St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-01

they got the word and the horses left the
wire with Zig off his feet and Boston DAVIS
Following his example. just as the
first quarter pole was reached Boston Davis
and Zig came down and the race was good
one between them to the half mile post, with
Davis in the lead. There was too much run
! ming in the race to make it interesting. Win
ner, Boston Davis Time, 2:26s4.
! Second Heat-After scoring half dozen
times the horses were sentsoff. Cricket went
into the cut ahead, closely followed by Boston
Davis. Coming down the home-stretch 1t
was splendid race between Cricket and
Boston Davis. The former was but little
more than half length ahead, but Davis
could not regain the lost ground and Cricket
darted under the wire half u length ahead,
winning the heat. Billy Dayton was dis
tanced for running. Time 2:25.
Third Heat-lt was announced that Zig had
been drawn and this left the race to be settled
between Boston Davis and Cricket. The
horses scored in good shape and went away
with Cricket on the pole. Cricket trotted
the circuit without a skip. Time 2:2S.
Fourth Heat-The fourth heat was pretty
exhibition. but it was apparent that Cricketts
driver was holding her back to give the race
the appearance of struggle She took the
lead from the start and held it. 1t was close
but not exciting. Winner, Cricket. Time,
2:271a.
SUMMARY.
Abe Rohrback's bk. g. Boston Davis.1 2 2
James Ellis b. g. Billy Dayton. "A
A ID. Ross b. m. Cricket. .........2 l
D. b. Staples b. 6. Zig.
Time, 1860, 2:25, 2:2S, 2:27%.
TEASER WAS SPEEDY.
In the 2:32 pacing event, best three in
five. for purse of $500, the following en-
tries were made: A. NJ. Wau1e's b. g.
Bruno, w. II. Gays b. G. Mountain Boy,
l.. Houkley's blk. g. Harry West. B. Beau
pres b. g. Frankly B, Ben Stanleys b. g.
TeaSer ID. When the pools opened Frankly
B was the favorite, selling for $40 with $13
in the field. These odds were given till the
second heat. which was taken by Teaser
d, when he became choice at $40, while
SIS was paid for the field. In the third
heat he sold for $50 and the field for
S23. 1t was good race and it
required four heats to settle it, Teaser win
ming three straight and taking first money,
Frank B second. Harry West third and
Mountain Boy fourth.
TEAsER'S VICTORY.
First Heat-This heat was beautiful ex
hibitiOn of pacing. There was hardly half
head difference between Frankly B and Teaser
when they went under the wire, and closely
following them came Mountain Boy, Harry
West and Bruno in d bunch 1t was splen-
did heat. Winner, Frankly B; time 1924.
Second Heat-Down the home stretch
Teaser led, with Harry West a close second
and Mountain Boy pressing him for next
place. The horses held these positions until
the wire was reached, and Teaser D went
under winner by half length. Bruno was
distanced. Time 2:31%.
Third Heat--The horses scored about twenty
times before they were sent away. The driv-
ers of Harry West, Mountain Boy and Teaser
were fined $40 each for crossing
ahead of the pole horse, and the
judge threatened to fine the men $40 if they
came up ahead of Harry West, before a start
could be got. When the horses finally went
away Mountain Boy took slight lead with
Teaser d on his wheel. and Harry West and
Frankly neck and neck in the rear. When
the horses came under the wire Teaser was
ahead Mountain Boy second and Harry West
third. Mountain Boy was given fourth place
for fouling with Harry West on the first quar-
ter Winner Teaser d. Time, 2:3434.
Fourth Heat-Near the first quarter post
Teaser broke and let Frankly B pass him and
Harry West took second place with Mountain
Boy pressing him closely. Teaser was five
lengths behind Frankly B, who was leading,
and going down the home stretch they strung
out, but Teaser began TO close the gap and
passed Mountain Boy and Harry West just as
they entered the cut. When they came out
he was on Frankly BIS wheel and near the dis
lance stand the two horses were forging
along neck and neck. When the wire was
reached Teaser went under first by half
neck lead. 1t was beautiful heat. Teaser
did some remarkable pacing. Time, 1924.
SUMMARY.
B. Beaupre's b. g. Frankly B....1 9
b. Stanley's b. g. Teaser D.........2 l l
w. H. Gays b. g. Mountain Boy ...3 4 4
L. Houkleys blk. g. Harry West...4 2 8
a. NJ. Waufies b. g. Bruno B......5
Time, 1924, 2:31H, 2:34s4, 2:S2A.
TO-DAY's PROGRAM.
Three-rninute trotting for purse of $500;
Jupiter Star, Jr., b. s., by r. j. Whipple,
Eau Claire; Cricket, by G. W. Sherwood. st.
Paul; Star, b. g., by G. W. Spear, Minneap-
oils; Billy Dunsmore C. g.. by Ed Ortiz, Min
neapolis: Johnny P, br. g., by Palmer Bros,
La Crosse; Lady Paine, c. m., by w. H. En-
sign, Minneapolis: John F. b. g., by A. ].
Libby, Minneapolis; Maud E, g. m, by J.
Esbjornssen. Litchfeld; Mountaineer, b. g.,
by J. Slater, Minneapolis; Aunt Merab, C. m,
by A. Davis, Chicago; Little Eva, br. M, by
c. NJ. Wilson, Detroit, Mich.
2:25 Pacing, for purse of $500: Vascoe,
b. e., by N. R. McAlier; Chief, b. g.,
by Thomas Murphy, Minneapolis; Uncle
Ehe, gr. g., by G.. F. Mackey, Minneapolis;
Theresa Scott, g. M, by ]. E. Whitcomb, Min
neapolis; Bay Diamond, b. g.. by Isidore
Cook, Eau Claire; Belle D, b. M, by J. E.
Campbell, Tillinghast, Wis.
2:25 Trotting, for purse of 81, 1000: General
Hancock, b. g., by L. K. Lovejoy. Minneapo-
lis; First Call. b. g., by ID. ID. Mckinney.
GAINESVILLE; Frank Mcclure, CHI. g., by L. Fl.
Eckhart. Buffalo, N. Y; Matte D, CHI. M, by
NJ. J. Brown, Battle Creek, Mich.
There will be two-mle running race for a
purse of $500. Up to midnight the entries
were not all in.
Bruno Beaupre will drive his pacing team
against time, in an endeavor to beat the
record of 2:25. made by his team in July One
of his best PAGERS is lame, but he has team
Of Minnesota bred horses that he thinks can
beat the record.