The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-10

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hibited by G. c. Loamis. and third to
Noble st. Cloud, enhihited by G. e.
Palmer. Others shown in this class
were Lillian Minette, Thomas Irving
and Colonel @. w. Billey. First prize
In TINS, event was a. handsome loving
cup, presented by August Busch.
None OF the entries in the class for
ladies' riding horses, and in place of
that event c. b. Chamberlain gave an
exhibition of high school riding on
MS highly accomplished mare, Mar
garet Thatcher.
Local EquiPagss Out.
The competition in the class for
brougham pairs brought out a good
representation of local equipages, all
OF Whlch appeared to advantage and
were much admired.
First prize in this class was taken
by G. E. Palmer, of Denver, with his
handsome and thus far unbeaten pair,
Inc Parader and Creighton, but the
other decorations were placed upon
pairs owned in st. Paul, second prize
going to Queen and Prince, exhibited
by f. B. Kellogg, and third to Tom
and Jerry, exhibited by E. N. Saun-
ders. In this competition there were
also exhibited Richards Gordon's Bird
get and Barney, and Louis Laramee's
Robert the Devil and Muggins.
A highly pleasing diversion was fur
nlShed in a high-jumping contest, in
which the entries were Timber Topper
and Anthracite, owned by G. E. Palmer
and Thistledown, owned by A. E. Ash
brook. Timber Topper took first prize,
Thistledown second and Anthracite
third.
The road-four in hand, postponed
from Tuesday. will be shown today,
the delay having been caused by the
fact that Mr.. Palmers coach required
some repairs, which could not be COM
pleted Yesterday.
Three Fast Races.
On the speed track there were three
races, the first two of which were
particularly well contested. In the
first one three heats were necessary
to decide, and all of the heats afford
ed close finishes. The third race prov
ed an easy victory for Game Cock.
The summaries of the races are as fol-
lows:
Summaries of Races. ..e~..
First race, 2:55 class, pacing; purse,
Alice Gray, CHI M, J. P. Gray, Des
Grasshopper b h, Ingram &
twert, Pierre, S. D. 49,. i 2
j c T. br h, Murphy & Train,
Miss Only, br m, A. Russell, Co Co
lumbps Junction, Iowa ........ 8 IA
Stipulator and DR.. Hammond distanced
in first heat
Time, 2:15A, 2:14A, 2:1sA.
Second purse, 2:21 class, trotting; purse
6. w g, Waller Bros, Charles City
L9 re a. b g E; George Thomas. Eau >
Prince, :. C. L. DeRyder, Memo:
Robin Downs, w II. Downs, Mime
a Mittis Wilkes and Lady Grainard dis.
tanced in first heat, and Robin Downs in
Time, 2:i5A, 2:17A.
Third race, 2:17 class, pacing; purse,
Game Cock b h, E. L. Means, Or
seringa, ; m, J. H. Christian, Glen
McClannahan, William Hiddlebaugh,,
.Des Moines, Iowa ................ 2 :.
Giovanni distanced in first heat and
McClannahan in the second .s 81.
Time, 2:121a, 2:13A.
Coaching Race Today. ..2~e.
A special feature of the show pro-
gramme for today is a coaching race
Of one mile on the speed track, and
it should prove an attractive event and
furnish exciting sport, for it is for the
worlds record! 1t is a free-f for all
and entries will not be closed until
z O'Clock this afternoon, just before the
start of the race. Thus far entries
have been made by ]. c. Duncan, E.
L. Hersey, Fred Laramee A. E. Ash
brook and G. e. Palmer AS prize in
this contest Mr.. CARING will give a
loving cup which cost 500, but beside
this the affair will have added interest
for Messrs, Palmer and Ashbrook, for
it will decide which of them will buy
the other $4,000 coach. Mr.. Palmer
has entered in this race a fourth hand
team which has not been shown in this
city, and never has been shown as a
team. Three of the four horses are of
thoroughbred running stock
In the runabout class to be''Shown
today it will be required that owners
shall drive the horses, and the event
will be strictly local in it's character,
Mr. Ashbrook and Mr.. Palmer being
barred. First prize is a $3.50 loving
cup given by w. G. Crisham.
Today's Other Features.
,! The competition in children's pony
classes will take place today, and for
the children's team first prize will be
a cup presented by John T. Shea, Of
Chicago.
This afternoon there will be gen.
tlemen's potato race, in which are en-
tered Philip Hunt, C. Finch, E. B.
HOWELL w. Hill, Fred Laramee, J. D.
McArdle, G. E. Palmer, A. E. Ash
brook and w. G. CARING.
The track programme for today is
a 2:14 nae lg race, in which there are
seven entries; 2:27 pace, in which
there are seventeen entries, and the
2:15 trot, in which there are six en-
tries, among them the st. Paul horse,
Elijah, owned by p. j. Alexander.