St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-13
AMONG The HORSES.
Entries for the Twin City
Meeting to Close Next
Wednesday.
Six Stake Events With Up
wards Of $4,000 in Add
ed Money.
The American Trotting Asso-
citation Now Covers the
Whole Western Field.
Entries for Clifton Races
The Horse Market--Whips
and Tips.

Entries for the six stakes opened by |
the Twin City Jockey club for the Sec
ond summer meeting, to be held at
Hamline, beginning July %, and also !
the fixtures for 1891. close next WedneS- |
day. Jan. 10, and present indications
are that the club will be literally sup
ported by Western owners. The six
principal events that will he decided at
the meeting, which. with the single eX-
ception of Chicago. will be the greatest
gathering of famous horses and horse
men ewes seen i'll the West, are as fol-
lows:
The Ladies' Stake-For FLIES two
years old foals of 1881, of 800 each,
half forfeit. or only $40 if declared on
or before May 10, or only $50 if declared
on or before July 10 (money to accom-
panY declaratiOn), with $1,000 added, of
which 800 to second and 500 to third.
To carry ITO pounds. Winners OF a
SweepStake of $500 to carry 3 pounds;
of two such, or one of the value of
81 500. 5 pounds; of three such, or one
of the value of $500, pounds extra.
Allowances: Those not having won
sweepstake, pounds; if such have run
unplaced in a sweepstake, 8 pounds:
lHdlucllS, III pOulluS' IlFo-tlSltilS vi q
mile.
The Carnival stake for colts and geld
ingS two years old Goals of 1881. of 500
each. half forfeit, or only SO if declared
Oh Or before July 10 (money TO accom-
pany declaration), with S1,000 added, of
which 5000 to second and $1u0 10 third.
To carry 115- pounds. Winners of a
sweepstake to carry pounds; of two
such, or one of $500, 5 pounds; of
three such, or one of 5000, pounds
extra. Allowances: Those never hav-
ing won a sMeepStake, pounds; if such
have run unplaced in a sWeepstake,
pounds; maidens, 10 pounds. Three
quarters of a mile.
st. Paul Stake-A handicap sweep
stake for three-year-olds and upward,
$40 each, half forfeit, or only $40 if de-
clared on or before July % (money to
accompany declaration) with $1,000
added by the citizens of St. Paul, of
which $500 TO second and 500 to third.
Weights to appear July 20. Winners of
race after publication of weight to
carry pounds; of any sweepstake of
the value of $1,000. pounds extra. One
mile and OnP-Quarter.
Minneapolis Stake-A sWeepstake for
twO-year-olds (foalS of 1881, of $50 each,
half forfeit, or only SO if declared on or
before May Is, or only SIS if declared
on or before July money to accompany
deciaration). with $1,000 added by citi-
zens of Minneapolis. of which $500 to
second and 500 to third. TO carry Us
pounds. Winners of any stake race of
$1,000 to carry 3 pounds; of two or more
OF any value, 5 pounds; maidens al
lowed 10 pounds. Eleven-sixteenths of
mile.
Twin City Exposition Stake A
sweepStake for three-year-ol and up
ward, of $50 each. half forfeit, or only
SO if declared three days prior to the
race (money to accompany declaration),
with 81 800 added. of which $500 10 Sec
ond, 800 to third. Winners this year
of race of the value of $500 to carry
3 pounds; Of $4,000, pounds; of 1900,
z pounds extra. Allowances: Those
not having won a race this year of the
value of 5000, or two or more races since
June q, pounds; or not having won
since june l, pounds; nOn-winners
this year, 10 pounds. Maidens, three
years old, Is pounds; four years old,
1Sponnds; five years old and upward, %
pounds. Selling races not counted.
One mile and a sixteenth.
Twin City Merchants Handicap-A
handicap Sweepstake for three-year-
Odds and upward, of 500 each, half for
felt, or only SO if declared on or before
July % (money to accompany declara-
tom, with Sl.500 added by the mtr-
chants of Minneapolis and St. Paul. of
which $500 to second and 500 to third.
Weights to appear July 20. Winners of
race after publication of weight to
carry pounds; of any sweepstake of
the value of Sl,500. pounds extra. One
mile and seventy yards.
The stakes for the summer meeting in
1891. which close next Wednesday, are
as follows:
Twin City Oaks-For three-year-old
fillies foals of 1889, of 500 each, half
forfeit, or only SO if declared on or be-
fore July Is. 1890, or only $50 if declared
on or before July Is, 1891, with $1,000
added, OF which $500 to second and 800
to third. Winners of a sweepstake for
three-year-olds, or fOl three-year-old
lilies, of the value of $500 to carry 5
pounds: of two such. or one of the value
or S2,500, D pounds extra. Allowances:
Those not having won a Sweepstake for
three-year-oldS or for three-year-old
1lilies. 4pounds; non-winnerS of a race
for three-year-OldS, or for threa-year-old
tiIlies, 6 pounds: maidens, 10 pounds.
One mile and an eighth.
Twin City Derby-Fur three-year-Olds
foals OF 1889, of 500 each, half forfeit.
or only SO if declared on or before July
10, 1890, or only 20 if declared on or be-
accompany deelarat ton WHEY with s9.oe 60
added, of which $500 to second and
5000 to third. Winners Of sweep
stake for three-year-olds of $1,000, to
pounds: of three such, or one of the
value of $1,000, pounds extra. Allow
ances: Those not having won sweep
stake for three-yearolds, pounds; nom
winners of race for three-year-olds, Z
pounds; maidens, 10 pounds. One mile
ana half.
Hamline Stake-For three-year-oIds
foalS OF 1889, of 500 each. half forfeit,
or only so if declared on or before july
Is. 1891, or only $50 if declared on or be-
fore July Is, 1891 (money 10 accompany
the declaration) with $1,000 added, of
Which S4U0 to second and 500 to third.
Winners in 1891 of any stake OF the value
OF $1,000 to carry pounds; of two or
more such, or the Derby or Oaks. 5
pounds; of three OrmOre such. pounds
extra (handicaps and selling races ex-
cepted). Allowances: Non-winners in
1881 of stakes, pounds; if such have
not been placed in stake, pounds:
ma dens, 10 pounds. One mile and
three-eighths.
Five or more must enter to fill each
stake, and every horse entered must be
named, The conditions of the above
events are so liberal and the amount of
added money so large that Western
owners cannot afford to go elsewhere.
so that the success of the meeting is al
ready assured.
COVERS THE " ESTERN FIELD
Phenomenal Growth of the Amer
lean Trotting association.
The growth of the American Trotting