Daily globe., 1883-08-27

word, made it a quarter faster. Of the many
watches held by outsiders, all made it
faster than the time announced by the
judges, one experienced timer making it
2:285. The performance was in all re-
spects in strict compliance with the rules.
Com. Kittson is to be congratulated.
State Fair Races
Below we give the state fair racing pro-
gramme, with the entries in each class of
the closed events. Of the events originally
advertised, that for the free for all trotters
and free-for-all Minnesota trotting stations
did not fill, and in their place the manage
ment have substituted two running races,
one of half mile heats, best in 5, and one
of one and quarter mile heats, best in
8, each for purse of 5000. The manage
meat have also arranged grand match
race between Com. N. W. Kittson's b. s.
Won Arn1m, and VIM. Veazie's oh. S. Capt.
Herod, for purse of $1,000. Capt. Herod,
as all know who have seen him in races
this year, is trotting better than ever be-
fore, and his admirers believe him capa-
| bic of going below 2:2O.
Won Arnim has had a bad leg
and had to be let up and returned home
from the grand circuit, IN which he was
| engaged, but he has rounded to all right.
His record at the close of last year was
2:1915, and in his work this year, before
meeting with the accident that necessitated
his temporary retirement, he had shown
| his ability TO beat those figures,
and as he is nearly or quite right again,
it will not be surprising to see him
lower his record in the match. Pride of
| ownership and of breeding combined, as
we'll as the rich purse to be trotted for
will operate to cause both horses to be
driven to their pest, and thus make one of
| the very best races ever seen in the state.
It-.is big card, andswe congratulate the
/ management upon the enterprise shown
in adding it to their already most attrac-
| tive programme of sports. 1t may also be
stated that with Won Arnim will be sent
| Blackwood, Jr., the "Iron Herse of Ten
| nessee," the great Centennial prizs winner
and probably one or two others of Com.
Kittson's great stable, for exhibition in
the show ring. Following is the revised
| racing programme:
MONDAY sEPTEMBER 8.
2:45 class, Minnie B., v. M, by John
Oakes. Star Mambrino, '. b. by W. 81.
Wood. Lulu Judd, blk. M,
by John Archer, Little Rock, blk. S., by J.
B. Kirch, Viator, br. h., by VIM. Veazie,
Little Queen, ch. M, by M. T. Grattan,
Prilla, b. M. by w. 81. Mathews.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4.
2:4O Class-Star Mambrino, b. h., by W.
81. Wood, Maggie Kevin, b. NJ, by D. P.
Smith. Zig, b. g., by Isaac Staples, Silas
Wright, b. s., by Simons & Clough.
o-year-old Glass;. F. c., b. S., by
James F. Curtis, Token, br. g., by John
Kathan, Lady Hill, ch. f. by w. 81. Muck
ey, ]. W. B., b. g., by @. NJ. Clough.
Running, half-mile heats, 3 in 5; entries
to close the night before the race.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4.
2:29 Class-Farmer's Maid, br. NJ, by
John Kathan, Bay Brino, b. g., by WE
Mathews, Flora Belle, C. m, by J. G. Os-
void, Charley Champ, b. g.,by John Oakes,
Prince Arthur, b. e., by H. Hastings, John
Thomas, b. S., by II. SeelYe.
Four-year- and under-Unnamed, b.
f., by Geo. w. Sherwood, Archer's Orphan.
b. g., by John Archer, Unnamed, b. m, by
Ira Emery, Lady Fair, by F. w. Muckey,
1s Is, D. l., by II. j. Phelps.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 6.
Great match between Com. N. W. Kit
sons V. 8. Won Armin and VIM. Veazie's
ch. s. Capt. Herod for $1,000.
2:36 class: Fashion, b. e.. by A. J. Orff;
Capitola. b. M, by L. j. Phelps; Maggie
Kevin, ,b.'m., by D. P. Smith; Theresa Scott,
G. M, by Abe Rhorbach; LIE Clair Jr., by
John Kathan; Polly chm by F.W. Muckey;
Black Jim, blk. S., by Geo. P. Smith; John
Thomas, r. s., by 81. Seeley.
Free to all PAGERS: Billy N, C. g., by
Plates Nelson; Ada B., b. m, by F. Benia-
min; John H., by Geo. P Smith; Ed. Cole
man, by D. H. Hersey; Gray Dan, gr. s.
by Peter Langdon.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER z.
800 class: Minnie B., by John Oakes;
Lulu Judd, blk. M, by John Archer; Little
Rock, blk. s., by j. B. Kirch; Viator,
ch. s., by VIM. veazie; Silver, r. g., by John
Kathan; Prilla, b. m, by w. II. Mathews;
Dolly E., g. NJ, by E. F. Camp.
Double teams: Chas. Champ and mate;
Farmers Maid and LIE Clair; John H. and
mate.
Running, one and a quarter mile heats,
purse 5000. Entries to close the night be-
fore the race.
This is an especially attractive pro-
gramme, and with the very large exhibits
in the stock aud other departments, for
which space has been spoken, insures by
far the best exhibition ever made by the
State society. The buildings are all com
pleted, the track has been put in first-class
shape, and a week from to-day the exhibi-
ton will be opened in grand style Ex-
cursion trains will be run on all roads.
those from this section running so that
persons can go and return the same day.
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