The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-30
HARNESS HORSES AT 'HA1A
Great Western Circuit Opens With Five Days Racing
the Famous Track.

lon, by Pow Bells; entered by NJ. r.
Curry Fergus Falls, MINI.
EGfe McInez, black mare, McInez, Bell
n: Jack; entered by P. j. Blindert, Brit
ish Hollow, Wis.
Philip Lockhart, black gelding, Lock-
heart; entered by George c. LOOMS,
Minneapolis.
2:4O TRoT.
Lady Constantine. sorrel mare, No
wood, NEVIS; entered by George G.
LOOMS, Minneapolis.
Faustella, black mare Faustina, Garry
B; entered by c.. A. Fiso. Oshkosh Wis.
Connie Dillon, brown mare Baron Dill
Ion, Chimes; Anna Dillon, brown mare,
Baron Dillon, Decoration; entered by NJ.
R. Curry, Fergus Falls MINI;
Meta Arthur, brown mare, Kirke Ar
thur, Lady Belding; entered by Harry
Rutherford, Austin, MINI.
Annie Ripley, chestnut mare. Axtello,
Gorretta; entered by Conrad Freund, St.
Paul.
Red Strath, bay gelding, Red Wilkes, by
Strathmore; entered by Arsonon Mart
land
Dick Turpin brown gelding, Dictator
Wilkes; entered by w. G. CARING, St.
John G, brown gelding, Alcantara; en-
tered by ]. o. Gerrity. Oshkosh, Wis.
Tommy Wilton, Wilton, by Count
Wilkes; entered by Fred j. Figge, Os-
shelah, brown mare. Jefferson-Madge
Hurst; entered by Fred Goranf1o, Wav-
erly. Iowa
Wilkes; entered by j. W. Day, Mime
apolis.
queen R. entered by W. C. Durfee,
Denver, Col.
2:17 PACE
Lola Mix, bay mare, Oh so-AlNe Gaines,
Entered by W. H. Wilson, Mitchell, S; D.
c. w. b, bay gelding, Hartford. En-
tered by c. w Burdick, Excelsior, Mimi
Posey Follett, bay mare. Entered by
w. H. Matthews, Minneapolis.
Prince Stevens, chestnut gelding, Bay
Hal, by Young Clifton. Entered by w.
B. McSeam, Minneapolis.
Wanda, brown mare. Entered by o.
c. Carlson, Minneapolis.
Dell s.. bay gelding, DelVin. Entered by
H. M. Stocking, ST. Paul.
Gale, brown horse, Tempest. Entered
by George c. LOOMS, Minneapolis.
Anna Caffee. bay mare, Lord Vara. En-
Como. Entered by DR.. Pomeroy, ST.
Paul.
Flake Brentwood, chestnut mare,
Brentwood. Entered by James Carr, Min
Anna Caffee, bay mare, Lord vara. En-
tered by NJ. R. Curry, Fergus Falls,
MINI.
Vivian s., brown mare. Data. Entered
by j. W. Snow, MERRIAM, Wis.
Winfred Stratton, brown stud, Sara
way. Entered by w. T. Duncan, Denver
Col.
= General Otis, gray gelding, Turney-
Mitchell, S. D.
Removine bay horse, Longitude-Bess
buster, bay gelding, Cleveland-Not-
raced. Entered by ]. E. Neff, Mime
apolis.
Gale. brown horse, Tempest. Entered
by George c. LOOMS, Minneapolis
Halmalone, bay gelding. Brown Hal
Entered by William Wilkinson, Gordon,
Wanda. brown mare. Entered by o. G.
Carlson. Minneapolis.
City, brown geEding, Giltwood. Enter
ed by e. c. Aiken, La Crosse Wis.
Helen Mar, brown mare, Saraway- Grace
Wilkes Entered by Sarah c. Hinkley,
Denver, Col.
Argonon, bay gelding, Tempter- Bessy
Moor Moor Entered by Argonon MARYLAND,
Mollie Foster, bay mare, Elscholype.
Entered by. H. N. Stocking, St. Paul.
Silver Coin. Entered by w. C. Dur
zee Deh'ef' 00 a:s5 PACE.
Minnie Weaver. Entered by w B. Gil
leS Taen; q Son n, 49,, Jackson csS9i MINI.
l.
C: Mccoy, Minneapolis
Nellie Bly,. Entered by Robert Sal
ter, MINNEAPOLIS.
,,4 Fauna Glenn. bay mare Dictator
thews, Minneapolis.
Jimmie Mcintyre, bav gelding, Black
burn Wilkes-Colonia Entered by Charles
Lcomis, ST. Peter, MINI.
Edith ., bay mare, General Putnam by
Jones G. Entered by John Sherman,
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Holly Dillon, bay mare, Baron Dillon
C en-, les ~, Entered by M. r. Curry, Fer
All ellen Maid. Entered by ]. H McGowan,
2IS TROT.
Robin Downs, bay horse Colbert-L4adv
May. Entered by George c. Loomis, Min
neapolis.
Charlie Nc.
Ma gie Mckinney Entered bv w q
Durfee, Denver, Col.
Harry M, sorrel gelding. Little Moar.
entered by P. j. Blindert, British Hol-
Porter, bay gelding Entered bv G. w.
RaXter, Minneapolis, MINI.
THE HORSE SHOW.
In addition to the grand racing card
offered, an excellent prog ANNE has
been outlined for an open ar horse
show to be held on the ha .f-miIe en-
closure, in which the very best stee 9
and equipages of the Twin Cities will
appe ar. In fact, all the most elegant
turnouts and finest horses have hean
entered and the event will undoubtedIv
be one of the leading society functions
OF the season. Societys choicest rose
buds ana Stateliest matrons VII be pres
eht TO DO homage to King Horse and
the exquisite toilets of the fashionable
set, together with the proud steeds in
their gayest trapp' ngs, will make a rare
and fine pict-re that w II Iinger long in the
memory OF those fortunate enough to
witness it.
The horse show will be held Tuesday
and Wednesday, and in conjunction ". tn
the race programme will make nm
most pleasing afternoons entertain
ment. In addition to the handsome SOU
Venrs provided by the club, the busi-
ness men Of the Twin Cities have con-
tributed several hundred dollars worth
of rich prizes and w. G. Crisham of St.
Paul. offers $50 in cash for competing
coachmen, besides other prizes in tro-
phies
The st. Paul gentlemen selected to
assist in judging and timing the races
are E. B. Putnam, of the Minnesota
Driving club and H. M. Stocking, nresi-
dent of the Capitol City DRIVING club An
especial effort is being made to bring
out the fine horses and equipages from
both cities, AMI for this pup Sc tie
charge for horses and carriages will be
omitted, the only charge being that of
60 cents at the gate and no charge for
the grand stand. The classes and cond:-
tons of the horse show is as follows:
Division A-SingIe roadster drotter)
1872 or under, to be shown to suitable
vehicle.