St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20
The Still water Races.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday prom
Use to be very interesting. About seventy
horses have been entered. nearly all of
Which are we'll known throughout the
Northwest. The track is in excellent con-
dition, and all the arrangements have been
made. The racing will be as interesting
one day as another, and will draw i'm
mensely. All the roads entering the city
will sell tickets at excursion rates. Thirty
five flyers arrived from Mankato yesterday.
The entries are as follows:
FIRST DAY, JUNE 22.
500 minute trotting, purse S400-Dr. L., b. g., en-
tered by M E. McHenry; Dixie, Jr., b. S., by V.
Simpson; Cricket, b. M, by G. w. Sherwood; Ger
trude c., b. M, by Otto Kickbush; Lettie Waiter
son, g. m, by A. NJ. Blake; Victor Sprague, s.,
by John S. Wolf Jr.; Robert Palmer, b. G., by Sam
Roe; St Elmo. b. s., by J. E. Campbell; Cricket
b. M, by II. d. Ross; Exis, g.. by Il. y. Parker
Cora c., b. m, by E. E. Ecker; Western Boy, b.
g., by George P. Smith.
2:25 trotting, purse SG0o-Emery Alexander,
b. s., NJ. Z. McHenry; Capitola. b. m, by II. B.
Marrett; Dutch Girl G. M, by Eaton w. Paxson;
Boston Davis, b. G., by A. Rohrback; Rarely, 6. g.,
by C. Fl, Cramer; Gen Hancock b. e., by Z. A.
Parker; Billy Dayton, b. g., james Ellis; Flora p,
S. m, by o. E. Taylor.
First special purse, $3.50 for Washington county
horses-Tony B., s. e., by George orrowman;
Queen of May, $. M, by John Powers; Daily Globe,
b. M, by ]. N. Castle. G. NJ. Seymour; Fred Car
Nevquist
Second special purse sl6O-one-Eyed Kelley, by
Robert Mailoy; sylvo,s 5. M, by G. P. Gregory;
Raven b. g.. by G. E. Mosier; Robinsons Flyer,
by George Robinson.
SECOND DAY. JUNE 90.
22S trotting, purse s5Oo-Mabel A, C. M, by NJ.
E. McHenry; Zig b. g., by Isaac Staples Annie
King, C. m by L. w. Sinclair; First Call, b. e., by
II. D. Mckinney: Magma Wilkes, b. G., by E. NJ.
Broadhead; Sorrel Ned. $. G., by NJ. S. Maloney;
Sn1jt h o.
rett b. g., by q. A. Parker; Prince NJ, b. g., By
w. C. Langdon.
2:25 pacing race, purse $500. Tom L., b. g., by
Theresa Scott g. M, by j. E. whitcomb; Chief,
b. G.. by J. D. Martin; Dan D., b. g., by j. p. Nc
Tarland; Belle d. b. NJ by j. E. Campbell; Little
Parker Bay Diamond. b: G., by Isidore Cook;
Matte Stipp, b. m, by John s. Wolf Jr.
2:20 trotting purse $500. Longfellow Whip, BIS.
by Nj. E. McHenry; Prince Arthur, b. g., by D.
w. Woodmansee; Belle F., b. m, by E. A. Parker
THIRD DAY, JUNE "a.
245 pacing, purse SOLITARY West. b. g., by
Louis Hinkley; fremont, b. g., by Wadsworth
Bros; Willet H., b. g., by William Edwards Lii
Ian s., by L. w. Sinclair; Minneapolis Girl by
j. c. Ackerman; Little Charlie, G. G., by John
Mills; McClintock, b. g., by E. E. Eckers; Maud
L., G. m, by L. NJ. Semans; Kimman, C. G., by A.
X. Mann.
2i2 trotting. purse s4OO-Carrie, s. M. by NJ. E.
McHenry; Western Maid, s. m, By Isaac Staples;
Belle Eander. b. M, by j. B. Sutphin Elsie c. b.
m. By ]. e. Campbell; Victor Sprague, g. S., by
John s. Wolf. Jr.; Indigo, b. m, by E. H Broad
head.
Free-for-all pacing, purse sSOO-Minnie R., b. m,
by D. w. Woodmansee; Mike Wilkes, b. g., by A.
Rohrbach.
On the third day special purse will be
offered for free-for-all trottors and PAGERS,
providing Johnston, Mike Wilkes, Phyllis,
Silver Tail, Belle f and Dan d are en-
tered. The owners of all these horses have
signifed their willingness. except that of
Johnston. If these horses run this will be
the finest race that has ever been witnessed
in Minnesota.
Among the prominent horsemen already
in the city are Joseph Rea. Lee w. Sinclair
and Joseph Reed of Salem. Ind; E. A.
Parker of Hamline. Isadore Cook, James
Ellis and E. r. Ellis of Eau Claire; also
John Hass of Fargo, J. w. Jacobs of To
peka and NJ. E. McHenry of Genesee, ILL.,,
accompanied by their wives.