Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-20

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Ttoo Noted Midtray Performers.
The Turf, Field and Farm IN resume of
the notable performers of 1882, thus men-
tons two of the Midway stars:
Minnie r.. now a member of the pow
erful Kittson stable, defeated IN the 2:23
class, Unolala, Buzz Medium and Tariff.
reducing her record to 2:19. AZ Buffalo,
in the special race. she started against
Clingstone, Edwin Thorne, Kate Sprague
and j. B. Thomas. In the first heat,which
was trotted in 2:14321 she was q good third,
and in the third heat she came down the
homestresch like phantom, having
the inside. Mccarthy, who was
behind her, took desperate chances to get
through narrow gap, but failed, and the
mare tripped and fell when she looked
very dangerous. At first it was thought
she was dead, but she pulled herself to-
gether, and her injuries were found to be
slight. Had she been able to get through
and win the heat, the chances are that she
would have captured the race, because she
is a mare of superior bottom. At Pough-
keepsie she was unsteady, and finished
behind Santa Claus and Edwin ThOrne,
but at Hartford, on track made heavy
by rain, she won the 2:19 class. after los
ing the first heat to William Fl. in 2:21, and
the second and third heats to Pickard in
2:21L, 2:2O4. The time of the heats
which she won was 2:2G, 2:21A, 1928. She
is a courageous mare, with wonderful
flashes of speed. She was bred in Lyon
county, Kentucky, and she was got by a
son of John G. Breckenridge, out of a blind
mare of untraced blood, but having the
form and characteristics OF thoroughbred.
Her sire was advertised and patronized as
thoroughbred horse. She wears four
teen ounce shoe and four ounce toe
weight.
In the 2:19 class at Chicago. Fanny
Witherspoon was the strongest competitor
of Clingstone. She trotted four lengths
farther in the first heat than any other
horse, and she was upon Clingstone's
wheel at the wire in 2:17, and she was sec
ond to him in the second and third heats
in 2:13, 2:2O. At Cleveland she was beaten
by Rosa Wilkes; at Buffalo she was beaten
by Adele Gould, after winning the second
heat in 2:294, and the third
heat in 2:19; at Utica she
captured second money; at
Ploughkeepsie she showed her heels to
Driver, Pickard, Humboldt, William H.
and Capt. Emmons in PIG, 2:1S1a, 2lS4;
and at Hartford, on q heavy track, she
made the hackers of Santa Claus look I'M
easy. The stallion won in 2:17I, 2:l9s,
PEI but the mare came down the home
stretch in each heat like uncorked light
ming. She trotted the last half of the third
mile in 1:06. At Boston she was unsteady
and met with defeat in the Blanchard
purse. The trouble with her is that she is
slow scorer; she gets off badly
On that account. .She also is
big strider and does not like
sharp turns. She was not driven with the
greatest skill last summer and consequent
ly does not stand as we'll in the summary
as she otherwise would do. We heard
Hickok rate her, just before he started for
California, as faster trotter than Cling
stone. Her sire was Almont, and her dam
was by Coughs Wagner, son of the great
four mile race horse. She is level headed
and pure gated, and trots without weights
in light plates. She got her harness &C
ton from Almont, and her high form and
length of stride from her running bred an
cestors."
TIE Fastest Ttro Niles Ercr TrOtted
Turf, Field and Farm: Two years ago
the brown mare Manetta, hooked double to
road wagon with the running horse Long
man, brother in blood to the great Long
fellow, trotted two miles on Mr.. Bonner's
three-quarter track in 4:35-the first mile
in 2:2O, and the second in .: Is. On Satur-
day, Nov. IL, hooked to the same wagon,
which weighs 1876 lbs. and has high dash
board to oppose the wind, she trotted,with
Longman as running mate and John Muir
ply driving, two miles in
the extraordinary time of
4:271l-the first mile in 2:141a, and the
second in 2:124. The mare did not wear
breeding, and therefore, outside of his
taking the major part of the weight, she
received no assistance from Longman.
The track was trife dull and slippery.
As the two miles are the fastest ever trot-
ted, we give the fractional time:
First Mile Second Mile. Aggregate
:3414 :34L 2:48%
l:073I los 322M
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