St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
VERY FAST TINE.
ITHURIEL TROTs THREE HEATS
IN a 2.4J RACE IN 2.1S OR
BETTER.
MAY BREAK RECORDS TODAY
ROBERT j WILL co AGAINST
2.O4, HAL POINTER AGAINST
HIS RECORD.
BECKER TO RACE HARDWOOD.
The Crack BicycIist VIII Give the
Derby Winner "A Very Hot
MAY BREAK RECORDS TODAY
BECKER TO RACE HARDWOOD.

Derby Winner Very Hot
Chase.
The day after the Fourth Is never
a good day for sportive entertain
mentS, from the treasurer stand
point at least, but Will E. Steele has
little to complain of the party which
gathered at the Minnehaha driving
park. About 500 were. there, and
it came between the Fourth and Sat
urday with a big programme. Yes
terday's bill was not to- be sneeZed
at, however, for there was one OF
pacing class, eight saving their dis
lance in 2:18 and 2:16 heats. The
2:17 class also showed good time,
Chamois stepping out the first heat
in 2:121s, a time that not very long
ago was the track record. He took
the race in straight heats, as did
May Ross the three-minute trot.
Bright Regent also took the final
heat in the 2:23 pace left from Thurs
day unfinished. r g. =
Ithuriel won the 2:45 pace with
equal ease.
Today, the last day of one of the
most successful meetings in the his
tory of the Minneapolis Driving club,
will have three stellar attractions
the effort of Robert J, 2:011a, to beat
2:04; the attempt of Hal Pointer,
2:041A, to beat his record, and the
match race between Fairywood, the
Derby winner, and w. E. Becker,
the fast short-distance bicyclist.
These will compete in a three-mile
race.
The final days bill also includes
the 2:23 and 2:19 trots and the 2:10
pace, each with a good field.
BRIGHT REGENT WINS OUT.
Previous to starting the regular
programme for the day the final
heat in the 2:23 class pacing from
Thursday was run.
Davy B led off, with Graceful
George second, and Geers laying
back with Bright Regent. Just past
the quarter George. took the lead
from Davy B, and into the Stretch
Geers pulled ahead of them both.
Davy and George had a pretty race
for second place, Davy B finally
winning. The time was 2:231a Ber-
nice was fourth, Rita fifth, MoIlie
Sumner distanced.
The moneys went in the same or
der
THE 2:17 PACING.
The first race regularly called was
the PIT pace, all the entries being
drawn except Bruley F, Drelincourt,
S G A and Chamois. Drelincourt
had the worst of the start, and they
went off with the pole horse, S G. A.
closely followed by Bruley F and
Chamo1S. In the open beyond the
turn, however, Drelincourt pulled up
TO second place. AT the half, howev-
er, he broke and went clear back.
Bruley F soon after went off his
feet, and Chamois and s G. A had if
all their own way, the mountaineer
taking the lead in the stretch, and
winning by over a length. The time
was fast, 2:12R.
In the second heat Chamois led
all the way around, S G A running
second and Bruley F third, Drelin-
court going behind early in the race.
1t was procession all the way. in
the same order as before, but in slow
er time, 2:15.
The order was the same all the
way around in the third heat, Ore
lincourt breaking as badly as ever.
Bruley F made a close finish for
second place with S G A, but
couldn't get it. The moneys went
with the heat, Drelincourt distanced.
Time, 2:17.
,n summer a. naG SECOND race 2:17 class, pac-
Chamois: CHI h, by Champlain.
II. Thompson, Independence
CThompson) /
S G A, g, Colonna- Fleet.
John J. Nelson, Hutchinson
Bnrley, F, b g, Legal Tender Jr.-
Pocahontas Boy. Waufie & FL
lis. Emporia, Kan. 2
Drelincourt b g, Hambrino-
Mabel c. D. Squires, Mime
apolis (Webster) .............4 dis
Time, 2:1212, 2:15, 2:17.
THREE-MINUTE CLASS.
Ihere were seven starters in the
three-minute class, Turquois. Dahlget-
ia, Ray w, Black Regent, MAY Ross.
Glena1a and Dufour. They were sent
off all we'll together except Glenaia.
who was four lengths back. Dahlget-
ia had the pole and soon took a long
lead. Ray w was second and Niles
third with May Ross, the winner of the
Oshkosh event. Going into the turn.
Niles let the Oshkosh mare out and she
overlook Dahlgetta in the stretch, al
most as though the Chippewa Falls
morse was tied. TurQuois ran fourth in
the stretch and Geers drove Black Re-
gent in for third place. Ray w was
fifth, Glenala and Dufour being dis
tanced Time, 2:23A.
May Ross had it easy again in the
second heat. Black Regent broke in
the first turn and didn't save his dis
lance. Dahlgetta went a close second
TO the half, but in the turn again fell
back into the bunch and was beaten
out by Tourquois. Ray w was fourth.
The time was better, 2:22Ia.
The third heat was enlivened by some
rss utiful speeding by Turquois. Full
Ter let her go off three lengths In the
rear, but had made it up before reach
ing the half, pushing Dahlgetta to
third and giving May Ross a lively
dash for first. The Oshkosh mare,
however, was not headed. Dahlgetta
finished third and Ray w fourth. The
money went in the order of the final
heat, the time of which was 2:21A.
Summary third race, 800 trot, 81, 900
purse.
May Ross, m, Anteros-Little
Kate. c. A. Niles, Oshkosh
NNiieSl j
Turquois, b m. Torrent-Pilotta.
George j. Fuller, St. Mathews,
KY. George W. Fuller)........ 2 q