St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-20
LARGE FIELDS.
Saratoga Extra Races Catch Nj
merous Entries.

mePOus Entries.
SARATOGA, Aug. 19.-To-day is the
third extra day of the second meeting.
The weather was clear, but the track is
heavy.
First race, half a mile-Starters: Uncle
Sim, 10. s to /; Cottonade, 10, to l; Strana-
han, fO6 - to !; Johk Wrinkle, 103, 4 to 1;
Bengal liz. to L; Bullet 100. 10 TO 1; Pur-
year, 103 10 To 1; MERGED, 100 Is TO l; Bef-
feater. 1OS, Is to I; Gray Goose, los, 4 to 1;
Foreigner, lib, to l: Money Mad, 102, - to
/; Neptune-Alma colt 105, ) to /.
Gray Goose ran away in front, lead
ing until Foreigner shut her out in the
sixth furlong and won from her by a
neck in 81 seconds. John Wrinkle was
third.
Second race. mile and seventy yards-Cast-
away H., 112, to To-; WattersOn, III, 3 to l;
Inferno, ITO, s to 1.
Starting altogether, Inferno gained
length in reaching the judges, but gave
it up to Castaway in the upper turn.
He ian well down the back stretch, but
was Overtaken by WattersOn at the
three-quarters. The latter then came
away and won in 1:51, CastaWay sec
Ond, Inferno third.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile-Namie
B, 112, 30 TO l.; Centaur. 112, 20 to /; Bandana,
o. 90 TO 1; Josie Wells. leo 40 tc 1; Gratitude,
IO7. 20 to 1: Judge Morrow. 122, to 10; Both
Grafton, 10 100 TO 1; Lord Harry, 105 6 to /;
BellwoOd 1l2 to l; Queen Hattie, 81, 100
to1.
Mabie was let out with a long lead
and held it to the fifth furlOng. when
Lord Harry. BeIwood and Judge Nor
row went by the FLY. Lord Harry won,
Belwood second. Judge Morrow third.
Time, lis.
Fourth race, five-eighths mile-Ayrshire
Lass lOi. leo to /; Salvini 122 100 TO /; Pail
SADIE, liz, 90 TO /; Gold Dollar. no. 40 to L;
Penny ROYAL. 10; Polydora, 105 100 to /;
Tactician. us, 60 ty 1; Marie Lowell, 112. 100
to 1; Cerebus, 10, 10 to 1; Hands OFF, 10. 20
TO /: Ben d'Or-Sadie Somers FLY, 101, p to
l: sam Corey. 106 - to l Mabel Glenn, 112
to 5: Tormentor, 1T, even.
SalYini and Gold Dollar led to the
home stretch, where he gave way to
TormentOr and Mabel Glenn. The first
won in 1904. Mabel Glenn second, Gold
Dollar third.
Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile-Chap-
man. III, 5 10 /: CeawOod, 100, s to l: ] j. o.
80 to / Etelka. ia, 20 to /: Mokaho, 103 20 to
1; Wyndham. o. Z TO /; Pericles 100. 70 TO 1 !:
Post Odds. SO. 8 to L; Sportsman, III. to / !;
John jay :. 105, 30 to l; Dalesman, Ill, 10 to
/; Maggie Beck, %, TO l; Powhatan-Se-
quence colt, 109
1t was everybody's scramble to the
last furlOng, when Sportsman, the only
winning favorite of the day, cut loose
and won in 1863 from the Sequence
colt, Post Odds third.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. six furlongs-Tanner, Now or
Never, Little Minch. III; Versatile, no:
Luray, EsperanZa. Virgin. 100; Belle of
Orange, 105; Prince Royal, 100: Luella B, 100.
Second race, Spencer handicap, mile and
one quarter-Santa Anna, 104; MabeiIe, 10Y
Lord Harry los; VALERA, 10; Bolero, ZIG;
Pesarra, ~; POWhattan Sequence colt 100;
India Rubber. 112
Third race, Grand Union hotel handicap,
six furlongs-Falie B, Old Pepper, 100: san
Salvador, los; Actor 10; Charade. 120;
LeOnawell, ll5.
Fourth race, sweepstake, mile and three