St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-19

was the fourth regular day OF the sec
ond meeting. The track was lumpy.
First race mile-Racine, 122, 2 to 3; Belle
of Orange, 100. 20 to L; Tannern ia, 10 10 /;
Bolero, 101,3I to 1.
Racine got off neck from the Belle
of Orange. followed by Tanner and
Bolero. Bolero came up to dead lock
with Raciue IN the third quarter, and
held it until opposite the starters
stand, when lively work by Racine won
the race for him by head in 1:41H,
Bolero second, Belle OF Orange third.
Second race, the Misses stakes, six furlongs
Bonnie Burk, los, 6 to /; Lady Superior. 100,
10 to 4; Miss Dixie. I'D. to /; Vic FLY, los,
to 1; Emma Primrose, 1O5 to 8; Salonica,
115 10 to l.
Bonnie Burk and Salonica started to
run it, but Emma Primrose beat them
from the chute and the Vic filly made it
second in the lower turn. On the win
ming plate Primrose arrived in 1:164,
Vic second, Burk third.
Third race, the Foxhall stakes. mile and a
quarter-Blacklock, III, 30 20 /; j B, III, 10
l; Palestine, III. to L; Oberlin. III 80 TO A;
San Joaquin, 1lO 10 l; Pessara, IL, 10 :;
Calgary, III, 30 to l.
Pessara started the race, followed by
Calgary, but J B ran to the front III
the second furlOng and was two
lengths out on the upper turn and the
back stretch when Calgary was second
and Blackjack third. leading PeSSara.
The latter now began his race and won
by length from j B in 2:13, who
beat Calgary.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-Red
Fellow lis PIP to |; CassiuS ia, Pig to |;
EsDeranZa 90, s TO 1; Maidstone lis, 10 j;
Now or Never 115 to 1.
Cassius unlimbered IN front at the
drop of the flag, but gave way to the
burst of speed which Red Fellow let
out and the latter then run over the
course against the advance of Now or
Never, and won from him in 80 by a
length, Maidstone was third.
Fifth race. mile and furlong-kern lO6
to /; Carroll %, + TO s.; VoSburg 93, to /;
Quotation I0l, s to l; PoWhattan Sequence
colt lob, 10 to 1.
Quotation first took the word, fol
lowed by Carroll, who passed the grand
stand in the lead and went behind VOS-
burg on the upper turn. Then the lat
ter Scudded along in front until in the
home stretch. Carroll made a squirt,
which carried him up to the free air,
and then he won easily in 1:59. length
from "Pittsburg PhirS" Kern, who had
come up to the second place in the last
furlOng, followed by quotation.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. selling, twO-year-olds, four fur
longs-Uucle Sim, 112; COttOnade, ITO ;
Stranchon, 10: John Wrinkle, 1903; Bengal.
ll2; Bullet, 100; Puryear D, 1O3; MERGED, 100;
Beefeater, los; Grey Goose, lO5; Fore 1guer
113: Money Maid, l02; Carmine, los; Ne plume
105; Alma colt, los.
Second race, mile and seventy yards-Cast-
away H., 112; Watterson, III: Inferno I'D
Third race, three-year-olds and upward,
six furIongs-Mamie B. Centaur, III; Ban
dana, %; Josie Wells, 100; Gratitude, 101;
Judge Morrow, ~: Lady Unde, Is; Bother
alton, Twilight colt, 100; Lord Harry, 105'
Belwood, 1l2; Queen Hattie, %.
Fourth race, Ihree-year-olds and upward
five furlongs-Ayreshire Lass. 10l; Salviui
122; Palisade, Young Duke, III; Gold Dollal
Pennyroyal, no; Polydora, 105; Tactician
l15; Marie Lowell, 112; Cerebus, 10; Hands
OFF, ITO; Ben d Or. Saddle Summer flly. 10l
sam Cory, 100; Mabel Glenn, liz; Tormentor,
III.
Fifth race, selling. seven furlongs-Chap
man, Ill; CeaWood, 100; j j, 50; Etelka, ia
Mokena, 1903; Wyndham, 81; PericleS 1O3
COST Odds, 96; Sportsman, 116; John Jay s
lis: Dalesman. Ill; Mamie Beck, 95i Powhat
tan-SeQueuce colt, 100