Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-05

$50 class, 0 in the 2:22 class, Is in the $50
class, Is in the 1926 class, 16 in the 1888 class
IA in the 2:29 class, in the 2:20 class and y
in the 2:35 class. For the races at Mystic
park there are % entries in the three minute
class, 6 in the 2:2S class, IL in the 2:26 class
Is in the 1888 class, 10 in the 1888 class, 10 IN
the 2:29 class, 90 in the 2.45 class and II
the 2:20 class.
On May 81, during the races at the Scran.
ton (Pa.) driving park. a Jockeys presence oil
mind probably saved his life. In scoring for
one of the heats in the 2:26 class the horses
came up to the wire at desperate rate OF
speed, and Nelia, high-spirited mare, broke
into dead run. Just then her bridle-bit
snapped in two and she shot ahead of the rest
on a wild galiop, while the immense crowd
was thrilled with alarm at the peril OF the
driver, Barney Demorest, sitting IN the scant
sulky with no means of checking the runaway.
He leaped from his seat to the mares back
and crawled up 10 her shoulders, then stOOp-
ing forward he caught her by the
neck and shoulders and brought
her to 8 sudden staudstill as she was about to
jump over steep embankment.
An Eastern reporter ran across party OF
horsemen en- route to Kentucky the other day
and gotta great deal of news from them, which
is condensed as follows: Overman is great
horse, and will NOW down all In his class when
Hickok thinks the time and the horse are ripe.
Buzz Medium is busy bee, and can beat 2:20.
Great Eastern is great deal better horse than
he has been for anumber of years. Humboldt
can beat j. P. Morris like bre liking sticks II he
didn't make his song. and dance breaks. Nor
ris ran too much in one heat to be entitled to
it. Santa Claus is coming very slow. st.
Julien has not had any very fast work yet.
Trinket went an easy mile in 2:22, and is IN as
good spring shape as horse can be. They
say Splan drove Voltaire in 2:24H over Ches-
ter Park track last week, when 1t was heavy,
and that McGregor is trotting fast and steady
for Bair. j. B. Thomas is redeeming him
self. and is quite different horse this spring
from what he was after Rochester last sea-
son.
The sixth annual meeting of the National
Association of Trotting- horse Breeders will be
held at the Gentleman's driving park, Nor
risania, N. Y, October 8, 4, 5, and the follow
ing stakes have been re-opened, to close July
1: Stakes for FIVE ear-Olds; $3.50 entrance,
$50 to accompany the nomination, $50 pay
able August l, and the remainder twenty days
before the meeting. A like stake for four
year.olds foals 1881 The following ad-
dItional sweepstakes for this meeting, to close
and name July /, has been opened: The Con-
consolation stakes, for four-year- olds, nom
winners as three year-olds add under. only;
500 each, half forfeit, $50 to accompany
$50 additional September II. The
executive committee announces the opening
of the Mall stakes for foals of 1880, to be
trotted for when three years old; $3.50 each;
accompany nomihation July 1, 1852; $50 ad-
ditional (forfeiD May 1, 1888; ard the re-
mainder, $3.50 (forfeit), twenty days before the
meeting of 1883, when the stakes will be
trotted for.