St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-22
RACINE HAS a PICNIC.
Nothing at Saratoga to Beat Him
Good Contests.

Nothing at Saratoga to Beat Him
Good Contests.
SARATOGA, Aug. alone of the best
programmes yet provided by this asso-
citation was the one down for decision
to-day. The fourth race was so well
filled that it was deemed advisable to
add another purse and split up the
eighteen entries. This made six races.
The track was in perfect order.
First race, seyen-eights of a mile-Starters:
Inferno, ia, TO /; DR.. HaSbrouek, 10Z, ) to
/; Lord Harry, 107 9 to ,; Ballyhoo. 10e, o to
/: Cassius, no. 10 TO l.; Palisade, LA, 60 to 1;
J 5, liz, 70 to /; Redfellow 119. 5 to 1; Daisy
f, 100. 30 to l /; j J, 9S, 100 to 1.
BallyhoO had the best start. AS they
struck the turn Lord Harry took the
lead and held it to the half-furlong post,
where he was Overhauled by Inferno,
who drew away and won from DR.. Has
brouck, who beat Lord Harry for the
place. Time, 1855.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
Starters: foreigner, lis. to /; Bonnie
Burke, los, To L; COttOnade. III. 10 to 1;
Uncle Sim, les. to 1; Gray Goose, los, 5 to .;
Alma colt 100, to /; John Wrinkle, lO2, to
l; san Pueblo. l02, 90 to l; Bullet, %, 70 to l;
Spring Away, lis, 10 TO 1; Money Mad 90 100
TO > Beefeater 106, % TO l; Grafton, l02, 10 TO
1; Stranahau, 100. 40 to l.
Gray Goose had the best of the start,
but Foreigner won easily by two
lengths from Bonnie Burke. COttonade
was third. Time, 0:56.
Third race, mile-Starters: Racine, 100
to z; Tanner, 90, ; to /; Lady Pulsiter, 90, 30
10 /; Belle D. o., II to l.
Racine. Tapped by Tanner, made all
the running. and won easily by three
quarters of a length, Tanner beating
Pulsifer six lengths for the place.
Time, l ~
Fourth race, fve-eighths of q mile-Stsrt-
ers: Blackjack Ia, u to /; Oriuoco. Ill, to
l POlydCra, 10. l. to 1; Oberlln, los, 20 to l;
Lady Unde, lU5, II to /: Gratitude, 1O5, to L;
Fillide. 70, TO ID; Twilight colt. %, 100 to :;
Festina, "a. 10U to L
Lady Unde and Gratitude aIternated
in first place until the stretch was
reached. 0rinoco then rushed to the
front, and after brief struggle, won a
pretty race by three parts of a length
from Lady Unde, who beat Gratitude
for the place. FilIide, the favorite,
finished fourth. Time, LOB.
Fourth race, second division-Starters:
WoOdbena, to l; Bengal, to /; King Mack,
: to =; Mamie Z, s to 1; Maggie Beck, 10 to 1:
Bandana. to l: Costa Rica, 5 TO Z; Vintage
Time fly to |.
Bengal had fully SIX lengths the best
of the start. and cut out the work to the
last sixteenth pole. where he was joined
by Woodbena. who had been second all
the way. WOOdbena won by length
and half, Bengal second, King Mack
third. Time, 1903.
Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile-Start-
ers: Busted. s to ); Centaur. 5 to L: Luray,
o TO 1; Peric1es tol; Penny Royal, 3 to 1;
Freedom. 40 to /; Josie Wells, Z toll; John
! Jay s. 80 to l; Sequence colt, to +; Dales-
man. 40 to l; Graduate. 10 to1.
Centaur won, Luray second and Bus
teed third. Time, 1:1fH.
ENTRIES FOR THE DAY.
First race. two-year-olds six furlongs-
Judge T0uzy, 1JS; Cottonade, 10; Bonnie
Burke, 105; Furnish, los. Actor, 1l3: Madrid.
los; Emblem, lUS; Salonica, rs; London,
1i3: The Queen 100.
Second race, mile-Melanie liz: Luella B.
liz: Belle of Orange, LIP: India Rubber. I'D:
Maggie Beck, 1913: Virgin, IL; Lord Harry.
III
Third race. mile and FIVE furlongs, Nor
risey andieapp-Carroll, Ill; Los Angeles,
100; Santiago. 10.
Fourth race. mile and three-sixteenths.
POcahOntas stake-Santa Anne 100 ;Longlebf.
105; WOOdbena. 10; La Tosea. 10.
Fifth race, mile ana sixteenth, selling
Vorburg, gS; Eric, ia: MabeLe, 90; PoWhat-
tan Sequence colt 100; Gertie D. 112; Gettys-
burg. UI Lady Unde. So; Carol. III; Tao
ticiaQ rs