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

behind King Princeps and Allie Gee.
In the open she broke again and went
clear back. The heat was between
Allie Gee, Princeps and Joe Gaines,
and it looked as though it was
Princeps' heat until nearly the wire,
when Allie Gee pulled ahead, with
both Princeps and Joe Gaines within
"a length. Tempter was fourth and
Abbandonne fifth. Time, 2:1SA.
The third heat in the 2:23 showed still
new blood. Allie Gee, with the pole,
took the lead at the turn, with his
half brother, Joe Gaines, close behind,
king Princeps third and Tempter
fourth. Before reaching the half,
however, Shuler's entry had gone from
third clear to the front, Allie Gee was
second and Joe third. In the stretch
there was some more pretty racing,
but Princeps was not headed. Temp
ter also came up and gave Allie Gee
"A brush for second place, but had to
be content with taking third away
from Joe Gaines. Abbandonne was
last again. Time, PISA.
HAL MAKES 2:O6s4.
Hal Pointer was then brought out
ana as GeerS sent him up and down
the stretch for a warming up with
ms running mate, the crowd cheered
the handsome PAGER, who was about
to try and break his record of 2.041h
Once or twice they pranced up and
down the stretch and then they went
away. AS the PAGER went down to
the turn, warming up more and more
every instant, and those in the crowd
who were holding "Split-record," eX-
cited their neighbors with the informa-'
t1on that the first quarter was made in
nat. Down the straight stretch Hale
movement seemed the very poetry of
motion beside the gallop of his run
ming mate, and cheer after cheer went
UP. as the watchers saw space fly fast
behind Pointers feet. The half was
made in 1:02%, and it was apparent
that the record would be safe, but as
an exhibition of gay speeding the
and an ecstacy to the soul of the
horse lover. Down the stretch the
spectacle was even prettier, and the
three-tlme winner of a record-break-
ing race could hardly have been more
warmly received than was Hamlin's
Dlue-blooded Steed when he came down
to the wire in 2:GSS4, the track record as
well as the state record
THE FINAL HEAT.
The fourth heat was another hot
one, the five going off we'll together
with Allie Gee a shade to the better.
At the turn, however, Princeps had the
lead, Allie Gee second, Joe Gaines
third. Tempter broke, but came down
nicely and at the qua rter Joe Gaines
also broke, but didn't lose his posi-
ton. Princeps, however, kept his lead,
although Allie Gee gave him a hard
going well, however, while the others
had less success. Abbadonne took a
brace and finished third, Joe Gaines
fourth and Tempter fifth. Time. 2:191s.
King Prirceps was awarded first
third and Joe Gaines fourth.
Summary, 2:23 trot, second race
$1,000 purse, four moneys, interrupted
by rain:
King Princeps. b h, Count
Princeps-Almont. " L. Shu-
Ter, Minneapolis (ShuleD....2 2 1 1
Flora. c. W. Behnke &
Sons, Brillion, Wis (RusselD.3 1 2
Abbadonne, b m, Wilkes Boy
Lulu Patchen. c. H. Spen-
Ger, Minneapolis, Mathews).1 5 5 3
Joe Gaines, b g, Allie Gaines
Lucy Bird. Isaac Rice, Elgin
(Clough) ........................4 3
T. Tempter, b h, st. Bel-Nora
Temple. F. H. Colby, Mime
Time, 2:isA, 2:iSH, 2:isH, 2:isA.
THE 2:1O PACE.
The racing event of the day was the
2:1O pace. There were six starters and
they were good ones. Tie starters
were Moonstone, Belle Malone, Tom
Frank Egan. There was trouble in
starting these, too, but at last they
got off with Belle Malone two or threa
lengths behind. Tom Ogden led in the
turn, but was soon passed by Frank
Egan. At the quarter Albert E was
i,.I DAlI Hol
first four were well punched and in
the stretch they were badly mixed up.
Ogden came up under a hard drive,
however, and won the heat.
Two Strike went under the wire sec
ond on a run, SO that Frank Egan got
the place. Albert Z. was fourth Moon
stone fifth and Belle Malone last.
Time, 2:11.
AS this heat was finished drizzling
rain began and the track was a little
slower.
The second heat was another warm
one and was started in a hurry as
sharp shower was coming up Ogden
led off, but Egan took the lead at
the quarter. Geers was third with
MoonStone and Albert E fourth They
held this well, but in the stretch Ogdei,
took the lead again and came under
the wire first
Geers brought Moonstone up for sec
ond, taking it from Frank Egan at the
very last. Albert E was fourth and
Two Strike fifth.
Tom Ogden took first money, Frank
Egan second, Moonstone fourth and
Two Strike fifth.
Summary third race, 2:1O pace, 81 600
purse four moneys, interrupted by
rain:
Tom Ogden. b g, Bacon-Un-
traced. Wellington, Kan Con
nor) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Frank Egan, by Mikagan- White
Cloud. Ross & Dickerson, Madi-
Moonstone, blk m, Mambrino King
Clarke. Village Farm, East Au-
rora (Geers). ..............
Two Strike, gr g, Ferguson-Un-
traced. A. Niles, Oshkosh (Niles) 8 5
Albert E, b G, Pearose- Ringlet w.
j. Hay, Oshkosh (Garrity).
Belle Malone, gr m, Sea Foam
Bird. w. L. Elwood, De KaIb.
Time. 2:11, 2:11.
William Parker has drawn Joe 3
from all his races this season. as he
will not drive in races this year on ac-
count of the death of his wife. He
still has a number of horses beside
Joe B. however, in his training sta bles