The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-21

! DIES MOlNES, Iowa, July 20.-(Specia1.)
The principal event in Western horse
! circles the past week was the Great
4 Westerdn circuit races he&d here. The
weather was exceedingly hot and the
leng-continued drought made the famous
kite track very dusty On the opening
Gay it was at hast five seconds slow and
very cuppy. the ground breaking away
/ from under the horses hoofs. However
as the meeting progressed, the track
grew faster until it was well nigh in
! perfect condition on Friday. The at
/ tendance was large each cay, the beokies
! cid a rafting business and it was an ex-
! ceptionally strong meeting.
The opening race was the 2:25 pace, and
| 1t was in every sense CT the word
! corker DR. Monical, the game son of
Gambetta Wilkes captured it. after drop
! ping the second hcat to Major Mason. and
/ in the third going dead heat with him.
/ The Minneapolis gel6fng Renaoyine to-k
! third money, Ed M, Jessanine, Mayola
and Roy Day being distanced The time
was 2:1I1s 2:G9A, 2:o92l, 2:1S and 20. III i
! was fast clip for kemov.ne to sustain
! and he was overheated and his life de-
SPARED Of on Wednesday, but DR.. Eaten
! worked faithfully and managed to bring
! the game PAGER out, and he viii probab
start at Ottawa, ILL.,, this VIC elk
! The second race called was the 2:4O trot
and was won in hollow STYLE by the won
! derfrl.y fast California mare Sue, with
! George LooTnis' JON Audubon second,
I une st. Paul mare Annie Ripley third ana
/ Van Meter fourth. Time, 2:lGlb. PIG and
/ 2:2lA
The PIG pace was one Of the most holly
contested OF the meeting, and Lola Mix.
the. marvellous South Dakota mare. wen
! the first two heats and Charles Dewey
the next two. the race being postponed
/ until Wednesday,, when Lola Mix wtnt
! out and won it in a terrific drive from
! Dewey. The time as 2:12A, 2:12h, 2:IS3S,
2:l3A. 2:101A. Deweys owner conceived
! the icea that the horse was not driv II
! to win inasmuch as lie wen from the
mare at Davenport the week previous,
and accordingly sold him at auction later
in the week, the price paid bang 500.
! As he is entered in $4,000 worth OF stakes
j later in the season this is a very F,w
| figure for horse with g record of 2:e15.
1 In this race Anterose to,x third money,
ana the, ST. Paul horse Der S. fourth
money, Kittie Powers and Kona w
being fifth and sixth respectively.
Wednesdays card was an attractive
one and began with the 2:30 trot which
was five-heat affair, Baronmont taxi
! ing the first two heats and Rose McIntz.
the speedy Wisconsin mare. the next
! three. Sunshine was thi d, Billy
! fourth, Philip Lockheart, who injured
/ himself, being drawn in the third heat,
| and Beatrice oistanc ed Time. Z:tLla,
/ 2:2l1a, 2:2212. 2:2SA, ppm.
The 2:10 pace was on the sensational
order, and broug forth a hefty field E
/ starters. Emmett II won the first TWO
heats in a drive, but then blew up the
/ St Louis mare, Sophia, winning the
third, fourth and sixth heats after bruis-
] ing finishes under the whip. Mark Der
! by stole the fifth heat right at the wire
! from the mare, but failed to nose out in
! the last heat. The good Faribault mare,
Minnehaha, went a mighty good race,
! considering the uncertain footing. and
/ earned foruth money, fnis ing well up
| in the front tier The other starters
were Freilmont, Country Girl and Bar
ney Mccoy. Time, 2:13A, 2:l61b, 2:lOA,
/ 2:l314, 2:111a, 2:14A ,.a-
The 2:20 trot was won in handy style
I by Don1it.an, after Mayor Swift had
taken the flrzt he at, Earl King was third,
, Dulcie fourth Robin Downs fifth, son
! Sen sixth and Harry NJ last. Time, 2:l41h.
/ 2:I414, PISA, 2:l6A.
Thursday was the greatest cay Of tie
meeting and drew a TREMENDOUS crowd,
/ VINO viewed the very hotly contest
! ed events with great pleasurea
For the second tine during the
meeting 1T. Monical won tie 2:5
pace, playing with his field, except in the
8 sc'C4to iiSctlJ " IL II Tie N1lnQEd polls morse,
I Gale. stole march on him and landed
/ the heat after a hard drive down tie
stretch. Time, 2:l2%, 2:151a, Eliza 2:1l16.
/ In the 2:z3 trot Lord Linton won the
/ first hest, but was Beaten the next three
by Victoria Fhallas. Time, 2:16R, 2:l5A,
2:lGA, 2:-1A.
The 2:l3 pace was a hot proposition
/ from staTt to finish. and the fifth and de-
clolnS ht2t was postponed until Friday
Inc g, q SON of Fo: tune Hunter, Sandy
I +. cap IFed. the first and second heats in
2;geA md 2:1lA, lowering his record.
! which was 21215 The fast Chicago
marc, Garmelita, took the third. fourth
! and fifta heats easily in 2:1lA, PIP and
! 2:121a. Tags was third. Teah fourth
! Tommy Wilton fifth, DR.. Petit sixth
/ PluraAae seventh and You Bet eighth
The first heat of the 2:27 trot on Fri
/ day was ]Jon by the st. Paul mare, Annie
/ Ridley, in Else. but she was nervous and
un1teady. and after finishing last in the
! second heat, was badly distanced in the
! third. Miss Dewey won the race Lady
Islam fourth, Symbol fifth, Diifton sixth
and Annie Ripley last. Time 2:1SI5.
! 2:z932. 2:2G15. 2:26%.
Ihe 2:19 pace was won by jog by
Enlolinc Lou McGregor second. General
i Otis third ana McClennehan fourth. Time,
! 2:l5ll, 2:1S, 2:l414.
The concluding race of the meeting was
! the PA trot. and 1t took five heats to
| decide 1t, fato!a, the fifteen year-old
! black marc, " ming the first Ida Sui
! tan the second and Listerine the Cali
! fornia crack the next three. Black Rob
/ ert was fourth and Bessie Gilbert fifth
! Time, 2:13'%, 2:1S$4, 2:1315, 2:l715 2:16
! On Thursday afternoon Dick Mcmahon
drove Major Muscovfte an exhibition
mile accompanied by two runners The
time hung out was 2:67jh. but many
J watches in accurate hands caught the
! time in 2:09A. A second t. ial resulted in
the slow time of 2:131a.
West Nine Wins Again.
West Publishing compahys team added
another victory to their long list yester-
! day. The victim this time is the e, o.
! *. & Co. team. The score stood II to 8
1 in the fifth inning in favor of the Vests,
! with two men on bases and no one cut
! when Kern, Of the Vests, stole second
! by a pretty slide. The umpire called
him safe, but the f, o., Kirk 81 Co
! team disputed this decision and refused
! to continue the game. The Vests agreed
! to call the runner out, and still they re-
| fused to continue.
! The game was forfeited to the West
| team by the score Of to O.
! 13attcries-Wests Derarti and Woshaf-
Sky; F., o., l. g. C., Abel and Mckay.
| Umpires, Glennor, Welters and Hurley.
sHARKEY AND MAEER DREW.
wrestIed Mixed style at PhiIadeI-
phin BaII Ground