St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06

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THE 2:45 PACE.
The fourth race called was the 2:45
pace. There was a good field, eight
rafting good ones coming to the
scratch, Rosalita, Mack, Housemaid,
Mandolin, Naboel, Red Leaf, Ithuriel
and Patsy G. Ithuriel was the favor
lite, but it was probably one of the
fastest companies ever seen in a 2:45
class and the race was a pretty one
to the wire.
Ithuriel led off well, with Naboela
second and Housemaid third. Rosal-
ita went to third before the half and
in the turn she came up with Naboela
and Ithuriel. In the stretch they had
1t hot all the way and when Ithuriel
won it was won by scant neck.
Rosalita was second and Colby was
abreast of her with Naboela. Red Leaf
finished fourth and Mack fifth, with
Mandolin, Patsy G and Housemaid in
the order named. That it was a fast
2:45 class is shown by the time, 2:1S.
Ithuriel took the next heat also,
leading all the way and cutting two
seconds off the time. Naboela went
away second, Rosalita third and Man
dolin fourth. Housemaid was drawn.
The positions stood to the stretch,
where Mandolin acted badly and Geers
went back nearly to the last. Mack
made a hot squirt and beat Rosalita
to the wire by neck, Colby close be-
hind with Naboela. Red Leaf fin
ished fifth, with Mandolin and Patsy G
In the order named. Time, PIG.
The third heat was the hardest
fought. Mack broke before the bunch
had gotten away and in the turn Thu
riel followed suit, going clear to the
rear. The order at the quarter was
Rosalita, Naboela and Mandolin. AS
they rounded into the turn, however,
Ellison brought Ithuriel up for ter
rifle quarter mile, almost catching the
leader at the pole. In the turn they
were neck and neck and there they
stayed till within few rods of the
wire, where Ithuriel pulled ahead by
neck. Mack was third, Mandolin
{ fourth, Red Leaf fifth, Naboela sixth
and Patsy G last.
I The time was faster yet, 2:15.
Rosalita took second money, Mack
third and Naboela fourth.
Summary fourth race, 2:45 pace, ST.
600 purse, four moneys:
1thuriel, b h, Red WilkeS-TopSy
Berkett & Allen, Austin Elli-
SOM ........................1 ! ]
Rosalita, b m, Judge Salisbury
Barry Wilkes. Sam Fuller, Sc
dalia FulleD :..-.........:..... 8 .
oughbred. Cherokee Farm,
Caney, Kan. Oavis)...........5 2 8
Naboela, h. Lockheart-Swig-
ert. H. Colby, Minneapolis
Red Leaf, CHI g, RedfeidRoost.
er. w; l.. Elwood, De Kalb
Ma 1rHTn, b h. chimes.satory.
Village Farm, East Aurora
Patsy 6, h, Siley Gaines
Thoroughbred. John Dubay,
Minneapolis (ChapmaD.........7 Z Z
H Ssiie n Hd,,s br M G,r wilkes Alb
i.
Schultz, st. Paul. ....... DIR.
Time. 2:1S. ZIG. 2:15.
NOTES OF THE TRACK
What can Fairywood do if he is
crowded?' was asked of Mr.. Briggs
last night. Well, he can go a mile in
PIP, and I believe he can make the
three miles in 1905, If he has to. 1
wanted to get up a race with Nightin-
gale, one of the Hamlin string, while
l was here, but the owners of the
mare, having entered her in some of
the big stake races in the Eastern
circuit, did not want to take any
chances with her in three-mile race"
The next best thing to racing with
another'S horse is to race with a
man. This Fairywood will do today
Arrangements were yesterday COM
pleted which will make the closing day
of the meeting the grandest of the
week. In addition to the features
heretofore announced, Fairywood will
try three-mile dash against w. E.
Becker, the speedy young wheelman
so we'll known to local fame. Becker
says he can cover the three miles in
1906, and that is the figure Briggs sets
for Fairywood. So 1t looks as if the
race would be a close and exciting one
Speaking of the two efforts to be
made by his horses to break records
today, Mr.. Hamlin last night said:
Robert has made a mile this wear
in 2:04. This is the best time any horse
has made this season. We believe
Robert j can go a second better now.
He has been worked constantly since
his other performance, he has had
race here, and with a track such as this
l think he is certain to cut the time
down. We realize that we have had
the very best treatment from the driv-
ing club, and we are going to do our
best to make their closing day one that
will be remembered in Minnesota
through all time. In addition to this
effort of Robert J we shall send old
Hal Pointer to break his record of
2:041a. Each of the horses will have
running mate. We have one of the
best runners in the country with our
stable, and with such a driver as
Geers up, with horses and track in fine
condition, it only needs suitable
weather to make the record breaking
a certainty"
The track was thoroughly worked
during Thursday night, and was yes
terday in better condition than ever
before this week. Everything there
fore indicates great day for the
close of the most successful meeting
the association ever gave. Secretary
Jones said last night that he was
pleased with the patronage, land it
is to show the public that it is appre-
ciated that we give them this great
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