The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

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3. Duke. +. g.. 15.1ss. Exhibitor, W W,
4 King. br. g.. n.1.s. Exhibitor. W, w
| Price. ~
s. Little Freda. CHI. m, i42, years. Elk
hibitor Thomas Irvine,
Z. jackson, Jr... b. Ig, 16.sss years. Ex-
W 5. Peter Cooper, S. g., BIZ. 6 years, Bx-
! hibitor Louis A. Laramee. H
onAss ae1i isiNahE or n shsse1 BRoudHaM h eh enAss
l. All but King, b. g., 10. s years Exhlo-
itor. E. A. Ashbrook.
2. ALI Aglow. Exhibitor. A. -. Ashbrook
8. The Parader. e. g., ls.2, years. Ex-
| hibitor. G. E. Palmer. a
4. Creighton, b. g., 152, s years Exhloltor'
| G. e. Palmer
5. Mr.. Pickwick, br. g.. IS. years. Ex-
hibitor W c. Carling.
6. Jim Blaine, br. g., ,1s. years Exhib-
itor, c. M. Harrington.
| I. Dutchess, ch. M, tl5.2, years EXnlD-
! itor George c. Finch = = :
CLASS ESPECIAL TRoTTING STALL
/. Noryal King, br h., ISL, I years; sire,
Norval. Exhibitor, l.. 9. kinney.
2. Billy Golden, h; sire, Headlight. Exnln-
1. Alberto, ch h. ; sire, Allerton. Exhibitor,
5. IDirectum (2:c5,4l, blk. h., u years; sire,
| Director Exhibitor International Stock. Food
| company. ..@r.'. ='.-' e
| To-morrovv's Race Program.
Three most interesting races are on the
| card for to- morrow at Minnehaha. To-
| day 1T was the intention of the manage
ment to run off the program postponed
| frcm Wednesday on account of rain To-
| me rrow, however, the special program
| originally prepared for the Fourth will be
| carried out. This includes the 2:lO pace,
| In which half dozen Of the speediest
performers in the northwest are entered.
c. l.. De Ryder of Menominee, WIS,
comes with the feet mare Diodene, who
has mark of 2:o9A, made early last
season, and who has stepped close to
2:O5 J. Sullivan, of Lacrosse, enters
| the game performer G. F. w., the winner
of the $4,000 purse at Hamline last year,
| who under Higbee's skilful driving, will
| undoubtedly be a dangerous horse. An
| ton Miesen, of St. Paul, has the game
gelding Charles Dewey, with mark Of
2:091a, and R. E. Slater, of Minneapolis,
will try to capture the purse with MS
! Jim, and w. G. Carlings Dick Turpin are
| the only entries, and both are remark
| ably fast and game horses. This race
| will undoubtedly be one Of the features
Of the meet.
In the PIT pace, nearly all the start
ers in the 2:22 event of Tuesday will be
seen, including International Queen, the
| winner of Tuesdays event. China Maid,
the San Francisco entry, will be another
dangerous factor in this race. The total
list of entries numbers eighteen.
Thirteen horses are entered for the 22S
trot, S. S. Johnston's grand horse Ham
bert and W. G. Wilson's speedy mare
Black Lady are the Minneapolis entries,
while w. G.. CARING comes from st. Paul
with two good mares, Rhea W., and Lady
Scott.
Saturday afternoon the 215 trot and
the 2:35 pace, in each of which the purse
is $1,000 will be run off. In case, how
Is $1,000, will be run off. In case, how
! start to-day, the management planned to
bunch the three days races still unde-
| cided on Friday and Saturday after
| Moons, and also complete the horse show
| program on those dates. This would
provide two splendid entertainments.
Following are the entries for -morrows
N 9:1o CLASS, PAcE-PURsE $1,000.
entered TfSDe; by &. L. De De- Ryder Menomonie, wis:
R9n sPsS Sy xsn %esaa y Aau2suf St. aa BY
slater. M minneapolis, MINI
s Gpshsn 5m b. g MSITs %nn S. entered by
Smith, entered by W. G. Carling, St. Paul.
&C. F. W, bl. h., Rosco, Icola Maid, en-
tered Ply nY j. cEa SaSap RAdEPURsE ha c1sIss Ts5 $780,
| 1-Amie B., b. m, Red Allerton, by Al
burn, entered by G. L. De Ryder, Menomonie,
| Wis.
2-seringa. b. m, Noblesse, Lena Mapes. en-
tered by j. H. Cristilaw, Glenwood, MINI.
sRiverstde gr M Guy m2n $685. entered by
| 4-McClannahan, b. s., Keeler, by Sir Wal
kel entered by William Hiddelbaugh, Des
Mones, Iowa. -
5-Giovanna, Jr:, BY G19vannl, rlorence SEA- Al
| Iowa.
6-Gamecock, b. s., Gamoleon, by Attorney,
entered by e. L. Means, Orleans, Neb;
Woods EldOn.
| Iowa. -
81 E. r., entered by H. Woods, Eldon,
a-China Maid, b. m., Mckinney, by On
ward, entered by T. P. McAran, San Fran
cisco, Cal. .,
international Queen, ch. m, Tom Exunn,
neapolis, Mimi.
l1-Ance Gray, s: m, Aquarus, entered by
j.. B. Gray, PES Moines, Iowa:
tie. entered BY b j. g. Garrity, Hamline, MIN
o. Clarity, Hamline, MINI;
15-Angus oh So, b.. g., Oh So, Maud D. N,
By J. Paslsy St. Paul krHMn Mnn Hail.
entered 1uss 6y E E sfesaq Maneapolis' sFGSR Mnn a
A; L: Russell, Columbus Junction: lowe; -.
"A. L. Russell, Columbus Junction. Iowa.
2:2s CLASS. TROT-PURsE, 5000.
Richard S., b: e., Grover Clay Be; Bell, en-
lilo, y. h., Alexis, Ylang Ylang, entered
by ]: M. Carr, San Francisco, Cal .. g..
s-Anselita, b. M, Dexter Prince. Ansel,
entered by G. L. De Ryder. Menomonie, Wis.
entered BY 6: l.: De Ryder, Menononie, Wis
5-Blaek Lady; bI ;,, m Wildbrino, Midday
s-Hanibert. b.. 8, Colbert Lady May, en-:
-Laplander, b. g., Greenlander, entered by
A. L. Russell, Columbus Junction, Iowa.
A. L. Russell, Columbus junction, Iowa ~ -
9-Prince Allen, bl s., Allencon. Lutte Dick.
| 1e-Artois, b. NJ, Geneva, by Strathmore
entered by DR.. G. w. Fisher. La Porte City
| Iowa.
11-Rhea w., b. M, Woodwork Wilkes, Brit.
| 12-Lady Scott, bl. NJ, Bonnie Scotland, en-
tered by W. G. CARING, St. Paul, Mimi.
13-Parmeliawood, ch. M. Brentwood, Sun.
time, entered by G. L. De Ryder, Menomonie
Wis.
The harness racing season began at Read
Vile, Mass, yesterday, and some unexpected
ly good work was done by wel-known horses
| The fastest heat 209h by Carthage
Girl, in the 2:12 pace. She started three
lengths behind the field, and not until the
| three-quarters pole was reached did Merry
Field drive her out. Then she won out by
| half length. .--f..'..-...
opened out big lead and threatened to dis
| tance the field. ~, ,as. =. ..i=s. -.
AT the three-quarters, however, Priola and
Silver King came up strong, nearly beating
| out Easter to the wire in a whipping finish
| Mrs. Brown afterward was an easy winner
| Summaries: -. 81 x T.
2:24 class, trotting, two in three, purse $500