St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-05


would not be required. And it was.
For although Maggie Sherman led at
the. start, Kate never let her get away,
and they were close together when,
just before reaching the half, Maggie
went off her feet for a moment. She
came down right away, but Phalla-
mont had gone ahead. Kate, however,
went off for a moment later in the
turn and Maggie again led. Into the
stretch they came together, and it
was neck and neck all the way down
to the wire. First Kate had it and
then Maggie, but Phallamont had it
by a short neck at the wire and the
fifth heat was called for. Queen AL
fred was third, Maud Wright fourth,
Margrave fifth and Sixty-six sixth.
The time, 2:17l4, was fast for fourth
heat
The fifth heat was started with Mag
gle Sherman fully length to the
better of the pole horse, and when
she finished she held practically the
same lead. 1t was nip and tuck all
the way around, Kate taking the lead
in the turn, only to lose it shortly after
passing the quarter Maud w. was
third. Only nose was Maggie ahead
when they went into the long turn,
but when they came out into the
stretch Maggie seemed to have a lit
tie better, and she came down to the
wire winner by about length. The
time was 2:17, even faster than the
fast fourth heat. SiXty-six took third
money and Maud Wright fourth.
Summary, second race, PIG trct,
$1,000 purse four moneys
Maggie Sherman, br m, Alex
H. Sherman-Bernice. L.
Brill, Stevens Point Gentry 1851
Kate Phallamont, b m, by
Phallamont. F. H. Colby,
Minneapolis .......:............ 211 2
Sixty-Six, b g, Chimes-Jer-
aurora (Geers) C.:.........:... see 9
Wright-Fanny Newton. C.
M M Clough, Rochester -. SAC
ish Maiden. Kendall & Good
hue, Terre Haute Curtis 1885 4
Queen Alfred, m, Alfred c.,
dam by Jay Bird. Hill Farm,
Dallas (Chandler) ..:......... 4 . 8
k GbIefl seTods oh h. Faye, Eayet t
Fayette, Mo. Fuller) ... dis
Time, 2:161H, 2:1a14, 2:1S, 2:17lA, 2:I7.
KOLINA AND CHAIRMAN COM
PETE.
Only six of the thirteen entered for
the 2:21 trot came to the scratch, these
being Kolina. of the Dallas string,
Riley S, Chairman, Jerry W, Myrtle
N and Nellie Cobb. There was trouble
in starting these, too, but they We're
finally gotten off. Jerry w led at the
start, but Riley cut in before the
quarter was reached; Myrtle N was
third. They held their qualifica tons
nearly to the finish, when Kolina
came to the front, and with Riley S
and Jerry w came down the stretch
almost neck and neck. Riley S pulled
little ahead of the other two. but
on account of running was set back to
third place. Kolina was first, Jerry
w second, Myrtle N fourth, Chairman
fifth and Nellie Cobb distanced.
The time was rs At the close of this
heat Directum was shown in front of
the stand, and amid cheers from the
crowd.
Kolina took the second heat nicely,
although Jerry w and Chairman both
pushed her for the honors in the
stretch. Riley S got off a little ahead,
but Jerry w led in the turn with Riley
coming up fast. At the quarter it
was Rley's lead and Jerry second,
with Kolina close. They were well
punched, with the exception of Myrtle
N, all the way, but Kolina forged
ahead and won by two lengths. Jerry
w was second, with Chairman half a
length behind. Riley S was fourth,
Myrtle N fifth. The time was 2:191a
The third heat started with Kolina
leading, Jerry w second, Myrtle N
third and Riley S and Chairman trail
ing. Chairman pushed into the front
of the bunch, however, in the last half
and finished half a length ahead of
Riley S, who was set back for running
Jerry w was given second, Kolina
third and Myrtle N last. Time, Poi.
The fourth heat started with Jerry
w leading off, but Davis, who had
taken Geers' place behind Riley S,
took the lead at the third furlong, only
to lose it almost directly to Chairman.
Kolina caught them all in the stretch
and won easily. Jerry w second, Char
milan third and Riley S last, Myrtle
N not having been drawn. Time, 2:21
Chairman got second money, Jerry
w third and Riley S fourth.
Summary third race, 2:21, $10oo purse
four moneys
Kolina, b m, by Kekemis. Hill
Farm: Dallas FulleD ..........
sign. c. A. Thompson, indie
pendence (Thompson) ......... 8 /
Jerry w, CHI g, by Hammis.
George w. Spear, Minneapo-
lis (SpeaD Observation-Disclosures. = . 2
Riley S, blk h, Riley Medium
Queen. Cherokee Farm, Usage
Myrtle N, b m, Alburn-Kitty E.
f. H. Colby, Minneapolis
Time, 2:1s, 2:isis, 2:2l, 2:2l. ''''' : :
THE 2:2S PACE.
pace with seven starters, Bermice
pace with seven starters, Bernice
Graceful George, Miss McGinty, Dav!
B, Rita S, Mollie Simmer and Brigh
Regent. They had as good a start a.
seven sulkieS ever struck, but sool
| began to split up. Graceful George LEI
to the turn with Bright Regent second
and they went that way to the half
| where they reversed positions. Dow
| to the wire Bright Regent held tn
| lead, although Graceful George wa
close behind, Davy B was third, ant
Bermice, Reta S and Mollie Slimme
had a hard fight for fourth place
| Bermice winning finally. Miss Nc
Ginty was back of the flag. Time
2:1SA.
The second race was a close one
| Davy B led off and it looked for tim
as though the heat would be his, Rit;
S and Graceful George being his near
est competitors, while Bright Regen
was fourth. Rita went off her fee
at the third furlong, however, an
about the same time the Regent bega
to forge his way through the CROWD
Into the stretch it was a close rae
and down to the wire they came we
gathered. Bright Regent won in 2:1S1!
with Graceful George very close sec
ond, Davy B, Bermice, Rita S an
Mollie Simmer following in the orde
named, the same as in the precedin
| heat.
Summary, fourth race diminished
2:2S pacing, $1,000 purse, four moneys
Bright Regent, CHI &, Prince Regent
Bright Eyes, Village Farm, East
Aurora (Geers) .....-....-...........1
Graceful George, CHI h, Altoona Jr.-