The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-07

gaming on the leaders, LIS OIhCI
horses were 100 yards ahead of the
fiery black when re finally regained
his feet, but nothing daunted, he flew
around the circuit as fast as ever. AT
the harf-mile post Helen Gould, Ma
hart and I. d had gotten almost
abreast. Seeming TO know they were
rivals the speedy animals each increas-
ed it's speed in an effort to get the lead,
until the trio appeared in the distance
to skim over the track like birds. Back
OF them sped Bud l. and Lady Mae
as smoothly as clocl1work. Without a
skip the three leaders went into tie
back turn neck and neck. No one
could tell which horse was in the lead
and in eager excitement the audience
rose en- masse to catch the first glimpse
of the flying steeds' entrance into the
stretch. Around they came like chariol
horses. side by side, as they disappear
ed behind the hill The spectators
cheered and the horses, perhaps spur
red to greater effort by the exc. tement,
eNerted themselves more than ever.
With a splendid burst Of speed Helen
Gould drew away from her mates ana
swung by the grand stand a winner by
three lengths from Nahart, who finish
lead Bud l. under the wire, a dozen
lengths back of the leaders by SIX
lengths. At the sound Of the bell when
all Of the horses had finished they
quickly turned and cantered up to the
judges as though guided by invisible
hands. while the spectators cheered
and appIauded enthusiastically. The
race was paced in 2:19.
In May Bird Dr.. Carver possesses
another "guideess wonder that was
sent q lone mile making the circuit at
a speedy gallop instead Of pacing as
Cid the other animals. May Bird Is
what is known in the West as a "sha-
dow chaser possessing an alteration
of mind which impels her to run at
full speed until stopped. Unless headed
Oft after her heat, DR.. Carver says the
horse would run on and on until COM
pletely exhausted. May Bird ran the
mile in 2:16.
The 2:l0 trot, with but three starters,
was won by Caryl Carne in straight
heats, while B 3 p and Greenleaf fin
ished second and third respectively in
each heat Caryl Carne drew the pole
in the first heat and lead B B 2 by
q length into the stretch, with Green
leaf several lengths back. Coming
Sown the stretch B B p made a bid
for the race under the whip and was
almost on even terms with Caryl Carne,
and sent his horse under the wire, win
J er by half q length, Greenleaf finished
nalf a dozen lengths away for third
place. Time, 2:1612.
In the second Caryl Carne went to
the front at the first turn and lead 3
i p by two lengths to the stretch,
Greenleaf going poorly dozen lengths
behind. With scarcely q brush to the
wire CaTyl Carne won the heat, b Is
T second and Greenleaf third. Time,
2:151a.
The third heat was the most interest
ing of the race. The hOrs- 5 got away
we'll together and held their positions
within three lengths of each other Into
the stretch. In The brush to the wire
Caryl Came was driven out with
3 but half q length back and Green
leaf in third place by but a length.
Time, 2:12R.
summary-2:l0 trot, mile heats, best three
IN five. purse 81 ,000, three moneys
Andy McDowell's Caryl Carne, or. g. / l
L. BrI's B P, b. h.....;--.........".2 2 2
J. c, OSwa,d's Greenleaf, b. g..........S 3
Time, 2151a, 2;14, 2:1213.
Out Of twenty-fOur entries IN the
2:30 pace only five horses started. They
were Naheo!a, Removine, Ina King,
Bettina Wilkes and Lord ROseberry.
The latter Won the race easily in
straight heats, never being challenged
except by NahOela, who finished sec
-Qnd in each. Ina King was third in
th2 three heats, Removine fourth, and
Bettina Wilkes fifth, the latter barely
getting within the distance flag twice.
SummaTy-2:30 pace mile heats, three in
I'VE, purse $1,000 four moneys
Gretns farms Lord RoseberTy, b. HI / 1
Laura Jensen's Nahoela, br. h. .........2 2
&. S. Curry's Ina King, b. m..........S 3 3
DR.. R. D. Eat0n's Removing, b. h....4 4
Charles Sheridan's Be:tina Wilkes,
Time r li. 2:i5s. 2i73l 2i8Ig .
Five starters faced the flag In the
Ore-mie running race, being Druggist,
Rose dor, Abbess, Billy Sutherland
and Hattie Boaz. They got off in a
bunch with each cutting for the pcle.
Druggist Won the inside and set fast
pace to the half-mile. leaving Hattie
Boaz hOpelessly behind, but closely
followed by the others. This was the
order to the turn, where Abbess moved
up from third place and lead the bunch
into the stretch, winning the race hand
lily by two lengths. Druggist finished
second, Rose dor third, Billy Suther-
land fourth, and Hattie Boaz a poor
fifth. Time, 1:43&4.
The judges were: H. w. Faglev. ST.
Paul; John Ryan, Minneapolis T.
Grattan, Preston. Timers, H. E. Wise,
San Francisco, Cal; w. E. Kenyon,
Newport; w. S. Gregory, st. Paul.
Starter, M. T. Grattan, Preston.
Owing to the high wind there was no