St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-30
Programme and Entries for
the Four Days Meeting at
Minnehaha.
Best Track in America--All
That's Needed Is Good
Weather.
The Third Infantry Band and
Signor Cappa Will Be
There.
Something About the Horses
Entered for the Various
Events.

Over 100 bona fide entries, which
means full hundred starters, some OF
them the very best pieces of horsefesh
that will be entered in any race this
season, purses that insure the driving
of every horse for all there is in him,
and the finest track in the world.
These are three things that insure the
unqualified success of the summer race
meeting of the Minnehaha Driving
Park association. which comes off at the
park near Minnehaha, on July to 5.
inclusive. The programme includes
three interesting events for each day OF
the race, besides a special match race
or two, and ON Tuesday Axtell,
the famous three-year-old who covered
mile in 2:21 and a fraction over the
halr-miIe track at Cedar Rapids, To-,
this season, will try to beat the worlds
three-year-old record of 2:1S. This will
be the special attraction for Thursday,
the first day of the meeting.
The great grand stand which seats
something over $500 people has been
put in fine condition for the audience,
and there is also ground space along the
UIdCh lOl AAOkO Vh0A %:OOV WV oStsoSe>
carriages.
The Third infantry band from Fort
Smelling led by SCR. Cappa, formerly OF
New York, will furnish the music for
the occasion, and their programmes as
arranged are very attractive.
The entire programme, with entries,
for the four days meeting is as follows:
FIRST DAY. JULY 2.
Three minute trot-J. F. Martindale. Greedy,
To-, Mambrino Medium; w. W. Gibbs, St.
James, Mimi, Mai. Linn; j. J.: Chadwick,
Union, Lena Miller; N. Belland, Chicago,
NJ, Antifuction; j. R. Nelson. Bloomington,
H., Mollie B; W. H. Mccarthy, Los Angeles,
Cal. Lucy R; MeHenry 4 Abbey St; Paul.
1927 Trot-J. n Castle. Saltwater, Mimi,
Louis S; T. A. Kelly, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Jerry L. j. X. Bullock, Sycamore Ill, March;
n Clement, Colon, Mich, Silver yer, G IL.
Il. Mccarthy, Los Angeles, Cal. Lena Wilkes;
D. Simpson, Winona, Mimi, Dixie V: w. 81.
Mccarthy. Los Angeles, Cal Rajah: G. ".
Williams Independence, To-, Lady Mac; l.
s. Steele, Philadelphia, Pa, Erin; J. A.
Chambers, Pittsburg. Pa. Harrison.
2:19 pace-C. A. Niles, Minneapolis, ILL
ian; Beachamp & Jarvis, Concordia. Kan,
Tom; ". H. Mccarthy. Los Angeles, Cal, Sir
BID. A. Hancock, Blackburne, Mo-, Turk
Franklin, and, special, Axtell to beat the
three-year-old worlds record of 2:1S.
SECOND DAY. JULY 8.
2:37 trot-M. Carnody, Cheboygan. Mich.
ouida; Aldrch searey, Aurora, III, Ichi
Ban; j. E. Taylor, st. Joseph, Mo-, Two
Eyes; G. W. Spear, Minneapolis, MIMI: Star
S: o. O. Tibbits. Sumner, To-, King; r. B.
Vining, Minneapolis, Mimi, PRINCE Kari: W.
G. L. White. Minneola; Bob Stuart. Terre
Haute, Ind, Five Points; G. w. Williams,
Independence. To-, Allerton: John splan,
Cleveland, O., May Queen: j; 3. Peterson,
Crown-Point Ind, Harry Medium.
PAS Pace-Robert Forester Kansas City,
Mo-, Butcher Boy: James Godfrey, Chicago,
ILL.,, Pat Legg; George w. Spear, Minneapolis,
Mimi. Blue Stone: DR.. F. M. Ward, Mar
shalltown. To-, Try Me; J. +: TAYLOR, St. Joe,
MINI, Flora NJ; W. W. Gibbs. st, James,
Mimi, Trumont; w. H. Mccarthy. Los
Angeles CAL, Cousin Joe: John Splan,
Cleveland, O.. Jimmie Temple; NJ. Mather,
Lexington, KY, B. H. Titonian.
2:1S Trot-W Fl. Mccarthy, Los Angeles,
Cal, Geneva S: W. E. Schuttes, st. Paul.
Minn., First Call: C. H. Loeb, Dayton. o..
Joe Davis; John Sian, Cleveland. O., Nobby;
Bob Stuart, Terre Haute, Ind, Black D1a-
mond; McHenry q Abbey, st. Paul, MIMI,
THIRD DAY, JULY 4.
2:3O Trot-C. C. Bates. DEBORAH, To-, Clip
sey; G. W. Farrier. Minneapolis, Dick Gar
tola: W. H. Mccarthy, Los Angeles, Cal,
Rajah: w. H. Mccarthy, Los Angeles, Cal,
Lena Wilkes; Bergen q johnson, Eminence.
KY, Alaric; c. B. Dickens, Minneapolis,
Mike wilkes; 6. s. White, Freeport Mary g:
W. T. Campbell, Dallas, Tex, W. NJ. Hill;
John SpIan, Cleveland, o., Holste1n; F II.
Sammis, Numidian; E. A. Hughes, ST. Joe,
:os met ~ Ar C1o,,oh Poobostar MINI
Silas Wright; G. B. Dickens, Minneapolis,
Seth Thomas; G. W. Spear, Minneapolis,
Colored Girl; Ed Connolly, Denver, Col,
Bismarck; C. G. Bates. DEBORAH, To-: Thol-
Henry, St. Paul. Billy Mack; Bob Start, Kan
sas City, Mo-, Rarely; G. L. White, Freeport,
ILL.,, Cleo.
Free for-all Pace-B. s. Payne. Chicago,
H., Wilcox; D w. Carey, Cedar Rapids
Neb.. Lorene; John splan, Cleveland, O.
Argyle; John Splan, Cleveland, O., Elmon-
arch; j. NJ. Richards. Lexington, KY, Besse-
mer.
FOURTH DAY, JULY S.
rothy; W. W. Gibbs, ST. James, Mimi. Major
Linn; L. D. Phelps, Minneapolis, Mack; o.
c. Miller, Waterloo, TO-, Riley Peet: W. 81.
h ssd Sh Las an Hea G l9ek K S Es;on
Bloomington, III, Mollie B; John Spian,
Cleveland, o., Jack Hightower.
2:33 Trot-C. L. White, Minnola; Marc
Beardsley, Omaha, Neb., Col. II; H. G. and
o. Fleming, Mnden, Neb., Helen G.; G.. W.
Spear, Minneapolis, Alkali; j. E. Taylor, ST.
Joe, Mo-, Maggie Miller; F. II. Sammis,
Brick; John Splan, Cleveland, o., St. Alban;
W T. Walsh, Ottawa, ILL.,, o tawa Maid; Bob
Stewart. Terre Haute, Ind, Rock Island
Maid; E. A. Hughes, St. Joe, Mo-, John W.
2:24 Pace-C. M. Weedman, Farm City,
ILL.,. Monkey Rolla; Abe Devine, Eau Claire,
Wis, Bay Diamond; Charles Mccormick,
Omaha, Neb., Little Mill; G.. c. LOOMS,
Pipestone, C. W. L: F. B. LOOMS, Texas,
Highland Lnddie: Robert Forester, Kansas
City, Mo-, Mabrino Prince; Baum Bros,
Montrose, Mo-, Louis B; Bob Stuart, Terre
Haute. Ind. Red Rover; A. L. McElroy, &C.
dar Rapids, Travilla.
The first race of each day will be
called at and started at 1870 O'Clock,
and the management will make every
effort to have all the races started
promptly, so as not to tire the audience
with tedious and unnecessary waiting.
All races are mile heats, best three in
five. III. D. Mckinney will act as start
ing Judge and John G. Oswald and e.
Evans will be his associates. The
grounds may be reached by either the
Milwaukee or the motor, both of which
will run special trains at 1, ] 80 and Q
o'clock each day during the meeting.
NOTES ON THE ENTRIES.
Bessemer, entered in the free-for-all pace
on the third day, recently did trial mile in
PIT and the last half in :O6.