Saginaw won for the eighth time in his last nine starts when he held off a slow-starting Lunar Victory to win Sunday’s $85,000 Promenade All Stakes by one-half length at Belmont Park. Stalking the pacesetting Johannesburg Smile through a sharp half-mile in 46.18 seconds, Saginaw, under David Cohen, poked a head in front at the three-eighths pole, opened up a sizeable advantage in midstretch and held off Lunar Victory to win by a half-length. Lunar Victory, who had won five consecutive races entering the Promenade All, bobbled leaving the gate, costing him some early position. Saginaw, a 6-year-old gelding by Peruvian, covered a mile 1:34.29 and returned $6.70 as the second choice. Saginaw, claimed for $30,000 in early March by David Jacobson and Drawing Away Stable, has now won four New York-bred stakes and seven of eight since the claim. His only loss came when he tried Grade 1 company in the Metropolitan Handicap, where he finished last of six.  Saginaw could run next in the $250,000 Empire Classic at 1 1/8 miles or shorten up to six furlongs in the $150,000 Hudson Handicap, both on Oct. 20. One race earlier, Dance Card galloped to a 7 1/2-length victory in the $85,000 Belle Cherie Stakes for 3-year-old fillies. Breaking a step slow, Dance Card, under Ramon Dominguez, split horses to take command after an opening quarter-mile, galloped to the lead through fractions  of 46.88 for the half-mile, 1:10.42 for six furlongs, and covered the 1 1/16 miles in 1:41.12 despite drifting out several paths. She returned $3.90 as the 4-5 favorite.  Dance Card, a daughter of Tapit owned by Darley Stable and trained by Kiaran McLaughlin, won for the third straight time after losing her debut to Book Review, winner of Saturday night’s $400,000 Charles Town Oaks.