The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-06

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by George Loomis, a skillful driver, and
certainly was driven to win, it is likely
tnat the mare was too light for the track
In the first heat she took the pole away
from Brash at the quarter and held a
lead OF two lengths for the balance of
the way. Brash was second up to the
half, and then went UP in the air like a
balloon, and did well to get third place
Empress Wilkes held the second place
from the three-quarters home. Time,
2:201s.
In the second heat Maud Marie had a
lead all the way around until within a
hundred yards of the wire, when she
broke and barely succeeded in getting
her feet in time to capture second place.
preak, won the heat by half length.
FREQUENT and Brash both made bad
breaks. or they would have made a bet-
ter showing. Time, 2:17A.
Empress Wilkes won the third heat in
reality, finishing a length ahead Of
Brash. She did not take the pole at the
three quarters, and under the rule should
have kept clear of it on the home
Brash the judges set her back a peg
and gave the heat to Brash. Frequent
was third Time. 2:17A. Nora L, and
Aftermath were both distanced
The fourth heat was marred by the
breaking of Brash and Frequent. En-
press Wilkes led all the way, and Maud
Marie held second to the three-quarters,
when she went so far behind that. the
distance flag nearly caught her. BraSh
came very fast down the home stretch,
but broke again badly at the hundred
pulling him back to earth just in time to
keep Frenquent from getting second
place. Time. 2:17A
Although Empress was certain of first
money Kent Mo CT ri RI
finish. Brash and Frequent again broke
padly at the quarter but the former got
down to business by the time the half
was reached, and held second place from
that on.
Maud Marie was "all in and Frequent
despite bad breaking, had no trouble in
got first money, Brash second, Maud
Marie third, Frequent fourth.
2:24 trotting, purse $1,000:
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Aftermath, oh m CIV Will
Nora L (Geer) ............5 dis
Time; 2:205l. 2:17A, 2:i7A, a:17a, 2:22A.
The 2:30 pace
After acting as if he was crazy, and
spelling the starts until the judges took
the pole away from him in the first heat
and gave it to Dacy, Argonon settled
out being headed. The first heat was the
hottest of the race. Mollie Foster owned
by HI. F. Stocking, of st. Paul, took the
pole from Dacy at, the half, but was
passed by Aleneer on the back turn
Coming down the stretch, however, Dacy
made fine burst of speed and got In
front. In the last 100 yards International
Stock Food made squirt that would
have landed him winner had there been
twenty extra feet to go. and Dacy won
only. by fractionIoof a head. Time,
In the second heat, Argonon took the
pole away from Dacy at the quarter
and went the length of the back stretch
five lengths in the lead, and logged
home an easy winner.{s Nelly Bly, got
third, but was set back for getting out
OF her place on the stretch. Time, 2:1S!@.
Argonon was never headed in the third
heat. Nelly Bly, wasosthe contending
horse up to the last Loo yards. when Mol
lie Foster beat her outgby half length
Aleneer, who came sixth, was with
drawn.
Mollie Foster made another good show
ing in the fourth heat, coming into the
stretch on even terms with Argonon, and
was only beaten by a half length. Nelly
bly, held third place all the way around
Time, 2:2o Argonon got first money:
Dacy, second; Mollie Foster, third Mel
lie Bly,, fourth. Summary:
2:30 class pacing, purse 81 900
Argonon, b g CMartin) ............6 1 1
n ReSiis ; Fn n ogam h ,, Dornb:eri
Nellie Bly,, b m Carr ...........5 3
International Stock Food b h
A iiaefsaY : 5McGoW ,;rt;.....S Gar
( Time, 2:17sl, 2:1S12, 2:191A, 2:20.
THE GALLOPERS.
Two running races on the half-mile
track varied the days programme, In
a one-mile dash for a 5000 purse Lave
quoyse, with Stewart up, beat Cherry
Bounce by two lengths, and left Port
Jarvis and Cinera far behind. Time, 1:I7.
Summary:
Running. one-mile DASH purse $500
LaveQuoyse (Stewart, 110) .........
Port Jarvis (Reilly, 1121 ......2
Cherry Bounce slaughter, 119 .......... 8
Cinera (Ralph, 1Os) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Time, 1:47.
In a two-heat running race Queen L
took the first and Capt. jerks the Sec
end, and the purse was divided. Sum-
mary:
Running, half a mile, repeat, purse
Capt. jerks (Reiiiy, 11N ..............1
Blue Reno (Ralph, 1922 .................. 2
Time. soy 81. Purse divided between
Queen l. and Capt jerks.
TODAY'S RACING EVENTS.
There are certain to be at least thir-
&c ~ See1 t0i III Ille LILO CLASS pace IOT d
5000 purse guaranteed by St. Paul bus
mess men. These are: International
Queen, CHI m, owned by the International
Food Co, of Minneapolis; Anna Chaffee,
b m, owned by M. r. Currie, Fergus
Falls, Mimi; G. F W, bl h. owned by K
]. Sullivan, of La Crosse, Wis; Charles
Dewey, owned by Hal Edwards, of Des
Moines, Iowa; Dick Turpin, br g, owned
by w. E. CARING, st. Paul; Tags, b m,
owned by Mrs. c. B. Bigelow, Denver,
Col. Ethyln, owned by F. D. Chesbro,
George c.. LOOMS, Minneapolis. Frank
Marriott b g, owned by w. I. Stoffell,
Urhana, Ill; Shecam, b g, owned by
Fred j. Figge, of Ossian, Iowa; Kassen
br h, owned by Ed H. Selling, Boone
Iowa, and Kitty Powers, CHI m, owned
by John Powers, Chicago.
The race, it is thought lies between
Kassell and Dick Turpin, each of whom
has record of 2:09A. Cherries Dewey,
2:l013; Glenmont 2:11A, and c F w, 2:101z,
can also be considered as factors. If
track conditions are favorable it is
certainty that the winner must do 2:10
or better The race will not be called
until o'clock, following the live stock
review.
The following special events have been
arranged:
Trot to road wagon, half-mile heats,
best two in three, $500 sweepstakes-Sey
mour, owned by ]. F. Crosby; Prince
Edward, owned by John Rea; Don @,
Running. half-mile heats, best two in
three-T j, g, owned by ]. F. Crosby;
Hot Stuff, br g, owned by E. Engeman;
Polar Bear, W g, owned by l.. j. Thomas;
Looking Forward b m, owned by J.
Nettersheim; Manila Bill, oh h, owned