St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-20
And Sunday Will See Several
Hundred Fine Horses at
the Track.
Two Hundred Montanans on
Their Way to See the
Great Spokane.
With a Clear Day Tuesday,
the Attendance Will Be
Enormous.

Bright and early yesterday morning
the Hamline track was filed with bang
tails out for their morning gallOps. AS
early as 5 a. m. there were dozens of the
entries for next weeks events to be seen
showing off in the circle, and fine lot
of animals they were. At s o'clock
there we're no less than twenty on the
track at one time, and although there
were no time trials, some Of the young
ones were cracked round at a gait
which showed pretty well what they
could do if called upon. Among the
bunch out for exercise was Vice Regent,
who looks good enough for anything,
and went lively mile, followed by X,
a spanking sOrrel three-year-old by the
same sire. Nevada is the pick of the
Helena stable, however, and a hand
Eomer animal or faster at his dis
tance was never foaled in the ter
ritOry. Nevada is entered in
the Twin City Exposition stakes;
and if he does his best and keeps his
temper is likely to make the best of
them crawl under the fence. Daniel B
showed up in good form and exhibited
no symptoms of the chOkiness from
which he has been suffering this season.
Hardwick's
PRETTY THREE-YEAR-OLD, YUM YUM,
shone like diamond, when the blanket
was stripped off her, and after quiet
gallop round the track came home
down the stretch at a gait that sur
prised even the lad that bestrode her.
"She feels good to-day" quoth the
youth, land could run the best race of
the lot if it was run this afternoon"
Prairie Queen, the Dakota filly. is
gOOd-lOOking animal, and Lady Hard
wick is nobOdy's fool. Madelaide and
Jenny GrOnrud of the Big Lake stable.
Jennie is one of the best fillies yet on
the ground, and, If she doesn't give up
a trick she has, is liable to surprise
the critics in some of the purse races.
q. COchran'S stable reached here Thurs
day night, and the horses were among
those out for exercise yesterday. There
are Philip S. Tom Tinker, Nettie Wat
kins, Fosterall, and, last but not least,
Linguist, who is popUlarly supposed to
be kicking up the sand at RockaWay
Beach. Linguist is
A STEEPIECHASER
and we'll known as a crack at the hur
dies. The last races on Tuesday and
Friday will be hurdle races, and it is
very possible that the gray gelding may
walk away in some of these. Pat Cor
rigan'S string got here yesterday morn
ing by the same route as Mulken'S
horses. In the former lot are Stony
Montgomery, a three times winner
Louisville, Nashville and st Louis; Liz
Zie B, a good-IOOking four-year-old,
sired by Pat Molloy, who made
herself understood at both Louis
vile and Karsas City. Enterprise,
spanking three-year-old colt by En-
Quirer, and an unnamed tWO-year-Old
maiden filly, full sister to Lizzie 3. In
the Mulkey stable stands first and fore
most lie Premier, winner of the Green
stakes in st. Louis and the Kansas City
Derby. AngeluS. by imported Angela,
winner of the Belle Meade handicap at
Nashville; Thankful. by Lawyer, out of
Dodette, who has also won purses this
season at both the Louisville and Nash
vile meetings. Henry a, by Lucifer,
out of Ella Mack, jim Oglesby and
Verge dor. G. G. Gray's Kansas City
stable is now en- route, and the flyers
will arrive here this morning from the
scene of their recent efforts at Washing
Will get here
ON THE SAME TRAIN.
Oracle D and Mabel are the shining
fights in the Gray bunch, and ScanlOn'S
best are Castilan. Schoolgirl and Glad
stone. The Vazoria, Tex, stable, G. N
Fisher, trainer. will also arrive this
morning with three horses. all winners
of events at New Orleans, Lexington S,
Eclipse and No More. Spokane will
leave Chicago this morning in a special
car attached to the same train as that
by which Ed CorrigOn's horse will ar
rive here. The Montana flyer will be on
the track Sunday morning, in company
with a great many other celebrities
pitted against him in the events of next
week. A special train leaves Chicago
on Sunday morning for horses, and all
the rest of the flyers will be along be-
fore Monday night, barring accidents.
This will bring the entries from the
Chicago stable, Terra Gotta, Galen, Eg-
mont. Macbeth Second, Huntress, JacO-
bin, Romano, Robespierre, Begun, st.
Helene, Vendetta, Marie Foster and
Viking. Sunday morning will see
ALL THE BIG UNs
who have arrived out for their gallOpS,
sizing up the track and generally max
ing ready for the business of the week.
The probability is at present that the
attendance at the track on Sunday
morning will be almost as large as upon
any of the racing days. Every one
seems to be in for witnessing the work
done by the cracks a day or two before
the race, and certainly the sight will be
worth the trip. The track itself. under
the manipulation of Supt. Cross and his
legion of helpers, is rapidly being got
into perfect shape. Not centent with
the removal of the hill, which partially
Obscured the view of the back stretch.
work has been carried on all day to-day
and yesterday leyeling the rise which
interfered slightly with the view of the
field just before reaching the home
stretch, and by the time the bell rings
for the first race Monday there will be
a dead-leyel space between the stand
and all parts of the course. All horse
men on the ground yesterday were
agreed that the
CONDITION OF THE TRACK