St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-26
List of Entries for the Trot-
ting Meeting at Mime
haha Park.
The Cream of the Western
Stables Booked for the
Meeting.
Negotiations for the Appear
ance Of Axtell, A1lerton
and Guy.
Twenty Racing Events on the
State Fair Programme
Whips and Tips.

State Fair Programme
Whips and Tips.
The fall driving meeting at Mime
haha park will open Tomorrow, contin-
uing four days. A trotting meeting at
M~innehaha is a synonym for good sport,
the track being one of the fastest in the
country, and at present in better eondi-
ton than it was last spring. when Axtell
made his famous record, which he sue
ceeded in lowering last week at Chi
cago. The list of entries given below
speaks for itself. With so many at
fractions in the East, including the
grand circuit meeting at historic Char
ter Oak park, the wonder is that so
many speedy animals have been secured
for this event. The list includes the
cream of Western horses, and a liberal
sprinkling of those wno have here
tofore invariably made the Eastern
circuit. But the management of
M%innehaha put forth extra efforts this
gether with the prestige attending
former meetings at Minnehaha, have
brought together some of the best horses
in the country. For this reasOn Mime
sofa horSemen should lend their aid to
to enhance the success of the meeting.
That it will be a success no II doubts.
No failures have so far been recorded
at Minnehaha. There is a possibility
that G. w. Williams, of Independence,
To-, owner of the phenomenon AXtell,
and his speedy stable mate Allerton,
will bring them up from Chicago and
make another attempt at recOrd-break-
ing. Liberal inducements have been
held out to him, and also to w. j. Cor
don, of Cleveland, o., owner of Guy,
who has a record of 2:l14, and If they
know a good thing when it is put under
their very eyes, their horses will be
seen at the meeting. The entry list for
the entire meeting follows:
1888 Trot-
W. Is. Schutte's est. Paul. m Ida r..
Rov Bros columbus, Wis., g Roebuck.
E. E. Rood's Milwaukeel br g Robert.
F. B. Clarke's (Chicago) blk s Black Vic
NJ. E. McHenry's Freeport, 1Il.) b m Ear
mia.
CT MeClure's est. Cloud b g AlkaIi.
G. w. Spears (Minneapolis) br & Star s.
G. N. White indianapolis, Ind.) br g Lew
White.
tr6G-1OT-dll fdC6-
Rody Patterson's Lexington, Ky.) br s
BesSemer.
A. H. Orth's CMinneapolis) b g Johnnie
Woods.
R. M. Anderson's (Chicago) br g DR.. West.
F. B. Clarke's (Chicago) b m Kitty G.
E. s. Easton's OTTAWA, In.) b m Ida A.
d. S. Hancock's (Chicago) br g Turk Frank
lin.
w. A. Taft's (Chicago) b g Rocky Ford.
W. Eddy's (Coldwater, Mieh.) g g Chimes
2:25 Trot-
J. S. Graham's (Biggsville. III } br s Trib-
une.
G. ". Farquier's Minneapolis) b g
E. E. Rood's Milwaukee) b g Magma
Wilkes.
l.. j. Phelps Minneapolis) b m Capitola.
w. H. Matthew'S Minnsapolisl b g Seth
Thomas
D. M. Coughs CMinneapolis) blk m Col
ored Girl.
2:22 Trot-
J. S. Steele's (Chleago) g S. Long.
j. s. Graham's (B~iggsyille, ILL., CHI s Earl
F. B. Clarke's Chicago b m Betty Jones.
G. NJ. Clough's Dorchester, Mimi b sSllas
Wright.
John Ryan's (stillwater) b 6 Marvel.
w. E.. Schutte's est. Paul. b g First Call.
M. E.. McHenry's (Freeport, ILL., b s Illinois
Egbert.
J. L. Benson's (Winnipeg) CHI Sharper.
w. w. Johnson's (Chicago) br 6 Little
Thorn.
2:3U Pace
Henry shaw's CMilwaukee) e g White
Cloud.
e.. s. Eastcn's peoria, Il.) b. William j.
r. G. Brooks (Minneapolis) Big contender.
Abe Rohrbackss (Stillwater) eh m Belle L.
George Spears (Minneapolis) ch g Jumbo.
R.. F. Jones' (M~inneapolis) G G Big Ike.
John Garnum's Dorchester, n. W b g
Dick C.
800 Trotting-
Hiram Adams (St. Peter blk 8 Cyclone.
A. j. Woodmansee's est. Paul) b m Lizzie
E. B. Roy's Columbus, Wis., CHI m North
Anna
". B. Cooks est. Paul. b m Hattie.
CIV. Spears (Minneapolis) eh 6 Ben Lam
2:22 Pace
Lon Matthews (Red Wing b m Belle d.
G.. L. Loomis' (Pipestone( b g C. W. L..
c. P. McClure's (St. Cloud eh g Prince
Mack.
E. S. Easton's OTTAWA. Ill., b m Ida A..
Abe Devine's eau Claire, Wis., b g Bay
Diamond.
Frank Bruen's Minneapolis) CHI g Pat
d. D. McKinney's Chicago b g Henry
Dexter.
j. s. Steele's (Chicago) g e So Long.
Abe Ronrbach's (Stillwater) b g Mike
Wilkes.
". W. Gibbs est. James, CHI g Maj Linn.
F. A. seymour's (St. PauD br m Betty
Brown.
E. H. Brodhead's CMilwaukee) blk m In
digo.
F. B. Clarke's (Chieago) b g Prince.
A. A. ~Swearlngin's (Mendota, ILL., Big Col.
S:s7 Trot-
j. S. Graham's (Chicago) b g Rome.
B. Fl. Beach's (Min~neapolis) br g Volun-
j. I. La Dues CHICHESTER. MIMI br Fill
bert.
L. j. Phelps (Minneapois) ch g Mack.
F. B. Clarke's (Chicago) b m Elsie Medium.
M. E. McHenry's (Freeport, H. b.. m. Ia
rina.
G. " Spears (Minneapolis) br g Star S.
E. S. Shafts aberdeen, s. d. s m French
+. B. Roy's Columbus, Wis., b m Mira.
Philo Sweets (Chicago) b m Madge.
2:40 Pacing
+. A. c. Bruce's (~MinneapoIis) b m Birdie L.
j. A. Graham's (Kewaunee, ILL., ch s Mer-
curry.
j.. Montgomery's (Minneapolis) b &
F.. F. Ayers M~inneapolis) b g Sleepy Joe.
Henry Shaw's (Milwaukee) VIII 6 White
Cloud.
Hiram Adams (St. Peter b Star Gazer.
L. j. Phelps (Minneapofis3 bgSGD.
John Garnum's Dorchester, n. " b G Pat
Legg.
The motor and the Milwaukee roads
take you direct to the grounds. Popular
prices; only so cents admission.
The Fort Smelling band will furnish
music for the races, which will be
called at l o'clock each day. and begin
promptly at 1:30 o'clock.
A SCORE OF GOOD RACES.
Promise Of Good Sport at the
State Fair.
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