St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-07
ROSSMORE DID WELL.
Walbaum'S Racer Lowers the
Color of Lopillard'S
Stables.
BAD DEFEAT FOR TARAL.
Failed to Get Place for His
Mount at Sara
toga.
FAVORITES HAD AN INNING.
Principal Events at Brighton
Beach We're Tame
Affairs.

SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 6.-Under
most favorable conditions it was de-
cided to pull off the match between
baum's Rossmore at five furlongs. This
was the last event, and Rossmore won
by length in 1908. The winner was
sold for $3.50 TO Fl. Jones, and Redowac
was bought for $50 by the owner.
Nottingham was great favorite in
the first race, although Chattanooga
was pounded for considerable money
when it was found that Taral had the
mount. The Rupert horse carried four
pounds overweight, however, and could
not do a thing with Nottingham. who
came home in romp, with TWO good
lengths 10 spare. Chattanooga did no
better than fourth. Summaries:
First race. six furloDgs-Hurllngha
100 CA. Clayton, to 5, won by two
lenglhs; Derfargilla. 102 (Swash). 5 to l,
second by length; Dauntless, loo
(Penn) so to l, third. Time, TIA.
Chattanooga. Tormentor, Innocent.
Philopena. Kanapanga colt, Florinda,
Fullerton Lass, Tommy Dixon. Doerga
also ran.
Second race. five furlons-Glen Lily,
lC4 (Perkins), 5 to l. won by one length
and half; Miss Annie colt, LOT don
ohue), 20 to l, second by nose; Bart,
104 "a. Clayton), II to 5, third. Time.
1:034. Gwendolyn. Widow Cliquot
filly, Relief, Dereiict, Enchanter, Fonda,
Valkyrie, Areca filly, Jewel and Sum
mer Coon also ran.
Third race, mile and furlong-
Cleaning, Ill Perklns), to l, Won by
half a length; Merry Monarch, 112
(Griffin), 0 10 20. second by a head !;
Lizelg. 102 "a. Clayton), Is to l, third.
Time, 1904. Hawthorne also ran.
Fourth race. five furioDgs - Robin
three lengths; Fondoline, 95 ca. Clay
tom, 5 to l, second by half a length !;
Lord Harry, 100. (Midgley), to l..
Time, 1:0l1S. Wah Jim, Senella, PEN
niless. Momento colt. Handover, Canary.
Mother of Pearl, My Girl, Longard and
Julien also ran.
Fifth race. mile-Galilee, 103, PENN.
5 to l, won by two lengths; Rightmore,
104 (Brooks), to 10, second by five
lengths; Trophy gelding, l01 (Oonohue(,
to l. third. Time, 1:4S15. Del Norte
also started.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-As-
signee, Ill (TaraD 9 to 5. won by a
length; Clementine, 100 (Perkins), 6 to
1, second by head; Chant, Ill (Martin),
3 to l, third. Time, 1:49. Volt, Brah-
ma, The Queen, Longdale and May Win
also ran.
Seventh race. five furIongs Ross
more. 95, (Donoghue) 8 TO 5. Wun by a
length; Redowac. 103 (Griffin), 6 to 5,
second. Time, 1:03.
Entries for Today.
First race, maiden two-year-olds, five
furlongs - Dolabra, Mirage. Whffet,
Salvor, Buck MasSle. 112; Queen Galop,
Sadie. Siberia, Irish Reel, lO2
Second race. two-year-olds. five fur
longs-Sir Dixon Jr, lG9; Basso, los:
Hollywood, 103; Philomena, 1902; IRA
mia. Roundelay, Miss Dixon. 100.
Third race, Belle Meade Sind stakes,
six furlongs-Prince of Monaco, lis;
April Fool, Salvation, Rossmore, 9S.
Fourth race. FoXhall stakes, mile and
turlong-John Cooper, Rey ell Santa
Anita, Henry of Navarro, l22.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs-
Lord Harry, 109; Prig, los: La Joya,
los; George Beck, 100; Figaro. 81; Sc
lima ID. 90.
Sixth race, five furlongs Weinberg,
Ill; Arapahoe. LOG; Wheeler, Wang,
Mary S. Sir Arthur, Mother of Pearl,
I01; Ellen, 81; Promenade. 90; Com
modore Roughan, "a; Fondoline, So;
Pulitzer, 81; Dispatch, Canary, 50.