St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-21
RUNNING RACES.
Fast Track and Il Good Handicap
at Saratoga.


tendance at the Saratoga track was
anything but fattering today. The
weather was cloudy and cool and the
track fast. The feature OF the day
was the third race, a handicap at one
mile. Sir Excess was the favorite.
The flag fell to good start and Wern-
berg was soon five lengths to the good,
with Ed Kearney second and Sir Elk
cess third. Weinberg worked too hard,
however, and at the far turn Griffin let
the favorite out, passing Ed Kearney
with ease and catching Weinberg in
the stretch. The battle between Wern-
berg and Sir Excess was short and
sharp, the latter soon taking the lead
and winning three parts Of a length
ahead Of Weinberg. Summaries:
First race, selling, four and a half
furlOngs-k 101 (Chorn}, 4 to l.
won: Argentina, 1913 (McClain), I to 5,
second; Sky Blue, 90 Griffith, ) to ,,
third. Time, SO. PecOnica, Chughut,
Sherrick, Rosalind and Elsmere also
ran.
Second race, selling, mile and a fur
I0ng-LOokout. 1G2 (Chorn1. to l. won;
Semper Lex, los (Martin), even, second;
NavahOe, 102 (McGinn), to l, third.
Time, :57. Tom Skidmore also ran.
Third race. handicap, mile-Sir Ex-
cess, 115 (Trifhnl, to ., won; Wern-
berg, 112 (AIartin), 10 to l, second; Pep
per, 80, (Chorn), to I, third Time,
1929. Ed kearney also ran.
Fourth race, selling, seven furlOngs-
Runaway, III (M6TtiD), to ?, won;
Merry Monarch, 100 (CaSsin), 10 to l,
second; Ingomar, 109 (Cassin), 10 to l,
third. Time, 1:03. Prig, Kaparga colt,
Manchester and Rabe Murphy also ran.
Fifth race, the Oklona hurdle stakes,
selling, TWO miles over eight hurdles
Kilkenny, 145 (Chandler), to l, won;
Southerner, 140 (Veach), Is to ), second;
Marcus, 140 (NcCulloUgh), 10 to 1, third.
Time, 3:53 WOodford, st. Luke and
Chevy Chase also ran.
FEW FAVORITES WON.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 20.-Heavy rain
last night left the track in a muddy
condition ana played havoc with the
form players. Hacienda, a 80 TO I
| shOI, took the first money in the first
| race, and, with the exception of King
| BOrS and Sir NaSsar. odds on faVOriTes,
| outsiders won the money in every
| event.
| First race, six and half furlongs-
! Haciena won, Eau Claire second Dick
! Deneth third Time. LIS
/ Second race, five and a half furlongs
/ Sir Nassar won, Carrie l second,
| Faugh a Wallagh third. Time, 40.
Third race, six and a half furlongs-
! J. ". Brooks won, BOrdeTer Second,
! Wachatchie third. Time, 1:26.
Fourth race. four and q half fur
| lOngs-KinS Dance won, Paros second,
Belle Mead third.. Tine, 80.
| Fifth race, six furiongs-L4inette
won, Gold Coin second, Picaroon
! third. Time, 1:I7A.
! Sixth race, miie-king Bors won,
/ Dave FAC second, Revenue third.
POOR AT AUEDUCT.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2U.-The AqUe-
! duet races were again favored with
/ pleasant weather and about the usual
/ attendance. The card was a poor one,
I and was made almost without interest
/ by scratching, there being only three
o. four starters in each event. Re
suits:
First race. five furlongs-Buccanee
10 penn 3 10 J. Won: Venetia. 10Y
! ikeefe). . to 1, second: COnnemaUgh,
IJ9 tSiwnls}. 5 to l. third. Tine, I:G411k.
Balmaghie, Woman and King Hare
also ran.
Second race. six furlongs, selling
Mangr0Ve, 10T (Simms), even, Won: In
quiTendo, les Gaamilton),4 to /, second;
Founding. 108 "a. Be-gen), TO l,
third. Time, l:15'2. Austin and Cold
en- Gate also ran.
Third race. selling. handicap. mile
and a quarCer-Charade, rs (DoggsUtl,
had ( WalkOvCT. Time not taken
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling
Eouey, % (heefe5, 8 to >. won; King Z.
les CDoggetO. 1 to l, second: Hereto,
195 (Hamilton). to ., third Time,
Fifth race. mile. selling-W B, 112
(Ballard), 1 to ., won; Abingdon, 50
(Sheedy), to / second: Lulu L 1G2
(Wynn) + 70 !. third. Time. III Gu
ran.
Sixth race. one and half miles. sell
ing-Tom Moore, 100 (Sheedy) TO l,
won; Harry -Alonzo, 124 Or. DoggetD,
TO !, second; Baroness, III (Simms),
to 3, third. Time, 2:5924 Sprite,
Daily and Rose Howard also ran