The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-05
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At the half John L. was close behind the
leader and Joymaker was third, but when
they came around the bend into the
stretch, the three were punched, not
heads apart Mabel Onward being well
in the lead by herself. In the last few
yards, Admiral Symmes came fast and
wrested second place from John L., by a
head, while Joymaker was close up.
Eestacy was a poor fifth. The time was
given as 2:16N.
In the second heat a very pretty race
was seen. Onward did not have things
quite so easy, for John L. had some idea
Of winning the second round himself
Opposite the grand stand on the far side
of the track they were all close up, with
the speedy Mabel slightly in the lead;
this position she maintained and toward
the finish came away from John L. who
was well ahead Of Joymaker. Admiral
Symmes had to be content with fourth
place and Ecstacy again had the pleas
ure Of a rear view Of the finish. The time
was exactly the same as the first heat,
2:l6A. Some trouble was experienced in
getting the horses away in this heat and
the starter had to recall the drivers six
times.
The last heat resulted in Mabel Onward
again finishing first with John L. and
Joymaker in the order named. The heat
was not so close as the other two and
the horses began stringing out before
reaching the half mile pole The time
was 2:18A, the slowest of the three heats
Ecstacy broke badly at the quarter and
barely finished inside the flag.
RUNNING RACES.
The running horses, five In number
came on after the trotters and PAGERS
had finished and two Of the three heats
We're very interesting to watch Melody
won the first heat easily and then Zebra
captured one. In the run-of the latter
horse could have beaten the former by
TWO hundred yards, had not the leader
eased up Summaries:
2:22 pacing, s., 600 purse
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A, J; Testers gr m Kitty Kester
Time, 2:i31. 2:154. 2:17H. ''''''''-4
2:35 trotting. 81 900 purse
II; h Smiths b m Mabel Onward
p &; cameron's i,,i;. John L lH Han
Riverside Farms b Joym .ii,;fo Z :
Lew as@Oi & Nichols br Admiral
Mrs. E.. J. Guerin's b m Ecstacy
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purse
Zebra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
Melody ......................... 2
AoeSso '.'............ ...-...'.............3
IILoppeJ 8, 4
Time. 1920. 1:2O. 1:2 : =
The other attractions. consisting of the
band concert by the First Regiment band;
Caicedo, king Of the bounding wire; the
horizontal bar exhibition and the tight
rope artists. were all exceedingly well
received. and all the performers were
clever. Caicedo, in particular came in
for tremendous ovation. The balloon
ascension came off st about 5 80 and was
in every sense a success.
TRACK NOTES.
The officials were the same as on Mon
day, with the exception of A. w Thurs
ton, who replaced Mr.. Gregory. -
AS the jockeys were weighing in after
the second heat in the running event
Johnny Sullivan, who rode Melody. was
dissatisfied with the weighing judges
work and became abusive. Subsequently
he went into the judges stand and public
ly apologized, thus escaping suspension.
The first race was called strictly on
time, something that people are not ac-
customed to, and as a result there were
several thousand who did not see the
first heat of the 2:22 pace.
vendor of peanuts did a thriving bust
ness in the grand stand, selling a pack
age of peanuts and "a solid silver" SOU
Venlr spoon for only one dime"
Fresh car German pfunes one-half
pu crates, CSC. Andrew Schoch Gro Co