Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-17
Review of the Events at the Chicago Meet
ing-EntrIes at observation-disclosures and
Trotters at the Minneapolis Track-Mis-
cellaneous Notes.
At the minneapolis Track.

At the minneapolis Track.
There are lively times now at the Minneap
oils track, some fifty odd horses, runners ant
trotters, being given their preliminary steps
among them the following:
RUNNERS.
Spray-2-year.ol FLY, bay, by imptd
Buckton, he by Lord Clifton, dam Conse
quence, by Bay Middleton, I'd dam Ethe
Sprague, by Jack Malone. Bred by Capt. Cot
trel, OF Mobile; owned by L. A. Legg. Pur
chased at Mobile for $1,000.
Adele, b. M, sire Asteroid, dam Despair
owned by Col. King. Winner of four mile
race time. 3:46.
s. G. Panama, sire imported Caprice; owned
Tom PORTE, g. g., sire Lightning, out OF a
Glencoe mare; owned by Col. King:
Grey Goose, e. M, sire Lightning, dam
Rosebud. Fast. Winner OF several races.
Metz, b. m, owned by Col. King. Pedigree
unknown, but high bred.
Trouble, Oh. e., sire INVERSION; dam Kate
Mcdonald Winner of a number of holly
contested hurdle racrs. Owned by Col. hlng.
Allie Baker, b. M, sire impt. Rapture;
dam Planet. Started four times IN September
races-fast.
Big Indian, by Wanderer; dam Glencoe
mare. Good animal.
Visitor, b. g., by Virgil; owned by Col.
King.
Luoric, b. e., by imp. Rupture, by Emm
Dickson, by Domural, by Lexington. The
winner of races in the Western circuit; entered
for Board of Trade and Citizens cup in
Chicago; owned by Col. King.
Nancy Jane, sired by Lexington, dam Blue
Bull mare.
Bay Frank, b. e., sire War Dance, dam Iowa
Maid, by Blackhawk, dam Messenger mare.
TRoTTERs.
Coy. Pilisbury b. s., sire by Calonna, by
Belmont; dam Eng. Hunter, owned by P. D.
Hutchinson. No record.
Capitola, b. M, years old; sired by Co.
lonna, dam thoroughbred mare. Winner of
3-year old stakes at state fair last September.
Owned by L. ]. Philips.
Peerless, Swear b. FLY; sired by Colonna,
dam Morgan mare. Owned by A. B. w.
Payne.
Salam, br. g., owned by B. II. Beach.
Mollie B ; sire, Duke OF Saratoga; dam,
Little Billy, inbred Morgan.
Nellie Jones. b. w.; sire, Skinkle's Ham
bletonian.
Ben. Fanklin. s. g., owned by G. W. Nc
Allister; no record.
Billey Mason, b. e., sire Skinkle's Handle
tonian, owned by Geo. Smith. Fast; no re-
cord.
Rover Boy, b. f., sired by Star of the West;
dam Doomed; owned by Mr.. Phelps.
Cupid, blk. g. owned by B. FL. Beach. No
pedigree. Fast.
John S. or. e. sired by Black Patchen out of
high-bred Kentucky mare. Owned by B. II.
Beach.
Capt Herod, ches, sired by son of King
Herod. Owned by NJ. B. Veazie. Record
2:264.
Pedro, e. g., owned by F. c. Pillsbury;
sired by Rooney's Hambletonian. Record,
2.25H. He was entered in eight races in the
Northwestern circuit, and started in four, all
of which be won only losing two heats, to
Lucy n. and Blue Jeans at Hastings. Trial in
2:2S4.
Victor, ch. s., sire Tramp, dam Green's
Bashaw. No record, but has shown 2:S5.
Owned by VIM. Veazie.
Shadow, s. m, sire Daniel Lambert, dam
nigh bred mare. Owned by E. j. Whitecomb.
Has shown 2:32.
Fred, b. c., sired by Swigert, out of three
quarter thoroughbred mare. Has shown $780,
Cinderella, blk f., 4-year old, 16 hands, sire
Administrator. As 2-year old showed ESQ.
Owned by Ed. Whitcomb.
Nettie g., br. m, sire Wild Willie, the sire
of Fairmont (2:2S); dam a fast PAGER, owned
by gentleman of st. Paul. Started in the
3-minute race at Minneapolis, and was good
second to Pedro in $780, Has shown quarters
in IS.
Portion, ch. s., sire Planet, son of Revenue
by imp. Trustee; dam Young Portia, by Man,
Dark bay colt, 3-years-old, sire Swigert;
owned by Il. Smith, St. Paul.
Green Mountain Boy, sire son of Green's
Bashaw. No record. Trial in 2:35.
John F., b. br. g., sire son of Swigert;
owned by w A. Deliver. Trial in 24O.
Julia, blk. m, sire Western Fearnaught,
half sister to Prince Arthur (the North
Branch horse). Trial in 2:S7 Owned by E.
A. Parker.
I'll
This week the attention of lovers of harness
turf sports will be directed to Chicago, and
all who cannot be present in person will be
there in spirit, and, aided by the reports of the
daily press, follow the sport and draw an i'm
aginary picture of the various contests.
The meeting was insugurated Saturday,
with stake race for three. year-olds, with
four starters; a race for four-year-olds, in
which there were SIX starters of the nine who
remained in, and the trial of Commodore
Kittson's pacing wonder, Little Brown
jug, to beat his record, s:11l, for $4,000
with $500 added to beat the 2:l04 of Maud g..
In the telegraphic account of these races, it
says: Track in good condition. etc. Not
withstanding the statement the track was in
good condition, we are inclined to the opinion
that it was fully three to five seconds slow,
for reasons given, hs follows:
First-Code, b. C. by Dictator, dam Crop,
by Pilot, Jr, has beed judged by the most ex-
perienced horsemen of the country, to be one
of the best colts ever raised in the country,
and is credited with trials below 2:2o, while
Eva, the California representative
as two year old, had done
her mile in 2:26, and much was
thought of Butterfly and Garfield, still the
time in the race, won by Code in straight
heats, was 2:31X $50, 2:31, the time of the
best heat being 81 seconds slower than that
made by Phil Thompson, by Red Wilkes, then
three-ysar-old, on the same course year
ago.
second-The four-year.old race, while more
hotly contested, requiring seven heats to de.
eide 1t, did not show the time that was ex.
pected, though the performance is somewhat
remarkable from the fact that the fifth and
sixth heats were the fastest in the race
2:22sz, 1855, the next fastest being
the third, 2:25K The race as per
summary in the GLOBE Sunday, was won by
Waiting, he taking the first, second. and sew
enth heats; Bronze second, the third and
fourth heats; Jayeyesee third, with tine fifth
and sixth heats; Jim Booman fourth, AIDE
laide fifth and Ed Geers sixth. Force, the ia.
Vorite, did not start, not having entirely re-
covered from an attack of epizootic Waiting.
the winner, is b. G. by Lexington Chief, Jr.,
dam by Fisk's Mambrino Chief, and was bred
in Michigan. Bronze, second, is b. E., by
Morgan Messenger, dam by Denmark, owned
IN Indiana. JayeYesee, third, is q blk o hv