St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05
GOERS AT ALL CATS.
King Crab and Diablo in
Front for the Saratoga
Stakes.
The Cadence Colt and Fairy
Win the Jerome Park
Events
Happy Bee, Maggie R and Lit
tie Albert First at Cleve-
land.
Winners OF Purses on Other
Tracks in the East and
West.

SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 4.-To-day
was the sixth regular day of the races
here. The five events On the pro-
gramme included the Spirit of the
Times stakes and the Foster Memorial
stakes. There were showers early this
morning. The track was stiff and the
attendance fair
First race. five furlongs-Starters: Strictly.
19s, II to 1; Furnish. Ill, 10 to 1; Gulinda,
10, TO D; Lord Motley Ill. 10 toll; King Cad
mus, Ill, 13 to 5; Frank Kinney, lis, u to s.
Frank Kinney was the first to Timber
up and get in motion, but was caught
out while yet in the chute by Furnish,
who was followed by Strictly into the
main track. On the home stretch
Frank Kinney began running again,
and swiftly forging TO the front, won
by half length from Furnish in :O3sI
with King Cadmus a length behind,
third, followed by Gulinda, Strictly and
Lord Motley.
Second race, Spirit Of The Times stakes,
for three-yeaT-olds and upwards mile and a
sixteenth-Starters: King Crab, to 5: Bally-
moo. lO3, II to >; Forerunner, 103, to1, Mora,
l03, to 1; Clio. 115 30 to l.
King Crab led out, showing the way
to Mora and Clio, who soon yielded to
Ballyhoo and Forerunner, who ran even
on the back stretch and the latter sec
Ond in the lower turn. Then. making
1t first, he shut King Crab off the win
ming plate by half length in :49A,
leaving BallyhOO hot third.
Third race. free handicap sweepstakes,
mile ana ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Gettys-
bYrg no, to l; Uncle Bob, 113, even {:
klnscern, 100, to 1; My Fellow, 100, 2 TO !;
Sportsman, ia, to-
Sportsman ran in front from the flag
to the home stretch, and then gave up
and fell back into the luck. Uncle Bob
now sprang up from third to front, and
won from Kinscern by two lengths in
1904, with My Fellow length behind,
third.
Fourth race, the Foster Memorial, for all
ages. mile and q furlong-Starters: EOn, I2S
TO =; Maidstone, lie, s to 1; Diablo, lis. to
D; Ban Chief, 122, 10 to l.
Dlablo had it all his own way, from a
free start in run to the wire, in :56.
Eon endeavored, under the elder Hay
wards riding, to reach him, but gave-it
up III the closing and finished behind
Maidstone, who failed by four PAGES to
overtake the winner.
Fifth race, three-year-olds and upwards.
seven INCONSISTENCIES: Mabel Glenn, liz, -
to 1O; Mabelle, los, II to /; La Tosca no.
to ).
MabelIe led from the drop of the flag,
followed by Mabel Glenn and La ToSca.
The latter passed him in the chute and
Mabelle came second around the lower
turn. From there La Tosca had it all
her own way, and she won hands down
in 1:31, six lengths from Mabel Glenn,
who was one from Mabelle.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, two-year-olds five furlongs-
Foreigner. lis; Fauvette. 100: Resaca. Bon
ME Burke, JOB; Lester. Ill: Vassela, Fillide,
lO3; Esperita SantO. 10S; Panhandle, 103; Car
mine, los; ZampOst, los; Reticenca, 103.
Second race. mile, selling-John Jay ). 100;
Busted 106; Bush Bolt, SO; Jake Saunders,
10l; Tactician, 90.
Third race, all ages, six furlongs-For-
eigner 100; Dandy 103; Rinfax. Appomatox,
ZIG.
Fourth race, nine MISUNDERSTANDING
ll9; Racine. 125; Uncle Bob, lis; India Rub
Der, 104; Bellwood, III.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Bonnie King, 90;
j j, 81: Josie Wells, So; Little Fred, 100;
Virgin IL, 81; Cerebus, 106; Alarm Bell,
105; Willie Marie, 9S; Rosa s. 106; Graft
tude, 105; PrettiwIt %; Pericles, 1917.
SELECTIONS.
Esperanto Santo and Flllide; Jake Saun-
: ders and Busted; Rinfax and Appomattox :;
Racine and Uncle Bob; Cerebus and Alarm
Bell