St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-25
FORTUNE FROWNS.
Horse Haven Is Afflicted by Wet
Weather.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 24.-Fortune
still frowns upon the racing association.
Heavy rains throughout the night and
this morning made quagmire of the
track and destroyed interest in the rae
ing to such an extent that many of the
frequenters OF the track during the
season made up card parties and re-
manned in their hotels. California
ran away before the start of his race,
and his jockey showed so much brutal
ity in clubbing the horse over the head
that he aroused the Indignation of the
officials, who suspended him for ten
days. These are the details:
First race, five MISUNDERSTANDING, 10, S
to 1 Spendoline 113 10 to l. Monticello, ITO,
40 to 1; Detroit 1l3. 2 to 1; San Pueblo, lilo,
40 to /; MERGED, ITO, II to /; Emma Primrose.
ITO, 12 to 1 Fam Post liz, 4 to l; Alarmer,
113, Is to 1.
Detroit was the first off, followed by
MERGED, and the pair were joined by
Emma Primrose and Astrakhan at the
half-mile post. Turning into the stretch
Detroit almost had clear lead, but
both he and MERGED quit ard Astrokhan
came forward and beat Spendaline Il
neck, with Montella third. Time, :06.
Second race, mile-FoTerunner, 100, to 81;
Saunterer, I'D, to /; Gettysburg, 100, to L;
John jay S, ia, 20 to 1; Red Fellow, Ia, 20
to1.
Running to the quarter Forerunner
had a neck the best of Gettysburg, but
the latter fell back and Saunterer took
second place, but he could never reach
FOrerunner. who won. Gettysburg was
three lengths behind Saunterer. Time,
1:4S14.
Third race. six and half furlongs-Fear-
less. 1l2. 6 toll; Strategem, 112, q to 5; Belle
&c IN q tn
5; Apollo, 107, 60 to 1; Oberlin, 122, 20 TO 1.
On the lower turn Strategem took the
lead, which he maintained to the last
furlOng, when Fearless outran and beat
him easily by length and half, with
Belle of Orange four lengths away.
Time, 1:2115.
Fourth race, purse $500, mile and three
sixteenths-Los Angeles, 119. 1 to 2; Can
Can, no to s; Marauder, III, 80 to l.
Can Can had the lead at the half,
when Lewis moved up with Los Angeles
and the mare found no difficulty in
taking command on the far turn. and
beat Can Can. who beat Marauder for
the place. Time. 2:09.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Rosa Fl, JOG, 6 to
I; Cerebus, 1l0Ia, 5 to l Long Lead 9S, II to
/; St Charles 103 6 to /; Endurer, ia, 16 to
5; Tactician, 113, 20 to 1; and G, 12412 100
to /; Aunt Jane %. 100 to l PolydOra. 100,
110l2, so TO 1.
Endurer got three lengths the best of
a struggling start, but Rosa H went
quickly to the front, and finally won
from Cerebus, Tapped by Long Lead.
Time, 1:195l.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, six furlongs = Temple, u.s.
OP B. Foreigner, Ill; Rex, lis; Sir Catesby,
106; Gulinda, Lester lis.
Second race, Alabama stakes. nine fur
longs-Santa Anna, Longfellow horse Ida.
Games FLY, 10Y; Sallie McClelland. H.
Third race, mile and three-sixteenths-Re-
clare, III; My Fellow, ZIG; Come To Taw,
119; Homer, 101; Judge Morrow, 1c2.
Fourth race Troy stakes, thirteen-six-
teenths of mile-Benjamine, India Rubber,
1903; La Tosca us; Santiago, III; Maidstone,
126: EOn, 131.
Fifth race, selling, mile-Reporter, us;
Lynn, Gettysburg, LIZ.
SELECTIONS.
Temple and Rex, Sallie McClelland and
Santa Anna Reclare and Judge Morrow, La
Tosca and Eon, Gettysburg and Reporter.