The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-03

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celia trotted two slow heats in the
Charter Oak $4,000 event today and
then went in and won in three straight
heats. The race was marred by bad
accident in the last heat, when Idolita
and Hawthorne came together, both
horses going down. The accident hap
pened at the three quarter pole and
the majority of the 5000 spectators left
the stands, crossing the infield to the
scene Of the accident. The horses and
drivers were found to be uninjured.
Each driver blamed the other, but the
fault was found to lie with Driver To-
zier for fouling the wheel guard of
Hudson's sulky. Idolita had won two
heats and held good position in the
heat which won for Amelia the race.
In the first heat Amelia broke at
the start and again In the back stretch.
Metallas gave Idolita a hard drive. In
the second heat Methllas1 led, but was
passed in the back stretch and Idolita
took the heat. The third heat was
easy for Amelia. The fourth looked
good for Hawthorne but he broke at
the wire, and, though ANGELA had bro
ken twice, she came in aawinner. The
fifth heat was easy for the favorite.
Pool Sellers Feared Direct Hal.
The pool sellers evidently feared Dr.
rect Halls bursts of speed and no pools
were sold on him in the q. 80 pace. He
won in straight heats and, though the
time he made was fast, he could have
done better. Greenline sold for second
place at even money. To win the
third heat Direct Hal had to pace the
last quarter in better time than 80.
Greenline, who led at the quarter pole,
did the quarter in :30A and Direct
Hal was two lengths behind Greenline
when time was snapped at the stretch
mark.
Eula Mac sold fayorite at SO, with
the field 70. in the 2: 16 trot, but Scott
Hudson drove Zelnaa to win after Gold
en- had taken heat with Silver Glow.
Previous to starting the 2:11 pace
Billy HI sold a favorite at so, with
the field 65, but Don Riley took the
second, third and fourth heats. The
judges believed that Billy H had been
pulled and In the last heat substituted
Driver Geers for Fisher. In scoring
Billy Fl showed the greatest speed and
apparently wanted to win, but the heat
was Don Riley's in easy fashion. Hud-
sons horse led at the half and at the
three quarters had such a lead that it
was impossible for Betonica to catch
him. xs
Summaries.
2:11 trot, Charter Oak $4,000 purse.
three in five
Amelia, b m, by Antrim Ha-
ysv1ro Ixy A 1rxyno
derS) .................. l
Metallas, (Hussey) 80 2 s 8 3
2 3aWtsora 6s m m ( b 1H@asonj
Antezella .(Spear) ......s 9
Col. Cochran, b S (Geers) 20 3 S
Confessor, ch g lDemaareesst} q s dis
Eli pace. purse sl.5oo. three in five
w WilkesN ig, r.. + BY Beecher
SHudson) i,;.; .:.;;....;.S ! ]
B Bi1y Ii Direct er Blk hlsHSf Me sslr
Onoto, b m "a. McDonald5 80 A Z
Bet0niea Mcsrss sToIie 1KSrbv;
RHsIs fs1sa n Pitns5}s Potter
2:16 trot, purse $500, three in five
t Cora 1 En- BY K Z IT. Sw P Prince
s}H MrdasHf eR 9 laoldenj III i::::. !
Keilmont, b (Dickerson1 ....S s
MY Chance oh $ !crowIeD ;;;.s 7
cR 9strader5 ?. JACOBS en-
Eula Mac, blk m (Snow) ......2 8 4dis
Time, 2:11%, 2:11sh 2:13A. 2:1SH.
2:3o pace. purse $4,000, three In. five
Direct Hal, blk 8, by Direct Bessie
Hal, by Tom Hal (Geers) .......1 l
Greenline, br 6 (Sanders) ........2 Q
Albert, 70 g "a. McDonald) ......3
Cubanola, blk S (Greer) .I.......4
Free Advice, oh s (Mller) 49,. dis
King Charles. CHI (Maloney) $50. dis
Time. 2:o6h, 2:07A, 200.