St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-27
The Races

The weather opened fair with the sky clear and
beautiful and the air not too warm. The trains
during Monday and Monday evening brought
large number OF people to witness the races, and
on yesterday they were recruited with a goodly
number from tie country, SO that when the
horses were called fail sized crowd was pres
ent, estimated at 500
The races were called at p. M. sharp n the
three minute class, There were six starters:
Billy Lambert LOttie Smith, Amanda II, Ida Il,
Dan and Qosa Beemis.
Billy Lambert won the pole and after consider
able scoring the field was sent of Ida b win
ming the heat in 2:39, Amanda L. second, Billy
Lambert third, Dan fourth
The horses brought up at the close of the
heat in the pacing race us follows: Niggar, Guy
Dan, Billy Hatten Ada b, tuscaloosa Belle and
Billy n.
Osealoosa Belle won the pole. The heat from
the first was lively contested betweed Guy Dan
and the Belle Billy Hatten trailing them but
on the third quarter Guy Dan broke badly and
lost his place, Hatten crowding up close and
coming gallently TO the front, winning the heat
in 2:37 tuscaloosa Belle second, Ada Il. third,
Guy Dan fourth.
The second heat in the three minute race was
n repetition of the first with the exception that
Billy lambert took second place, Amanda II.
third. Time 2:401a.
some music, The driver OF Ada b. was under
the impression that it was a running race and
was distanced for his foul driving which re-
su ted in temporarily demoraliziug the entire
field. The heat won by Niger Gray Dan
second, Osc1loosa Belle third, Billy y. fourth
The third heat in the three minute race was
then called ana the race won by Ida r., Dan
second, Amanda n. third, Billy Lambert fourth.
Time 2.4014. Second money to Amanda T.,
third to Billy Lambert and fourth to Dan.
The third heat in the pacing was won by
Niger, Oscaloosa Belle second, Gray Dan third,
Billy Hatten fourth.
The horses were then called in the 2:2S class,
all entered appearing. Silas Wright won the
role, and the field was sent of after the usual
amount of scoring in very fair shape 1t was by
far the most excitig heat thus far in the races.
1t was won by Mole Middleton, La u Judd sec
ond, Bay Brine third, silas Wright fourth.
The final heat in the pacing race then
gent off, and resulted in the victory of Niger,
tuscaloosa Belle second, Gray Dan third, Billy
IIotfon fourth. Time 2:4Oal, Bhlp Hatten took
,ey, Belle third and Grey Dan fourth
nc second heat in the second class was full as
exciting as the third; Thornless, who was fifth
in the first heat, taking it in, Middleton second,
Lulu Judd third, Bay Brine fourth. Time,
2:2g%.
The third heat in this race was called with *
horses, Bay Brine being Withdrawn. The heat
was won by Molle Middleton Thornless second,
Lulu Judd third Flora Belle fourth, Bay Brine
sixth for running at the close of the heat.
Spencer, the driver Of Lulu Judd, was fined $40
for loud and violent language in front Of the
judges stand. The cranky owner OF the horse,
A. Rohrbach was also fined SO for similar
offense which action was loudly applauded by
the spectators.
The fourth heat was called at Z p. m. and was
won by Mollie Middleton in :30l4 Flora Belle
second, sas Wright third, dead heat between
Lulu Judd and Bay Brine, second money to
Thornless, third 10 Lulu Judd, fourth to Flora
Belle
NJ. r. Grattan, OF Preston, and John Span
were interested spectators Of the days races.
The attendance has been surprisingly small for
such splendid races