The Saint Paul globe., 1901-07-01
CROWDS At N|NNEHiinI1II
THOUSANDS OBJ VISITORS THRONG
RACE TRACK AND INSPECT
THE RACERS
COMPLETE PROGRAMME OUT
Week VIII Be Full of Events
That VIII Interest Lovers
of the Harness
Horse

Hundreds Of people visited Minnehaha
park yesterday to interview the horses
who are listed to do mighty battle at
this weeks race meet, Which begins
Tuesday afternoon. The universal ex-
preston of those who visited the track
was that of praise, as the track is in
magnificent condition, the stables and
stalls commCdious, and the horses them
selves in the finest fettle possible. The
infield has been specially prepared for
the horse show, and marquee tents and
large canopy top will serve to shelter
the participants from the hot rays of the
sun.
The complete programme for the week
has been outlined as follows:
Tuesday, Derby Day-2 80 trot; . 34
class trotting Derby, three mile dash !;
2:22 pace.
Wedncsday-2:1 pace; 2:1S trot.
Thursday-2:24 trot; 2:13 pace; 2:S5 pace
F'riday-2:40 trot, 2:14 trot and special
pace.
TUESDAYS CARD.
2:2 Race, Purse $500
Flake Brentwood, CHI. m, Brentwood; /;
entered by James Carr, Minneapolis.
Anna Chaffee, b. m, Lord Vera; enter
ed by M R. Curry, Fergus Falls, Mimi
Vivian II S. br. M, Data; entered by
Winfred stratton, br. stud, saraway;
entered by w. 7. Duncan, Denver, Col
General Otis, b. g., Turney, 6. m. en-
tered by. o. L. Branson,. Mitchell, s. D.
raced; entered by DR.. r. D. Eaton, Min
neapolis.
tered by J. j. E. E. Neff, Minneapolis. cap ihG9o' en-
Gale, br. h., Tempest; entered by Geo.
C.. Loomis, Minneapolis
HaImalone, b: G., Brown Hal; entered
by William Wilkinson, Gordon, Wis.
Wanda. br. m; entered by o. G. Carl
GiltW hr o. c,il+vood. .en+oroa ~, II
C. Aiken, La Crosse, wis.
Helen Mar, b; m, saraway, Grace
Wilkes; entered by Sara c. Hinkley, Den
Argonon, b. g., Tempter,. Bessy Moor;
entered by Argonon Martland, Mime
apolis.
Mollie Foster. b. M, Elscholype; en-
tered by II: M. Stocking, st. Paul, Mimi
Denver, Col. E3
2:84 class, trotting Derby, three-uile
dash; special purse
Ectecy, b. m, Red Baron. salene; en-
apOlis.
Philip Lockheart, b. g., Lockheart; en-
tered by George c: Loomis, Minneapolis.
-. Nqnshka g. M, Warren Park; entered
by {. w. Griggs, st. Paul, MINI.
Random, b. g., Blind Bashaw; entered
2:3C trot, purse $500
Leo Lee, b. g., Attitude, by swigert;
entered enter by John Sherman, Chippewa
Maud B., s. m, by Colona; entered by
M r. Curry, Fergus Falls, MINI.
Meta Arthur, pr. M, Kirke Arthur,
Lady Relding; entered by Harry Ruther-
Ecstacy. b. m, Red Baron, salone; en-
tered by William f. Guertin, Minneapolis.
Annie Ripley CHI. m, Axtello, Corretta, ,
entered by Conrad Freund, St. Paul,
Lena Brentwood, b. M, Brentwood,
Scholar; entered by J. A. Hughes, Min
DIS DT. schorb; entered by W. C. Durfoe,
Lord Dillon, s. h., Baron Dillon, by Bow
Bells; entered by M. R. Curry, Fergus
. Rose McInez, b. M, McInez, Bell NJ.
Jack; entered by l. J. BlideTt, British
Philip Lockhea:t, b. g., Lockheart en-
tered by George c. I1oomls, Minneapolis
HORSE SHOW PROGRAMME.
The programme for the horse show on
Glass No. 1, Division A-Single road
ster Grotter), 1872 or under, to be shown
to suitable vehicle.
Glass No. 2, Division A-Single roadster
suitable vehicle.
Glass No 8, Division A-Pair roadsters
Grotters), 15-2 or under, to be shown to
suitable vehicle.
Glass 4, Division A-Pair roadsters
(pacers), 1872 or under, to be shown to
suitable vehicle.
Glass No. 5-Best cob, to suitable vehI-
Gle.
Glass No. BEST carriage pair, 1872 or
over, to cabriolet or victoria. (Horses
to be judged according to Conformation,
style, action and mannefs.)
!, Class Class No; g. Division ALBest pair
wagon or trap. (Horses to be judged ac-
cording to action, style, conformation and
speedy
Glass No. 1O-Ladies' class. Single horse
to suitable vehicle. Lady to drive. (To
be judged as to general ipracticability and
appearance.)
Glass No. 12-Four-in-hand. Open to
any style of coach or brake.
Class No. 49, Tuesday, July ACriSham' 8
coachman class. Prizes donated by w.
G. Crisham. Open to all coachman en-
tering In general classes.
FIRST prize ...:.....'.............M .M5 In cash
Second prize ...................... 10 in cash
The coachmen will be Judged by the
best exhibition and general appearance
in driving with any style of vehicle.
Glass No. A. Wednesday July 3-Cris-
hams coachman consolidation class.
Prizes donated by w. G. Crisham. Open
to all coachmen entering in general
classes who were not winners in class 13
on Tuesday.
First prize .........................Sl5 in cash
Second prize ......................1 10 in cash
Third prize ....................... in cash
The coachman will be judged by best
exhibition and general appearance in
driving with any style of vehicle.
Glass 15-J. D. Vivian, proprietor of the
Minneapolis Vehicle company, offers for
a sweepstake class to the best single
trotter or PAGER shown to suitable vehicle,
$50 single harness. Style Of confirma-
tion to govern.
Last evening w. G. Durfee, of Cali
fornia, arrived at the track with a string
of nine Pacific coast crackerjacks. They
arrived in prime condition and will
doubtless give an excellent account Of
themselves during the week. Today the
st. Paul contingent will move over to
the track, and by night everything will
be in readiness for the bell to sound
Tuesday afternoon. DR.. R. D. Eaton, Of
Minneapolis, will act as starting judge
and he will call the horses promptly at
2 O'clock each afternnnn