The sun., 1870-08-18
THE SARATOGA JUGGLERY.
a mA0STFICENT DAYS SPORT AND
ITS INCIDENTS.

when Connolly WINS nnd When NO Loses
The Trot At Glen MitcheIl-Geo. wilkes
Beaten by Lucy-Warren Lelsnd's Ball.
couespondencc OF The sun.
GRASp USios HorEL, SARATOGA, Aug. 17.-As
ne ttle ring Of gentlemen who control the Saratoga
tack were perfectly satisfied with the big haul which
ney made IN Yesterdays race between Glenelg and
Judge Curtis, there was urgent necessity for MIR
wheat, to display his peculiar talent fer starting
Gle rings horse, or the horse owned by the person
VITO gave bis son tho purse Of SSOO, twenty-five to
eirty lengths ahead Of the rest
II may here be incidentally mentioned that Judge
Cur'is md Il. H. Connolly, for which animals Mr..
wheaty the starter, has shown 40 much partially,
ar owned by Sir. John O'DOnneli, who gave Mr..
vhe1uc,'s son the purse of $500, won by Connolly
ct The July meeting. forgot TO mention the fact in
yesterdays dcspa ch. In the Of today 1t WIS
plainly demonstrated that both Judge Curtis and
Connolly, when started at the same time and fiutn
Che same place the otncr horses arc auimals Of
stogether different mete and stand the best chance
imaginable Of coming ont q race
SECOND on THIRD Bgsr.
Everybody expected fair play to-day as they knew
bftet yesterdays outrageous performance II was
next TO an mpossbiity for man, even Whcltley, 10
give Curtis or connolly any greater advantage than
. half a quarter of length and so 1t proved.
In the first Curtis had a little the best of the
start, but not enough to maintain the lead. Never
such vOcfcr,us cheering heard on a race course
o. that which greeted Cbarette when he passe un.
der the rope splondidly beating Alta Vela ono and
Curtis three lengths. "Therc." exclaimed prom.
ncnt SPORTSMAN, 81 told you that Curtis would be
n vi Gre b tlcy gave a fair start" The Ring were,
o c,U'-c downcast at this unoxpected result The
tccur on the Judges stand was a sad Que to con.
tcm..aic. Frank Morris, WltAcrs aud the rest
lcokcI
EXCESSIVELY blue
,nl lis1npointcd. The victory Of Chaietfe made
many "a an ON the quIrter-streic happy a. be sold
On tt ~ IN pools Of $3.50 and $4,000. In the
second Mr. Withcrs, one ot the iudues In tho
Grst and ast race entered his nlly for the second
rce The ring OF course louged for the victory Of
WI'her', and when he won the gloom ON the judges'
sani. consequent on the defeat OF Curtis disnp
p"arcl rs II by magic, and guol humor prevailed
sme surprise was manifested At the Presence of Mr.
Wit crs IN the judges stand before the dec sion was
rendered IN the race between his fly and Aureola
nt was verj close. Great interest was taken iu
We rice, and
wnEArLET WAS SEVERELY cESsuRED
bf the ahomnable manner in which he had handi
capped the horses giving Connolly every possible
si.ar tag IN the weight. rnis fict Ia connection
WIN Mheatel recent performance Is another
proof mat Tie SSOO purse has not vet expended IT,
oteo. 1t Is sup,riuous TO ada that although con
molly drank his bottle OF whiskey before the start
snd was uuder-weighted, lie lost the race sim.
py because better horses were in front
O. him, and he had not start Of u
dozen lengths THIS was really too bad
As tomorrow is the last day Of tho meet ing, it
premature to hope Tor reformation, thought it's
expected u a. the future viii bring H. Tbe attend
iuee Wa1 AS usual, very large aud the management
dC-Wic he recent outrage have no rc1s on to com.
n IN OF tile receipts Mt the gates which have teen
Unusually neavy Among
TnB DISTINGUISHED SPECTATORS
to-day were Comptroller Connolly and Senator
Thomas j. treamer, both OF whom arrived this
M rninz. The GENIAL Richard. although IN MS sixty
tr q year, is as sprehty as boy Of sixteen. The
Lo,e keepers, determined to maSe hay wric the
tuA shines, are dong their best TO reap iich har
vet from the thousands now here. A grand ball l.
~ pi9gtess at the Congress ami it is as much
can DO TO squeeze through the bl.l room. Warren
t.aud has MI grand masquerade tomorrow ui-ht.
Nor Leland v ~ be loor manager, and aIvear ~
Vie character Of Major De Boots
TUE RACES.
Another fine lay for running was this anI the
II in splendid order. There was on Iuesda,
bIr't u immense amount Of speculation on the
f..e- o.; to-day. In two races Mir. O'Donpcl had
Ill. norses Curtis IN tie first one OF one mile ana
.a. olir ia the other two miles, There a larc
.'y Who we're confident in the merits OF
q, 80 horses, and quite rs confident In the
ucr;5 or tue starter, and this larty put cut immense
iu-s na them aud lin. They could, In toe race In
Of ,vo ifs %iSay and Asia deri he
iayuri'e, aui they dil so. This, OF course. MiONeI
l'n 10 back Connolly at less money tuau II be were
lrst iHNor"e. Inc qualities OF both horses are OF a
ti-a Uluer, but his hackers were sure that those
qualities would nc aided and enhanced by those deli
tote touches IN ad,ant'ge.us starts, which the re
nuWuel starter OF tIc meeting has 20 distinguish
tmse or at this and The Juy racing. 20 tley Ctne
ta'hlug part'l went u loose, Ihc made the racin"
tO-iay, 20 the letting division. one OF the most
n'Sfysuns 4nt eAgi'n- OF tue meciinf IN advance
Del s.Hin-t Gurus alter The race.
The .oLoNlngis
1uE FIRST RACE.
This was handicap for horses cf al nccs called 20
tm1ee by tree nandoap, al ngr-,- could 50 in,
Q mile. IL n we're Gu. .cd such sasheTs Curt
ne at aay te Tie ayorite vas urls. nd r
= q esday g t4e wgefll d,sadysnsre Of Mr.. 10.
he Of money II report DC true which should have