Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-07

rain in the forenoon had been sufficient to
lay the dust and improve rather than hurt
the track. Just as the races were called
the sun emerged from the clouds and con-
tinued to shine fitfuIly during the after
noon. The starters were: A. P. Smith,
b. M, Maggie s. Kelvin; Geo. P. Smith. bl.
s., Black Jim; L. j. Phelps, b. M, Capt.
tola; John Kathan, or. s., LIE Claire, Jr. A.
j. Orf, b. g., Fashion; Abe Rohrback, G.
M; Theresa Scott. In the pools Capltola
sold favorite on even terms against the
field. Owing to narrowness of track
the horses had to be sent
off in phalanxes. Scott and
Fashion trailing. The scoring was very
annoying, a dozen effo-'s being made be-
fore fair start could be secured. Sent
away, Kelvin, Black Jim and Capitola show
ed in front at the turn, but the latter
broke there and dropped to fifth place.
The balance of the heat was procession.
Kelvin maintaining her lead with ease, and
finishing in jog, five lengths ahead of
Black Jim, who was about the same dis
lance ahead of Capitola, three lengths in
front of Thomas Scott, Fashion and LIE
Claire, Jr., distanced. Time, 2:37.
In the second heat Maggie Kelvin took
the lead at the start and held it to the
finish, Black Jim getting on her wheel for
short distance when finishing the first
half. The finish was Kelvin, Black Jim,
Capitola, Theresa Scott. Time, 2:40.
The third trial was REPETITION of the
second, Maggie Kelvin taking the lead at
the turn, which she held to the finish, with
Black Jim good second all the way
round, Capitola and Theresa Scott alter
mating for third place, the first named
having the lead at the finish. Time,
1884.
Trotting 1886 class, for purse of 5000, divid-
ed into four moneys:
A. P. Smith, b. m. Maggie Kelvin by Star
of the West l
Geo. P. Smith. bl. S. Black Jim. 80 2 2
L. ]. Phelps, b. m. Cspitola by Colonna.3
Abe Rhorback, gr. m. Theresa Sect IA 4
A. j OrH, b. e. Fashion ......d
John Kathan, or. S. LIE Claire, Jr., by,
Time 2:s7I, 2:4o, 2:ssX.
STALLION RACE.
The other event for the afternoon was the
race between NV .Kittson's b. 8. Won
Arnim and VIM. Veazie's Oh. s.Capt. Herod,
for purse of $500.
Won Arnim drew the pole. Won Arnim
was driven by the veteran L. d. Woodman-
see, seventy-seven years of age, probably
the oldest driver on the turf. After being
warmed up, the horses were sent away on
the first effort. Won Arnim at once went
to the front. He broke and ran on the
back stretch the first time around, and
again on the second, gaining in both, but
finishing twelve lengths in jog in 1904.
The heat was given to him.
In the second heat Won Arnim
took the lead at the turu
aud held it to the finish withouta skip, and
after being eased up to accommodate
Capt. Herod, in 2:344.
The third heat was repetition of the
second, Won Arnim winning as he pleas ed
in 2:3315. At the conclusion of the race
Mr.. Grattan announced by request that
Capt. Herod was sick, coming down with
the epizoot.
SUMMARY.
Special race for $500, $3.50 to first, $50 to
second.
N. W. Kittson, b. 8. Won Arnim, by SEN
tinel. -: go: - 1 l
VIM. Veazie, Oh. S. Capt. Herod, by Her
Time-2:aoM, 2:s4l, 2:s811l.
TRoTTINa $50 CL ASS.
The closing event of the day was trot-
ting in the ESQ class with four starters,
as follows: II. S. Hill, b. g. Frank Hill;
A. Post, b. S. Goldsmith; Oscar Remmey,
b. 8. Hambletonian Star; and M. T. Graf
tan, Oh. m. Little Qneen. In the pools
Little Queen sold for even money against
the field.
The horses were rank and considerable
trouble was experienced in getting an even
start. Sent away Little Queen took the
lead at the commencement of the turn, but
before completing it left her feet and run
some distance, but without gaining, b efore
she settled. She then trotted squarely
until the finish, Frank 81 crowding her
upon the stretch, but the @ ueen had half a
length the best of it at the wire, Gold
smith third, Hambletonian Star last.
Time: PAT.
Prior to the starting of the second heat
not being driven, but the judges after
warning the driver and he promising to
do his best with his horse, allowed him to
retain his seat. Sent off, Little Queen
took the lead with Frank FL. on her wheel.
Little Qeeen made break on the third
turn of the first half, but did the balance
of the mile without skip. Frank II.
made several jumps and broke badly on
the home stretch, swerving across the
track. The finish was Little Queen,
Frank H., Hambletonian Star and Gold
smith. Timel2:45.I
Before the start for the third heat the
driver of Frank 81. was substituted by
Price Smith, bat the result of the change
was that the heat was faster than either
of the others, Little Queen winning handi-
ly. Frank H. followed the little mare
closely for the first half mile, bat the pace
was too hot for him, and he left his feet
several times, Smith catching him on
quickly, but on the home stretch when he
seemed to lose heart and went all to
pieces, the mare going under the wire five
lengths in the lead, Goldsmith third and
Hambletonian Star last. Time, 2:4315.
SUMMARY.
Trotting for 2:45 horses, special purse of $500,
divided into four moneys.
M. T. Grattan, CHI. m. Little Queen. Il l 1
II. s. Hill, b. g. Frank Ell ..........2 2 2
A. Post, b. S. Goldsmith. ...... ........3 8
Oscar Remmey, b. 8. Hambletonian
Time-2:47, 2:45, 2:43179.
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