Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-29

One mile-Maud S., Chicago, ILL.,, July %,
One mile-Maud S., Buffalo, Aug. 4, 1880, and
Hopeful, Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 27, 1880,
2:1615, the fastest fourth heat ever trotted.
One mile-Smuggler, Cleveland, o., July 81,
1876, 2:1712, the fastest fifth heat ever
trotted.
One mile-Charlie Ford, Hartford, Conn, Aug.
%, 1880, 2:l913, the fastest sixth heat ever
trotted..
One mile-Maud S., Chicago, ILL.,, July "a, 1880,
2:1315, the fastest heat in race against other
horses.
One mile by yearling Kinda Rose, San Fran
cisco, Cal, Nov. "a, 1881, 1861.
One mile, by two-year- old ildfower, San
Francisco, Cal, Oct, %, 1881, 2:21.
One mile,. by three-year-old- Thompson,
Chicago, July 26, 1881, 221.
One mile, by four-year-old-Jay Eye See, Chi.
cago, ILL.,, Sept. %, 1882, 2:19.
One mile, by five-year-old- Claus, Sac
ramento, Cal, Sep. IL, 1879, 2:18.
One mile over half-mile track-Rarus, Toledo,
o., July 20, 1878, 2:16.
One mile, fastest two consecutive heats-Maud
s., at Chicago, H., July %, 1881, 2:1l75, I'll
One mile, fastest three consecutive heats
Maud s., Belmont park, Philadelphia, Pa,
July %, 1881, 2:12, 2:1974, 2:1219.
One mile, fastest four consecutive heats-Glos-
ter, Rochester, N. Y, Aug. IA, 1874, 2:l6,
217$l, 2:17, 2:l9, the first time being dead
heat with Red Cloud, and Goldsmith Maid,
Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 81. 1876, 2:162, 2:16A,
2:18, 2:l9M the first 1.-THE third heat of the
race), beinga dead heat with Smuggler. The
aggregate of the time of these two performan-
ces is equal.
Two miles-MonrOe Chief, Lexington, KY,
Oct. 81, 1882, 4:46.
Three miles-Huntress, Prospect park, L. l.,
Sept. %, 1872, 7:21H.
Four miIes-Trustee, Union course, Long Is
land, June IS, 1849, HOG.
Five miles-Lady Mack, San Francisco, Cal,
April 2, 1874, 1900,
Ten miles-ContIoll San Francisco, CAL,
Nov. %, 1878, 27231.
Twelve miles-Topgallant, Philadelphia, Pa,
1880, $500.
Fifteen miles-Girder, San Francisco, CAL, Aug.
6, 1874, 1920.
Twenty miles-Ca Captain MCGOWAN, Boston, Mass,
Oct. 81, 1886, 1925,
Fifty miles-Ariel, Albany, N. Y, 1916, $685.
4015.
One hundred miles-Conqueror, Long Island,
Nov. ~, 1858, 8:55-53.
One hundred and one miles--Fanny jerks, Al
bany, N. Y, 1645, 9:42:57.
TRoTING TO WAGON.
One mile-Hopeful, Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. IL, 1878,
2l619, the fastest heat ever trotted, and the
fastest first heat.
One mile-Hopeful, Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. u, 1878,
2;17, the fastest second heat.
One mile-Hopeful, Chicago, Ill. Oct. IL, 1878,
2:17, the fastest third heat
One mile, drawing 1000 lbs.-Mountain Maid,
Long Island, 1865, 3:241a
Two miles-Gen. Butler, Long Island, June Is,
1863, first heat, 1864, and Dexter, Long
Island, Oct 81, 1865, second heat, 1864.
Three miles-Kemble Jackson, Union Course,
L. l.. June 1, 1853, SOB.
-Four miles-Longfellow San Francisco, CAL,
Dec. 81, 1862 1885,
Five miles-Lttle Mack, Fashion Course, l.. l.,
Oct. 80, 1863, 13:432.
Twenty miles-C Controller, San Francisco, CAL,
April 20, 1878, 1857.
Fifty miles-S pangle, Oct. Is, 1855, 3:5904.
TRoTTING, DOUBLE TEAMS.
One mile-Edward and Dick Swiveller, Morris
ania, N. Y, July IL, 1882, 2,16%.
One mile, with running mate-Yellow Dock and
mate, Providence, r. l., Nov. 2, 1889, 2:11.
One hundred miles-Master Burke and Robin,
10:l7:22.
TRoTTING UNDER SADDLE.
One mile-Great Eastern, Fleetwood Park, N.
Y, Sept. %, 1877, 2:l5M.
Two miles-Geo. NJ. Patchen, Fashion Course,
L. l., July 1, 1863, 4:56.
Three miles-Dutchman, Beacon Course, N.
j., Aug. !, 1889, 1924.
Four miles-Dutchman, Centreville, Long Is
land, May 1886, 1851.
PACING.
One mile, in harnese-Little Brown Jug, Hart
ford, Conn.,, Aug. "a, 1881, 2I1$4, the fastest
heat, and fastest first heat, ever paced.
One mile, in harness-Little Brown jug, Hart
ford. Conn.,, Aug "a, 1881, 2:1134, the fastest
second heat.
One mile, in harness-Little Brown jug, Hart
ford, Conn, Aug. "a, 1881, 2:1212, the fastest
third heat. These three performances mske
the fastest three consecutive heats ever paced,
or ever made in harness.
One mile, under saddle-Billy Boyce, Buffalo,
N. Y, Aug. 1, 1868, 2:141a.
One mile, to Observation-Disclosures Union Course,
Long Island, June 81, 1856, 2:l71S.
Two miles, in harness-De6ance and Long
fellow, Sacramento, CAL, Sept. 26, 1872 Ia
dead heat, 4.47$4.
Two miles, under saddle-Bowery Boy, Long
Island, 1889, 5O41I.
Three miles, in harness-Harry White, San
Francisco, Cal, Aug. 8, 1874, 7:574.
Three miles, under saddle-Oneida Chief, Beacon
Course, N, j., Aug. IA, 1843, 7:44.
miscellaneous Notes.
It is reported as probable that Charley
Ford, 1914, will be driven by ''Knap" Nc
Carthy next season, in case the horse stands
training.
The trotter Moose, record 2:1915, has ell
tirely recovered from he lameness that
afflicted him last season, and is taking
daily jogs on the road.
The Mason City, Ia, Driving Park as
ISOLATION claims July 3, and 5 for its
summer meeting. 1t is said the association
will materially improve its track and
grounds early the coming spring.
The trotting gelding Pemberton, record
2:2411aa, while being driven to sleigh in
Lawrence, Mass, the other day, became
unmanageable, run into picket fence and
was killed. He was valued at $4,000.
Young Jim, son of George Wilkes, is
to take the place in the stud to be vacated
by the black stallion, Francis Alexander,
who is to be campaigned this season. The
Breeders Gazette we'll says the breeding in
terests will lose nothing by the change.