Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-12

dam by COTS Wagner, record 2:19X, at
Buffalo, in 1881; SilvertoA, bay gelding, by
Blud Bull, record 2:20ll lat Pittsburgh, In 1881;
Lady Rolfe, bay mare, by Tom Rolfe,
record 2:22H at Louisville in 1880, or Won
Arnim, bay stallion, by Sentinel, dam by
Blood's Black Hawk, record 2:22 at Louis
vile. The Commodore has more strings to
his bow than any other nominator, and it
would be generally gratifying should the
| gallant turfman win the prize.
Racing the Week.
The racing OF the past week, both under
saddle and in harness, has been very good,
and the different meetings have been most
literally patronized. 1t was left to Minnesota,
/ and representative of the now far famed
stable OF Commodore N. W. Kittson, OF St.
Paul, to furnish the sensational performance
in the 2:l6N Of the pacing wonder, Little
Brown Jug, over the half-mile track
at Red Wing-the fastest mile over such
track, ,by PAGER or trotter, yet recorded.
Considering he time of the year, aud the cold,
| backward season, no more so in Minnesota, if
so bad, than in the balance of the country,
and the performance deserves to be recorded,
as 1t undoubtedly will be the most remarka
BILE in the history of the American turf.
The nearest approach to it in harness, so
PAGER, Buffalo Girl, at Detroit, Thursday,
when on full mile track, she made the mile
in the first heat in 2:l9, two and half seconds
slower than the jug, aud the second in 2:l94,
and was then beaten for the race by Lucy in
1926, 2.31 and 2:2SX.
While goodly number of trotters have
already dropped into the $50 list. no horse
has yet shown his ability to do mile in o
race at that way of going in better than
2:20.
IN HARNESS.
Dubuque, June O. Trotting, minute
class, won in three straight heats by Free
stone, John A. Rawlins Q, Golden Rule 8,
Herald 4. Time: 2:364 2:35X, 2:3414. The
G. W. 3, Fanny Fern, 4. Time: 2:324 2.35,
2:36a.
Detroit, June 6.-The $50 race, won by DR..
Norman, Maud T. Q, Barrett B. Commander 4,
Wilson 5. Time 2.30X, 2:3l, 1856.
The $50 race, won by Bliss, taking three
last heats, Novelty 2, winning second and
third heats, Matte Graham winning first
heat. Ina G. 4. Dick Organ 5, Red Cross 6,
Wayerly Z; time, 2:2S. 2:24A, 2;25, 2:24A.
2:261S, 2:29%.
Mystic Park, June 6-The 500 race, won by
Doug glass, taking first and third and fourth
heats. Lulu F. 2, Juno 8, Zelda 4, Crown
Point Maid 5, Hudson 6, Waverly distanced
in second heat; time, 2:25, 2:29. 2:271S, 1923.
The 1928 class, won by Tariff, Robert Lee Q,
Gold Finder 3, Prospect Maid 4, Wild Lilly 5;
time, 2.24, 2:22x, 2:22H.
won by Mollie H., Lady Elgin 2, Maud
5, Tourist 6, Lookout Joe, !,
Marcus s, Kitty P4tchen o; time, 2:s4'
2:S4K, 2:3S. The 1926 class, won by Mamie
M, taking first, second and fourth heats,
Lady Browuell Q, only two starters; time 2:29,
2:29A 2:30X 2:29.
Dubuque, June THE 2;4o class, won by
Lady Kern, Golden Bow 2, Lady Bishop s,
Leclaire,S Jr., and Rannie distanced; time
s:29X, 1855, 2:Ssx, 1864.
Detroit, June THE 2:34 class, won by
Keno, taking first, fourth ard fifth heats,
Highland Stranger 2, taking second heat.
King William 8, taking third heat, May Thorne
4, Rgolette 5; time 2:25X, 2:2S11ss. 2:26.
2:26X, 2:2sH. The 2:l7 class, won by Cling
stone, Edwin Thorne 2, Alley 5, j. B. Thomas
4; time 2:2Oh, 2:2i, 2:21X.
Detroit, June S.-The 2:25 class, Forrest
Patchen /, winning the second, third and
sixth heats, Rose Wilkes 2, winning the
first and fourth heats Dan Donaldson
3, Jerome Eddy 4, Aldne S, Largess 6, Big
John Z, and Mamie s; time 2:22I, 2:22X,
2;2i14, 2:26x 2:2Sk, 2:272l, 2:239. Free for
all PAGERS, Lucy 1, BuffilO Girl 2, taking first
a1d second heats, Bay Billy 3, Big Tom 4 and
S3eetzer 5; time 1:l9, 2:l92l, 2:26, 2:Sl, 2:28X.
Mystic Park, June s-The 23S class, Jack
Sailor I, Frank Q, winning the second heat,
Fondling 3, Mary 4, Emma D and Howard
dstanced in the second heat; time 2:S2X,
2:264, 2:2SX 2:2SI. Toe 2:29 class, Don |,
winning first, third and fifth heats, Brandy
Boy 2, winning second and fourth heats, R. P.
8, field of eleven following after them; time
2:25X 2:2sX, 2:26K 2:2514, 2:25A,
[, winning the third, fourth ard sixth heats,
Big Ike Q, winning the second and fifth heats,
Fola 3, winning the first heat. Neshannock
4, making dead heat with Walter in the Sec
ond heat, Hoosier Girl 5; time. 2:32, 2:37k,
2:35155, 2:341 2:39. .2:49I. The 800 pacing,
Charley H. l, Boy Jim 2, winning the second
heat, Wake Up-Jake 5, George G 4, Little
Mac Sorrel John and Capt. Jack distanced;
time, 2:27, 2:33. 2:2511s, 2:2SH.
Dubuque, June S.-The 2:50 class, Clara
Cleveland 1, Sucker Maid Q, Transit 5, Lucy 4;
time, 4:2914, 2:30X 2;301l.
Detroit, June 9.--The 2:40 class, Maud T.
1, winning first, fourth aud seventh heats,
Florence M.2, winning second and sixth heats,
Walnut s, winning third and fifth heats, Wade
Hampton 4, Toledo 5; time, 2:30H, 2:aS4,
2:2sK, 2:31, 2:29Y, 1886, 2:S7x. The 2:2l
CldoS, auud w IL OiOsCl WHILE, uiob wv
heats, Croxie 3, Voltaire 4, William H. s;
time. 2:24, 2:211SS, 2:2i1S, 2:25, 2:26A.
Boston. June 9.-The 2:45 class, Lnlu F. 1,
Previous 2, Backman Maid 3, Lucy R. 4, Lady
Story 5, Nat Otis 6, Muriel Z, Ichabod 8, Bell
Malone o; time, 2:291f, 2:5l1S, 2:29H. The
800 class, j. P. Morris l, Parana 2, Kentucky
Wilkes 8; time, 2:21&, 2:2l3I.
Dubuque, June 9.-Free for all. Don
Quixote 1, Seista 2, winning the first heat.
Capt. Herod 8, Grey Cloud 4; time, 2:S04,
2:S4, 2:S4I. For year ODDS, Belle of Cold
water 1; time, 2:5l 4, 2:53, 2:51.
THE RUNNERS.
The following is a summary of the the run
ming for the week at the st. Louis Jockey
club course, which began its spring meeting
Monday last:
St. Louis, Monday, June g. In
augural scramble, all ages, one and one
eighth miles, Bancroft won; John Davis Sec
ond, Lzzls s. third, Jack Haverly, Sam Ecker,
Bell Boy and George s. unplaced. Time. 158X
Missouri Derby, for year-olds, one and one
half mile. Starters: Pearl Jennings, los pounds;
Ranger, ITO pounds; Stanton, LOT pounds:
Mistral, ITO pounds; Tom Plunkett, ITO
pounds; Monogram, 107 pounds; Lost Cause,
l07 pounds; Bassett, 10 pounds; Mediator,
1O7 pounds. Pools: Lost Cause and Mono
gram, $3.50; Mistral, $500: Tom Plunkett,
M. Tho f;ald e101 Won hv