The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-28
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, July 20
Reported by De Haven G. Bro, 40. 40 3, Third street.
FTER FIRST BOARD
THE SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, July 27-The attendance was equally
as numerous and fashionable as on tne preceding
track in excellent order.
THE FIRST RACE
was a selling race for purse of $500 IA milo dash
for horses of all ages with aowano - OF weight &C,
cordng TO the pTioes which they we're entered to
be sold The entries were FOrdham, Blue Flag and
Arlington Relding. The first, entered for $1,000, to
carry l07 poundsi Blue Flag, entered for 5000 10
carry 81 pounds aud Arlington, entered 5000 TO
carry 81 pounds.
a In the pools Blue Flag sold for $500 Fordham sIOo
and Arlington SO. B,ue Flag, with the advantage
OF her light weight, made the running from the ST r.
Arlington second. Fordhau, ridden by Gilpatriok
never tled IN any part Of the race, and general
Indignation was expressed that this jockey, who
the turf as jockey, should have allowed
himself 10 be connected with so barefaced swindle
on the public, for FOrdham was he IVily backed 20
beat the Arlington colt in the race. He never was
allowed by his rider chance of doing So SO glaring
case of pulling by a j0ckey-actlng, doubtless
under the instructions OF the uuprinciped party in
whose hands Eordham has now ia en- ought 10 be
brought before the notice OF the associations The
SUMMARY
Selling race for no ses of all ages. IL mile dash
for purse oil $500. Horses to weiens accord.
ing 10 the price they were en- cred to be 80 d.
Blue Flag, 10 carry Sl pounds. ..,.t,,...........
Arlington, to carry 9l pounds ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
FOrdham, to carry 107 pounds ..................3 3
.a lime, 2 423.
THE RECoND RACE
was three mile heats, for purse Of $1,000 The
and1 1. DuiOTd's ch. c. Onward. 500 TO $50 was
bet on Beacon before the start.
FIRST HEAT.-Onward took the lead, and made
the running for the first two ana quarter miles
Here Beacon went uo but Onward shcok him o f.
never allowed himself 10 be approached, and won
cleverlY by two lengths. Time, 8 333. j.. r.
SECoND HEAT,-betting, one hundred to fifteen
on Onward. Onward, VINO forced the running from
the start, was o neck in front at the quarter pole,
clear length at the pole ana fully four lengths az
they passed the stand on tne first mile. Rounding
the turn onward hen i0ur engths ahead, suddenly
bolted across the track and refused TO move a step
seiZedkwlth fit of suks
The greatest excitement prevailed among his
hackers, when 1t was see n he would not be induced
to make another effort. In the meantime Beacon
passed him, galloped twice round the course unop
posed, and distancing his opponent, won the race
amid tremendous cheering from his hackers.
lime, $685..
| SUMMARY.
Three mile dash for $1,000
T. Duiord en- ters ch, c. Onward ..............,,
Moore and Coiey enter C. h. Beacon. ........... 2
Time, $685..
THE THIRD RACE
was for purse of $780, mile and three quarter dash
| The horses entered were Arcola Luther Julius
! flly. The latter was withdrawn from ameness In
the pools ArcOa SOLD for $780, Luther $780, julius
| S2oO and Mamie Butler 800. julius made the
running after Arcola resigned iG.
| After going threequarteTs of a mile, Julius was
never afterwards headed, and after the most mag
nihcent finish ever seen at Saratoga, the race,
| beating ATco by a neck; Luther three and Butler
last, both long way behind Time, 1Ot
The betting men lost tremendously on this race,
as they all went to man for ArcOla regarding his
! winning as certainty.
SUMMARY. ...
Mile and three-quarter dash for purse of $500 -
Juhus.
AEcolH'
LuIheT.'
Mamie Butler.
Time-8 lOl NJ Y, Ne,0s.