St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-25
EXTRA AND ORDINARY.
Selling Piaters Race for Saratoga
Purses

SARATOGA, Aug. 24.-To-day was the
fifth extra day of the second meeting
here. The track was lumpy.
First race, two-year-olds. five and half
furlOngs-Starters: Neptune-Alma colt, 1O4,
10 to L: Grafton, 9S. 20 to /; Uncle Sim, 104,
= to 1; Counsellor, 104, to l; Money Mad, l0l.
80 to l; Pruryear. 101 S to I; John Wrinkle,
101, 2 to 1; Springway, 10l, 10 10 /; Gorilla,
9S, u to 1; Fulda, l07, 10 to l.
Uncle Sim succeeded in getting off In
front. He was soon cut out by the Alma
colt, but in the home stretch he re-
gained the lead, followed closely by the
latter. Both, however, were shut out
by half length in the finish by John
Wrinkle in ITO. Uncle Sim second,
Alma third.
Second race, for three -year-olds and up
ward mile-StarteFs: Versatile, 104, to i;
Cassius, H. to L; Bellwood, 112. to 5: Pan
dora, %, 40 to /; Lord Harry, III, u to ! : In
da Rubber. Ill, 10 /; Belle dor, 101, S to l.
Lord Harry first took the word. fol-
lowed by BellwOOd and CaSSiuS. The
latter was second on the upper turn,
and Kept it between the back stretch
and at the seventh furlOng, when Bell
wood came up on even terms with Lord
Harry. and showed him his heels TO the
plate in 1853, Lord Harry second, Cas-
sius third.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile-Start-
ers: Graduate. los, to l; Sequence colt, 9S,
8 to I; Freedom, 9S, 80 to l; Queen Hattie, IS
% to /; Oberlin, 30 to 1; Void, Is, TO /; Lady
Pulsifer. 105, 30 to 1; Lyceum, los, to l.:
Gratitude, 100 20 TO /; BalgoYan, los, to 5.
Lady Pulsifer got away with such a
rush that she was able to open a gap
and keep it until she reached the wire,
in I:1615. Oberlin and Graduate were
next in order at the outset but in the
Scurry up the home stretch they were
passed by Lyceum and Balgowan, the
latter closing second in front of Ly-
ceum.
Fourth race, for three-year-olds and up
wards. five ana a half furlOngs-Starters:
Worth, 126, 3 to 1: Sam Corey. ia 10 TO 1 !;
Maggie Beck, 100. Is 10 1; Blue Rock. 126, to
l; Etelka ia Il to 1; TOrmentor, 136, TO |;
Belle of Orange, 119 even; Rosa H, 49, to
1; Botheration Twilight colt. ia 100 to l..
Maggie Beck was first off, followed by
Worth and Orange, who passed her in
the lower turn. Then Belle took the
LEAD, but Worth sprang past her and
won in 1:10; Rosa H second, Belle of
Orange third.
Fifth race. seven-eighths Of mile-Start-
CTS: Pluto, ll5. 30 to Centaur, l1S,S TO ); Cea-
wood, no. Is to 1; Dalesmau, 10. 10 to l.;
Gettysburg, lis, 3 to 1; Taetieian. 100 10 to l {;
Salvini started first, and with brief
break in the lower turn, when Centaur
showed in front, led and won in canter
i'll 1:3l, Centaur second. Ceawood third.
TO-DAY ENTRIES.
First race, seven acknowledgement, ia;
Versatile 134; Inferno. 124; Red Fellow. 13l ;
BolerO 10: Now or Never 13l; WoOdbena,
Ito: Worth 122; Luella B, no; Oberlin, lis.
Second race. Kenner stakes. mile and
hree-quarteres-San JOAQUIN, 10S; Snow
ball ID: B. 122; Valera, 122.
Third race. Test stakes, seven furlongs-
Longfellow-Vie flIy, 10; Zampost, 104;
Old Pepper 104: Furnish, 104; Rio Grande,
104: San salvador, ia; Charade, III.
Fourth race, handicap sweepstakes mile
and a sixteenth-Mabel Glenn, los: King
Crab, lis: Now or Never, 1t3; India Rubber
lis; Santiago, 123; Belle of Orange, 104; Bel
wood. 113; Watterson. lilo.
Fifth race, selling. six furlongs-Hands OFF,
107: Mabella. %; Lurav. 1914; Post Odds, 81;
Marie Lovelle, 90; Clio. 10; Uncle Sim. 76;
Once Again, 10; Apollo. 100; Melanie, 105.
SELECTIONS.
Worth and Inferno. Valera and SNOWFALL,
Charade and Furnish. Santiago and King
Crab, Mabelle and Post Odds.