The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-04


his work, and compelled the drivers to
score in each heat until they got away
in line. The only incident to mar a per-
fectly driven race was the interference
of the driver of Meta Arthur, in the sec
ond heat, who, by swerving, probably kept
Gloria from getting what would have
been her second heat. But for this, the
race might have resulted differently. The
judges at least took the view that the in
reference, whether intentional or not, cut
material figure and set Meta Arthur
back to last place in the remainder of
the starts.
The 2;17 pace, although for a smaller
purse, was also hard fought, and one
heat touched the 2:13 mark. Dell S, a st.
Paul horse, won it by consistent work,
and but for the breaking of his hobbies
would have undoubtedly had one less
heat to pace. He beat G. B. W., with a
record of 2:10A, and considered the faster
of the two, and the two other horses in
the race were distanced. A heat running
race was sandwiched in which did not
add much interest to the card. The
grand stand was crowded to overlooking,
and that the afternoons sport was en-
joyed was indicated by degree of en-
thusiasm that was rather remarkable con-
sidering that betting is eliminated. The
day was perfect, and Sthe track fair.
THE 2:21 TROT.
The horses scored fully dozen times
in the fourth heat and the drivers Of
Mayor Smith and Tom p were each fired
for coming ahead of, Gloria, the pole
horse Meta Arthur broke just after the
word but caught her feet anc came Gown
from the start, with Mayor Smith con-
tending every foot of the way. On the
back stretch it was neck and neck be-
tween the two but Gloria rounded into
whipped hard and kept up his fight
til within a hundred yards of the finish.
when he fell back and conceded the race
to Gloria by two lengths. Dorothy Red
mond, the favorite, was three lengths
behind the Mayor, with Jennie Bell
fourth and Meta Arthur fifth. The dis
lance flag dropped on Tom j and shut
him out from the balance. of the heats.
Time: Quarter, :32; half, 1:0412; three
quarters, 1877; mile, 2:i2A.
In the second heat Mayor Smith was
pocketed at the first turn and forced
back. Gloria held the pole. to the quarter,
when she was passed on the back stretch
by both Dorothy Redmond and Meta Ar
tur. The latter got into the stretch first
but swerved in such an erratic manner
that it looked as though a bad mix-up
would follow. Dorothy got by her first,
and Gloria succeeded in doing it after a
while, but not until the Kalamazoo mare
had a lead that could not be overcome.
The procession at the finish was: Doro
thy Redmond first, Gloria second, Jennie
Bell third, Mayor Smith fourth, Meta Ar
thur fifth. Time = Quarter, :}SA; half,
107; three-quarters, Ing; mile, 2:14A.
Rutherford the driver of Meta Arthur,
was called into the judges stand and set
back to last place for his bad driving.
Third heat-Dorothy Redmond rounded
the first turn, closely followed by Meta
Arthur, with Mayor Smith third. They
came into the stretch in this position,
well punched. but on the way home Mayor
Smith. Gloria and Jennie Bell all beat
ATfh nl1t oIO6 hn icI, in
that order Time-Quarter, :321a; half,
1:05h; three-quarters, 1:4O; mile, 2:1SA.
Fourth heat-The staff was perfect, out
Meta Arthur broke at the turn and Dor
race to themselves down the back
stretch. On the stretch Dorothy had the
race we'll in hand, but the Mayor and
Gloria had 1t neck and neck most of the
way, the former finishing ahead, but be-
ing two lengths behind Dorothy Time
Quarter, :33; half, 1862; three quarters,
1:41; mile, 2:1414.
Summary:
2.21 trotting, purse 5000
Dorthy Redmond, blk m, Kala-
m MAJ farm, Kalamazoo. Mich.
ci SM; w eh m G. & LOOMS, Min l
neapolis, Mimi. Goomis) .1 2 s
Mayor Swift, br g, Jerome Tray
is, .Tyro, Kan. CTrayis) .....2 4 2 2
J9 mn6 Bell. b M M, sheler Bros.
Meta Arthur. m. DR.. A. w.
Allen, Austin, Mimi. Ruther-
Tom p g: W. F. Steele. New
Time, 5:isR, s:i4G, 2:ia1, 2:l4I lois'
ST. PAUL HORSE WINS.
In the finish heat of the Ply pace Pos.
Sey tollett only managed to hold the pole
10 the turn, wnen Dell went ahead, fol-
way the balance of the distance, and had
a lead of couple of lengths when his
mobiles broke and nearly threw him.
Gls :, driver pulled him up, and allowed
distanced Time: Quarter, :33; half, los:
thTeeoq1arters, 1;SS; mile. 2:1S.
ar 3@Eo9d IN, neat At; F. W. led the way
neck to a neck and a half. In a whip
ping finish he barely won. Time: Quar-
ter :Sdi2; half, 1907; three-quarters, 1:40k;
Third heat-C. F. w. led to the onartar
ana on the back stretch a blanket might
nave covered both horses so evenly did
IheE 60 They came into the stretch to-
gether, both whipping, but Dell s nv
hard work. gradually pulled ahead anf,
won by length. Time: Quarter .33i%.
paul 1;o5; three-quartefs, 1:371k; mile
Fourth heat-Dell S held 2. scan+ ,eoa
OF half a length from the Quarter to
the sIretch and managed to increase If
men men by inch, crossing the line over a
lid: tbree-nno lilIle1Quarter, SO; half,
Fifth heat-Den S led by a length r.
the half, and then C F w. crept IN e1,e,1
put only to fall back coming down the
length lead at the finish. Time ~0nartaS
:3512; half, Los; three quarters f.A0ii::
mile, 2:1614. The winner took $500. q +
Summary:
2:l1 class, pacing, Purse 1000
Dell >, g, ii. M Stocking, ST
Paul, MINI. Damphier). 2111
Z w, br h. M. H. Sullivan.
La Crosse, Wis. QIigbeel... / .
tPossey Follett and Hal Edwards, Des
MONIES, Iowa Mathews), and Sagmont
o 9, q. G. Mathews Fergus Falls MINI
1M.atheW ,) distanced in the first heat.
liiie' Z:lS' z:;llY1s' 2:1S1a, 2:17A. 2:161k.
RUNNING RACE.
In the five-eights of a mile running
race, for purse of $500. Bette r ToniS
the first heat easily leading by two
lengths all the way. Aborigine took fhe
second In the same kind of style Cher,.v
1o oud May Thomas and Capt. jerks
oeeidlng heat easily. Summary:
fIve-elghths of a mile running race
pest two in three, purse $500 100
R Rettin q 0 g Ravid, I'D :;........3
merry Bounce, slaughter, I14 s
May Thoms, b m Martin, 11D ID
capt jerks. CHI m {Riley, 114) -
AAAii0, 4.Vo4, -l.Uf, 1USA.
CARD FOR TODAY.
It is not likely that there will be over
nalI-doZen starters In the 2.25 fro+ fo-.
900 purse this afternoon. alfhonph tha
original number of entries was thirteen
one OF these is a ST. Paul horse. Nushxa.
owned owl by Sam Jacobson. A substitute
was yesterday made for Red Medium.
ana Mona was entered by o. d. Ames
OF Wheaton, ILL.,, in his stead. In the
z:22 pace twelve Of the thirteen entries
are expected to start, making the largest
neid during the meeting thus far.