St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-10
Ben Lambert and French Girl
Win the State Fair
TPOtS.
Mabel and Nevada Are Easy
Winners in the Two
DasheS.
Bonafide Nets Her Baekeps
Five Hundred for Every
Four Invested.
FavoriteS Take Everything in
Sight at the West Side
Park Races.


was considerably an improvement in
management, and in every other way,
over that of last week. Some very good
running was witnessed, including very
fast half mile by Mabel, said to be the
fastest thing at the distance ever done
in the state.
THE FIRST RACE.
In the 2 AS class trot a good deal OF time
was spent in scoring, the race going to Ben
Lambert, together with first money, with Liz
zie r and Myra for second and bird.
First heat-Myra drew the pole with Queen
D second, Ben Lambert third, Lily RySdyk
fourth, Lizzie r fifth. After good deal of
scoring they were sent away with Ben Lam
bert and Queen d ahead OF Myra, the pole
horse. At the quarter Ben Lambert led, but
was tpassed in the next dozen strides by
Rysdyk. Myra third, and the rest in row.
This order was maintained to the stretch,
when Lily Rysdyk led, with Ben Lambert
second and Lizzie third. AT the finish Ben
Lambert passed the Lily and took first place
under the wire, with Myra third. Lizzie Il
fourth and Queen D a poor fifth. Time,
2:3414
second Heat-Ben Lambert had the pole
and led from the wire, with Lilly Rysdyk
close up. At the quarter Lilly had a lead OF
neck from Lambert, with Myra three
lengths behind at third and the rest trailed
out. Lilly Rysdyk went up in the back
stretch and dropped out of the race, Ben
Lambert leading in the stretch and being
first under the wire, with Myra second,
Queen D third and Lizzie r fourth. Time,
1852. Lily RySdyk distanced.
Third Heat-The drivers of Lizzie r, Queen
D and Myra were each muIcted S. for disre-
gard of the rules III getting late to the start.
Later the driver of Ben Lambert was fined 50
for driving ahead of the pole horse. After
bert getting a lead and holding it to to the
wire, running the heat and race in 2:34A,
Myra second, Queen d third, Lizzie fourth
Ben Lambert got first money. Myra second,
Queen ID third.
First race, 2:40 class tr0tting, purse S4OO.
G. W. Speers' oh g Ben Lambert 80. 1 1
Roys Bros m Myra. 49,. ........3 2 2
Charles Steeles m Lizzie D ..-.....2 .
Time, 2:34A, 2:35 w, 2:34a4.
THE 1928 TRoT.
There were but four entries for this race.
Alkali drawing the pole, French Girl second
place, Roebuck third and Black Victor
fourth.
First Heat-After scoring half dozen
times they were sent away with French Girl
in the lead, Alkali second Black Victor third
and Roebuck very disorderly at fourth. At
the quarter Alkali led witch French Girl at
his wheel and Black Victor third. In the
stretch French Girl led by length, and
went under the wire by the same distance
from Alkali, Black Victor three lengths be-
hind at third and Roebuck fourth. Time,
2:294.
Second Heat-French Girl again got lead
at the quarter, but went up and gave first
place to Alkali with Black Victor third and
Roebuck hopeleSsly out of the race. French
Girl recovered her lead at the half and held
it to the finish, going under the wire first by
a length in 2 :33l2, Alkali second, Black Vic
tor third and Roebuck half dozen lengths
behind on the run.
Third heat french Girl again got the lead
and held it to me wire in very pretty race
all the way round between herself and Black
Victor. French Girl took the heat and race
by half alength in 2 :3O4 with Alkali second.
Black Victor third and Roeluck away last.
French Girl took lrst money, AlkaG second,
Black Victor third and Roeluck fourth.
re- Second race, 2:33-class trotting, purse
$500
c. E. Pete's m French Girl. 81 1
c. P. McLeur's b Alkali ...........2 3
Chicago Stock FARMS blk Black
Time, 2:29M, 2:s3I9, $50.
RUNNING RACE.
For the half and repeat running race
there were six entries. with odds of 10 to 2
Mabel against the field in the betting. After
considerable monkey work at the post they
were sent away iii bunch, with Lilly Loch1el
in the lead under Colscott Mabel second, with
McLelen in the leather, Daniel third with
Gilmartin up, and the field close up.
In the stretch Mabel took lead with ease,
and was ridden to ali easy win, McLelen
sitting hands down and smoking a cigarette.
Daniel b second, Lilly LOCD1el lulTu, anu
the field in string. Time, :4Ss4.
Second health some way the riders of
Mabel, School Girl Daniel B, and Adriatic
mistook the starting signal, and ran a mile
in which they came past the finish in the Or
der named. The heat was not allowed to de-
eide the race and another was run in which
the order at the finish was Mabel first by two
lengths from Lilly Lochiel, and Chess third,
with the field strung out behind. Time,
:49A.
MILE DASH.
For the fourth race, a mile dash for purse
of 5000, there were six starters, a cookbook
ing bunch with Nevada first favorite in the
netting. A very poor start was effected, Vice
Bryant being left at the post Dousman and
Oracle d ran in the lead for the first quarter,
with Blantyre. under McLelen, third, Ne
vada fourth. and Flying Dick last. At the
half, Smith got up in the leather and lighted
Nevada along to first place without much
trouble. In the stretch Nevada had an easy
Iced of two lengths from Dousman. and held
it to the finish, with Dousman second, and
Blantrye third. Time. 1 :4312. Summary:
II. R. Bakers s G, z, Nevada, j. Smith,
IOS ....-....--..
j. Mason's CHI a, Dousman. Smith,
G. C. Grey's blk b s, Blantyre, McLelen,
Time :43l3.