St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-18
HORSE HAVEN RACES.
Prince Royal and Los Angeles
Mere Winners.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug 1.-THE programme
originally provided for Saturday. but post
poned on account of the heavy rainstorm,
was run off to-day.
First race five and half furlongs-Start-
ers: Actor, 10, Z to 81 Spendoline. 105. s to
|; The Queen, 1O5. to- Santa Catalina. 100
S to 1; S2ringaway, no. % to 1; Lady Su-
perior, 105. 50 to Il Councillor, 40, 50 to 1
Emblem, 110, to 1; Detroit, 105, to 1; Car
lotta colt, los, 30 to 1.
Spendoline got away with the lead, and
with Detroit, Santa Catalina, The Queen and
Springaway as his nearest attendants. showed
the way to the last furlOng pole where he
swerved badly and was passed by Actor and
The Queen. Spendoline came again almost
in the last stride and everyone thought that
he had nailed Actor on the post, but the
judges thought differently, Actor being
placed first. Spendoline beating The Queen
by head for second place. Time, 1:10
Second race, mile and hree-siXteenths-
Starters: Prince Royal, lie, to f; Santiago,
III, 2 to |.
Santiago set the pace for the first mile
and they ran without change until they en-
tered the stretch the second time. Prince
Royal then moved up and in hard drive
got hist head in front and won an exciting
race..by a short head Time 2:02l2.
Third race. the Congress Hall stakes, six
1 to Z; st. Charles, 100, to /; Orinoco, 107, 5
toll
Orinoco and St. Charles, heads apart, alter
mated in the lead a length and half before
Los Angeles until they were within a fur
long from home. Williams then gave Los
Angeles her head and she won from st.
Charles who beat Orinoco a head. Time,
/ II. Second heat-Los Angeles won, st.
Charles second, Orinoco third. Time 1912.
Fourth race, mile and quarter-Starters:
Red Fellow, ia, to L; Uncle Bob, 119. TO );
Valera. l05. to 2; Versatile, 81, 9 to-.
Red Fellow made all the running and won
with ease by four lengths from Uncle Bob.
hoo al Ex-al he fNr fI,n v1o
! Time, 2:09S4.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Starters: Fan
ME S, 105, 10 TO L; Long Leaf, 95, to L: Cen
taur, 116, to 1; Clio, lie, to l.; Luella B.,
| 107, even.
! Luella B first took the word, but was passed
! in the first furlong by Centaur. Long Leaf
was then third. Racing into the main track
| Luella Il let loose buckle, and, again secur-
| ing the free air, galloped home with Sims
! hands down three lengths in front of Cen
! taur, one better than Fannie S, who led Clio
! and Long Leaf. Time. I: 3Gl2.
! To-DAY's ENTRIES.
First race. mile - Racine, 122; Belle of
| Orange 90; Tanner, ia; Castaway H., no;
Lord Harry, 81; Joe Blackburn. 112: Cea-
wood, ITO; Now or Never, ia; Bolero, 101 !;
! Belle Or, 100.
Second race. Misses stakes, six furlongs-
| Emma Primrose Lady Spencer los: Bonnie
| Burke, los; Longfellow-Vie flly, los; Salon
lea, Money Maid, lis: Promenade, lis; Miss
| Dixie, ITO.
Third race FoXhall stakes, mile and quar-
ter--San Joaquin, no; Blackjack, j B, Gold
Dollar, Apollo, Palestine, Oberlin, Calgary.
| III; Pessara 122.
Fourth race. handicap sweepstakes, mile
| and sixteenth-Inferno liz; Redfellow, 118;
Cassius, ia; Esperanto, 90; Maidstone, lis;
| Now or Never, lis.
Fifth race, selling. nine furlongs-Kern,
| LOG; Carroll, 90; Vosburg. 90; Gertie D. 102
Quotation, 101; Powhattan Sequence colt,
| 1U3.
Racine and CastaWay II, Promenade and
| Miss Dixie, Pessara and Gold Dollar. Red
| Fellow and Now or Never, Quotation and
| Carroll