New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

THE SELLING RACE, YAUXHALL THE THREE
NILE RACE, AND CORsICAN THE RACE FOL
ALL AGES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE weather has con
tnued delightfully."- fine the four days Of the meet
Ing and the attendance in consequence has been bril-
hanty fashionable and unprscedentedy large The raeD
this day has been confessedy the finest and most inter
esting witnessed the American turf, the horse
engaged in the different contests being Of the very high
est cas while the time made In the threemilo and
the dash Of mile and threequarters the fastest
ever made In the North. COrsiean the lastDamed
race in the quickest time by two aud a quarter
seconds that the distance has been in by any
horse; the best previous record having been that OF
Nauxha at Jerome Park In the fall Of last year when he
won the mile and equarter race IN 2lO. But the
performance Of Vuxhall on the threemie dash winning
though Brown Dick and Noble Jackson it in less
time they were carrying considerably less weights ac'
eOrdng to actual age than Vauxha did. The style
IN which this horse won stamps him as probably the best
not shown In the cup race which 10 Is probable he
would have won had he not been prevented doing by
his rider who pulled him In that contest To-day he
zen In the most commanding STYLE gaOpng
koni6 twenty lengths before AbdelK ader, while his
great rival POmpey Payne, whose winning was looked
nnon as a ceriaHty could not even gain the barren
honor Of place. 1t was the meeting Of these two great
cracks that additional interest TO this days racing
for there general desire to II NauXhal had
shown his true form by his Saratoga Cup running. The
result makes his running IN that race all the more mex
Pheabe, and gives strong grounds for the conviction en-
ertaincd by the judges that he had been ridden fraudu
lenty by his jockey, John Ford, and that they
perfectly right in their action of ruling him off the
Saratoga Coarse forever In The dash race Of mile and
tTeeQuarters the hollow sye in which Coscan gaoped
away from his opponents stamps him as wonderfully
goOd racehorse and by this performance he confirmed
the high estimate formed Of his merits by good judges,
after his with Naraganset in the mile and quarter
DASH the first day. in which lie was only beaten about
aengh IN the unprecedented fast time o&l9 A!togetheI
the days racing has been Of surprising interest and
the visitors and the Association are ankle Delighted with
the results Of the meeting far as IT has progressed
Some idea Of the immense amount Of money wagered on
of Messrs, Underwood and McGowan the official auc
hOneers on tOday's races amounted 70 over $OOO Inc
by who nightly and daily the vast sums bet
on the different events in pools. and which find h6E way
10 the fortunate purchasers Of the winning horses.
THE SELLING RACE
for purse OF $780, had nine runners, and was produc
tive Of an exciting contest atahe finish. The starters
were r. Waldeus Bonnie Braes, W. Kerwin's Scotia d.
NcDOnell's Lizzie Rogers and Urbana, Bowie Hairs
yney f. Morris's Fanny Ludlow, f, Thompsons Bays.
water j. ODonuell's tRichard B. Connolly, and j. W.
WedOu's Jubal Fanny Ludlow, who had won arace on
previous day m clever STYLE was the favorte against
Inc held. Bonny Braes Connolly, and Jubal made the
unniRg the order named for threoquarters OF mile
passed them and with Connolly by her side, the two
turned the homestretch three lengths before the
otbers A snlendd race up the stretch was witnessed
between the pair Fanny Ludlow stayed the longest
aud after brilliant finish won the race by length
aGi First RoPurse $500 selling race One and quarter
EIGHT s, n' for 6 aoSe H. r s p Is for so Is d.
Monss Fanny Ladiow years by Eclipse dam Noble Jack
JBo opooasfs 6r b. Connolly years. BY Lexington, dam
R. W. valdez, h. ~ BSl1y Bse. years
w ksia NJ SCOTIA i years, By Tar River BY Boston To
Ms f eG LIN, Rogers yc;is By Bro to Frank Allen
dag y'TPy Rose To T be sod % H. 0: vic dam Silver Ssr
fhoa I1 Baysraici years BY Lexington Bay
" we jais y;s By BsicTn, julia 70 be
'O'' 10 Tms-a:nI
THE THREEMILE RACE.
The most interesting contest Of the day. for purse OF
49, t,ol wei w
b. G. Pompey Payne, years. by Yandal, dam Magenta,
by Sovereign; R. W. walden's CHI h. NJ. 4: Sanford,
years, by Uncle VIC dam Dolly Carter; Mcconnell q
Verona by Yorkshire; l. W. Penuock's b. +. Nellie Nc
DS os yC b S5deI Kadep Years by Aus
iralian, dam Rescue; j. W. Wcdons b. IN. Flora Nc
b. m The Banshee, years, by Lexington dam Balloon.
The betting unprecedentedy heavy and IN the last
pool sold Vauxha brought $500; POmpey Payne 1900;
Abdel Kader $3.50; Sanford, $500 and Banshee Flora
McIvOr and Nellie Mcdonald together, $3.50 Pompey
Payne took the lead but before reaching the quarter
pole resigned il to BanShee, VauxLall Dehg tMIu, anu
Abdel Kader fourth They ran thus throughout th9 MIST
second Flora MeIvOr third, Vauxhal fourth, Abdel
Kader nth and Nellie last position she held through
AMI me race ON the second mile Baushee retained her
lead throughout YauXhall ticking second place at tbe
next Except that Pompey Payne fell into the fourth
place Flora becoming third the second mile was run IN
went to front and the race was virtually over for he
Ealloped a way from his horses as strong as lion
throughout the third mile and won hanGs down ana ana
pung hard by twenty lengths IN the fast time Of53 the
uuckeSt three miles ever ran IN the NOlIn BOOu race
between Sanford Bdushee and Abdel k2der Tor second
place resulted in favor OF Abdel hadef Bansee Deng
third Sanford fourth Flora McIyOr hith and Pompey
ynpSrSs,osd Ra,Pu 81 900: miles for al sges
Mcconnell Ibompsous VsuIha years By Lexington dam
S.I wa b Sg b. GGJc Kiiei years BY Australian
oFaoa D. The iJe By Lexington dam Bal.
w. r Ba6coss b. c Pcrpy Payne, yes, BY yanda dam Ma
Is wsdp sh b. N H. SANFORD years. BY Uncle Vic dam
RS P.S56s Nellie Mcdonald yesii by COLOSSUS
%eIons b. m Flora Mciyor year, Cy Lexington dam
FioTde..'''' ''''''''; r.; an
TIE MILE AND THREE-QUARTER DASH
was for nurse Of $780, and had the following horses en-.
tered all OF which started W. H. BabcOeks Oh. c. Helm
bold years by Australia, dam Lavendar, by Wagner;
r. W. waldens CHI b. Metairie, years, by Star Davis,
sam Katona; ]. W. weldon's CHI Aldebatan, aged by
Commodore, dam Mamie Lewis Ih9mas b9IoIa o. u
Pleasureye Years by Australian, oaln SISTER 10 Ian
raster: L. b. Hollands b. g. COrsican years by Uncle
Vie dam by Sovereign. OF this lot HelmD0d was the
fayOrite, selling for S25 Cofsca1 Soooi
between COrslcan, HelmbOld and Metalre the former
making the running throughout ana winning easily oy
lengths IN 30l3 the fastest te az tne Gssaneo vi
SHmHary-TRyd Rao-PuTse Of Stod one aud hreequitsr
+ 81 Hollands b. e. COrsican years BY UIcle Vic dam T
W. r. Bstooci; cb c Hslmboii years By Australian dam
" Ws.s en- H. Hetsire years by Star Davis Kona.
J. en- Adebaran, aged by Commodore dam Mamie
The. safoTd. B. Plsssasys ysar, Australian dam Sister
T" Lancaster 'TSe-5:Gi
THE BUFFALO RACES.
The races announced by the Buffalo Park
four days. are the prominent topic among turmen, now
tor qa9 Il