The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-30
GREAT HARNESS RACE
SECOND DAY OF THE NUTWOOD
PARK MEETING A Sue
CESS
SOME FAST TIME WAS MADE

IdOIita Pulled Down the Winners
Stakes of $2O,OOO-The 2.2O Pace
Proved Easy Money for the Fa-
vOrite, Robert FitzsimmOns-COn-
test for Second Money Exciting.
: DUBUQUE, To-. Aug. 29.-Idolita, own
ed by Frank Jones, of Portsmouth, N.
H, pulled down the winners share of
the Race Horse Review stakes for three
year-old trotters. The little bay winner
walked away from her field in three
straight heats. The purse was worth
$4,000, and was the third Of a series of
tuturity offerings put up by Mr.. John c.
Bauer, Of Chicago. Today's race was the
fastest three-year-old futurity ever
trotted. The first heat was made in the
following time: 49, los, 1:4O, 2:121k. This
was the fastest of the three heats and
equals the three-year-oId record III
class trot made at Louisville last year.
The money was divided as follows: lido
l1ta, owned by Frank Jones. $1,000; Ex-
tasy, owned by H. c. Mcdowell, of Lex
ington, $4,000; Rita E, owned by H. w.
Brown of Salt Lake, $2,250; Irma Elec-
tr1te, owned by Henry Axau, Dallas,
Tex, S125O; My Trick, owned by Marcus
DAILY, of Montana, $780, The balance of
the purse was divided between the nom
majors Of the sires of the winner and
the second horse. Of this amount the es-
tate of Senator Stanford secured $4,000.
1dolita, the favorite in the betting, was
never in danger of losing the race He
led all the way in the first heat. In the
second heat Extasy broke again, this
time at the quarter. Idolita went out to
the front and took things easy. There
was hard struggle from the half pole
to the wire between Rita E and Days
colt My Trick for second place The
Montana colt closed I'D a gap of twenty
lengths and came in only q half length
behlnd Rita. This heat was slow. in
2:l412. Again in the third heat Idolita
cut out the pace. Extasy broke at the
half, but caught her gait and came down
the stretch neck and neck with Rita e
and this time beat the latter to the wire
by nose, in a furioussdrive Oracle On
ward was close fourth with the others
Well up. The time Of the third heat was:
1872, 1:C612, 1:39, 2:14
The 2:20 pace, worth $780, was easv
money for the favorite, Robert Fitzsim-
mons.
The first heat of the third race. the
Central stake Of $780, tor PIP trotters
furnished the prettiest race Of the meet
Ing. Coming into the stretch the field
was well punched, with Copeland, the ia
Vor1te, on the pole. At the last turn
Altoka and Humboldt Maid pulled ont of
the bunch, followed by Aragon. The
three raced down the stretch side bv
side and finished noses apart The three
remaining heats went to Sir Charles in
slow time.
Today's weather was perfect for racing,
perhaps trifie too warm. In the neigh
borhood of $1,000 people saw the con-
tests. Summarizes:
three-year-old trotters purse S20. 0O0W y
1do1ta, c, by Monace-Editha
ET SMaTsh) ~
Ethelwyn &c. Marvin Hn50n wilkes .
Rita E, s f. by Ashland Wilkes
1r ma, ElectTite, b f, by Electric .
Ny Vt Trick bl br c, by Miiroi-Eiectric;0 > .
Joe Rhea) .:....:.................. 8 6
Oracle Gnateo Onward D Ie CHI f. by Onward
x LIS Brother (Milan) ...........4 5 :
Garblne, or G. (Starr) ...............8 7
crystalline, b f (StouD dis
Red Arthur, b C Cunningham Ids
Miriam Logan br CWest) dis
h ta, (Williamsg ................9 DIR
Time, ,2:1215, 2:1412, 2:14.
90 Second sec Do race, THE Maple Leaf" purse
Bob Fitzsimmons, h, by Judge
Norval CHussey) .....................1 1
Shade On, b (Kay) ..................2 2
Arbutaskan, b h (James) ...3 2
Rotha J, b m DEAN .......4
Time. 2:10, 2:O91a, 2:OSA.
.. Third race, the Central" purse $1,000,
Red Charles, 8, by Charleston
(Alger) Observation-Disclosures. 1 1
Altoka r h, by Allerton (Brownj.1 6
Aragon K, b s, by Adrian Wilkes
Humboldt Maid. b m CBenson). q 4
Pilonides. b S CWest ...............5 8
Dr.. Spellman, b g (McAvery. 2
Vendor CBish) ............4 7
Copeland, br g baldwin, .......7 &
Time, PIP, 2:10a4, 2;1S1a, 2:121A.