Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-01

ana but two meats were rrOIted IN the
special race between Capt. Herod, Gem,
Hancock and Pedro. The completed events
were the unfinished 2:30 class,
in which five heats were trotted
Thursday; the unfinished free-for-all
pacing with two heats disposed of; the
running, mile and repeat, and the 2:37
class. Except in the 2:37 trotting and the
running race the favorites were downed,
and badly too. Both the 2:37 trotting and
the free-for-all pacing proved a terrible
backset to the fancy and knowing ones
generally For the 2:3O race Elmwood
Chief was made hot favorite, selling at
even money against the large field
against him, and had it
not been for the vigilance of the judges
there is little doubt he would have been
the winner. The five heats trotted Thurs
day were on the square with the result that
the favorite got. but one heat, Mountain
Girl also getting heat and making dead
with Dutch Girl, who got two heats. After
the first heat yesterday the ju dyes became
satisfied that the driver of Mountain Girl
had been induced to play into the hands of
the Elmwood Chief party to get their money
out of the pool box, and he was re-
moved and E. A. Parker put behind the
mare. The result of the next two heats
confirmed the justice of the change, Noun
tain Girl winning them, and by so doing,
the race, with ease. There was no job
circumvented in the pacing race, though
the knowing ones dropped heavily on
John H., who acted very ba dly in the third
heat of the day, after winning two, result
ing in his being distanced. Below are de-
tails of tho Savara1 racnc.
FREE FOR ALL PAGERS.
The first event called was the unfinished
free-for-all pacing race, the horses being
called ct 1890, and started for the first
heat at p. m. On Thursday Billy N and
Gray Dan had each taken heat. To-day
Gray Dan took the first heat, John II the
next two, and Gray Dan the fourth, thus
winning the race. Following is the .A-.
SUMMARY.
Free to all pacecs, purse $500, divided
into four monies:
P Langdon, g. S. Gray DAN 1 1
P. Nelson, C. g. Billy H......1 2
DIV. Days, r. g. Billy Hatton.2 2
Geo. P. Smith, CHI g. John H.4 dis
Time, 1851, 2:35, 1884, 2:s2A, 2:361a,
2:40.
TRoTTING 2:30 CLASS.
Sandwiched with the pacing race above,
was the unfinished 2:30 trotting race, in
which five heats had been trotted, Elm
wood Chief taking the first, Mountain
Girl the second, Dutch Girl the third and
fourth, while the fifth was dead heat
between Dutch Girl and Mountain Girl.
The first heat to-day was taken by Elm
tha md
pecting crookedness, took Hunt Barnes
from the sulky of Mountain Girl and put
up E. A. Parker, when she went in ana
won the next two heats, and the race, the
time of the last heat, considering the
strong wind, being the best in the race.
The change of drivers behind Mountain
Chief upset strong pool back comolna-
tion, and gave great satisfaction to out
siders. All in all, the race was the most
exciting ever seen i'll the state. Following
is the
SUMMARY.
Trotting, 2:32 class, purse SOD, divided into
four monies.
Hunt Barnes m Mountain
Girl.
Turner, m Dutch GIRL. q
R Kneebs, br 6 Elmwood
John G Oswald, oh Flora
BELLE 464
L Phelps, m Capitola. -.
" H Matthews, Bay Brine. 1
VIM Parker, br IN Mollie b.. B
VIM Alderman, b Stormer.. s 3 drawn.
Time, 2:2S14, 2:28, 2:279l, 2:S2, 2;37, 2:SO,
2:30, 2:2814.
TRorT1Na, 2:37 GLASS.
g For this event there were nine starters,
the horses going in 1.-THE order named, as
follows: b. g., Zig, by Isaac Staples; bl. $.