St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-15

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will eXemplify:
Ia the first heat Ira Gaines swugn
around the others and took the pole al
the very first turn, and he was never
headed. Dan :, however, made il
quite Interesting. He came up fast on
the back stretch and Tapped Ira's wheel
for a time, and then with a su.
preme effort made the turns even
and after seemingly desperate strug-
gle appeared to have a shade the best
of it, but Ira Gaines was too speedy,
and pulled away at will. Dan went into
the air when the pace got real hot, and
Golden Belle pushed TO second place.
Then "a procession" described the
picture. Dan gathered himself to-
gether and came up 10 second place, and
III that order came to the wire. Ira
Gaines finished first, Dan 5 second,
HiatOga Chief third, Golden Belle
fourth, and Herbert last. Time. 2:32%
Ira Gaines instantly forged ahead
again i'll the second heat, getting clean
lead on the turn. Dan 5 was second
and Golden Belle, after she had found
her feet-She few into the air disgrace
fully at the word-came up to third.
Dan S trotted beautifully and topped
lra's wheel, but efforts were futile.
Gaines wasn't even let out and won
with such ease that destroyed all inter
est. Dan S acted like a fool on the
home stretch and Hiatoga Chief passed
by. Ira Gaines first, iiiatOga Chief sec
ond, Golden Belle third, Dan S fourth
and Herbert last. Time. 1929.
In the third and last heat, HiatOga
Chief went off his feet immediately
after the word go" and he didn't col
lect himself until the others had opened
a gap. Ira Gains again went to the
front. Indeed, it was veritable pic
mic for him. He led all the circuit and
captured first money. For the heat
Hlatoga came in second, Dan S. third,
Herbert fourth, and Golden Belle last.
Time, 2:36 flat.
Summary, $50 Trot-
Ira Gaines, b. g., Smith & Russell, La
Crosse. ............ 1
Hiatoga Chief, c. g.. Blackman Bros,
Dan S, b. G., aud Hillsbrand. ocono-
moWoc, WIS.,. 1880. .........2 3
Golden Bell, c. M, c. W. Nesbitt,
Herbert, b. S. Bruse stock Farm, Rose
Time 2:i3ia, 2:33a., 2:36.
Hot STUFF was anticipated for the
2:22 trot. Temple Bar was the favOrite
after Blackberry had been ruled out be-
cause of a record too low for the class.
Yet there was some hope that Brother
Dan, iuil brother to the immortal
Johnstone, or Billy Beveridge would
make it exciting. But they couldn't
reach. George Spear. of Minneapolis,
who bids fair TO become the regular
driver, went up behind Temple Bar.
The scoring was decidedly tedious. 1t
made everybody tired. The starter
seemed to permit this sort of business
with the most painful Indifference. Had
it been Starter Smith, some one would
have been fined for incorrigibility.
The starters were aud they drew for
the pole in the following order:
Bell Beverly first, Hartford second,
Temple Bar third. Brother Dan fourth.
At the very start all but Brother Dan
went into the air. 1t was an humorous
sight, land that black stallion Temple Bar
seemed lost to himself. He seemed I'M
able to recover himself for full eighth
of mile, and then he was long way
in the rear. Dan. however. had been
tTOtting honestly and he swung out
around the entire field and secured the
pole with facility. He was a promising
winner of the heat, and he made the
entire mile without a skip. Beverly
Rugged rather uncomfOrtably close up
to the half-mile post, where he broke
and fell back. Meanwhile Temple Bar
had gotten down to great execution and
and was coming forth. He trOtted
living storm, considering the
wretched condition Of the track.
At the last turn Temple Bar was nearly
on even terms with the van, and down
the home stretch he easily demonstrated
the claim that he outclassed his coadju-
tors. He pulled out around and came
i'll to the pole, and took the heat in an
easy jog, and Brother Dan was second,
Hartford third and Beverly third. Time,
2:2415.
The driver of Brother Dan registered
a formidable protest against Temple Bar
for running, but the judges took no heed.
Temple Bar had no difficulty in fOrg
ing to the front at the very start of the
second heat. and thence to the wire it
was easy for him. Billy Beverage fol-
lowed close up, followed by Brother
Dan. Hartford broke at the start. He
didn't take kindly to the rough track,
and persisted in exhibiting his innate
dislike. He has great speed. but he re-
QuireS an environment of good cOndi-
tons. There was a novelty struggle
down the home stretch, but Brother
Dan, who had the second place easily,
with hope of first, went off his feet,
and Billy Beverage sped past. The
finish was: Temple Bar won, Billy
Beveridge second, Brother Dan third.
and Hartford last. Time, 2:211I. This
was great time. considering the track,
and it was a description of what Tenn
pie Bar is capable of.
The third heat was devoid of interest
Temple Bar rushed to the front at the
start, and held a comfortable lead to
the wire, Hartford barely saving his
distance. Temple Bar won. Billy Bev-
eridge second, Brother Dan third, Hart
ford fourth.
SumInary-2;22 TrOt
Temple Bar, blk S, d. NJ. S. Sale,
Louisville. ......... ..... .......1 l
Billy Biverly, blk g, j. V. Armsly, Mo-
nistic, Mich......... ................4 2 2
Brother Dan. Oh g. P. Garrity. West
SuDpriOr