The New York herald., 1866-07-27
SARATOGA RACES.
third DAY OF THE MEETING.
Another Large ASsemblage OF Fashion
and Capital Sport.
THREE EMBRACES YESTERDAY
9ayswater, Arcola and Dush's Tilly
the Winners.

Ae. &c. Ae.
The third day Of the Saratoga meeting
pessfu cry respect its predecessors and the
ctement attending the sport unabated.
After the ball on Wednesday night tae good people
Eho have made Saratoga their sojourning place for q
hort time and who alive TO everything in the shape
Of amusement, awoke yesterday morning In a very ht
condition indeed for any number OF pns OF the cooling
Haters Of Congress- little mild dissipation in the shape
pf quadrilles and vanilla ices excusable in the face Of
the fact that Congress and Columbian waters bubble gay
hard by. SO from nine to eleven yesterday morning
She ladies' thronged the springs making the wryest Of
Faces at each consecutive glass handed them but drain
tng It of a religious duty. After this breakfast
end then the majority retired 10 dress for the Il
was notable that many OF those ladies who the
ball did go tho but Notwithstanding this the
stand again full and the toilees Of the ladies
Conspcious. The enthusiasm manifest. the
Same interest In the betting ovinced by the ladies'
end the sams delight shown, in the same
manner, when the gallant horses struggled at the
6nish for the honor Of place. As each shining
coated fsvorite led out the ladies enthusiastic
in discussing hs points Of beauty and tho utmost
anxiety was shown TO get good view OF the start
During the the excitement the stand
1ntense the gentlemen shouting Hats on ~ "rake that
umbrella down. TO an obnoxious individual in the
ffont, 'erel that In the linen coat to sit down."
and variety of other expressions forcible than
periphrasc Tho ladies' talked incessantly. and as tho
swayng group OF horses rushed by the stand they
actually chorused in delighted treble. Tho intervals
between the spent in discussing the beauty
Of the horses the color and shape OF the winner the
Of the enclosure and the seats Of
che riders They who have their experienced
the severity OF adys satire may form idea OF The
slight but cutting which was directed towards
tho gentlemen below. Ono individual appeared in all
the glory Of q respIendent red neckte and red and
white collar black velvet and brass buttons and
immense bouquet, the size Of ordinary cauliaower,
in his butonhole. II safely be imagined that the
remarks OF the dear creatures on the stand on tho
obnoxious but unconscious individual below painful
60 listen to.
TOWN.
Were the drive from the 20 town little longer
q would doubtless become the sccne Of much mrih
N course 0 time the famous rotura from the English
Derby Immediateay the races arc over everybody
spuas vulgarly spsaking for The carriages, and tho
SsaA 70 Saratoga covered u incredibly short space
- ue with vehsciss Of evssy conceivable kind Four
i.-hand barouohss, nys, sasgiss and omubusos gel
Ssnbsd up ssgeshsr Il sppArsasiy iasxtrcable
xssisa, and occasionally Of thor male occupants
Indulge toward other that peculiar admxture OF
badaage and impudencce known by the vulgar mono
syllable or '.chan" Although the roads were somewhat
heavy yesterday the drive was enjoyable, and, tho
weather continuing nne directly dinner over, the
ladies and thor In large numbers out for the
beautiful ake Here the chief employment Is boating
and the eating Of Moons beautiful sliced potatoes In
oorancopias and the drinking q Moons ssthetn cob
berA
The Races.
The three rsoes Of yesterday created much intsrsst
and the betting heav In the nrst race-a mile
hssFH Ho~ fkp~~ urfu~
esntrated betwssn II Asxander's colt Bayswaier and
Captain Moorss gray colt BY Lightning Tho former ran
shird the Tnvcrs sake, bur could have been FIRST u
his had desired 70 with him rather than with
Merrill Moores COLT however, vas - great favoriie
- Bayswaicr nearly up 70 the tme OF the start whom
Aisxandcrs was largely advanced Captain Moore was
much dssaisaed with the riding Of his colt in this race
and amer Baywater bad won h be declared that he
would match the gray colt against him for ten thousand
dollars.
In the second racs the great uncertainty Of racing
events was fully illustrated The ally by Eclipse very
Ane animal, was tho favonte, very large sums being
paid for her pools but bad start and the failure Of
che boy get going well in the Arst half mile, lost
hsr the race. which won by Bairownie nly that
Tho third racs was very hollow thing for Arcola the
stable companion OF Kentucky II was booked sure
second 70 take the money. In these Luther was the
fsvoritc but did the money for his backera
Another k0fefferc0
rider also incurred much blame from The chest
nut geIding. Arlington, who was beaten by Luther al
Hoboxsn, whom the latter had tho saddle on his neck,
was second in this race.
dash Of mile and half for three year ods, Tor
purse OF $500 the winners OF the Derby and Trnvers
stake excluded This closed with Ave entries, namely:
r. A. Alexandcrsb g Bayswaler; I @. Moore's G,
by Lightning dam Edith Mr.. sandfords b. + Dot; D.
IcDanicls b. C. Ripley. and Andrew Belle ch. c. Tom
voolfolk As soon as the entries were made the Light.
ning colt became the iavorto, and continued until
half an before the start when tho betting changed
In favor OF Bayswatsr and he backed aga INST tho
state OF the track rom The rain of the morning but
- Bay.waier and the Lightning colt are both
~ q On ,aaa ors Ripley was taken for third
choice the poolseling, while Dot and Tom wofolk
s.s brought s, 10. % gs T. rss T.sn
sway nrs followed closely BY Dot, the Lightning colt
lhrd. Bayswner fourth and Ripley last They ran
around the lower without changing their postions
bat coming up the honestretch Dot went 10 the front
and passed ns do the string ono length ahead Of Vol
ming colt I,ngth separating him and Bays
waier, while Ripley brought up the rear without
She turn and from the backstrech Bayswater extended
himself and no paved Tom wolfok, as did also the
Ios wsre side and sdc the lightning COLI third, one
length in 'front.' Of voolfolk, who was hall
Sn ''a the ''s c1sr turn turn Bays~s,sr parted with Do.
and opened . gap OF three lengths 70 the three.
.., pole. but as ser The gray s,s sse1 ~ &c, ON
swung the homesirc.ch, Iom Voolfolk four lengths
behind the any and -four ahead Of Ripley. The gray
made strong up the homestretch bat hts efforts 10
ovcrtake Bayrwaser fruess, A. the latter went
in under the string winner BY length, the Lightning
colt second length ahead o Dot who two lengths
in IRON, of rom voolfolk Ripley six lengths in the
The following 10 . summary
FfRsr RACE Dash OF one mile and . half for three
year oids, winner Of the Derby Traycrs excluded
purse 500 Five entries
X A Alexander entered c. Bayswster, by Lexington
dam Bay Leaf by imp. Yorkshire. ................ 1
Captain Moore entered g, by Lightning, dam Edith,
By imp sovereign .;..;,;.., ..;..........
Laura White by imp. Glencoe. coc....................
A. Hell entered ch. c. Tom Wolfolk, by Lexington,
dam FLORIDA by Wagner. er......................... 4
d McDsnisI entered b G Ripley by JET Davis, dam
Nina ny Boston. .....s.....s......
Time, 2.boA.
THE Rlcg-ug sAaAroGA srAkr.
Thc xecond ncs uaa for the Stakes adakh of