St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-31
GALLOPING BEAUTIES
La Tosea and Miss Dixie Cap
ture the Events at Sar-
atoga.
Comparison Shows the Time
Made by Guido Is Out
Of Sight.
4 Double Team Race Was the
Event Of the Day at
Cleveland.
Contests at Chicago, Jerome
Park, Gloucester and
Brighton.

SARATOGA, July 3O.-The five events
on the programme to-day included the
American Hotel stakes and the Saratoga
stakes. The track was in fine condi-
ton and the attendance fair.
First race, for three year lds and upwards
Starters: Admiral. III, L to i: Versatile,
1G3 20 10 /; Maidstone, llg, 10 ); Uncle Bob,
1i2, 20 to !; Tactician, lS3, 10 /; Princess
Bowling. 100. to ); Freedom, o, 80 to /: Ap
PomattOx 1C3 30 to ]; Clio, III, 10 to l. Drlz-
zle, III, 5 to 1, Bolero. iG3, 3l2 TO l.
Sims slipped away with BOler0 and
ran the course in front Of Princess
Bowling and Maidstone, respectively
the second choice and the favoTite in all
the betting and won from the Princess
by two lengths in 100.
Second race-The American Hotel stakes,
for three-year-olds. mile - Starters: La
TOsca, III. > to ;; Lyceum, rs. 10 |; Val
lera. 122, TO l: DR.. Hasbrouck, lis, TO l.;
india Rubber liz, T. TO /; Santa Anna, g9. II
10 l.
La Tosca having no rival TO beat her,
won in 1882 by a length from Santa
Anna VINO ran by Valera in the finish.
Third race, sweepstakes, for three
year-olds and upwards. mile and three
siXteenthS. As all of the horses en-
tered in this were scratched but Homer,
he was excused from appearance on the
track.
Fourth race. the Saratoga stakes for two
year-OldS, five furlOngs-StarterS; Miss Dix
ie. lis. 5 TO 1; Rex, rs. o to L; Salonica, 1l5,
~ TO /; Promenade, 10 to .; Frank Kinney.
lis, 3 10 1.
Frank Kinney took the word from the
starter and led out, but was captured
quickly by Miss Dixie. who waited in
front Of promenade and Won by two
lengths from him III 1904, with Rex
third.
Fifth race. mile and a furlong-starters:
Calcium. 100 3 10 l; Now or Never, 1l5, 4l2
% !; Gettysburg, III. 10 J; Lynn. 20, u to /.
The race was won by Gettysburg, the
fayOrite. who held the lead from the
start. Calcium was second to the home
stretch when Now or Never raced by
and came up to a short length of Gettys-
burg, who ran under the wire IN 200.
Lynn was fourth all the way.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, madenS eleyen-siXteenths-
Woodlands Baby filly. 10; Glee Boy, ll3;
Monticello, l07; Furnish, ll3; Marmont ITO;
Dora. 10; Saxon (Carlotta coit), ll3; Fau-
vetle, 10; Mount McGFegor, 113; Panhandle,
1l0.
second race, nine furlongs-Bullfneh o. :;
Homer. 10l: My Fellow, 1l6; King Grab, 1l2
Third race, three-y ear-olds, seven furlOngs
-Tactician, ia, Sam Corey, 106; Lady nde,
100; Slratagem. 10; Oberlin, ia; cold Dollar,
1t6.
Fourth race, mile-Saunterer, 1l2; john
Jay, l07; Headquarters. 90.
Fifth race, selling, six furlonss-Sports-
man, 100: BIantyre los; Josie Wells 50; Ocy-
pete 107; California, 100; Pennyroyal, los;
Cortland. lis.
Sixth race. selling, six furlongs-Express
81; Kanesville, Woodburn, 105: Ce-eberus,
JOB; Chapman, ia; Daisy F, III; Nalodia,
l07.
SELECTIONS
MarmOrt and Pan Handle. Homer and
King Crab, Stratagem aud Gold Dollar.
Saunterer and Headquarters, Chapman and
Gerebus.