Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-16
The Fastest Records

The Fastest Records.
Below we give list of the best turf per-
formances at all distances, and all ways of
going, to January 1, 1882, found in The Spirit
of the Times;
TRoTTINa IN HARNESS.
One mie-Maud s.. Rochester, N. Y, Aug. II
1881, 2:1OA the fastest mile ever trotted and the
fastest first heat.
One mie-Maud s., Buffalo, N. Y, Aug 4th,
1881, :10Z, the fastest second heat trotted
One mie-Maud s., Chicago, ILL.,, July %, 1881,
2 Ill, the fastest third heat ever trotted.
One mie-Maud g., Buffalo, N. Y, Aug 1880,
One mle-Smuggler, Cleveland, O., July 81 1876,
2:17H, the fastest fifth heat ever trotted.
One mile-Charlie Ford, Hartford, Conn.,, Aug
%, 1880, 2:19h, the fastest sixth heat ever trot-
One mile, by yearling-Hinda Rose, San Fran
cisco, CAL. Nov. "a, 1881, 2:36H.
One mile, by two-year old ildfower, SanFran-
cisco, GAL, Oct. %, 1881, 2:2l.
One mile, by three year old-Phil Thompson,
Chicago, ILL.,, July Is, 1881, 2:21.
One mile, by four-year old-Trinket, Louisville.
Ky, July 10, 1879, 2:l9A.
One mile, by a five year old-Santa CLAUS, Sacra.
mento, CAL, Sept. IL, 1879, 2:1S.
One mile. over half mile track, Rarus, Toledo, O..
July 20, 1878, :16.
at Chicago, ILL, July 23, 1881, 2:11A. 2:1l.
One mile, fastest three consecutive heats-Maud
s., Belmont Park, Philadelphia, Pa July %, 1881,
One mile, fastest four consecutive heats-Gloster
Rochester, N Y, Aug. IA, 1874, 2:18, 2:17x, 2:17
2:l9, the first being dead heat with Red cloud and
Goldsmith Maid; Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 81, 1876,
2:16A, 2:17A; 2.1s, 2:19 the first, the third heat
of the race. being dead heat with Smuggler. The
aggregate of the time of these two performances is
equal.
Two miles-Steve Maxwell, Rochester W, Aug.
10, 1880, :48H.
Three mIes-Huntress, Prospect Park, L. l., Sept
%, 1872, 7:2lA.
Four miles-Trustee. Union course, Long Island,
June 13, 1849, IL :O6.
Five miles-Lady Mack San Francisco, Gal. April
2, 1874, 1900.
Ten miles Controller San Francisco, Cal. Nov.
Twelve miles--Topgalant, Philadelphia, Pa, 1880.
38 200.
Fifteen miles -Girder, San Francisco, Gal :, Aug.
6, 1874 47:20
Twenty miles--Capt. McGowan. Boston, Mass,
Oct. 81 1865, So 49,
Fifty miles Ariel, Albany, N. Y, 1886,
8 :E5 :40H.
One hundred miles Conqueror Long Island Nov.
IL, 1858, :55 :53.
One hundred and one mes-Fanny Jenks. albany,
N. Y, 1916, 8. AZ :57.
TRoTrINa TO WAGON.
One mile-Hopeful, Chicago, Ill, Oct II, 1878.
216H the fastest heat ever rotted and the fastest
first heat
One mile-Hopeful, Chicago, H., Oct. II, 1878,
| IL q,
One mile-Hopeful, Chicago, Ill, Oct IL, 1878,
2:17, the fastest third heat
One mile, drawing 1000 pounds Mountain Maid
Long Island, 1865, :24M.
Two miles-Gen. Butler, Long Island, June 49,
1868, frat heat, .56A and Dexter, Long Island,
Oct. 81. 1855, second heat 1854.
Three miles-Kemble Jackson, Union Course,
Long Island, June !, 1885, $685.
Four miles-Longfellow, San Francisco, Gal. Dec.
81, 1869, 10;34H.
Five miles-Lttls Mack, Fashion Course, Long
Island, Oct. %, 1868, Is :43R.
Twenty miles-Controller, San Francisco, Gal. +,
April 20, 1873, SO :57.
Fifty miles-Spangle, Oct. Is, 1855, 8 :59:O4.
TRoTIINe, DOUBLE TEAMS
One mile-Mill Boy and Blondine, Beacon Fark,
Boston, Massachusetts,, September 23rd, 1881,
az
One mile, with running mate-BiY D, and mate,
Beacon Park Boston, Massachusetts, Oct. %, 1881,
One hundred mi!es-Master Burke and Robin,
10:l7 20.
TRoTT1NG UNDER SADDLE.
One mile-Great Eastern, Fleetwood Park, New
York, Sept. %. 1877, 2:lb2i.
Two miles-Gso M. Patchen, Fashion Course, L.
l., July l, 1853, 4:56.
Three miles-Dutchman, Beacon Course, N. j.,
Aug. 1, 1889, 7:32M.
Four miles -Dutchman, Oentreville, Long Island,
May; 1886, 10 :51.
One mile, in harness-Littie Brown Jug, Hartford,
Conn.,, Aug. a. 1881, 2:I1a, the fastest heat, and
fastest first heat, ever paced.
One mile, in harness-Little Brown jug, Hartford,
Conn.,, Aug. "a, 1881, 2:11%, the fastest second
heat.
One mile, in harness-Little Brown Jug Hartford,
Conn 1881. 2:12M, the fastest third heat. These
three performances make the fastest three con-
secutive heats ever paced. or ever made in har-
ness.
One mile, under saddle-Billy Boyce, Buffalo, N.
z, Aug, /, 1868, 2:14A,
One mile, to wagon-Pocahontas, Union Course,
Long Island, June 81, 1856, 2.17H.
Two miles In harness--Defance and LongfellOw,
Sacramento; CAL, September 26, 1872, dead heat,
| 4:47z.
Two miles, under saddle-Bowery Boy, L. l., 1889,
5:04H.
Three miles, in harness-Harry White, San Fran
cisco, Cal Aug. 8, 1874, 7.b7A.
Three miles, under saddle-Onelda Chief, Beacon
Course, N. j., Aug. IA, 1843, 7:44.
TMTf Brecities
William Kelly, of Detroit, has sold to go
east the black gelding Vulcan, record 2:25X !,
for $4,000.
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