The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-26
DRIVER HUDSON PILOTS FOUR
HORSES TO vidroRY IN
CLEVELAND
WINNERS ALL OWNED
BY THE SAME STABLE
Proprietors of the Lucky String Take
$4,000 From the Betting Ring, There
Being Only One Favorite in the
Quartette-New York Man Loses
$4,000 on Shado> Chimes.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 25.-The
winner of each of the four races on
the card at Glennville today came from
the stable of Hudson & Gateom, Lex
ington, KY. 1t was Hudson who did
the driving and in winning everything
in sight set the worlds record for per-
formances of the sort. Only one of the
winners was a first choice and the big
betting men lost very heavily
The owners of the winning string
went into the betting ring and it is
reported that they took out $4,000
when the show was over E. r. Smath-
ers, of New York, backed Shadow
Chimes to win the 2:06 pace, and the
defeat Of the horse is said to have cost
him $4,000.
Hubinger Selects the Horses.
Nick Hubinger selected the Hudson
horses. The winning starter in the fast
pace when Audubon Boy OUTRAGED
Shadow Chimes in he final heat.
Breaks in the previous trips were cost
ly to both contenders. Shadow Chimes
was always a 2 to 1 favorite in opening
betting. The drive inf the first heat
was wild one, and Mcdonald was
fined $50 i
Chase, 2 to 1 shot, won the 2:2O trot
without trouble, making the second
victory for Hudson. W c
Meeting Closes Today.
The 2:16 trot was split up and Hud-
son began driving in the third heat
under orders from the judges. Alice
Russell started to win 1.-The. fourth and
outlasted the tired field. Hudso-.'s lay
up in the first two heats cost him 5000.
Silver Sign, the even money favorite,
never acted dangerously. The real sur
surprise was sprung in the last race
in which Hudson appeared with
Twinkle. nearly always a 40 to 1 choice
Heavy favorite, Roamer, took the first
heat, and had the second well in hand
at the last eighth.
Then like flash, Twinkle came from
the bunch, winning in very fast time.
The next two heats were won by the
mare brushing it out in the stretch.
Hudson was given a tremendous ova-
ton by the 5000 spectators.
The meeting closes tomorrow.
Summaries of the Races
PIG class trotting. purse $1,000, three in
Alice Russell, m, by
Gambetta Wilkes Sally
Jones (1udson) 10 10 1 1
Alice Carr, blk m. Gear
gs s3sSa {Maesy5:: d J inss 3
baron Dillon Jr., b. h. .o~y
Ha obsl5sss bf lE9otsj.5S Il re re
Mary P; Ieyburn, CHI I'M m 70
Minka. s Oh m (stuart5 If 3 8 : r re
Silver Sign. b h (O'Dil- & e
p a3R3 r iw6itsj. 4 3 re re
li Ketch hag15pm'5 DIX m IL SIS dr.
Andy ., b g tMuckolsj s., dis ) ' ~
Time, 2:1fA, 2:101a, PIP 2:12A, 2:11h,
2:os class pacing, purse $1,000, two in
Audubon Boy, CHI g, by ]. ]. Audu-
shaWod Chi chim subSRli }Geersj :.::.5 :
Fannie billiard, b m (Snow) ...3 8
Darrell b m (McDonald) ...2 3dis
Time Iae, 2:o5, S:o8N' Eos. SoiS
2:2o class trotting, purse 81, 200, two in
Chase. b g. by Keller idette (Hud-
Prince of Orange b g (Geersj ). ........2 z
*Anteea. b m (Lyman) ;....:.......6 8
TsMTs. Brown. b m (Janles) ;.........3 6
Silver King, G (Merrifield) .,......:.4 8
Priola, m (Marsh) ...............5 z
Agnes Halford, blk m (Foote) 1903 5
Thornboy, g (Bauer) ..............10 9
Betsy Ross, b M (Wills) ............9 10
Guy Fortune, CHI h (NobIe) ......... dis
and *sThird and fourth moneys di-
vided.
Time, 2:121k. .2:11A. i
2:1S class pacing, purse 81, 200, three in
five
Twinkle, m, by Mercury. dam
by Tom Hal Jr. (Hudson) {. 8 I
Roamer, br 6 (StahD ..:...... 1 2 13 2
Don Sphinx, br (Munson) ...10 2 3
Dakota Dan, 6 (Christ) ..,-. 2 Z 8 8
Prince Direct, blk h (McHen-
Tyl b
Annie Leyburn, b m, by Noval
(POtter) Observation-Disclosures. 4
Star Hal, br (Snow) ...... 4 10 IL s
DR.. Hammond, Oh g (Welch) III 6 8
Frank, br g, by Secretary
Pennockl ..:................1s 5 9 Z
I Ras X &c; Greer)---,1s 10 ,9, 10
Prince Exum, b h .(Lee) lib II 6dis
0S1ctagon, 1 Blk h (Espey1 3 u lids
Flossie F, b m (Kirby) ......... 5dis
Time, 2:O9A, 2:O6%. 2:1O1z, 2:08A.