The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

beating the favorite, Bonnie Lass, before half The
Journey was over. Mr.. Camerons pair ran
IN close together ,' gooa tpird and fourth
Bonnie Lass had been the avorite from the time the
entres were made ON Saturday afternoon unil haf
an hour before the start, the Western men ran
AHA Vea as high as Bonnie Lass IN some instances
Way 81 etn big NY or ana MAS an M ea oy
Oh money on her at Narraganset.
Albuera was the first away, General Duke second
Booster third with the Colossus nly close
up. At the quarter pole Aiouera led one
length, General Duke second, one length
ahead OF Boaster, who was one In front
OF the Colossus. On the backstretch q change took
place; the Duke made his way to the front, and at
The half mile pole was leading length and half,
Boaster second, one length ahead OF Albuera who
around the lower turn Boaster ran at the Duke and
reached his TAIL where he lay until near the end Of
the first mile. when he made another dash and
headed the Duke as he passed under the string.
The effort was spasmodic. The General was then
let loose for q moment and took the lead by half
length where he held BOaster long as the latter
could stand 1t. When Boaster had enough he re.
signed his place to Albuera who in turn succuinbed
with the stout and strong Duke. He came home
winner by couple OF lengths pricking his ears and
a:4oA which is very excellent time ior three wear
Old with l15 pounds up. The first mile was run in
l:SoA, and the second in 1:0O1s The following is
SARATOGA RACES. Monday, August lo-The Sequel
STAKES ess goo entrance p p $3.50 added two miles
Belmont Stakes or The Travers Stakes to carry five
pounds extra
Mcconnell & Harniss entered ch c. General Duke.
by Lexington, dam Lila, by imp. Yorkshire. =. /
L. w: pennock entered b. H. by Colossus, dam
D. Mcdaniel entered D. t. Aibuera, by Jer Davis
dam Ninette. 3
F. Morris entered CHI. c. Boaster, by imp Eclipse,
dam Vanity, by Revenue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Time, 3:4OA
| SECOND RACE.
MOrrissey took the lead at the start, Gilroy next
and Wiley third. On the turn MOrrissey was two
lengths In front OF Giroy, Wiley some eight lengths
that he should for the heat. At the quarter pole
Morrissey was two ongths in front but on the back
stretch Gilroy clos on him and shut up the day
| Swinging into the hOmestretch MOrrissey shook
Groy or and after very sharp and rapid race won
the right side Of the distance nag
Second HeaL- Morrissey again took the lead, and
was one length in front Of Gilroy the turn Wiley
two lengths behind The horses ran in this way
until they got well into the backstretch when Glroy
went up ana passed Morrssey,, the latter crying
then began to press things. and by fine run
on the lower turn went to the 'front.' pass
| ing the three-quarter pole one length in
advance Of Gilroy who was four lengths ahead
of Morrissey. Wiley came up to the stretch like
drawgate when the rider OF Giroy seeing he had no
chance for the heat pulled up his horse and Wiley
won by half dozen lengths, Morrissey distanced.
Thfrd Heat.-viley took the lead as the nag FELL
and kept Giroy that distance behind him to the
tnreeequartsr pole where the p, latter began
very thing ve anS he n
winner by two lengths, making she heat and race In
| l:47,l. The following IS a summary:
SAME DAY.-Mie heats for beaten horses, all ages;
purse $500.
Mr.. Bowie entered b. c. Wiley, by Lexington
Uncle Vic, dam imp. Silver Star, by Kings
James Conlisk entered b. h. Groy, by Lex.
D. Mcdaniel entered b. c. Morrissey, by Breck.
enridge, dam by imp. Bonnie Scotland. dis.
Time-l:45, 1:46A, 1471a.
THIRD RACE.
AS is always the case with two year Odds,
i there was grea, difficulty cult in getting them into
ing away Mr. Morris brown FLY was standing at the
mark. She did not start. Bonnie Lass dashed away
first Alta Vela close up Inveruglass and lnvercaud
following side by side and Mr.. Norris chestnut colt
tfth They ran very rapidly across the field to the
stretch Alta Vela led length, Bonnie Lass second
half dozen lengths ahead OF Mr.. Camerons fllies
who were running side and side, the colt last There
change in the places OF the youngsters until
they reached the homestretch, when the Camerons
between themselves and the leading Niles until thew
passed under the string. Alta Vela by length,
Bonnie Lass second one length in front of Inver-
eaud, who was half length ahead o lnveruglass,
Mr. Morris colt last Time, l:ls1a. The following is
SAME DAY.-Dash of three-fourths OF a mile for
two year oids purse $500; the winner Of the sara
| toga stakes to carry five pounds extra
| Mr.. O'Falon entered b. {. Alta Nea, 10y Vandal,
dam imp Fagree, by Stockweli. .............. l
d. Mcdaniel entered b. {. Bonnie Lass, by Bal
rownie dam Pasta by Revenue. ..............
| X w Cameron entered b. f. lnyercauld, by ST.
Adams, dam Eleanor by votigeur.. ............ 3
K. W. Cameron entered b. I. lnveruglass, by Mac
caroni, dam Efrlda, by Faugh a. Bailagh.....
F. W Morris entered Oh. c. by Eclipse, dam
Fidelity. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time 1:lels.
THE ENTRIES FOR THE LAST DAY.
The following are the entries and current rates OF
pool betting for the sixth and last day the Saratoga
races ltomorrow):-
Frsi R0ce.-Handicap hurdle race, for all ages,
two miles, over eight hurdles 3s feet high $500 to
winner, 500 the second horse:-Lobelia, carry
ing 1855 lbs $500; starlight, 1913 lbs, 1920; Eagle,
1913 lbs, $50; Tycoon, l46 lbs 1925.
Second Rdce.-Dash OF four miles, for all ages,
purse $1,000:-Plantagenet, $500; Pat Malloy $500;
James A. Connolly, $780,
Third Rdce.-Dash of one and half miles handi-
cap for horses that have run only during the meet
ing; purse s600-Sleety, $3.50; Wiley, 800; Clara
Clarita, 500; Albuera, S75; Lizzie Rogers k75.