Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-27
SUMMER SPORTS.
Grand Forks Prospects.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]

Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
GRAND FORKS, OAK, June 26.-Weathe
fine. Track in good order. Kittson's stabl
here and everything favorable for a splendi
meeting.
| Chicago Hunting Meeting.
CHICAGO, June 26.-The weather is warn
and bright; track heavy from the rains o
Saturday and Sunday; attendance fair. Judges
s. K. Dow, of Chicago; Richard Rowett, o
Carlinville, ILL.,, and j. II. Sanders, of Chicago
Time-keepers: John Smith, of Cincinnati
and Capt. VIM. Cottrell, of Mobile, Ala
Starter Gen. Rowett.
First Race-One mile, all ages. Bootjack
| years, Ill lbs, Walker; Ranger, 8 years, II.
lbs, Gross; Goodnight, 100 lbs, Miller; Claris
sima. 8 years, lis lbs, Murphy; Matthews,
years, 100 lbs, Stone. POOls-Bootjack, 500
| field. $40.
After four breaks away the drum tapped to
| fair send off for all except Goodnight, three
lengths behind. Clarissima made the running
| to the quarter where she was two lengths aheat
of Gus. Matthews, Bootjack in fourth place
On the far side Gus. Williams went to The
front and held the lead into the stretch. Al
the half Bootjack went to third place, which
he improved to second at the three-quarters
and won it in hardly length, Gus. Williams
second, clear length ahead OF Clarissims
third, Ranger fourth, Goodnight beaten of.
Time, 1:5O. French mutuals paid $3.50.
Second Race-Ladies' stakes for 2-Year old
FLIES, three quarter mile, weight ninety seven
pounds each. Starters: Miss Woodford,
Stovall, Blue Grass Belle, Hovey, Olean, With
ers, Wis Wis, G. Taylor, Orange Blossom.
Banks. Pools Miss Woodford, $3.50, Blue Grass
Belle, $135; Orange Blossom, $105; Wis Wis,
500; Olean, SEQ. Book betting-Even against
Miss Woodford, two to one against Blue
Grass Belle, three to one against Vis-a-vis,
four to one against Orange Blossom, six to
one against Olean.
They got away to fair start from the quar-.
ter post with little trouble. Blue Grass Belle
was the first to show in front. At the half
mile pole Orange Blossom was at evens with
her. Around the lower turn Wis Wis came
up, followed by Miss Woodford. At the head
of the stretch Stovall gave Miss Woodford her
head and she shot to the front, winning in a
gallop length in front of Wis Wis, second,
Orange Blossom fourth, Olean last. Time,
1:2OX. French mutual paid 1920 on Miss
Woodford.
Third Race-Board of trade handicap,
sweepstakes, for all ages, one and half miles.
Starters: Blazes, four years, Allen; Babel,
four years, jackson; Annie g., five years,
Jones; Intrinsic, four years, Cross; Mono
gram, three years, Walker; Ben dor, four
years, Murphy; John Davis, four years, Smith;
Carter. Pools-Ben dor, $40; Monogram,
Ss5; Alunide, SOS; John Davis, $3.50; Sunday,
SIS; field $50. Book betting-2 to against
Ben d. Or; to against for place; Davis to 2
for place.
at the half mile post to an excellent start.
Sunday and Babel jumped to the front and
made the running length in front of the
field for the first mile. Then John Davis and
Blazes took it up, Ben dor moving into third
place at the head of the ticket. Ben d 'Or was
way in the lead before the seventh furlong
post was reached, and had them whipping,
and won in hand by half length, John Davis
second, Aliunde third two lengths off, Blazes,
Sunday, Monogram, Babel, Intrinsic and
Annie G. finishing in the order named. Time
2:46h French mutuals paid $3.50 on Ben dor
to win, and 81 for place, 1920 on John Davis
for place.
Fourth Race-Mile heats, over four hurdles.
Starters: Bill Hewston, Jones; Glasgow, NC
Judge Burnett Bloch. First Heat-Pools-
Glasgow, $4O0; field, $3.50. Bismuth acted
very badly at the post, breaking away time
and again going over the hurdles and throw
ing his rider twice. A fair start was finally
secured. At the first hurdle Bismuth turned
complete somersault. Guy showed way
to the head of the stretch when Glasgow came
TO evens and they took the last hurdle to-
gether. Bill Hewston fell. Glasgow was
squeezed between Guy and Judge Burnett and
fell back. Guy won the heat, Judge Burnett
second, Glasgow third. Time, 1.58X.
Second Heat. Pools-Glssgow, 500, field,
$l1O. The second went away to an excellent
start. Judge Burnett led to the second hurdle
where Glasgow's rider fell. Guy led to the
head of the stretch where Burnett came up
and it was driving race, Burnett winning by
nostril.
Fourth Race-Third heat; pools, Burnett,
100; Guy, Is. Guy won the heat and race by
an open length. Time, 1:5SX. French mu-
tuals on field paid $l4.6O. This ended the
snort for the daY