St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-10

by half length by Fedora, Richard
third, Midway diStanced. Time, 2:2S19.
The second heat was warm one.
For horses in the 2:40 class the time was
nothing less than wonderful. Fredora
was again a big favorite in the books.
The horses got off the third time. Rich
ard was left OH the turn, and after that
was not in the race. Minnie Wilkes led
by length at the quarter, 0:9512, FIRE.
dora close up. Down the back stretch
to the half mile pole Minnie Wilkes led
by three lengths. The time for the
three-quarters was GAG, where FredOra
had pulled up to one length behind the
st. Paul mare. Down the stretch the
race between the two browns was
good one. but the st. Paul mare had the
heat. She won in the remarkable time
of 2:20s4, a half length ahead of FIRE.
dora. Richard several lengths in the
rear.
The third heat of the pace was an
other fast one. The quarter was gone
in 36115, the half in 1:114, the three
quarters in :46 and the mile in 2:201a.
Minnie Wilkes took the lead from the
start and went down the back stretch
two lengths ahead Of Fredora, Richard
several lengths in the rear. At the
upon the st. Paul mare. Around the
lower turn they were close together and
came down the stretch at rafting
pace, but Minnie Gaines shook her head
gaily and let out link, passing under
the wire two lengths in the lead. Rich
ard, who seemed out of the race, pulled
up on the last quarter and came in only
a couple of lengths behind FredOra.
The fourth heat was beautiful race.
The time for the mile was a little slower
than the others, 2:21. but the first quar-
ter was made in :35, the half in 10
and the three-quarterS in :45. Minnie
Wilkes again took the lead at the start,
but all the way down the back stretch
Fredora chung to her wheel, with Rich
ard close up. After passing the half
mile post Minnie Wilkes was leading by
but half length, Richard bare length
behind Fredora. The bay gelding lay
well up with the others, taking second
position from Efedora on the lower turn,
but he could not overhaul Minnie
Wilkes. she winning the heat and first
money. Richard secured second place
OH the last heat, but only captured third
money, FredOra getting second. Follow
ing is the summary:
Minnie Wilkes, br IN, E. Lytle of
Fedora br m, Robert Lindsey, :
of st. Louis ............... Il 2
Richard, b g, G. W. Leihy & Sons,
Midway, g, Midway stables, of St.
Time, 2:asil. 2:2oal, 2:2ols, 3:21.
The managers had provided specia
event for the day. For purse of $1,000
Fred Arthur attempted to beat the
worlds pacing record for stations,
which is now held by Brown Hal, who
has gone the distance in 2:1219. Fred
Arthur, a beautiful bay, is owned
by Simons, of Columbus, o
He has record of 2:1415.
Gee Grimes, OF Terra Haute, Ind, was
his driver. About o'clock he was
brought out. warmed up and sent away.
He was not going very fast at the start,
but made the quarter in 3414. On the
second quarter he Strengthened out.
made the half in 1869, went to the
three-quarter pole in 1:4)15 and came
under the wire IN 2:133l without word
or whip, beating his record but not the
worlds. Grimes was not satisfied, and
will send the little boy over the course
again on Friday.
the card, one for the 1924 trOtting class
for stake of $4,000, and one for the
2:45 trotting class, purse $500. The fol-
lowing are the entries in the 2:24 class:
W. j. Kerlip's, Montgomery, Ala, G, Play
Boy.
Robert Stewards Kansas City, Mo-, G.,
Walter e, by Patchens Mambrino; dam
thoroughbred.
Peter Clarity. Even, Mich, ch G, Brother
Dan. by Barrett; dam -.
McHenry d. Williams, Independence To-.
CHI e, Major Linn, by Young BashaW; dam
Snow Flake.
V. Simpsons Winona, Mimi, br g, Dixie
V, by Dixie; dam Wickie.
Demas Deming's, Terre Haute, Ind, b g.
Blaine.
Midvale Park FARMS, st. Paul, Mimi, b g.
i S, by Allie Gaines; dam Belle s, by Star
of the West.
Lane Il Fares Wichita. Kan, b 6, Jimmy
c, by Col. NJ
Iowa T. Smiths Burlington, To-, blk G,
Edgmont. by Egbert; dam Anne.
These are entered in the 2:45 class:
g. a. Seely's, Menomonie, Wis, b m Min
ME A. by Hamdallah.
Robert Lindsley's, st. Louis m, Minnie
P, by Port Leonard.
McHenry d Williams, Independence To-,
b m, Mary Marshall. by Billy Wilkes.
John Newman's, Elgin, ILL.,, b S. Newmont,
by Belmont.
Highland Stock FARMS, Dubuque. To-, m,
Alicia, by George Wilkes.
II. d. Kygers Darrtown, o., br S. Greg.
G. NJ. Seymour's, Saltwater, Mimi, CHI m,
Clora &, by Athlete. ~
Gee Grimes, Terre Haute, Ind, 6 6, Henry
r. Breeding unknown.