St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-11

again closed up on Play Boy. Henry
r braced up wonderfully, and down the
stretch took third place from Newmont,
but he had been off his feet so much
during the heat that he was put back to
fourth place. The heat was unsatisfac
tory, Newmont not seeming to be driven
to win.
The third heat was considerably
slower. All the horses appeared tired.
The time was only 3Ss4, ZIG, 1:54% and
1929. Alicia took the lead but was
passed at the quarter by Clara G. Alicia
moved up again to first place at the
half, Henry R broke but remained in
front of NeWmOnt. who was out of the
race. Coming into the stretch Clara G
went after Alicia, but lost her feet and
only secured second place, Henry R
third, Newmont fourth.
Alicia had a walk over in the fourth
heat in slow time. She took the lead at
the start, Clara G making bad break.
The quarter was made in 49,, Clara G
having again pulled up to second place,
Newmont last. Alicia was all alone at
the half, in 1:1415, and at the three
quarters in 1:544. She won easily in
1884, Clara G second. Newmont
pulled up in the stretch and got third
place, Henry r last. This gave Alicia
the race, second money going to New
mont, third to Clara c and fourth to
Henry r. Following is the summary:
Alicia, m, Highland stock farm,
Dubuque, To-. ............:.3
Newmont, b g, John Newman. Ell
clara Cara C. G, CHI m, G. M. Seymour,
saltwater Minn....... ......... 2
Henry R, G g, Gee Grimes, Terre
Greg, br s. II. S. Kyger, Dare.
T 1Hma, 2:ags4, $50; 2:s2N 1857 55s
After the two races had been decided,
the special race for road horses, driven
to carts and by their owners, was an
nounced. The entries we're: Mountain
Girl, m. John ST. Auburn: Kate Whit
ing, CHI m, DR.. w. j. Human: Cashel,
b g, DR.. w. j. Price; Billy, br g, J. G.
Horrigan; st. Leon, oh G, George j. Gay.
All were st. Paul horses. There was
some delay in getting them off, but once
started they made good race. Cashel
took the lead, but in the back stretch
st. Leon went to the front and won in
2:47, Kate Whiting second, Cashel
third, Mountain Girl fourth, and Billy
fifth. After a tedious wait of thirty
minutes the horses were brought out
again and sent away on the first at
tempt. st. Leon got in pocket and
let out and rounded the turn first. and
won in 2:43, all the other horses in pre-
ciSely the same positions as in the pre-
viouS heat.
To-day closes the trotting meeting at
Hamline, and the best sport has been
reserved for the last day. The grand
stand should be full of spectators to-day,
if there are any residents of the Twin
cities who delight in horse racing. To
begin with, Gee Grimes will, at Q
o'clock, drive the pacing stallion, Fred
Arthur, mile, in an attempt to break
the worlds pacing stallion record of
2:121a, made by Brown Hal. Fred Ar
thur paced the distance in 2:13 Wednes-
day in wind. Then, instead of two
races, there are three: A trotting race
for the 2:21 class, four entries: free-for-
all pace, Johnston barred, four entries:
entries. Besides these races for the
lovers of trotting, those who enjoy run
ming will be given treat to-day. Seven
of the runners entered for the Jockey
Club meeting will race to-day, half mile
heats. The following are the entries:
2:21 class trotting:
Richlawn FARMS. Greenwood, Mo-, b G
Diamond, by Vandegrift colt;
Ed. Connolly's Denver, Col, CHI s Bis
marck, by Hirschs Belmont.
F. G. LOOMS, Pipestone, MIMI, Big First
Call. by Athlete.
h. D. Kyger's, Darrtown, O., br Frank
B.
Free for all pace:
N. B. Wade's Edinburg, Ind, b g Doctor
M, by King Mambrino.
Blonger Bros, Denver, Col, Uncle
Jack, by Glencoe. Jr.
Charles Patterson's Lexington. KY, br 8,
Bessemer, by Voltaire.
Gee Grimes. Terre Haute, Ind, Fred
Arthur, by Belmont, dam Gypsy. by Blue
Bull, rs.
2:27 class, trotting-
G. h. Seely's, Menomonie, Wis. br NJ,
Agnes II, by Mambrino Boy.
K; L. Graham's, Fremont, Neb.,- blk 8,
Grahams Mambrino, by Mambrino BaShaw.
Charles Brenck's, st. Paul, or 6, Bonaparte,
by Hamdallah.
f. S. Shafts, Aberdeen, S. D., m, French
Girl, by unknown.
Bob Stewards, Kansas City, br s. Charles
II, by Duke of Glenlake.
j. L. Bullock's, Aurora ILL.,, br S, Happy
Wanderer, by Happy Medium.
A. A. Swearingen's, Me ndota, ILL.,, b 6, Col
Walker, by st. Cloud.
McHenry g. Williams, Independence, To-,
g Harry Medium by Happy Medium.
Highland Stock FARMS, Dubuque, To-, CHI
g Keno by Little Moak.
Running Race
DR.. W. j. Rinman's, st. Paul. Tactus
Fred Fosters, st. Paul. CHI FLY, Flora Nc
Donald by Exchange, dam Grapple
Will Deakin's, Manchester, Little Joe by
Exchange.
William De Lancey's Rowdy Boy.
H. Orr's Ornelli.
W. G. Vivelle's Lamont.
Tyrolean, the gray stallion who was
the favorite in Wednesdays 2:M and
only secured fourth place, is very sick,
and his owner fears that he will die.