Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-05

to beat the time Of Hopeful on the same track,
2:14H. just upon leaving the wire the mare
left her feet and Mccarthy pulled her almost
to stop, and the superstition Of the specta;;
take fresh start, instead, he sent her along
though still unsteady. At the quarter, how
ever, she had settled to her work
and trotted the remainder of the mile
without weaving, doing the full
distance in better time than has been
made by trotter SO far this season, either in
exhibition or race. As it was she made the
quarter in 81, q 2:2S gait, the half in 1:10K i,
. 2:21 gait for the half, the second quarter in
Ssh, 2:22 gait, and the last half in 1:07, a
2.14 gait, and the full mile in 2:17K. On her
second effort the mare went to the quarter
in IS, the half, with bad break, in Iii. the
three-quarters in 1:50h, and the mile in
2:24.
$3.50 AND sILvERTON.
At the end of the third heat of the e:37 class
the Midway representatives, $3.50, (2:174)
and silverton, (2:20) gave an exhibition heat.
with $3.50 at the pole. On the send off
Silverton left his feet on a bad
break and Seeley driving $3.50 pulled
her down to let the horse get settled,
which he did not DO until beyond the quarter.
Then he trOtted very nicely, though he was
never able to crowd the mare, who came home
winner OF the heat, in an easy jog, in 2:26,
eilverton four lengths behind. In The second
trial, whichcame after the conclusion ofthe 2:26
race, Mr.. D. w. Woodmansee, managing
the stable of trotters for Commodore Kittson,
told Henry Seely, driving $3.50, not to hold
for Silverton, and she was sent from the wire,
going to the quarter in 35, the half in 1:10,
the three-quarters in las, and the mile In
2:lS1S.
HOLDS OVER THE WORLD.
As we said to commence this article "Min-
nasota holds over the world" the 2:17X of
Fannie Witherspoon, owned by Com. N. W.
Kittson. this city, being the best
made this season by trOtter, either
the 2:16A OF So So, same owner, is on a par
with that OF Packard, at Concord, N. H.,
week before last, the fastest time made by q
trotter outside Of the Midway stable.
Then we have to boast of the 2:16H
Of Little Brown jug, same owner,
over the half mile track at Red Wing-the
fastest record on half mile trackIin harness,
and two performers dropped into the 2:30 list;
one, Hastings Prince Arthur by Volunteer,
(2:26 starting in the Northwestern circuit
with record of 2:391<, aud the other f. C..
fillsbury's Pedro, by Rooney's Hambletoniap,
with no record at the commencement
Of the circuit, now having to face record of
2:25K
THE CLOSE.
To-day closes the meeting at Minneapolis,
and the Northwestern circuit. The circuit
has been full of disappointment, as has been
recorded from time to time, but nevertheless
it has resulted in the brilliant achievements
above set forth. We have faith, however, that
still more Brilliant performance is
in store for those who at
tend the Minneapolis track to-
day when. as a special event Little Brown jug
and Gem, PAGERS, will give an exhibition race.
As know by all horsemen, the jug has the
fastest three heats in harness-2:tl%, Oil
2:12H-and he will be driven to-day to not
only beat his own, but all harness records,
the wiping out of the 2:10a record of Maud
s., the property of Vanderbilt, the millionaire
railroad king. The little horse is in fine shape
and should the track be equally with yester-
day, there is little donbt the harness record
will be wiped out TO- day. The other attrac-
ton will be the 2:45 class, with Mollie B.,
Pedro and Lucy N. as starters, insuringa good
race.