St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-01
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l-3;UO class. .......................S25 $3.50
%-<'o4 CLASS Observation-Disclosures. 25O
3-Grand bicycle race for amateurs First prize,
an elegant silver water service, valued
at $40. Second prize, beautiful silver fruit
stand, gold chased, valued at $50. Third
prize, one liking of the Road Hub lamp,
and one McDonald's cyclometer, valued at SO.
ANY other articles of the same value may be
substituted for the above prize at the option
of the winners.
Wednesday, Sept. 3.
5-Free for all, pacing. ..................2 5O
hree-ye2r-olds and under. ............. 100
To be mile heats, best two in three.
Special purse of $3.50 to be given to the win
ner of u race between Simonds Il Coughs Silas
Wright and NJ. 7. Grattans Herod, Best in 5.
TO harness; according to rules Of the National
Trotting association. Each owner to choose one
judge, and the two so chosen to choose the
third. No entry fee required.
Thursday, Sept. 4.
Five year olds $3.50
9-Graud 10 mile bicycle race against horse
between the champion wheelman of Canada,
and celebrated trotting horse, for purse of
$500.
Friday, Sept. 5.
10-Free for all Minnesota stations $3.50
11-Free for all trotters ................3 300
Saturday, Sept. 6.
The programme for Saturday will be left omen.
to be arranged by the executive committee of the
association.
GRAND INTERNATIONAL FIREMAN's TOURNAMENT.
Open to the world Dress parade, drill, con
tests for prizes, etc. Champion teams from all
important cities. $500 in prizes
RULES, REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS.
-Four to enter and three to start in all classes.
All races to be mile heats: best three in five in
harness. except as otherwise specified
Money to be divided 80 per cent. to first 20
per cent to second, 10 per cent to third, and 10
per cent. to fourth.
All entries to close at II o'clock p. M August
30, and must be addressed TO c. Van Camper,
secretary, Rochester, MINI.
Records made after August Is. 1884 shall not
be bar at this meeting.
The Association reserves the right to postpone
or declare races OIL on account of unfavorable
weather; also the right to sandwich heats OF
different races to suit the general convenience.
Rules of the National association to govern all
races. "Hl-
Horses viii be called at 80 O'Clock and
started ut p. m. promptly.
Any horse distancing the field or any portion
thereof will be entitled only to first money.
Entrance fee 10 per cent. of the purse; per
cent. must be RENTED when the entry is made,
end balance paid to the secretary not later than
p m. the night before the race
Attention is called to the fact that ours is
full mile track, and of national reputation We
have good box stalls, good water, and plenty
of it.
For premium lists, and other information, ap-
ply to G. VAN CAMPEN, Secretary,
Rochester, MINI.
THE ENTRIES.
The following is the list of entries for the races
at the fair up to O'Clock Saturday evening:
Special race, purse S25O-Silas Wright, TIerod.
Three minute class-Littlc Ben, Minnesota,
Heenan, Dan, Amanda j st. Elmo, Ethiopia.
Two thirty-four cass--ida r., Maggie Kcnena,
Isis, Claybank, Star Mambrino, Black Jim, La
claire, Jr.
Two twenty-seven class-Bay Mambrino
Free for all pacing-Oscaloosa Bill, Made L.,
Theresa Scott, Stiles Abdallah
Three -year-olds and under-stiles' Iolanthe,
Lady Hill, D. W. b.
Five-year olds-Honest Tom, Isis, Ida r.,
Eutopa.
Two forty class-Minncsota, Claybank, Star
Mambrino, Volunteer Jim, Amanda j., St.
Elmo.
Free for all Minnesota stallions-Herod, Black
jim, Silas Wright, King of the West
Free for all trotters-Bay Brine,
Two-thirty pacing-Oscaloosa Biil, Billy Mark,
Billy N, Ada r., Gray Dan.