Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-06

Jshn KatAAA, Charley champ, b. G. BY
Jshn Oakss; Bay Brixo. b. g.. BY W. n.
O. Osvold, the horses having positions in
the order named. In the pools Bay Brine
sold even against the field.
After four efforts the horses were sent
away. Bay Brine at once broke into run
and tsek the pole, and by frequent jumps
and fast trotting held 1t to tho finish, fol-
lowed by Belle and Champ, four lengths
separating the two last horses. Farmers
Maid was distanced. Time 2:3416. For
this running and skipping Bay Brine was
set back to last place.
The second heat was horse race be-
tween Flora Belle and Bay Brine from
wire to wire. In going to the first half,
Brine hung on the wheel of Belle until
half way down the stretch whom Brine
showed little in front, but making
jump Belle again secured the lead and
went away from the wire On the second
half in the lead, which she kept into the
home. Here Brine got on even terms with
the wire, and just before reaching the wire
left his feet, losing his lead in being pulled
down, the two going under the wire head
and head, as the judges decided it. Time
2:341s.
In the third heat Flora Belle took the
lead and held it to the finish, Bay Brine
not doing better than getting on the
mares wheel. After the heat Mr.. Matthew's
made complaint that Smith fouled him on
the turns, but the iadgss did not think the
complaint we'll grounded and gave the heat
to Flora Bell, Champ poor third. Time
2:3511.
The fourth and deciding heat, like the
third was horse race between Belle and
Brine, but the mare had the foot and won
by half length, net more than an open
length separating the two through the
mile. Brine gave two or three jumps, but
was not allowed to gain any by Mr..
Matthews. Time, 1854.
SUMMARY.
John G. Oswald, Oh. m. Flora Belief 0 /
W. H. Matthews, b. G. Bay Brine. B 0 2 2
John Oaks, b. g. Charley Ghamp....2 0 8
John Kathleen, b. m. Farmers Maid. ID
Time, 2:s411, 2:34111, 2:s511, 1861.
FoUR-YEAR-oLDs AND UNDER.
The second race was four-ysar-old colts
and under, for purse of 5000, with three
starters: Isis, b. M, four years, sire Co.
lonna by L J. Phelps; Lady Fan, b. m,
four years, sire Polenius by F. ". Mickey
and Archer's Orphan, b. g., four years, sire
Eide's Orphan by Green's Bashav,by John
Archer, the hsrses starting in the order
named. Distance was waived in this race.
The race was walk away for the daughter
Of Colonna and sister to Capitola, whom
she closely resembles in color, conferma-
ton and style of going, she trotting all
her heats with but two slight breaks. and
going quarters in :43, a 1852 gait.
Archer's Orphan trotted fast at times, b ut
was unsteady, while Lady Fan was quite
lame behind, destroying her prospects,
the
L. J. Phelps, b. m. Isis, by Colonna. Il l
John Archer, b. s. Archer's Orphan, by
Eide's Orphan, by Green's Bashaw. 20
F. W. MICKEY, b. m. Lady Fan, by Pc
Time-s0l]z; sOsN, 2:s9%.
FREE TO ALL PAGERS.
Another event was free to all PAGERS,
purse of 5000, with four starters, as fol-
lows: Peter Langdon, G. s. Gray Dan;
George P. Smith, CHI. G. John H.; F Ben
iamin, b.. IN. Ada B., and Plates Nelson,
G. g. Billy N, the horses going in the or
der named. In the pools Gray Dan was
the favorite against the field.
The horses we're given splendid send
off. On the turn Gray Dan and Billy N.
had the lead, with John in the center and
on their wheels, but then John II. went up
and dropped more than distance behind.
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had been going together until
nearing the wire on the first half when
Gray Dan swerved into the pole and foul
ed Billy N. The second half was rope
tition of the first, Gray Dan finishing first
followed by Billy N, Ada and John 81, who
had got inside, but Gray Dan was set back
to last place for the foul. Time: 2:36.
Another good send off for the second
heat. Billy N took the lead on the turn,
Gray Dan and John 81 On even terns
length behind. Coming down the stretch
on the first half the horses we're punched,
but in passing the wire Billy N forged
ahead, and opened lead to the tune of
four lengths, with Gray Dan on Ada BIS
wheel. Going down the back stretch Gray
Dan took second place and made play for
the leader but did not have the necessary
speed, Billy N finishing first by two
lengths, John II and Ada B just saving
their distance. Time, 1854.
Notwithstanding the fact of his losing
the first heat, Gray Dan sold the favorite
over the field at the end of the heat, but
when he lost the second, Billy N. was
made the choice. Before starting for the
third heat, complaint having been made
that McAllister was not driving Gray Dan,
Mr.. Spencer was put behind him.
Sent off to a good start, Gray Dan took
the lead at the turn, closely followed by
Billy N. John II. t o the quarter, when
Ada began to drop back and was no more
troublesome. The struggle lay between
Gray Dan and Billy N, but the little gray
stallion was driven with rare good judg-
ment and held his lead to the finish, Billy
N. breaking just before reaching the wire.
John 81. was distanced. Time 2:36I.
Gray Dan was now made hot favorite
at S. to So for the field. Gray Dan and
Billy N. went off as double team. On the
first turn Gray Dan took the lead and held
to the home stretch on the
last half, when the gelding went up
on even terms with the little stallion and
coming fast carried the stallion off his
feet Just inside the distance and went on
o,,d WON 4ha boot in the fastost TINA IF