St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-05

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1t was day of grand standafnishes, OF
fast miles and furious competition for
hOnOrs. Every heat was a race, and eV-
cry race hot one from wire to wire.
The 5000 people who witnessed the
DAVIS entertainment went home highly
pleased with it. Of course some of
them dropped money. Everyone was
ready to back the redOubtable Temple
Bar against Blasebury, and did back him,
but BlaSebury showed speed enough to
give Dr. Sales horse the first drubblng
he has had in two seasons, and the
fancy lost money on the result. The
track was in splendid shape and every
one was
In Good HumOr.
even the people who lost their money.
Starter Baird deserves credit for care
full and conscientious work in the start
er's stand. He leaves for Lansing to-
day. The managers assert that the
receipts for the four days are largely in
excess of last years, and they are wei!
satisfied with the result. Taking it all
round. the meeting has been success
from every point of view.
One of the best features exhibited by
the Butler combination during the
meeting was that introduced yesterday,
a mile running race between double
teams driven to skeleton wagons. The
distance was covered in1:55 by the win
ming team. making very fast mile, con-
SideTng the circumstances.
The Five-NiIe Race
between Miss Mckinney, of California,
3 &c.
usual. one of the most interesting feat
ures of the programme. Miss McKin-
ney got away with hundred yards OF a
lead in the second mile, but Miss Will
Jams, by hard riding and good general
ship, made up the distance and came
into the home stretch on the last mile
neck and neck with her opponent. 1t
was a whipping finish and well ridden
one. Miss Williams got past the post
first by a neck, and won the race IN
\ Splendid Field.
The entries for the 2:21 class trot were
a splendid lot. They were King HerOd,
Moody, Phoebe Wilkes, Jerry l., Little
Wonder, Clara Wilkes, Minnie Whet-
stone and Maud Archibald. King
HerOd was favOrite, selling freely in the
pools, with Clara Wilkes for second
choice.
First Heat-Owing to the large field
there was a good deal of difficulty in
scoring. They got away pretty fairly and
were punched at the quarter, where
Phoebe Wilkes broke away from her
company and ledby length at the half,
with Clara Wilkes second. Clara went
10 pieces passing the half, and Moody
went up to second place. In the stretch
it was a race for your life between
Phoebe Wilkes, Clara Wilkes. and
Moody. These three came down to the
wire in as hot a pace as ever was seen
i'll race of the class. 1t was a grand
stand finish between Phoebe Wilkes,
Clara Wilkes and Moody. Phoebe won
by an eyelash, Moody second and Clara
Wilkes third. Time, 2:2114.
Second heat-Bad scoring spoiled the
start, King Herod trying TO get away
ahead of the field. After half a dozen
trials all were fined s., barring Phoebe
Wilkes at the pole. Down they came
again in procession and they were
Sent Away Spread Out
like a flock of geese, with Clara in the
lead. Phoebe close up and Moody a good
third. The order was held to the stretch,
where Moody caught Clara Wilkes
dancing and passed her for second place.
They finished in that order, Phoebe
winning 10y a head and Moody only
third by a nose. Close finishing and a
hot pace. Time, 2:2315.
Third Heat-This heat was won in a
close finish by Clara Wilkes, Phoebe
Wilkes second, Moody third. A wrangle
ensued in the grand stand. Phoebe s
driver wanted Clara set back for break
ing in the lock stretch and at the turn.
There was a strenuous objection to any
such proceeding from Clara'S driver, j.
i. Case. There were warm words in
the Judges stand and a blow or two eX-
changed, but no damage done. The
heat was finally given to Clara. Little
Wonder finished fourth, King Herod
fifth. Little Wonder sixth and Minnie
Milestone seventh. Time, 2:2454.
Fourth Heat-King Herod won in a
close finish with Clara Wilkes. Phoebe
Wilkes one length away at third, Moody
fourth by neck, Jay l. fifth, Minnie
Milestone sixth. Little Wonder last.
Clara Wilkes would have beaten Herod
but for a break at the home turn.
Time, 2:2314.
wilkes Fakes a Slice.
Fifth heat-Clara Wilkes won this
heat pretty easily, HerOd breaking
badly in a clashing of sulkieS at the first
turn. Herod made great effort to re-
cover and showed wonderful speed in
the last stretch and all the way to the
home turn where he went to pieces
again. Clara won by ten lengths from
Phoebe Wilkes, Jerry L. third, Minnie
Whitstone fourth, Herod fifth, Moody
sixth and Little Wonder last. Time
2:26%.
sixth heat-Only three came out fol-
this heat, Moody. Little Wonder. Jerry
T.. and Minnie Whitstone being retired
by the rules, having failed TO win {
heat. King HerOd, Phoebe Wilkes anC
Clara Wilkes got away we'll together
Clara Wilkes won it easily, going under
the wire in a walk. Herod second
Phoebe third. Time, 2:284.
SUMMARY.
2:27 class trot purse $500
j. l. Cases b. IN. Clara Wilkes. 49,. 3 .
Midway Stables br. m. Phoebe
Il. c. Tyndale's oh. S. King HerOd.4 5
Blackman Bros. b. g. Moody ......2
r. 7. Kneeb's chg. Little Wonder 6 0
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