St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-10
TO-DAY'S RACES.

Minneapolis day, fixed it to suit the Mime
apolis brethren. The following is the pro-
gram:
To-DAY's RACES.
First-Breeders' stake for PAGERS: Lady
May, S. M, Fl. r. Gardner
Second-Four-year-ol trotting, Breeders
stakes: j W BIZ, G. NJ. Clough; Iolanthe b.
m, l.. J Phelps.
Third-2.25 class, s., 1,GOO purse: Malana br.
m., G. W. Farris; Geo. Hancock b. g., E. A
Parker; Prince Arthur b. g., Ed. Long; Mary
Sprage br. m., E. E. Road; Georgianna b. M,
NJ. E. McHenry; Boston Davis b. g., H. l..
Spencer.
Fourth = 2.19 class, special race-purse
81, 900: ButherScotch bg., d. 6. Sutherland; {;
Barney McGregor b. s., S. W. Wheelock;
Maggie G. Middleton b. m, J. I. Dickey,
Fifth-Minneapolis citizens purse for gen
tlemeu's rOadsters with no better record than
2:35, to be driven by owners: John Murphy
b. g., c. A. Wright; Willipsie Wallapsie b..
g., Jones & Dover; Pattie b. n, L. K. Love
joy; Kittie S Dr. m, A. Il. Simons.
Sixth-Minneapolis cup for runners: Al
| media S. M, L. A. Legg; Ollie Becker br. M,
ID. WOodmansee; Falmouth, Carmichael 81
BidgOod; Grew Driver, Z. and W. e., La Belle
N b. m, r. A. burlington; Centennial Maid b.
m, K. Deakin: LOttie e b. m, j. Bradford.
Seventh-2:45 class trotters, S400: Gipsy
S. m, Cosgrove Live Stock company; Selena
b. n, c. P. Smith; Col. White s. G., Orth s,
Burlington; Bronzewood b. M, f. G. Buford;
King of the West b. s., j. B. Smith; Dr.
Smith b. G., W. f. Bailey; Annie West b. M ,
G. F. Kindred; Bell Brandin, Dodge G Noon;
G Sibley b. e., T. 3. Ma1re5t.
TO-MORRoW'S RACES.
The following is the schedule for the
races tomorrow, which was also adjusted
last night:
No minnesota Derby mile and half dash
$3.50, Almeda, 1. M, l.. a. Legg; Falmouth
G. h., Carmichael & RedgOod: Madelaide, c.
m, John Bradford; King Bill, c. h., John
Bradford.
NO. 2-2:2O class trotting, S., 800 purse and
$500 added for beating record, st. Paul purse;
Doty, b. g., G. W. Farmer; Maggie s. Mid
dleton, %. m, z. I. DiclEey: Butterscotch, C.
e., d. 6. Sutherland; Neil Calender F. Faiy;
y. G.. Painting, b. 9. b. g., A, Z. Parker;
Prince Arthur, b. g., Edward Long: Boston
Davis, blk. G., H. J.. Spencer: Bonnie Nc
eregor, b. s., S. ". Wheelock.
No. 3-2:28 class, trotIing, purse S400. En-
tries: Maggie Kevan, B. H., d. P. Snnth; ;
Malacca, br. m.. C. w. Farrier: Iris, b. m. NJ
E. McHeury; Mabel +, C. m f. a. Parker;
First Call, b. g., H. D. Mckinney; Belle s, b.
m, e. e. Rood; Zig, b. g., l. Staples; Wallace,
b. g, a. w. Mcmillan.
No 4-2:30 PAGERS, purse s400. Niger. b.
G., n. Z. Cross; Sleepy Fred, S. g., T. G.. Bil-
ford; Joe B, r. g, J. Il. Adams; Unole Ebb,
g. g., e. A. Parker; Belle ., b. NJ. ]. E.
Campbell.
No. 5-Free-for-all PAGERS, purse 1000.
Entries: Regardless formerly Ben Hamiiton)
b. g., G. W. Farrier; Westmont, C. e., P. v.
Johnstone; Minnie K. b. NJ. II. ". Kittson;
Mike Wilkes, b. g., Abe Roherback.
No. Especial purse for Fannie Wither-
spoon, n. W. KittSon's famous mare to under
take to beat the two-nie trotting record made
by Monro Chief, 4:@5.
No. Special st. Paul purse, 5000, for run
ming horses to sulllies. Entries: Ollie Becker.
Firebrand and Black Bird.
THE POOLS.
Pools were sold on the races last night at
the Merchants hotel. OF course Prince ar
thur was still hot favorite in the 2:25
race, selling at SO, with the field at SIS.
In the 2:45 race, Genr Sibiey sold So, Belle
Bander. Dr. Smith. 81; King OF the West
81; Branzewood, 81; field, 81. There was
not a great deal of interest manifested in
the selling, and nothing was done in the
other races.
TRACK TALK.
The track was in very bad condition YES
terday and but little exercising was done on
it, the drivers being cautioned TO use only a
narrow path next the pole. The sun dried
up the moisture on the sursace, but left a
half inch or so of wet mud underneath.
Several horse men, among them John c..
Oswald, were in favor of scratching up the
track with harrow so as to expose the
mud under the crust to the SUI
and air, but Mr.. Parker consid-
cred that it would be better to let the
track dry untouched. AS a result it is
| thought the track will be in very fair con-