St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-24
HORSE HAVEN RACES.
Good Contests and Close Finishes
For All But EOn.

SARATOGA, July 23.-The Saratoga
Racing Associations meetin g has begun
to-day. The wind was blowing small
hurricane. The sky was black and
Ominous looking. There was every in
dication of storm before night. The
threatening weather did not interfere
with the attendance, however, which
was quite up to the usual standard In
point OF Numbers.
:. First race, five furlongs-Starters: La Tosca,
Jos, to 5; Rolero, 106, to 1; Penny Royal,
los, to 1; Fistina, "a. 100 to 1; CerebuS, "a,
70 to /; Gold Dollar, %, 20 to 1.
Penny Royal had five lengths the best
of the start, and showed the way to
within a furlong of home when La
Tosca moved up to first place and held
it to the end, winning by neck from
Rolero, Penny Royal third, four lengths
away. Time, :02.
Second race mile and furlong-Starters:
Eon, 124. 1 to 8; Judge Morrow, 122, TO l;
Text, I'D, so to l.
Judge Morrow, under the strongest
kind of a pull, piloted Eon and Text,
heads apart, to the lower turn. Eon
then began to close up on Judge MOI
row, and the pair swung around the
turn into the stretch on even terms, ten
, lengths ahead of Text. E0n drew away
| in the last sixteenth, and passed the
| post in a common canter, five lengths
| before Judge Morrow, who was fifteen
| lengths before Text. Time, :5S.
Third race, the 1ravers' stakes, mile and
half Starters-Vallera 132, to 5; HOodlum
| l22, to 5; Silver King lis, to 1.
Valera made all the running and
won by three parts of length from
| HOOdlum, after a hard drive. HoOdlum
was second and Silver King third.
| Time, 2:49.
Fourth race, the Flash stakes, half mile
| Starters: Zorling, 10S , to /; Promenade, los,
4: Tom Tough, Ill, Is; Nettie b, los. 10;
! Charade, los. 6: Bengal, JOG, z; Vic, los. Isl;
Furnish. Ill, 20; Leonawell, Ill, 10; Fauvette
| 1903, 50; Rio Grande, 106, 30; Forest Ill, 3D.
At the start Bergen rushed Zorling to
the front, followed by Bengal. Around
the turn the leaders were joined by
Prom enade and Charade. and they ran
in close order to the last furlong, when
| ZOrling came away and won. Prone
made captured the place from Tom
! Tough, who was Tapped by Charade.
! Time, 49$4.
/ Fifth race. seven furlongs-Starters: Cal
| cium, 107, 3; Jake saunders, 11j. 8; Snow
| ball. TO- I6 TO ): Tactician, 10Y, 100; Cali
| fornia, 100, 100; Headquarters. 1Ol, 100; King
| OF Norfolk, aged. 1l2, 100: Mohican, 100, lC;
| SLratdBeul, Ilo Id hSPOItSi, 4iS, d gypsy
| queen, no. 10.
Stratagem took the track at the first
furlong and led to the stretch, when he
quit. A driving finish resulted in vic
tory for Calcium by half a length from
Jack Saunders, Tapped by Snowfall.
Time, 1909.
| ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
| First race. for two-year-old maidens, five
| furlongs-San Pebio. ITO: Detroit, 1l3; MERGED.
| 10; Spendoline. 113; Astrakhau. Montello,
! 10: Alarmer, 113; Emma Primrose, 10; Fam
| post, lib.
Second race, one mile-Forerunner, Get
tysburg. 100; Redfellow, John Jay 5, ia;
| Saunterer ID.
Third race. for three-year- olds thirteen
| sixteenths of mile-Belle of Orange, III:
] Oberlin, 112; Appomattox, 10; Suatagem
| Fearless, lie; Apollo, 107.
| Fourth race, mile and three-sixteenths-
! Los Angeles, l19; Marauder, III; Can Can,
/ 10: Admiral, rs.
Fifth race, selling. six furlongs- Taciticar
| 49, Rosa II, 104: st Charles, 1903; Longleaf,
9S: California, 81; Endurer. ia; Cereberus,
! 100; c & G, 100; Aunt Jane, 81; Golden Reel,
| III; Polly Dora, %.
! SELECTIONS.
Detroit and MERGED, Saunterer ard Fore
! runner Stratagem and Appomatox, Los
| Angeles and Can Can Rosa II and Golden
| Reel