St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-06

race, and the horses to figure upon the
track were Argyle. Mike Wilkes, DR..
West and Ed Amman. mike" and
doc" were favorites, each standing at
2 to 3. Argyle, who subsequently won
heat, was quoted at 10 to 2. A good
race round. and the whole Of the horses
entered the
STRAIGHT IN A BUNCH.
DR.. West and Argyle came away, but
when near the end of their journey
broke into run, and Ed Amman paced
in an easy winner. TO the surprise of
all, Argyle carried off the second heat.
DIR. West secured the third heat, Ed
Amman having been made favorite. The
fourth fell to Ed AMMAN, and the fifth
to DR.. West. and with the sixth heat
some capital racing was witnessed.
From level start Ed Amman forged to
closely in the rear when they paced out
of sight. Reappearing, the race lay
with Argyle and Ed Amman. They
came laundering along at terrific
speed, but the gray gelding was beaten,
Ed AMMAN passing the post winner by
head. The final heat was still more
exciting. With another good start
the horses kept together to the
quarter pole, when Ed Amman went for
ward. Argyle was quickly seen to fol-
low, and between them laid the race for
the rest of the journey. The appear
ance OF the animals was greeted with
wild cries of "Argyle wins; Argyle
WINS" but the wish was merely father
to the thought. Ed Amman beat Argyle
by two lengths and won the race, the
excited crowd cheering and shouting
themselves hOarse.
O.Os traf Al, &C
the days sport. A sufficient, really
truthful description of this race is con-
veyed in the words "Valkyr wOn."
Falkyr was the favOrite. The first was
the best contested heat, and the horses
to enter were Cricket, Shamrock, Fred
Mel, Valkyr and Protection. Some diff
ficulty was experienced in getting a
start, and the driver of Fred Mel de-
cided to withdraw him, the horse
CONTINUALLY DREAMING AWAY.
Before entering the field Louis S, Kit
Glover and G V Custer had been with
drawn. A start was then effected.
There was nothing in the race until the
animals entered the home stretch, Crick-
EFT, Shamrock and Valkyr racing neck
and neck. The latter won by short
length. Valkyr had the second and
third heats we'll in hand, as is shown by
the time the heats were run in.
A summary of the trotting is as follows:
First race 2:3S trot, purse $1,000
Budd Doble, b.. g. Editor. IL l l
W. T. Campbell, CHI. M. Lady Helen3 2 9
G. E. Maybe, Q; g: Byron Sherman. 3 9
j. Peterson o. Il b. M NJ. Fanny whitestone5
W. Fl. Mccarthy, br. S, Rajah. 6 dist
Time, 2:3Sl2, 3 :25I2 and 2:27A
Second race, free-for-all, pace, purse 81, 500
Budd Doble,b. g. Ed An
nan. ........... ...4 2 FL L
c. E. Maybe. b. e. DR..
Jo %1S splan: g. g: ArEv ;,.$ 3 I
A: Rohrback, b. g. Mike
T Mias: s:is, 2:iels, 2:is, $:ls, s:1e 315
and 2:19
Third race. 2:25 trot purse $500
F. ID. Abbey, b. g. Valkyr: ............ l I l
w. H. Mccarthy, blk. S. Shamrock. 20 8
A; d. Ross, b: m. Cricket. 3 4
Time, 2:20S4, 2:234 and 1924.
+. G. Staples, of Saltwater, and -
Schultz, of st. Paul, have matched Zeg
and First Call to run for 500 at the races
this afternoon. The programme for to-
day is:
2:3O PAcE-S1, 900.
Lewis Hinkley, blk. g. Harry West.
W. X. Brasfield q Co., b. S. Budd Crooke.
W. II. Robinson, brn. g. Harry 4.
Z. B. LOOMS, blk. g. Highland La6die.
w. 7. Campbell, br. S. j. l. R. =
Edward Odell, g. g. Jack Curry.
Abdallah Park, b. g. Budd Doble. ~
2:1S TRoT-Si, 800. 81
W. Fl. Mccarthy, b. g. A: V. Pantlind. g
W. II. Mccarthy s. S. Valensin. t.
John Spian, b. &. Governor Hill. ~
NJ. E. Mcilenry, b. IN. Loretta F.
Bucd Doble, b. G. Prince Arthur.
Budd DOble, b. g. Ed Amman. =.