St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-11
THE SUMMARY.
I:4o, I4y, lou.
THE 2:45 CLASS.

In InlS race lIereWdS Dig neiQ OIL nine
horses, Gen. Sibley, Gipsy, Selene. Col.
White, BronZewood. King of the West,
DR.. Smith. Annie West and Belle Bander.
SibIey had the lead in the pool selling at
SIS to 81 on the field.
First Heat-Gen. Sibley drew the outside
and made little break shortly after leaving
the wire, but quickly recovered himself and
| took the lead round the turn. Annie West
broke too, but soon found herself and made
a great play for second place. DR.. Smith,
King of the West and Col. White closely
following, and the rest trailing, Gipsy
bringing up the rear The leaders passed
the quarter in the following order: Sibley,
DR.. Smith. King of the West, Annie West.
Belle Bander and Col. White. On the back
stretch Annie West made good fight with
the leader almost Overreaching him
once or twice, but she couldn't stand the
| pressure and gave up her struggle with
Sibley to Dr.. Smith, and so they passed
| from view. When they came in sight again
the four leaders were In bunch. Sibley,
Smith, King of the West and Annie West,
! in the order in which they came in, Gipsy
and Selene distanced. BronZewood didn't
! finish the race owing to 4 broken tug, but
was allowed to start again. Time, $50.
Second Heat-Sibley kept his lead all the
way round and the race was contest for
second place between King OF the West
DIR. Smith and Annie West. and they
passed the quarter in that order. Annie
fell behind, however, and the race for second
place on the back stretch was between
King of the West and DR.. Smith. They
went into the cut in the following order:
Sibley, Smith, King and Annie. These
positions were not changed during the re-
mainder Of the heat. On the home stretch
Annie West run a good deal, but was not
| set back for it. Time, 1905.
Third Heat-Sibley broke early in the
heat and the horses had rounded the turn
before he could be brought to his feet again.
| King Of the West improved the opportunity
to get to the front, and opened several
! lengths between him and the rest Sibley
was still running, and DR.. Smith and Annie
| West had it nip and tuck for second place.
On coming UP out of the cut the three lead
ers, King, Smith and Annie, were we'll
| punched, King being about half length
ahead. Smith pressed him close, however,
and they came in almost together. King of
| the West only nose ahead. Time, 2:3OSI.
! Fourth Heat-The wintTy night had set
| in before this heat was called, and the
| crowd had thinned out, almost everybody
! having left who was not an ardent lover of
the pool box. The betting, which had all
/ been one way, took turn by reason CT the
result of the last heat, and Dr.. Smith sold
| second choice at about 50 to So There
was good deal of tiresome scoring at the
start. Gen. Sibley showed ahead as soon
as the word was given, and although he
was the outside horse, he had captured the
| pole before the first turn was reached. DR..
Smith made an unsuccessful play to catch
him on the homestreteh. Annie West fol-
lowed him closely, and at the end was only
| beaten by a nose for second place. Time,
2:3411l.
THE SUMMARY.
Gen. Sibley, b. g., t. B. Marratt. II l l
DR.. Smith, b. e., W. F. Bailey.....2 8 l 8
King of the West, b. s., J. B. Smith.3 2 2
Annie West. b. M, c. T. Kindred. 4 4 8 l
Col. White, b. g., Orth & Buffngtor.6 6 5
Belle Bander, b. m, Dodge s.
moore D 4 Or
Bronzewood, b. M, F. G. Buford...7 DIR
Selene, b. m, G. P. Smith. ....dr
Gipsy, s. M, Cosgrove Live Stock
company .--.......--...--......dr
Time, 2:S0, 2:3O1S, 2:3e3z, 2:3475.
In the pools last evening there was little
action, comparatively. West mont and But
erscotch were the favorities two to one
against the field. In the one-and-a-haIf
running race Alameda was the faverite two
to one. None were sold on the other
races.
A splendid card of races has been arranged
for this afternoon as follows:
| No. Minnesota Derby mile and-a-half