New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
THE TURF.
THE TURN-OUTs AT SARATOGA -RUTHLEss
WINS THE TRAyERs sTAKE-LUTHER WIN
NER OF THE SECOND RACE-TO-DAYs RACES.

THE TURN-OUTs AT SARATOGA RUTHLESS
WINS TUE TRAvERs sTAKE-LUTHER WIN
NER OF THE SECOND RACE-TO-DAY's RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-The weather to-day was
the peasantet that have experienced since the open
ing Of the races We hear that NewYork was afflicted
with continual rain last week but here the days have
been generally clear and bright only inst sufficiently
cloudy TO aOate for time the intense heat Of the
Tomorrow win probably be the most exciting day and
will call forth the largest number OF spectators Among
the persons noticed here to-day were Gen Burnside,
Governor of Rhode Island Senator Yates and exGov.
sandfOrd lE. Church and family The attendance Of fine
The following list viii give an idea Of some Of the men
and some OF the tuTnouts that may be every day
Col A. Boody President Of the Toledo Wabash and
Western Railroad. drives fine pair Of bright bays with
Roberts has pair OF light browns which driven be-
fore coach Mr. II. r. HelmbOld drives a very stylish
and heavy pair OF bays before open barOuche Peter
LOrlard OF the corner Of Broadway and Tentst has
bright bay team here before a barouche and also two
bay and bright bay l6 hands hg gh before barouche Mr.
Chamberlain Of Twentieth.st New York drives pair Of
c John Sa
Indiana now OF New.York, drives very fast pair OF
Sidney Mason Of Fifthave has bay team and phaeton
and also saddle horse Mr. r. L. Stewart OF Flfthave
John Watson Of ftave has three beaGtif bright bays
which match ethertwo of which driven together
very fast j. P Karnochan Of Fifthaye son-nlaS Of
Mr. Lorilard shows fine dark bays and phaeton James
Craig Brooklyn has pair OF black mares, G hands
with very elegant basket wagon. Mr. Tracy Of Albany
drives beautiful bay team, to phaeton. Mr.. Jay
and good steppers; driven TO phaetOn George Hof
Of Newfork has pair of fast trotters, bay and
brown before light top buggy J. OppeDheiIner, New
York drives very fast black and dapple gray before
top wagon. Harry De Wiser, from corner OF Fifthave
Shetland pony only q inches high. Mr.. John Ellis OF
schenectady drives fast dark brown with a white
small bay trotter l5 hands hgh TO road wagon. MIR
]. c. Chamberlain has beautiful little steel roam
faaf Mr. (ardp nrival arek Iii
hands fast Mr D. L. Reed Of Sew.York has a ine bay
team driven ~ barOuche Louis L0rillard has bob
a stylish bay horse about 10 hands high, before top
buggy. Mr. Latin of NewYork has team one black and
In 1886 Mr. Horace White Of Syracuse has OF long
tailed blood bays, l6 hands high before barOucho
fore very handsome Clarence coach Mr.. n. Whitman
OF NewYork has black and chestnut, very fast, 2O
before mail phaetOn Robert Squres President OF the
Ihrdave railroad drives DARK bays over hands high.
before high phaeton Mr.. Leroy Of New York drives
York dappe gray aud black before an open phaeton.
Ex-RecOrder Smith OF New-YOrk has "A bay and
Messenger saddlehors MI Van yalkenburg, New-Yak,
has pair OF stylish chestnuts before ark phaeton
Mr. COflies OF New-YOrk drives bay team TO a light
wagon. MI. ID. b. Allen, soninlaw Of Com. Vanderbilt
drives pair OF bays very fast before light top wagon
MI H. A. Hammond OF the Fifthaye Hotel. drives large
bays before an English mail wagon Sir Leslie Of Troy
has very stylish dapple gays before top wagon. MIR
L. Tilton, Of the It, Julian Hotel has pair OF long
tailed blacks before phaetOn they in 240 the pole
Mr. Owen Jones OF West Twenty rstst has pair OF very
stylish creams driven TO barOuche Mr. Mills OF New
York has black aud gray horse before a phaeOn. Mr.
5tearns OF New York has black and bay very fast Mr.
stokes OF New York has large pair OF bays before an
English mail coach MI Henry A. Delahed drives pair
OF bays Mr H. l.. Brown has pair OF blacks The Le-
ahd iany however, seem TO take the lead in tnrnOuts
mere simeon Leland drives the only four-n-hand
seen mere The leaders are q red roam and
DrigHt pay over Is hands high and the wheeers are
Snestn9ts' about l6 hands high The wagon IS very
su SNOWY english park carriage; two vered foot
men Deong 10 the equpage, and al the accessories Of
Ine % are IN appropriate style Major w. W. Le-
lad OF he Union Hotel drives not ONLY magnificent but
historical team They bays of nearly ~ hands hch
The on horse was captgred by the Major while in the
Major Leland lost during this Campaign large nnmber
of Texan horses which he had previously ough bnt he
considered this fllblooded racer worth
he whole OF them. The other horse the one which @
be presented 10 President Johnson but which ba n
nnen on me gronild tDat pubic officers should not