Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-17


which have remainedin for the 2:23
class are Lady Role, Argonaut,
Tolu Maid, Minnie z, Kate Mccall, Eureka,
Unolala, Buzz Medium and Tariff. Two of the
above virtually belong to Commodore Kilt
sons stables, Lady Rolfe and MiSnie r. (the
latter owned by "Knapsack' Mccarthy, driv-
ing for the commodore, and of course only
one can be started. Lady Rolfe has been suf-
fering with rheumatic attack in the loins,
so that she did not appear in the Northwestern
circuit, where she was advertised for exhibit
tions. She had, however, so far recovered
that she was taken to Chicago with the sta
bic, and in condition she will be started and
driven to lower her record of 2:22A the COM
modore being very anxious she should do SO
before being permanently retired from
the turf, which is now only
quiesai9 baen h oi 3. ew mo WitS
her in and in condition the winner will have
to beat 2:17. Judged by actual performances
however, Buzz Medium should be the winner,
her 2.20I, 2.204 and 2:22 at Pittsburgh Tues
day last, being the best yet made by any of
the field, though the fact that Tariff was on
Pickards wheel when he made his 2:1SA, will
| undoubtedly make him well thought of for
| first place. The free all stallion race will
introduce Won Arnim, Voltaire, j. B. Thomas
and Monroe Chief Neither OF the last three
named horses have been UP to their mark SO
| far this season, while Won Arnim has been
ing from advices at hand, we shall pick the
Midway horse for the winner OF this race.
The other race for this day is the 2:35 class,
with twenty-three entries and probably doz-
en- or more starters.
Tuesday the sport will be or ned with the
2:26 class, with fourteen probable starters, in
Guiding George K, Lady Martin, David c.,
Monarch Rule, Lady Thorue, Big John, Joe
Bunker, Abdallah Boy, Keno, Sue Grundy,
Early Rose, Rose Wilkes, Big Soap and Forrest
Patchen. This is grand field, and it is very
problematical as to which will be the winner,
though the order OF favoritism will probably
be Early Rose, Rose Wilkes, Lady Thorne
Kittson's sSannie G. was entered for this
class, but was not kept in. The event of the
day will be the free-fora all PAGERS, IN which
the probable starters will be Com. Kittson's
Gem, Matte Hunter, Lucy, Bay Billy and
Bay Tom, OF these Bay Tom has the slow
est record, 2:23, and Gem next, 2:16H made
In trial against Brown Jug at Minneapolis,
week before last, Matte Hunter and Lucy, the
old stagers, seem TO be at themselves all right,
and one or the other will undoubtedly carry
off first money. At Pittsburgh Wednesday
| last, Lucy won six heat race from
| Charley B., Ben Hamilton taking the first
| heat, Matte Hunter the second and fifth
| heats, Lucy the third, fourth and sixth heats.
| Time, 21S, 2:15H ,2:l715, 2:15x, 2:1S4 2:20.
The other race of the day is the 2:30 class, for
| which there were eighteen nominations, in
| which Catchfly, credited with trial IN PIG,
| will probably be the favorite.
| The first race on Wednesday will be the
| 2:27 class, the probable starters being Mamie,
| Phil Sheridan, Resolute, Largesse, Edwin B.,
| Aldine, Jerome Eddy, Frank Landers. st.
| Reno, Catchfy, Naiad Queen and Matte Ora
ham. Next to Catchfy, the two latter mares
will undoubtedly be most admired, while
1 lacrosse ehnn1d Watching
| next race, the 2:21 class, will
probably introduce Com. Kittson's b. q.
| Silverton, Votaire, William H., Scott's
Thomas, Pilot R., Black Cloud, Fanny Robin
| son, Wolford L. and Unolala. The man able
to pick the winner in this crowd will be
William h, Unolala and Silverton.
| The coming event of the day, and in some
| respects of the meeting, will be the match be-
tween st. Julien and Trinket, the former
handicapped fifteen pounds. This differ
| ence in weight ought to made a close race,
| with the chances, however, still in favor of
! st. Julien.
| The sport Thursday will be inaugurated by
the PAGERS in the 2:25 class, to be followed by
the 2:l9 trotters, in which Fanny Wither-
| spoon, the Midway representative, will be
called upon to meet the sensational Clings-
stone, Monroe Chief, J. B. Thomas, Driver,
| Daisydae and Annie ". A finer field OF
horses than this never came up to the wire
for the word go. II at himself, Clingstone
| ought to win in one, two
three order, but he must make
no mistakes, because Fanny Witherspoon,
if in fettle is able to make him lower his
record several seconds, while the other start
ers are not to be despised. The other race oil
the day is the 2:40 class for which the eligible
starters number twenty-seven, among them
Prince Arthur, the Long Branch horse, who
let his admirers down so badly at the Mime
apolis meeting. Upon such field of com
paratively untried horses, it is useless tt
speculate as to the result, but if Prince Arthur
can be induced 10 trot in the race. as he has il
| trials, he should be dangerous.
| The programme for the meeting ends witt
Friday. The first event will be the 2:2;
stallion race, with Hardwood, Highland
Stranger, Little Billy, Cyclone, Wagner
Bashaw, Red Cross, Milo, Corbin's Bashaw
as the probable starters. Red Cross will prob
ably have the call, while Wagner's Bashav
and Hardwood Will probably be well sup
ported. The second event of the day will b.
!, one of the most interesting of the meeting
introducing as it does grand quartet o
flyers, viz: $3.50, from the Midway Parl
stable, Charley Ford, Kate Sprague AM
Edwin Thorne. We are inclined t
favor the latter as the winner, wit
$3.50 for second choice. A four-yea
old race is also announced, for which tn
entries are not yet closed, and extra races vii
probably take place on Saturday, the Who'll
making one of the richest and most attractiv
programmes ever offered in this country.