New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

sARAroGA FALL MEFT1NG-ENQUIRER WINS THE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR KENNER STAKES,
MAMIE DOUGLAS THE SUMMER HANDICAP,
AND LADY PETRY THE DASH RACE.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 12.-M0re than
lto visitors are here and those who have not been
lucky enough rooms weeks ago can find but
neager accommodations Congress Han alone counts
l6oo guests the Union almost many, and fresh arr
walls hourly raise the question where are all these peo
pie to he accommodated However to be at fashion
shle Summer resort, many persons viii suffer discom
forts which they might easily avoid by staying home
In some way other, however, there seems TO be
place for every here and enough for others 10
come
Doubts are expressed here that Messrs Gould ana
Vanderbilt have settled the ErieCenral fight to theH
satisfaction. Conferences they have had ana 'e9
will have another tomorrow That meeting may oe'eI-
mime something
= The absorbing topics Of interest are the races.
gne heavy rain OF the three previous days threatened
70 upset the plan OF the racing. Up TIL 10 a. m the
weather being unfavorahe and small showers sprhkhR
the roads dlning the night and morning the quesuon
was asked "will the come onF shortly aiter ~
q H. the clouds dispersed, and brilliant August sun
took the place OF darkness Hundreds of vehicles from
the svlish the democratic omnibus, took
the wv 10 the track kept returning for pasSen
GER until long after nOOn the hour set for the beginning
of the race To Judge from the immense gathering one
might thing the people here racing mad All along the
ages and betting was freely INDUCED in The horses
all IN good condition. and their merits were fIeey
discussed by both professional and amateur sportnen
Sied
just after the Kenner Stakes were run for heavy
burst the track but fortunately was not OF
long duration, but the track became perfect canal OF
and mud rendering the going heavy ana preventing
several horses from starting in the Ond race III soon
cleared up and the return home was ana aSdee
sblc, the storm having materially cooled the atmosphere
yearods eXclusiyeiy with $500 added by the
post stake well worth winning for It's value TO
The winner amounted 20 over $1,000 The starters were
Gen. BufOrds b. c. Enquirer; +. Morrlss en- l.
Remorseess Mccormick Oh Pages D. M; G dFai FF
Ions ch. c. Gov. Bowie was on the track, but
allow him time to he saddled, the other horses hav
ready 10 start for some time and the drum was
EadHr % Was the faTortt ms double success at Long
Branch where be the Continental stakes and Rob
style giving him the call Hamburg. Enquirer sold
for SOO; Hamburg, 5000 Remorseless, s4eG and Teo-
burg party felt confident he would retrieve the lanres
he lost IN the saIaoga cup race last meeting. where
equally confident for their horse had proved himself
wonderful racer and had won hls engagements without
easily and cleverly were they achieved Telegram
passed by Hamburg and Enquirer the former cutting
out the running with Enquirer two lengths behind for
the first mile which was run IN l:5lt Telegram being
two lengths behind Enquirer as they went under the
string, and Remorseless as far behind Mr.. Bemonts
colt On the first quarter of the second mile ENQUIRER
went up to Hamburg passed him without a struggle,
and led him len gths at the quarter pole. Here
Hamburg began TO fan back unable TO live the pace;
And Enquirer steadily increasing his lead galloped
home the easiest Of winners by three lie, lengths before fore
Remorseless beaten of. Time, s:l8j.
F1 R.crTe Knnsr stte for Two miles $500
4 BuiOri Enquirer yrs ....................l
nCegrmst Page; : b H'%SgIs 9yr'''.......'
Norrss IN Z R.l1a-@rss
- OPailoH's en- Gov Bowie
IL oFslOas eh Wm R Trsyer, 3yrs..............dL
The Summer handicap for all ages $50 entrance half
forfeit, u miles, with $lG0 added, had five entries
HembO1 sir Archibald Legatec Mamie Douglas, Caya-
her and Tasmania. just the Kenner Stakes was run
for tremendous rainstorm fell rendering the track
sheet of mud and water fetock deep, and making the
going so heavy that al the horses were drawn except
~ 500 To sC3 IN the pools lasiaha SoI on IisI anu
speedily opened gap of 20 lengths on Nanne Douglas,
string on the first mile On the next quarter Tasmania
began to come back, and Nanme Douglas g9t on even
oHe1 e1d NabHe got her head in front and drawing
steadily away, galOped home an easy winner by SIX
lengths. Time, 42s3.
sroosp RAoEThe Summer Handicap o all ages p miles $50 en-
trance s25 forfeit : 900 added
Bacon IlOisnGs Mamie Douglas years...........
WiiIeris sh f. TasmS1s ys3rs 3rs....'''''''''''''"
Gov O. BOwies h. Legaee years .:................dr
BsbcocEs ch HenSod
The third race was dash Of quarters mile for
purse of $780, for all and had nine entries all OF
stone Tady PctrT fityea CReotHe Eyeina. FELICITY
and Colossus Colt The pools solda follows Judge Curtis,
Field t22O Lady Pery fractions at the post delay
ing the when the flag fell Felicity first of, but
before reaching old track Judge Curtis in 'front.'
hut Morris's fy quickly reassned the lead with the
Judge second and Alta Vela third Lady Petry gradually
her way through the rack of horses. Coming up
the hOme-stretch e left TO Lady Petry, Feic
y Judge Curtis, and Alta Vea, but the weight told in
the heavy ground the old horse and splendid finish
between Lady Petry and Felicity ended in the former
winning by threeparts Of length; Alta Vela third
Time, l:A
THIRD RACEPurse s+O for an hreeourths Of mile
John Psnkln's D. Lady Petre
MOnss gr Felicity,
BruuncT Du;ons b.. Bate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Grays D. Huf1lesIOue years.
John OnOunels c Judge Curtis,
o. c..
jos MctUnrei hr C. ChlhcOhe
Belmont b. Eyebna yesrs.
Time, lZ4
THE BUFFALO PARK RACES.
BUFFALO. Aug. 12.-This being the last day
Of the Buffalo Park Meeting, immense crowd Of per-
in attendance anticipating superior sport on
account of the character of the horses entered and the
purse Of 5000 TO any horse beating Dexters time
The Weather cool and delightful On the call OF the
horses President Wells announced that Jesse Wales be-
ing lame from cut in her feOck, and Purity having
q substitute Lucy and George Wilkes would trOt for a
purse Of 900. The horses had the disadvantage Of a
strong wind contend with Lady Thorne being injured
Rochester and Rocky having been drawn, the purse
FOR all ages COUtended for by Goldsmith Maid and
George Palmer. The following is a summary Purse Of