St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-02
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Orphan Boy third and Maud B, fourth.
The summary: 2:40 trot; 81, 600 purse.
THE 2:1s PACE.
There was just as pretty a race in the
2:19 pace Seven starters again came
TO the scratch, Burnley Carrie W, Del
ia, The Parson, Alice Director, and
last, but not least, the La Crescent
favorite, Princess Aye-u-lah-lee-ah. On
the fifth trial they went off well to-
gether, although from the press stand
Afrite seemed to have about half
length the best of the Princess, who
had drawn the pole. At the turn, how
ever, Eulalia's nose showed in front of
the bay, and the leaders were buckling
down to a rafting good gait Alice
Director was coming up strong, but
went off her feet and was disqualified
in the announcements.
At the first pole Delta was first and
Afrtte was coming close behind, with
the Princess third The positions at
the half were essentially the same. ex-
cept that Afrite was rapidly closing up
the gap between him and Delta, and
on the further end of the track they
appeared neck and neck. Into the
stretch it was still anybody's race, but
Delta was unable to keep up the gait
she had set early in the heat.
Half way down the line Russell's
whip flashed in the air and he steadily
pulled away from the other, Eulalia
was third, with the Parson a good
fourth, Carrie W was fifth, and Burley
z was last, but was given sixth place
The time was PA fiat.
The Parson had evidently reformed
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start in the second heat of the pace
The five still remaining tried twice TO
get off, when somebody discovered that
the clergyman was missing and a re-
cess was taken while a stable boy was
sent after the recreant st. Paul animal
Lawson took advantage of the recess
also to take off Carrie WIS shoe and
give her some toe weights.
Then the six of them came to the
mark and on the second trial they went
off together. The order at the one
fourth was Afrite, Della, Princess Eu-
lalia, and Carrie W, and this was held
into the stretch, when there was some
shifting of positions. Afrite held the
lead easily about two lengths ahead
of Della, but the latter went off her feet
in front of the grand stand, but she
did not make any difference. Burley
F was fourth, the Princess fifth. and
the st. Paul Parson sixth. The time
was a repetition of the first heat, PA.
The third and final heat was pro-
cession from start to finish. Afrite set
the pace, and a. hot one it was. His
nose showed well in front at the first
turn, and he was never headed. Della
was next, followed by Carrie W, Prin-
cess Eulalia, the Parson and Buriey F,
in the order named. Within the last
few rods Carrie made a, beautiful squirt,
but couldn't catch Phelps horse. Bur-
ley F took the same time TO show his
heels to the Parson.
Afrite took first money, Della second,
Carrie W third, and Princess Eulalia
fourth.
THE THREE-MINUTE CLASS.
The last race called was that for the
three-minute goers less than two years
of age. There were seven starters, and
Patsy Brooks, a protoge of Orphans,
from Texas. had it all his own way.
Doc Dulaney gave him a hard push
at the start, but the Texan pulled away,
and finished an easy winner, three
lengths of open air between him and
Proctor, who pulled up strongly, ana
Cook second at the last minute from
Pilot Medium Jr. Dulaney was fourth,
May Queen fifth and Lu Ed sixth.
Alone, a La Crosse colt, didn't save
his distance.
During the intermission Directum,
who is entered in the free-for-an trot
for Wednesday, went an exhibition
mile The time was not taken, but the
pretty black steed with the Trilby fore
feet danced over the track at a gait
close to two minutes.
The second heat they went off with
little delay, although Proctor had a
little the best of the start. Patsy
Brooks, however, took the lead at the
quarter. and the heat looked like an
easy one In fact, it was. for Patsy
didn't have a rival. The rest how
ever, were we'll punched, but Doc
Dulaney got second place. Third was
given to Pilot Medium Jr., although
Sir Ed was close up. Fifth place went
to Proctor, and May Queen was last.
Time, 2:20lz. Patsy Brooks took first
money, Doc Dulaney, second; Proc
tor, third, and Pilot Medium Jr.,
fourth
RACE SUMMARIES.
Three-mlnute colts, tWo-year-old or
under, $500 purse. Patsy Brooks took
both heats and race, Doc Dulaney sec
ond, Proctor third. Pilot Medium Jr
and May Queen also started. Time,
2:1915, 2:2O14.
2:40 trot, 81, 200 purse, Fitz Royal took
second, third and fourth heats and
race, Van V took second. Orphan Boy
third Maud B. Charley Boggs, Emma
Sweet and Arpallo also started. Time,
2:2014, 2:21L, 2:231a, 2:23. 2:19.
Pacing race, $1,000 purse, Afrite won
in straight heats: Delta second, Carrie
w third. Princess Eulalie. Bentley F,
The Parson and Alice Rector also
started. Time, PA, 2:14. 2:1715.
Derby, three-mile dash for 2:3O trot-
tiers, $1,000 stake. Fairywood first. Bon
Ami second, Random third Louisa B,
MapIeton and Burr Oak also started
Time, 7:16IS.
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