St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-26
DR.. Hasbrouek Easily Gives
Dust to Corrigan's Racer
at Saratoga. =
Loantaka Shows Up in Good
Form for the Brighton
Event.
Garfield Park Management Is
Determined to Fight to
q Finish,
Only Two Eastern Teams Win
in the Contests on the
Diamond.

SARATOGA, July 25.-The attendance
at the opening of the Saratoga race
meeting today was large. The weather
was hot and the track in fine condition.
The first race was delayed for nearly
half-hOur by the ambition of Judge
Post to be first Off and Lille KS effort
to he left at the post. When the flag
dropped at the seventh attempt, DR..
Hasbrouck had the call, but Judge Post
quickly closed, and they ran in a team
to the lower turn. DR.. Hasbrouck kept
steadily at work, and in the home
stretch came away, and Huron came
next, with He'll Gate third. DIR. Has
| brouck won easily in 1:0l, three lengths
from Huron, who was four lengths bet
ter than Toana.
In the second race sharp start was
made, with Belle of Orange showing the
way to Logan and Stonemason. At the
upper turn StonemasOn was in the lead,
and had length the best of Logan on
the backStretch. Copyright began to
race i'll the lower turn and led into the
homestretch and won by length hands
down from Kimberly under the whip
W Wdo tUItG lCHS Ills lIUtu DCllC VI
Orange. Time, 1:42$4.
The third race. the Flash stakes, had
eleven starters. One took the command.
with Postmaster second, but Nick ran
out quickly. and, collarine the leaders,
forged to the front. At the turn he
eclipsed the others and won in 1914
seconds by three lengths. One was
second, two lengths from Postmaster.
The fourth race was double; ARA
and Ronald had veritable walkover
from the first, leading at all points.
ARA ran away from Ronald in the finish
and won in 2:45s.
In the fifth race Contribution started
the ball in motion, but gave way to Lit
tie Fred in the chute. The latter held
the banner to the wire and won in :14115
in sharp skirmish with Miss Belle,
who was second by two lengths from
Contribution. Summaries:
First race. five-eighths of mile-Dr. Has
brouck won, Huron second, He'll Gate third.
Time, L. 0l.
Second race. mile-Copyright won, Kim
berly second, Belle of Orange third. Time,
1:i,A.
Third race Flash stakes. worth 5000; half
mile-Nick WOE. One second, Postmaster
third. Time 1874.
tOurtn race, traverse StakeS-AZra ana
Ronald were the only starters. ARA won in
2:43a4.
Fifth race. three-quarters of miie-Little
Fred won. Miss Belle second, Contribution
third. Time. :1ila.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race, three-fourths of mie-Bus-
teed, 106: Sleet, Blanche, Gonzales. 9e each;
Bush Bolt and Mary T. 101 each: Outright,
Gladiator and Frank L. 103 each; Tammany,
90: Addie B, 10S; Doncaster, 10Y; John
Hickey, ~.
Second race, ave furlongs-Courtshlp and
False Alarm ITO each: Maria Stoops and
Robuster, 100; Somnambulist, Peer. Trumps
and Pat Mal,oy DR.. IS, Rey Del Mar. 1913;
Austria and Sis Mock. % each.
Third race mlle-Ronete, 104; Gambler,
Tasso and Seven, l07 each: Lester, 1l2.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth-Rico 1l2;
Margh erita and War Plot. 10: Ely, Sir kae,
Worth and ST. John, o. each: Freezer, lis;
Gettysburg, 1906: Emily Devere, 90.
Fifth race, mile and quarter. over five
hurdleS-Bassanio, Sam Morse and st. Luke.
los each; LijerO and ClamOr, 14S; My Fellow.
lis; Pat Oakley, 154; Can Can, lis.