The Saint Paul globe., 1904-09-03

Gov. McCauley began the fight from
the start and trotted neck and neck to
the half when Bell c. forged up to the
leaders and beat out Gov. McCauley.
She failed to head the leader, and the
four horses trotted true past the
three quarter post. Ettie l. went off
her feet on the stretch, but recovered,
and trotted under the wire second.
There was a long delay while pro-
tests were heard by the judges against
allowing Ettie L to have the position,
but the judges finally gave the mare
second place, with Bell C third and The
President fourth. Gov. McCauley, who
forced the pace, failed to finish better
than eighth. The judges hung up the
time-2:17.
There was good sport in the 2:40
class pacing race, though Riley Nc
Keen reeled off the first heat in 2:l9%,
heats. The time for PAGERS on
muddy track is considered fast. Nc
Kenn reeled off the first heat in 2:19A,
and subsequent heats were paced in
2:20A and 2:21a. Allen F was second
in the first heat, but proved unequal to
the pace in the succeeding heats, and
Marguerite was in second place in the
two following heats.
The money, purse of 81 900, went 10
Riley McKeen, first; Marguerite, second;
Allen F, third, and Anglebar. fourth.
Maydeilo and Geography were both dis
tanced in the initial heat.
In the novelty running race, mile
and a half, purse $3.50, the fight was
between Little Devil and Assessor, but
the Minnesota horse proved to have
better staying qualities and won the
| big end of the money. Little Devil was
first at the half for $50; Assessor was
ahead at the mile, and won $50, and
| Assessor was first at the finish for
| $50. Assessor raced in at the stretch
! five lengths in the lead of the bunch.
| Calenhatchie was second at the fnlsh
| of the distance. and won $45 for the
performance. Little Devil was third.
Her price at the finish was SIS. The
time was announced as 2:45k. Ar
genta and Midway Girl started, but
| did not finish.
Jockey Is Injured
| In the last half mile, when Argenta
| was at the first turn, Jockey Buck Nc
Cam drew in to the rail and in the
mud his mount slipped and fell, throw
ing her rider. The boy fell clear of
the horse, but before he could regain
his feet the next horse behind him
struck him with her feet in the small
Of the back.
Argenta was second when the acct
dent occurred, and ran riderless around
the track. Young Mccain was taken
| to the emergency hospital on the fair
grounds, where an examination of; his
injuries disclosed a possibly broken rib
He is not, however, seriously Injured
He is a Canadian, nineteen years old
and follows the races for a living.
In the fve-eighths dash, for purse
4 of $500, there were four starters, Yer
sifier winning the last two heats and
the ra ce. Jingler won the first heat and
was second in the other two. The best
time for the distance was 1:05.
Two stock yards races We're run,
derby and free-for-all, at half mile
distance. The summaries:
2:21 class, trotting, purse $4,000; three
The President, b (Wilson).... dis s :.
efsymon9 eGGEns r. Pf b fe4andlsT} e1ansifg} dis
Getaway, ch G (Stetson) ....... 3
Confanza, B m Gle Guire)... dis
Izeta m fSmith) ...........
, Governor McCauley b g (Foote)
P e o, b m (Wood) ...........
Bell C, br m (Gigbie) ..........
, CaIcine, b m (McMahon) :..... 6
Time, 2:14k, 2:16A, 2:11.
; 2:40 class, pacing, purse $1,000; three il
/. five heats
Margussrite, \ arg; e s ;, R,,tdss m Mo0mia' z
AllsP AnsIs9sr. =. leSRsSi eS$sSslsT5
i Maydeilo, b m (Weeaksl ak...,. ..;:.;.. dis
Gephgrapsh21s Time, ps:21sz. 3:2oa. uSo1rS 5!a14a o's
Novelty race ~ miles, purse s25o-As
t SCISSOR won, Galenhatchie second, Littl
Five eeighths mile dash' purse 5000
= Alzora ...................
L Marta .................
lime Time, los, i:o5, 1:os. "
t Stockyards Derby, half mile dash-He
n Stuff won, Congress second, White Stock
. . ings third, Gray Eagle fourth.
{ Free -for-all, South ST. Paul event-Pola