New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
OUTDOOR SIP ORTS.
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LIANT MEETING - it,o' 49, IT." "a "-''i'
- oo,,,,o>a two Summer meetings at
,nd sor nre.ent Thursday next, the l4th inst,
nj s,,ccssf,1 .n2Icatiens promises 10 be a brilliant
rived an tho 20. The number OF horses already ar
s,crot,rv ~ @ISo learned from letter from the
WHOM, ~ r. Charles Wheaty, together with those for
rso ~ nag has hccn engaged, wiz he close 100.
,l - aayc Glcd better than in previous years, and
- s. 81 horses engaged is the best the American
~ There six days racing az the July meeting and
, same number at the August meeting. which com
AfEccs on the 18th OF that month. The following tue
aavncxt: ''''7'
T1e frt the opening day is the Tavers stakes,
for which there arc 20 horses entered. This stake is
for hrteycar-ods only, one mile ana tnrce,qErIers'
so each n De-, with S00 in money, anu SOW IN t'
gatc, The Latte. she git %. The esteemed iftsehl ote
Race Association OF saratoga after whom ne STAKE
named Among the best pnhlic performed three year
OILS M tIs rich STAKE which Is worm S5WW we nuu NJ
10 ,uloL' iC an u! az" ~, ,SiS i ~ Ny
MI j. McConnell's Chilcothe, a fun brother 70 Gen.
with Narragnsett at Baldmore), Mr. Mouis's Rcmorse
l,s and brother to Fanny Ludlow Nh. COttrels Cricket
Can't. Moarc's Foster CO.. McDanePs Belmont, Bacon q
Hollands Mozart, T. W. Doswel's Midday and ID. swi-
Fcrts KBgsher. the winner OF the Belmont stakes at
is the favoTtc against the field b1t we think before the
tie day the odds viii become considerably reduced ana
position.
quarter SO cach p p, with $40 added There are 10
Sauf..d Mqj,ra N..rracInsctt (gho however viii not
stare Ger Duke, Maggie H. B., COrsicau. P0mpey Payne
B1rry stone and CattriH The two latter are reported
10 he hos ou c9nbci hut the field Will I've a most form
oahIc uId I difficult matter 70 select
Tie winner TIE most dangerous appear To he Sanford
Gienei- Cor~can Maggie B. B.. and Pompey Payne and
one ol tis 10y VIII probably furnish the winner The
t'rl race IS he Flush stakes yet uuried twoyear
making It's value $500 for there are Just % entered
IoS raS ID aI1 Us en- Opportunity OF I9dSng 81 5 tne
jerome Edgar whose stock make their first appearance
srcoSD DAY-rRDAY. JrLY15
Ih racing Oh ne second DAY c0hplsGs steeple eE,Se
wclicr wcchts for purse Of $1,000; $500 to tie winner
and 500 to the second horse Then follows dash Of
pouds, for am ages succeeded 10y threequarcr mile
al these eve l- close the evening previous
THIRD BkN-SATUBDAY, JULY 1G.
the port on Ac third day. The entrance is $50 each,
IN! 5000 added anu tLcTc are AZ subscribers, making
The stake worth $3.50 to the winner In this rich race
We ma the yet unpcri0rned progeny or Censor jerome
hrtuely The Marshall and Asterold and the imported
sire, bennington, Eclipse and Australia. The result
vii Doc regarded iu some degree as the standard of com
pIsou of te respective merits Of these foreign and
natteurcd sres The second race is the Saratoga Cup,
dash Of two miles and quarter for all and has IS
subscribers so each p with 81 900 added The horses
ragansett, Flora NcIvor, Cor.ican Mamie Douglas
NauNlal Barney stone Duffy, Plowman, Helmbod,
field has never been seen Tor tie Saratoga Cup, and
tl, and E"tLey Stone may be safely set down AS alb
seuees, for is very improbable that they viii start
Heulod the fayO!ite against the field at the present
time; but he has Hamburg, Coquette Corcan, Niagara,
Sanford ard Flora Mclvor some formidable antagonists,
and The telders have good show for their money. A
purse OF scooter thrccy eaods, mile and half with
tie winner Of the Belmont QAingsher), Lads IAN
nettel ana Iavers stakes mot yet decded) excluded,
finishes the third days races
FOURTH DAY-MONDAY, july Is.
for all ages for purse Of $500; selling race for
al ages for purse Of $500 The entries for tGase are
made the night before This may be regarded as an of
tefest
A nl II a.
over ght hurdles welter weights Thiss followed by
selling race for two-ycar-ods three-quarters of mile
aud then the Sequel stakes for three year olds,
miles, $50 entrance p. p with $50 added; the win
both 10 extra There are sixteen entries for this, the
almost certain to carry of the Stake which worth
$500 net Last year dganSett won the race after
winning the mile and quarter sweepstake on the first
SIXTH DAY-wEDSEsDAY. July 90
Three comprise the last DAYS sport The first Is
for all ages. mile and an eighth, for all ages with 10
tAtd lor Winners the second taIeeins 9is.l ior an
ad quarter dash for the Consolation purse of 5000 Tor
beaten horses. This race terminates the meeting
STABLES ARRIVED AT SARATOGA.
Cant. r G Noores Foster Meci'5key Maggie B. Total p
F a. Lady Penn en- ys,rs by Iaek Malone eh f. years by
No CoIcsn Mozart. Mamie Douglas Lynchbug
vel si cA yeis, by Australian dam sister to ldlesd To-
nor " E A l S,SF Mla F Ese To2
Gov Bogs Potoon Legs,ee Hir Ny Maryland St Patrick
A. Belmont Gleae be,ere, Telegram Fnesse Eyena IalO
His Lorsiip By-he-S.a. Total, 3.
Nicrs Vepucus Miesan; years by bennington,
yesi7 f,r.c dam lr si,ser To.i JAIN Gill; '
A. Egfo-ts MARION. C-oss,sni and Enquirer Total
Col j. T. OEaou Pat Maoy The Bushce RcsO Alta Nela ".
X Travcrs Gov Bowie and Athlore Total T.
Mess Irascs ratheoc FoTne, TemptresS, Bessie
Wooiyi.ie "a. Calo-r.He Total D
TO- M,au.s Belmont julius. Earl q Richmond Oaklegf LADY
Ltt d. Hl bas ana ch c. yraIs By BiacA0 dam by Planet
H. p NcG susau Ann Serarr Bddy Malone Baruey Stone
Du-y. sud Erl go Bra. Total. t.
Richards Carrie Anterior, DouCertg War Path, Ida
Gssou; years by Knight Of St George dam sister Pryor
TOTAL o.
e.. g. years, D.. lcTry dan sails Lewis IOi4,
. Coz.
FL ThoHIols Farzta Hangcr, AND g. W. by Lighting,
Lo Alog.rs St-irrt. Dick T1rrin, vley Total
D. 10, oIs L-.. Flor, Mc,oT, Rtgu Betty Hicks aud Alright
~ ,Irfes N1a N-Dorrld wiui7un; en- e. by Norton h. c.
b. Co BE- L, by Nooni b. C. by Coioai cb by Censor
w Tool a
G. Lsl-cs Tlsra Znga. Jersey Bge; e. VS., by War
l1uec. D. c2 Dr. Colossus ct 3 by Australian, Dr. c.,
" Do-cr.. CD. f.. bv Breckenridge. Total Q.
ford f ile. tlfs o ere be by IlecLeu dse, yri ca by
Au,t-.l.l.l Total Do
la os 0cl ule. CauoHcus yrs c. by Aserol Total O.
fHc .ls oi lr j. lo.is ~ ani 4iE H. SANFORD o. with
other. ..e .t; 90 arrive
RACING AT DAYTON, OHIO.
CNCNEATI, July 8.--Ihc Horse Fair at Day
tou WAS .trr. attended YESTERDAY. I@ders Lew say
er> oo tie fst premium for trottng by horses that
had never acu $50 Briggs Pea Green took the
uud premium For horses that had never beaten of5.
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