Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-05

terday. The defeat of the stallion by the
marc was honestly accomplished, Mr..
Clough driving to win, but the mare had
too much speed, she winning each heat with
out skip and her first half of the secoud
heat in 1:151aa, showing her ability to have
trottsd considerable below 2:30 on good
mile track. The judges were M. T.
Grattan, starter, and Thomas B. Marret
and James D. Wood, and M. l.. Strong,
timer.
TRoTT1NG, 2:4O CLASS.
The first race called was the 2:4O class,
for which the starters we're: A. j. Orff, b.
6. Fashion; D. P. Smith. b. m. Maggie Ke
vim; Isaac Staples, b. G. Zig, and G. M.
Clough, b. S. Silas Wright, the horses 60
ing in the order named. The horses re-
ceived splendid send off on the fourth
effort. Kelvin and Fashion cat out the
work into the back stretch, when the horse
left his feet and droppea back, Silas
Wright going up to second place, which
he held almost to the half, when he broke
and went back to the rear. Settled, he
trotted very fast, and at the three-quarters
he was again in second place, the finish be-
ing Kelvin, two lengths ahead of Silas
Wright, followed by Zig on his wheel, and
Fashion six OF eight lengths behind. Time
1914.
The first half of the second heat was
horse race between Maggie Kelvin and ST.
las Wright, who went head and head until
within few feet of the wire, when
both left their feet. The mare,
however, settled quickly, and had
opened lead of seven lengths before
the stallion was settled. The balance of
the heat was procession, Kelvin finishing
five lenghths ahead of Wright who led Zig
the same distance, while Fashion was shut
out. The time of the first half was 11515
and the mile 2:37.
In the third, and as it proved the last
heat, Maggie Kelvin went to the trout at
once and was never headed in the lead, win
ming by five lengths. Zig and Wright
first half, when Zig left his feet and lost
seven lengths. A loss he was not able to
recover in the heat. Time, 2:3SL.
SUMMARY.
Trotting $40 class, purse $500; best 3 in 5.
D. P Smith, b. m, Maggie Kelvin, by
Star OF West l ! l
c. M. Clough, b. s. silas Wright by
Alexander ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Isaac Staples, b. g. Zig, by Guide.... 8 8
A. G. Orff, b. G. Fashion. ........ d
Time, 2:S7111, 2:37, 2 1875.
RUNNING, HALF MILF HEATS.
The other race of the afternoon was
running, half mile heats in for a
purse of 5000, the starters being Mr. Whit
toms b. g. Bay Dick; Leon Legg's br. M;
La Belle N; E. E. Marlow's b. g.; Joe Nc
Mahon, and j. Il. Woods b. m. Bonnie
Doon,the horses starting in the order nam
ed. In the pools La Belle n. was the
favorite, Bonnie Doom second, the other
two in the field. Sent off Bay Dick bolted
the track, but was pulled in and made the
heat, Joe Mcmahon cut out the running to
the last when La Belle N. went to the front
and won by four lengths under pull,
Joe McMahon five lengths in front of Bon
ME Doom. Time: 81.
In the second heat there was strag
Cling start, Joe McMahon having the best
of it, Bonnie Doom second, La Belle N. and
Bay Dick last, on the turn Bay Dick got
on even terms with Mcmahon, and passed
him on the back stretch, coming into the
stretch La Belle N had got into second
place, and half way home went to the
front and won by two lengths ahead
of Bay Dick, who was five lengths
ahead of McMahon, who was a like dis
lance in advance of Bonnie Doom. Bay
Dick having been led from the ground be-
fore his driver weighed, the owners of La
Belle N. and Mcmahon protested him, and
the rules requiring it the judges declared
the horse distanced. Time: So. Mr.. Viii =
ten, the owner of Bay Dick was greatly
chagrined at the decision and asserted that
ha fo1v o1I cfo md
would never exhibit at another state fair.
The protest being made and insisted on
the judges had nothing to do but carry
out the rule.
In the third heat La Belle N. took the
lead at the jump and held it to the finish,
when she had lead of four lengths of Nc
Nahon, Bonnie Doom way back. Time
53A.
Running, half mile heats, best three in
five. Purse, 5000, divided into four mon
eys:
Leon Legg, br m La Belle N...........1 1
E NARROW, b Joe McMahon ....2 2 2
] Il Wood; b Bonnie Doone. ........3 8 8
] Whitten, b G Bay Dick. .............4 dist.
Time, "a, SO, 53s4.
EXHIBITION.
Following the second heats of the trot-
ting race, Com. N. w Kittson's great trot.
ting sire, Blackwood, Jr. was exhibited to
road wagon in front of the grand stand
driven by the veteran L D Woodmansee,
(who developed the great PAGER
Pocahontas) father of Supt. B. D. Wood
mansee. In announcing the exhibition,
Mr.. Grattan alluded to the great fve-year
old performance of the horse, when he
beat Gov. Sprague and Sam Purdy, max
ing record of 2:2211s, and winning by his
caurage and endurance the sobriquet of
the "Iron Horse of Tennessee" At the con-
clusion of the exhibition, Mr.. B. D. Wood
nansee, superintendent Of Midway, was
called into the Judges stand and presented
for Com. Kittson with handsome sterling
silver cup by the society, which is TO be
appropriately inscribed cemmemorating
the occasion.
The racing programme tomorrow will
be especially attractive, as follows:
2:29 Class-Farmers Maid, br. M, by
John Kathan, Bay Brine, b. g., by W. H.
Matthews, Flora Belle, C. M, by j. G. Os-
valid, Charley Champ, b. g., by John Cakes,
Prince Arthur, b. g., by II. Hastings, John
Thomas, b. S., by II. Seeley.
Four-year-olds and under-Unnamed,
b. f., by Geo. W. Sherwood, Archers Or,
rhop h q hv Jobn Arohor Unpornad \