The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-11
SARATOGA RACES
Last Day Of the Meeting-Corsican, ADdel
Kader and Fanny Ludlow the Win.
ners-Admirabl BILE Time Made.
SARATOGA, August 10. 1909.

SIeety NJ II. Sanford. Nemesis anu Juius' ooisieon'
the fayorte against the field, won good race In ex'
celent time He is much improved colt since last
wear. In the second race vauxhall. Abdel Kader
and General YoEke started, and the betting was 30
much In favor OF vauxhall that few dared 10 ven'
ture on the others against him; hence there was
very little money lost by his hackers i0r
after running three miles, and being pressed by
Abdei Kader. he bolted and would not run
any more. Abdel Kader and General Yorke were
about even IN the betting one against the other.
Abdel Kader won the race in most capital time the
four miles being run by him in 7Sk. The last half
mile OF the race was very exciting between Aodel
Kader and York, but the former proved the longest
liver and won by ten lengths. The third race had
eight starters-Fanny Ludlow, General Duke, the
Bansnee Metairie, Jubal, Local, Lizzie Rogers and
AMebaran. Fanny Ludlow was the favorite against
the field and won the race taking the lead at the
start and never reinquishing 1t. General Duke was
second The following are the details OF the racing
THE FIRST RACE
This was for purse Of 5000, q handicap, for all
horses that have run at this meeting; mile ana
three quarters, entrance money added. There were
six entries and the same number o. starters; These
imported Eclipse dam Echo, four years old, carrying
1o5 ibs.; L. B. Hollands bay geldlng Corsican. by
ing liz lbs; R. W. Waidens chestnut colt M. Ii. San
ford, by Unco Vic, dam Dolly Carter Tour years old,
carrying ars gee Ss rogers as aa
years old, Carrying io7 lbs; Bowie Hai's bay
h Ss yy e unss ys Ss D sv snd sf5
McDanieis bay horse julius ~ Lexington, dam
Junas carrying Ill lbs. The betting was very
mesis nj. H. SANFORD the third in favor, his stable
companion Seety being sold with him. Wiley sold
uery nsn ay aoar The
weights we're very satisfactory: Corsican, Just be-
fore the start was seillng nearly even against the
iea.iius, sleety second julius third, NJ H. SANFORD
fourth, Wiley nth and Corslcan sixth. Taey ran
eoos fe dust a was Ip to
see them as they turned into the regular
track at the nalf.mlle pole when they could be
second SANFORD third Sleety fourth, Corsican fifth
and viey sixth. The horses ran fast around the
lower turn without changing places, but coming up
ton and land himself alongside OF Nemesis. As they
passed under the string these two were doing all
apart, Viey third, Sanford fourth sleety fifth and
julius last. The contest was close between Meme
around the turn, but at the quarter pole Corsican
showed his head IN 'front.' Nemesis stuck close to
n the but he went into the
run, and gained very fast until well mp the home
stretch, where Ne passed Nemesis but his attempt
10 overake COrscan proved unsuccessful as the lat
ser came IN winner by four lengths, Wiley second,
Sanford and Sleety head and head third and fourth,
Nemesis NTH and julius last. Time Of the mile and
three. quarters $40. The following is summary
SARATOGA COURSE, August l0-Purse OF $780, han
oicap, for all horses that have run at this meetlng
mile and three-quarters; entrance money added
l.. b. Holland entered b. g. Corsican, by Uncle
VIC, dam hy Sovereign. Observation-Disclosures. !
Bowie and Hail entered b. h. Wiley. by Unc.e Vic,
r. W. Walden entered CHI. c. NJ Ii. Sanford, by
Uncle VIC, dam Dolly Carter. ................... 3
r. W. Walden entered b. IN. Sleety, by Rogers,
Hunter anu Trayers entered bk M Nemesis, by
imp. Eclipse, dam Echo. ....................... 5
d. Mcdaniel entered b. h. julius by Lexington,
Time, $40.
THE SECOND RACE.
THIS was for purse OF 81, 200; dash OF four miles
for all ages. For this purse three horses were en-.
tered These were Mcconnell f9ompson's bay horse
old; Thos. ". Doswel's bay colt Abdel Kader. Dy
Australian dam Rescue, four years old and X. W.
Walden's chestnut horse General fOrke, by Planet
dam Alpine. five years old There were very few pools
sold on this race, as IN the first one offered vauxhal
brought $3.50, Abdel Kader $500 and Gen.
eral Yorke $500. Betting was even between
Abdel Kader and General Yorke, and large
amount. were staked on the result between
them for second place, every one being
willing to condede 10 yauxhall the honor OF beng
first. The interest IN this race was intense. The
lead, Vauxhaii second, Abde RAIDER third. Al the
quarter pole General Yorke led one length, Abdel-
kader second, one length in front Of Nauxhall.
There was no change OF distance between them
throughout the arst mile until near the finish,
vauxhall fen on trife. General YORK passed She
three lengths behind. Time OF the mile, l:60H.
Going on the second mile VauXhall ran up and took
eides with General Yorke, and they ran head and
head for tnree-quarters Of mile. AS they came TO
the stand the second time General Yorke and
Vauxhal were side and side, one length in front OF
Abdel Kader; time 1898. Vauxhall then went to the
front and led one length and half al the halfmile
poie, Yorke second, haif length ahead Of Abdei
kader. The latter now put on steam aud passed
General Yorke, and on the lower turn took sides with
Nauxhall. AS they passed the stand the third time
Nauxhall led half length, Abdel kader second, Six
lengths front of General Yorke. Time Of the three
miles 6:soK. Going around the upper turn vauxhall
s S him he was ten lengths O'i ss
hind General iorke, beng now out OF the
40 yo % ae runnS aer bde kaSer
closed up well until he was within two lengths OF the
latter; but Abdel Kader would not let him closer,
ana he came home winner OF the race in the most
capital manner in 7:3iA, proving himself a race
horse IN every sense OF the term. Below will be
found summary OF this race
SARATOGA CoURsE-Same Day. Purse OF &, 200:
q dash OF tour miles for all ages.
ThOs. w. Doswei entered b. C. Abdei Kader, by
Australian, dam Rescue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r. W. Walden entered CHI. b. General Yorke, by
Planet, Dam APP ne;
by LEXINGTON, dam verona. ....................
Time, 7:l3x.
THE THIRD RACE.
This was ihe Consolidation Purse Of $780, one ana
oDeeighth mile, 10 name at the post Horses beaten
once at the meeting allowed seven pounds; twice,
ten pounds: three times, fifteen pounds; entrance
tree. Seven horses came to the post There were
Fanny LudIew, Local. Juoa Aldebaran. General
Fanny Ludlow was the favorte over oil the
othersi ORA Eeldons stable Of three, Local,
Jubal ana Adebaran next then General
DIXIE. thsn Metairie, and Lizzie Rogers
the least. The horses we're started nicely
with the exc epnon OF Adebaran who, he has done
twice beioreA at the meeting, refused 70 get away
with the 0theSs, and he was out Of the before
ne started Nanny Ludlow soon ran 70 the front
and passed tte stand on the lead, Juba second,
Local third, Tine Bapsnee fourth, Metairre and Gen
.eral Duke side and sIde Lizzie Rogers next and
AIdsosran far thind At the quarter pole Fanny
ond, GENERAL luke third, Local fourth, The
Banshee nnh; Hne others tailed on. Az
led, General Duke sNdpnd Jubal third, Local fourth
The nanshee close uRte him, the others falling on
the pace being too Ipnch for them. At the three
quarter pole Fanny tndlow maintained the lead,
closely pressed by GENERAL Duke, and she came up
the homestretch without nagglng winner Of the
race By Two lengths, GENERAL Duke second the Ban
shee and Metairie third and fourth, side aud side;
Lizzie Rogers NTH Jubal uxtn, Local seventh and
old AIdebaran eighth, one hundred yards behind.
Time OF the race, 1850, which was capital time for
the Closing race OF the meeting at Saratoga The
following Ia the summary
p. Morris entered ch. N. Falang Ludlow, by imp.
darn ncllt Iack - wears Old