The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-10

into the lead and was never again
headed, winning in the end easily,
Wilkes two lengths in front of Berry,
Cessette A fourth, close up. Time,
2:25. Summary:
2:1S class, trotting; special purse
Jessie Dhu, blk m. Jere Allis, Is!nours,
MINI. (Dunbar) .................. .a...1
Wilkes, br G, H. A. Palmer. Columbus. :
Berry G .I blk h. G. W. Drybreau, Emmets =
burg, 10. (Cullen) .................:S 3
Cossette A, MI. w. Loomis, st. Paul ,
Raw 0 w br g D. W. Thurston Mime
apolis CWilson) .......................5 4 5
Time, 2:21, 2.20, 2:25.
The three fourth running heat
race had seven starters and they took
nearly half an hour getting off. ABB
hess took the lead and held from start
to finish, though Free Gold tried to go
to the front at the half. Oklahoma Sal
finished second length behind. Free
Gold fourth. This race was unfinished
owing to rain.
In the match race to wagons, be-
tween DR.. B. A. Pomeroy's Derby P
and A. J. La Chances Martini. Derby
P won a closely contested race by
length. Time, not given.
TO-DAY's ENTRIES
The entries for to-day are:
2:2S class, trotting. Purse. sS00-Minne
D
lis; Agion, George A. Parker, Rockford; Jen-
ME ME Bell m, Henry Olson, Rochester; Mitch
K, bl h. G. NJ. Kelley, vinton; Mono A. b 6,
A. Ross. Castlewood; Hazel, CHI m, Jere Allis.
Isinours; Little Edgar, br g, Frank Croker,
spong CPa Duke sprague
g, Harry A. Palmer. Columbus.
2:19 class, pacing. Purse. $S00-WaterIoo
Rashaw Clark h o. q T Ciari, Minneapoiis.
Drifton, b h, H. F. & F. K Baich LakeviIe;
Paul; Agate. br g. W. B. MacLean, Minneapo-
lis; Trumpcttone, g. t. D. Crff. Mir a2ol S;
Kitty Hanisch: ]. A. HANSEN, Lake City; Mes
ma. b m. Sherwood Stock Farm. Sheldon;
Lee w, gr G, S. E. Whitney Dodge Center;
Minnie Wilkes. br m, E.. Lyle, st. Paul; San
min, g, l. v. Gedney. Minneapolis; Lundeen.
bl h. Youngreen Bros. Galesburg; Moronial.
m, W. C. Horrobin. Austin Van Roy ch h.
]. NJ. Romfg, independence; Mabel L, 5 m,
G. G. Grey, Independence; Frank NJ. br Z,
Mulgrew G Mcnamara Dubuque: Allerian.
br h. G; D; DarnaI. West Union; Hazel Hurd
b m, W. L. Ellwood Dekalb; Coxswain, ch
h, j. B. Andrews. Minor; Max Wordan CHI
h, Lyman j. Boynton. Red Wing.
TRACK NOTES.
ta,ly-ho or two were in evidence-perfect
flower gardens
Happy Jack does not at all like being driven
to a sulky. He prefers the a'l-alone style.
where he has no weight to haul. He was
scored several times hitched to a sulky, but
showed his disapproyal in no uncertain man
ner
The wind had sh fled to the north by p.
M, and rendered st. Paurs day perfect in all
weather respects.
Richardson the trick biker received several
rounds of well-merited applause
Bill Mathews gave Red Strath hard drive
in the second heat CT the 2:07 race, and took
in great form, and showed better than 2:13 for
the mile.
Luther Newport and his tandem led off the
procession of turnouts, which was of goodly
proportions. and quite OF a stylish order.
Some of the horses were cruelty locked till
mere bottle brushes stuck up where grace
full. sweeping fly brush should have hung.
Frank Seymour was in evidence. He came
late and did not seem to take his wonted in
terest in the races.
Jesse Dhu is royalty bred having in her
veins the blood of Wilkes and Alcyon. She is
Mrs. Alis road mare and pet. and has not
done very well of late in her former drivers
hands. being credited with ia Mt heart. She
didn't show any faint heartednesS in Dunbar'S
hands. and finished strong in the 2:lS race.
She is very easy gated, and got 2:17 record
at Rochester last week, and IS going hence to
Milwaukee.
Wilkes is a game little horse. and when he
thoroughly RECEIVERS from his cough will make
a good mark He is very smooth gated.
C. H. GEO, of the Horseman. of Chicago.
was around taking notes.
Doc Stone slipped up into the timers stand
to me the bangtai.s, just for old times
sale.
II was a patient crowd that waited on that
balky bunch of runners.
The pools of tobacco spit in the neighbor-
hood of the alleged press stand were sugges-
tive of -. But hCgs wouldn't have been
such beasts.
There was a little wagering here and there
in the grand stand, and it was not for peanuts,
either
Prof Lyons, CHIEF mixer of the St. Paul
weather factory, was present in the grand
stand wearing two by ten smile, fail over
coat and an I-told-you-so placidity of express