the word
go. Bay Brine collared Minneapolis after
leaving the quarter and passed him, fol-
lowed by Clumsey Fred, who had squared
himself and was trotting like ghost. Bay
Brine broke badly at different points and
although coming under the wire first, was
set back to second place for running and
the heat was given to Clumsey Fred, Bay
Brine second, followed by Minneapolis,
Mollie B., Black Jim and Sam III. Time,
236.
Second Heat-On the second trial a
send off was secured, though Minneapolis
and Sam H. were bobbing. Clumsey Fred
held the pole on the turn with Bay Brine
on his wheel. At the quarter the positions
were unchanged, Minneapolis having third
place, followed by Mollie B., Sam III. and
Black Jim, strung out for sixlengths. Going
to the half Mollie B. changed positions
with Minneapolis, the others as before. At
the quarter of the second half there was no
change in positions, but on entering the
home stretch Bay Brine had got on even
terms with Clumsey Fred, and down the
stretch outfooted him. passing under the
wire good length in the lead. Bay Brine
made several of the skips for which he is
noted in the heat; Mathews pulled
him up promptly, and while
he was undoubtedly rested thereby,
he made no actual gain and
he was properly given the heat. Following
Clumsey Fred for second place were Mollie
B., Minneapolis, Sam Fl. and Black Jim,
well strung out. Time, 2:35.
Third Hsat-An excellent send off was
secured on the second effort, Bay Brine
showed in front at the first turn. closely
followed by Clumsey Fred, Minneapolis,
Mollie B., Black Jim, and Sam II. last.
At the quarter, Mollie B. had got into Sec
ond place, no other changes being made
until the stretch on the first half, where
Sam II. got fourth place. That heat was
finished without change in the positions of
the four leaders, Minneapolis beating
Black Jim for fifth position, time 2:3511
| Fourth Heat-Sent off Black Jim, swung
into second to Bay Brine, followed by
Clumsy Fred, the osner three head and
Bay Brine rapidly pulled away from the
field and was more than a distance in the
lead at the half, and had he not have been
pulled almost to dead stop on the finish.
he would have distanced the entire field.
Black Jim and Mollie B. had an exciting
struggle for second place, the mare win
ming in bulge within four lengths of the
wire. Sam H. fourth, Clumsey Fred fifth
and Minneapolis sixth. Time 2:36.
SUMMARY.
Bay Brlno, b. g., w. ii. Mathews go.
Clumsey Fred, Oh. g., N. Il. Low 2 8
Bolle B., br. m. w. ParF .er 8 2
Minneapolis, b. g.. j. w. Whitcomb =. 4 5
Sam ID, gr g., Geo. =. Smith 6 5
Black jim, blk g., n. Dewey 6 3
lime, 2;30, z:3s, 1858, 2:36.
| GREEN RACE.
Green race, for horses owned August Isl
in Dakota, Washington and Goodhue