The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-11

was rigidly enforced, and therefore
Noble ST. Cloud, which had been en-
tered by ]. D. McArdle, of Minneapolis,
but since sold to G. E. Palmer, of Den
yer, was excluded by the judges. The
horses owned by Mr.. Palmer, Mr.. Ash
brook and DR.. Gray were all barred,
and the competition was thus narrow
ed down to Prince, e, B. Holbert;
Dandy, George c. Finch; King, w. w.
Price, and Peter Cooper, Fred Laramee.
First prize was awarded to- Dandy;
second to Peter Cooper, and third to
King.
In the class for stations, Mark Sirius,
Brauntell, Alberto and Norval King
were exhibited, each with three of their
get, and the prizes were awarded as
follows: First to Norval King, L. G.
Kinney; second to Mark Sirius, D. F.
Ferguson, and third to Brauntell, c.
D. Andrews.
The tandem class, for local horses,
brought out only Laramee's Peter
Cooper and Robert the Devil, and F.
c. Kellogg's Queen and Prince. first
prize going to the latter and second
to the former.
Regular Comedy Feature.
A higly spirited potato race was
participated in by P. B. Hunt and
Fred Laramee, of Minneapolis; w.
Hill, of ST. Paul; A. E. Ashbrook, of
Kansas City, and Patrick McGill, of
New York, and for some twenty or
thirty minutes the spectators were in
tensely amused by these gentlemen.
In the competition for Shetland po-
MES, two small sons of Wilbur Tibbils
showed two very small ponies, and
each took a prize.
The other classes for ponies did not
fill as to entries, and were omitted.
American Beauty, Mr.. Ashbrook's
high school mare, showed her accom-
plishments under the skillful direction
of Fred Bork, and when she was pre-
sented with handsome bouquet of
flowers, acknowledged the compliment
with a most graceful courtesy.
Mac Donald, Mr.. Palmer'S horse,
ridden by G.. B. Chamberlain, also gave
an exhibition of high school perform
ance, and received hearty applause.
Will Continue Today.
Owing to the encouragement of in
creased attendance and appreciation of
the entertainment given so far, the
management has decided to continue
the horse show today, and Messrs.
Palmer and Ashbrook have consented
to remain and exhibit their horses in
special programme, which was ar
ranged last evening, and which prom
Uses to be one of the best, if not the
very best of the entire week. In all
of the events of this programme post
entries will be received, or in other
words, eligible competitors will be al
lowed to enter up to the time the class
is judged.
This programme, as thus far arrang-
ed, is as follows:
Glass No. 1-Roadsters that have not
won blue ribbon during this meeting.
No. 2-Sporting tandem class.
No. Seated tlddle horses.
NO. 4-CroSs country Steeple chase. En-
tries; George orgrt E. palmer, Napier McGill;
Laramee ]. D. McArdle, Walter B. Hill
No. 5-High jump
No. 6-High school horses.
No. Polo ponies.
No. S-Potato race. Entries: Philip B.
Hunt, E. B. Holbert. Fred Laramee,
George E. Palmer, J. D. McArdIe, Napier
McGill, Walter B. Hill.
Splendid Race Programme.
Without disparagement of the Derby as
gramme of yesterday was by far the best
of the week, and those who went to the
fair grounds to see races certainly had
The first event the 2:14 pacing race,
was won by Hidalgo in straight heats,
but in order to win it thus he had to
for the first being 2:12A, and the second
2:11. Dell S finished second in both heats,
and third money went to Laverna, who
took the third place in the first heat and
fourth in the second.
There were eleven starters out of thir-
teen entries for the second race, and
Lady Volante, Elsie Oh So and CharfNy
each winning one in the order named.
In the fourth heat Elsie won with some to
spare, with Charley F second
The third race for trotters of the 2:15
class had been looked forward to with
great interest because of the two st.
Paul entries, and as all six of the horses
entered started, there was a good field.
Before the second heat the judges chang
ed the driver of Frequent, who had fin
iShed third in the first, taking down Bill
leau, the owner of the mare and putting
up Higbee. In the second heat Frequent
was given first place, although she and
ly punched that the result was in doubt
until announced by the judges. The sum-
maries of the races are as follows:
no First race, 2;14 class, pacing; purse
Hidalgo, CHI g, Mrs. M. A. Johnston,
Del s. b 8, Il NJ Stocking, st. PauL5 Z
Brooklyn. Belle, b m, A. G. Geer,
Graceville, MINI ...............5 3
Gale, br g, L. A. Hogeboom, Mime
Commodore, Walters & Co, Buffalo
Centre, Iowa Observation-Disclosures =.
Commodore distanced in second heat.
Second race, 2:27 class, pacing; purse
Elsie Oh So b m, William Allen
dorf. Minneapolis ...........2 1
Charlie F, b G, j. T. Tufts, Sault
Ste. Marie, Mich ............3 5 2
Lady Volante. m, F. Martin, :
Miss Only, br m, A. Russell,
Columbus Junction, Iowa....7 e..
Ola May, br m, Murphy & Train,
Bgrtwood, 4t ; h, j. Ii. McKillop j.
Rape Sit0e ch i g s. c. Scott Min
Dus s9oii b q ]. e Neff Mime f.0
Laura Belle, b m, G. F. Rc\ers,
Ioledo ONO ............. "a
Fannie Glenn and Ned Medium dis
tanced in first heat, and Buster and
Laura Belle in second
Time, 2:17h, 2:15%, 2:15%, 2:16K.
Third race, 2:15 class, trotting; purse
KlLondike or g. ]. o. Gerrity, St.
Frequent or m, J. N Bilieau, Au-
rora, LII. ..... ............... l 8
Elijah, br m, P. J. Alexander, ST.
Meta Arthur, b m, A. w Allen,
Lady Constantine, CHI m, Plainview
Stock Farm, Faribault. .........4 6
Dan w, j. M. Carr. San Francisco,
Time, 2:1i5l, 2::i5HH, ;2;:17iHl ''''0 .
The programme for today includes three
1928 trot, with Is entries, and a special
race in which horses are entered, c.
Dewey, Dick Turpin, Goshen Jim, Diodene
and G F w