St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-11

pulled in, passing all three horses and COM
ing to the front. Patti logged smoothly in
the rear throughout. Murphy kept the lead,
winning easily in 2:44 Kittie second, VIII
lipin Wallipsie third and Patti last.
Second Heat-The starter evidently grew
weary af the scoring. and after warning
Murphy to come up, started them with the
pole horse in the rear, but Murphy quickly
pulled ahead and led at the quarter. Patti
here made big squirt and. showed to the
head for moment, but flew the track and
fell to the rear. Kittie pulled up to second
and Willipsie Wallipsie, handicapped by
the name, pulled heavily in the third place.
Kittie pushed Murphy hard, but could not
nose ahead, Murphy taking the heat in
2:404, Kittie second, Patti third and
WilliDsie WallipSie fourth. On the stretch
Willipsie Wallipsie got the blind staggers,
or some similar ailment, and fell to the
ground. r. +. Jones, his driver, leaped
out unhurt, and as there was no distance,
his horse was given fourth place. A large
crowd collected on the track, but dispersed
as soon as it was learned there was no dam
age done.
Third Heat-When the wheelers came
out for this heat. Jones got a round of ap-
plause, though ne was little slow in bring
he was well to the rear, the others keeping
together until Patti broke at the quarter.
At the half the horses were strung along
over two hundred yards, Murphy leading
easily, with Kittie second. In this order
they logged around and went under the
wire, Murphy winning the heat and race in
2:46, Kittie second, Patti third and Wilt
psie WalilpSie far enough behind to get the
flag.
SUMMARY.
John Murphy, b. g. C. A. Winship. IL 1 1
Kittie S, br. m. a. II, Simpson. 2
Patti, b. m. L. r. Lovejoy. y............4 8 8
Willipsie Wallipsie,b. g..Iones s. Davis.3 4
u Time, 2:44. :4019, 2:46
RUNNING RACE.
The closing event, and at least one Of the
most interesting Of the day, was the running
race for the Minneapolis cup. There were
seven starters, as follows: Ollie Becker,
Alameda, La Belle n, Falmouth, Screw
driver, Centennial Maid and Lottie G. AT
the first score the horses got off in bunch,
and at the quarter large blanket would
have covered the entire field. Falmouth
caught good lead at the quarter. and, ii
was apparent, would win the heat. The
cloud of seven horses pulled rapidly around
the circle, keeping well together, with the
exception of Centennial Maid The order
was not changed in the last half, Falmouth
winning the heat in 1:48, Lottie second,
La Belle n third, Ollie Becker fourth, la
media fifth, Screwdriver sixth and Centennial
Maid distanced.
Second Heat-Five runners got away in
good shape, Lottie taking a good lead, Fall
mouth and La Belle n together, Alameda
next and Ollie Becker away in the rear AT
the quarter Falmouth pulled to the lead and
Alameda and LOttie gathered up quickly
after until the three horses were running
abreast, which position they maintained un-
til the three-quarter pole was reached.
Here Falmouth dropped back and La Belle
n came forward, Alameda getting to the
front. Down the stretch they come, all
under the whip and well together. Alameda
went under the wire ahead in 1:49, Lottie
second, La Belle n third, Falmouth fourth
and Ollie Becker fifth.
Third Heat-The race had narrowed
down to contest between Alameda and
Falmouth, and very pretty heat was the
result. The horses started exactly together,
and each gained temporary and slight ad-
vantage temporarily, and on the back
stretch they were exactly together.
Neither had an advantage when they came
out of the cut, and after leaving the three
quarter pole Alameda seemed to be discour-
aged, and the other horse won by several
lengths in 1:50.