The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-31

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tendance at the Track.
DUBUQUE, To-, Aug. 3O.-Kingmcnd,
owned by Mr.. Frank Jones, of Ports
mouth, N. H, and the stable companion
of lolita, who yesterday won the Horse
Review futurity, today took down the
$1,000 purse offered for 2:24 trotters at the
Nutwood Driving park. Cornelia Belle
got second money, Dainty Daffo third
and Escobar fourth.
The first was the fastest Of the three
heats, 2:111a, and Kingmond took all three
of the heats hands down. In the first
Cornelia Belle, the second horse, gave
Kingmond a rather stiff argument, com
ing up the stretch, but was unable to
keep up the squirt and fell back to second
place. In the second heat the Jones entry
acted badly and broke twice before reach
ing the quarter, but after that closed up
q gap Of twenty-five lengths on Cornelia
Belle and won by a short head.
The third heat was easy for Kingmond
from the quarter pole on. Dainty Daffo
and Escobar had q stiff brush in the
stretch. Daffo held her own, however,
and finished second by a short head.
The second event on the card, the 2:S5
pace, took five heats to decide. Dan
Patchen, owned by Mr. c. T. Hancock,
of Dubuque finally landed first money,
winning fourth. fifth and sixth heats,
while the favorite, Armada Prince, had
to be cohtent with second money, after
taking down the second and third heats
Minnie Simmons, who took the first heat,
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distanced in the second
The sixth heat saw only two starters,
Patchen and Armada Prince, the other
two being ruled out for not having won a
heat of five. Patchen led all the way and
won by twenty lengths
The third event, a 2:O7 pace, saw the
fastest time of the meeting Four heats
were run, Sallie Toler taking two, Giles
Noyes one and Indiana one. The second
heat was run in 2:O5A. The time of Giles
Noyes in this heat was: :301b 1:O11b. / 3d.
2:05A.
The fourth heat was close all the way
around. Sallie Toer got the pole at the
start and kept a lead of less than half
length from that on. Coming around
the last turn the field was punched
heads apart, and they finished in that
style. Darkness caused the postponement
of the deciding heat
Tomorrow four great PAGERS will con-
test for special purse of $25, OOO The
entries are: Directly, Ananias Frank
Bogas and Burrough Park formerly
Plane0.
Today's attendance of over 10000 Is ex-
pected to be doubled tomorrow. The
weather promises to be perfect. and the
! track Is in prime condition for the spe-
cial event. Summaries:
First race, the Key City" 224 class.
! trOtting, purse s. 5000
| Kingmond b h, by King Darling
| ton (Marsh) -. ............ + I
CorneIia Belle, br m. by Onward
D shltSyf Paffo. Blk m. by wilton 2
Escobar br h, by Expedition Mil Z
Mart Alierton. CHI l(isiiiiii5$
Afro L, blk g (McBane) ........3 dis
Xa Stne r. b , (,TIanby( ;.:.-.....dis
Time. 2:ll12, 2:l2A, 2:12A.
Second race, % the he 'shafter," 2:S5 class,
| Dan Patchen, b h, by Har-
| old Patchen (Hussey) ~ 3 / I
Armada Prince blk h, by
Expert Prince (ArnolD 80 1 1 2 2
Admiral 4ndda p Re ~ To- g & by
Douglass Nelson - "a 70
Dunston Oh So. blk DER
Minnie Simmons. b h (Ken-
| ny(:... ........ / dis
Lord Simral, CHI pal
Iner) ...--..-....-.........di dis
Time, 2:12A, 2:12a4 2:151a, 2:15, BITE,
Third race "The Commercial" 2:O7
! class, PAGERS, purse 81, 500 (unRnished)-
Indiana: g, by King of Bellair
| (t1emlng) .....-........ ........,,l 3 2
Giles Moves, b g, by Charles CAT
| frey WeSt) 49,. .................5
! Sallle Toller, m, by Ashland
Tom Ogden. br g, by Bacon
| CCarnathan) ............... 8 2 9
sherman Clay, g, by Claydust
| U ullagerl ................ ...3 4
Time, POSE, 2:O514, 2:O624, 2:O8A.