St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-12
SARATC GA RACES.

SARATOGA. Aug. 11.-To-day was the
first regular day OF the second meeting.
The track was fast.
First race, mile and seventy yards-Start-
ers: Wiroy, Kuhn, 95 100 TO /; Maidstone.
|. Lewis, 1l9, > to l.; Racine, Narvice, IL, IL
to 5; Eon, X. Williams. III, to2.
From Il good send off Racine took the
lead, with WilrOy, Eon and Maidstone
after bin. On the turn the pace was
too hot for WilrOy and he gave it up.
Eon closed the gap i'll the lower turn,
and was on even terms for an instant
with Racine at the last furlOng. Then
Racine's rider piled his whip and the
horse responded with squirt that car
ried him to the winning post by nose
from EOn in 1:44$l, lowering the record
for mile and seventy yards half
second. The best time made previously
was by Lizzie B, with 104 pounds up, at
Washington Park, Chicago, on July 2,
1890. Maidstone was third.
Second race the Mount McGregor stakes
at six furlongs-Starters: Leonaweli. An
deFsOu, lis, 1 to ;; Furnish, Narvice, lis. D 10
|: Glee Boy, Shauer lis ~ to [; Old Pepper,
L. Williams, lis, to 1; Emma Promrose,
Marshall, lis. 10 to L Rio Grande, Lewis, lis,
D 10 |.
TO a good start Leonawell cut loose
at his opponents could reach him. Old
Pepper started second, but gave way TO
Emma Primrose and Rio Graude on the
lower turn. LeOnaweu finished first,
Emma Primrose second and Rio Gfande
third. Time. 1:164.
Third race, United States Hotel stakes. mile
and half-StartaIs Boero, l. Lewis, III.
to 5; Bermuda, Anderson, 122, to :: Val
lera. r. Williams, 127, to l; Santa Anna,
Narvice TO-. , 10 /.
Santa Anna set the pace. and came
around the lower turn up to the grand
stand, followed closely by Bermuda
under heavy pull. On the upper turn
Bolero piloted Bermuda, and both
horses ran in team for half a mile,
when Bermuda cut loose and ran
up the stretch after Santa Anna. pass
ing him and winning by length. Bo-
lerO finished third, three lengths ahead
Of Valera. Time, 2:39.
Fourth race free handicap with $3.50
added, seven-eighths Of a mile Starters:
Los Angeles. Lewis i16, even money; Rim
fax, Naryice, 104, to TO-
There were only two in it. Rinfax had
a length lead from the start. In the fin
ish Los Angeles readily closed the gap
to one length, showing that she could
have won with ease if she had been out
for it. Time, 1:29. Rainfax won, Los
Angeles second.
Fifth race, purse $500, for three year-olds
and upwards three quarters of mile.
starters Fearless, Narvce, ITO, 3 to l.; Luray.
Bryant 105, to l; CeRiaur Marshall. no. +
to |: Cerebus Martin, 1J6, to l.; Sequence
Colt. r. Williams to l.
Centaur was first in motion, bat Luray
quickly ran by and held the front until
he was the winner in LIS. by length
from Fearless, who was one better than
CerebuS.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. selling. for two-year Odds, five
fuIlengs-San Pueblo. l02; Leo En-, 105; Aala
Lala, leo: D lytime, 1l3: Stranahan, 1Ol; o
B, Neptune (Alma colt, 100; Puryear, 1913,
Grey Goose, los; John Wrinkle, 1O3 Money
maid. 104
Second race. eleven-sixteenthS of mile
Costa Rica. IL; Oberlin. 1U7; Maria Lowell,
112: Tormentor. III; Gadabout, Virgin Sec
ond fO5; Belle dor. 112; GlIdeway, no; Chap
man. III; Bandana, 105.
Third race, mile and a sxteenth-Viie
Marie, lOl My Fellow, 119; Luella b flor
Klein fly, 101: Now Or Never, 1l9; Versa
tile, 106: Abb. ia.
Fourth race two-year-olds. eleven-six
toenths of a mile-Prince of Darkness, lib;
Spendonet los; Spendoline, 104; Foreigner
us: Fillide, 101; King Mac. Uncle Frank,
1l3: Glee Boy 104: Shagreen, 1O5.
Fifth race, selling. thirteen sXteenths of
mile-Aunt Jane. 80; Ge:tie d, 107; Vosburg,
100; Busted, l16; Longleaf. 100; Fannie ).
107; Bushbolt l02: Bravo, liz.