St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-05

For the 2:20 trot Phoebe Wilkes and
Maggie Sherman were drawn. The
betting was all in favor of G B. He
sold even against the field in the pools
for the first heat. In the books the bet
ting stood 1 to 2 on 6 B; 3 to 2 on
Greenieaf; to on Jerry l.; 3 to on
First Call.
& B drew the pole. He, Jerry l. and
First Call were nervous. and the horses
did not get away until the fifth trial.
First Call broke ten feet from the wire
lead on the turn, drew away to seven
lengths at the quarter and maintained
his lead all the way down the stretch.
Jerry l., First Call and Greenleat in
that order. Greeuleaf had moved up
second at the half, Fr;t Col breaking.
g b logged home AL easy winner by
half dOZen-lengths. Jerry L and First
Call went up again at the distance flag,
finished third and fourth. Greenleaf
getting second place easily. Time.
2:241S.
For the second heat the betting stood:
q b, l to 4; Greenleaf, even; Jerry, to
L; Greenleaf, 8 to /. This heat was
procession all the way around. jerry
l. broke on the turn, and at the halt
finished fourth. First Call couldn't
keep up with the others. & B won by
couple of lengths, but was pushed a lit
tie harder than in the first heat by
Greenleaf. First Call and Jerry l.
were distanced, but allowed to Start
again through the kindness of the
judges. Time. 2:214.
Il b had another walk-away. He led
by half a dozen lengths at some stages
OF the race. and finished three lengths,
under Stong pull, in 2:2l. Greenleaf
broke badly on the back stretch. but
lost nothing, as breaks had put Jerry l.
and First Call away i'll the rear. Both
were distanced.
G B took first money and Greenleaf
second. Following is the summary:
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Time, s:24ls. 2:alla. 2:.1.
Eight PAGERS in Line.
All the entries started IN the 2:17
pace. The betting stood, previous to
the first heat: Prince Mac, to s; Billy
215 to L; Longitude, 10 j: Lena Will
lets, even; Johnny Smoker, to / Fin
ley, 5 to l, They were a long time
scoring, Jimmy Carr, an outsider
in the betting, drawing the pole.
Lena Willets could not be held down.
Forty-five minutes were spent in. scor-
ing. But when they did get away they
flew. Lena WilletS got away 100 yards
behind and held that position. Prince
Mac made the pace to the One-quarter.
followed by Johnny Smoker. Jimmy
Carr then ran away, all around The
track. Billy Gault moved up on
ping Prince Mac Johnny Smoker
came into the stretch in the
lead, Billy Gault moving up strong.
Johnny Smoker won the heat easily i'll
2:22sl. Prince Mac had been pumped
out the back stretch, and lost second
place by half length. Bonnie Wilkes,
the most beautiful little beast on the
track, was far in the rear at the start,
and finished sixth. Finley came fourth
and Longitude fifth. Lena Willetts and
Jimmie Carr were distanced.
Billie Gault lost his feet from the
start, pulled into the pole and Johnny
Smokers sulky almost lost a wheel.
Billie Gault settled down or the turn
and did good work, but Johnny Smoker
drew ahead on the back stretch. Long
ltude had been third and Finney fourth,
but little Bonnie Wilkes lifted her
pretty head and pulled up to second at
the half. She skipped on the lower
turn, but caught without losing dis
lance. Billie Gault broke again and
dropped back to fifth. Prince Mac and
Bonnie Wilkes came down the stretch
under the whip, but couldn't head
Johnny Smoker, who won by two
lengths from Bonnie Wilkes, Prince
Mac third, by length, Longitude
fourth, Finley fifth and Billie Gault
sixth. Time, 1926.
The last heat of the pacing race, and
of the day, was one of the prettiest heats
of the day. Billie Gault broke in get
ting away and pulled into the pole. He
settled down OH the turn, with Johnny
Smoker second, Longitude third, Prince
Mac fourth. Down the back
stretch Bonnie Wilkes moved up
third, but broke and dropped
back. Johnny Smoker broke for
the first time in the three heats on the
lower turn, but was pulled down easily.
Billie Gault led into the stretch, but
Jahnny Smoker took the outside and led
to the finish in 2:27. Prince Mac came
on under the whip and snalched second
place from Billie Gault, who finished
third, Longitude fourth, Bonnie Wilkes
fifth and Finley sixth. This gave
Johnny Smoker first money, Prince
Mac second, Billie Gault third and Bon
ME Wilkes fourth. Following is the
summary:
Johnny Smoker. I