New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE July RACE At SARATOGA.


SIXTH AND LAST DAYS RACING-PoMPEY PAYNE
WINS THE FIRST RACE, HELMBoLD THE SEC
oND, AND r. b. CONNOLLY THE THIRD.
SARATOGA, July 20.-The July races at Sara
toga closed to-day with fine weather and full attend
ance. The meeting has been encouragngly successful
and too credit cannot be awarded to the managers
and especially Secretary Wheatey and Mr.. Morrssey
for the admirable way in which it has been conducted
TIE RACING
commenced with dash Of one mile and an eighth, for
purse OF $500 for all ages; the entries being Hlarity,
Pompey Payne Biddy Malone, Sir Archibald, Chicothe,
Marion, Hurdlestonc, and Milesian. POmpey Payne,
pools he sold for $1,000; Chilicothe next IN esti-
nation for s45Oi Marion, $50; Biddy Malone,
half a mile with Bddy Malone second and Pompey mex
Chcothe for the lead and Splendid race between
pair ensued along the lower sIetc1 DOM r HIM s TSi
Gothic carried Pompey Payne out ana cahhOnsd
against him twice as they came up The
Aitera fine finish, Chlicothe beat Pompey to the string
BY neck but the gge he gaYs riding f roe e CO
Jockey Harity was third, Marion fourth, Bddy Malone
(yhose saddle slipped her shoulders when looking
very danrcrous) fith and Hurdlesone last Time EST
Last year Fanny Ludlow this race in 1870 the fastest
time on record -.-4I .r,,,,sv
FIRST R4cE-Purse $500 for all ages II mei winners during the
B,beots6 h. Pomley Payne yar' by yandal dam Mag
Gov Bowie. e. Ity years. BY Australian, dam Hnho 81
A. Baicis ci Marion ycr. BY Lexington Miriam ill
Il p Mciiti b. H. By Malone yils by STAN Davis
D DIV wit,s c Man years BY Mickey Free, dam By
S 1Sb Harctcac i, BY imp Sicapoye dam e6
Fisher csrca. b. b. Sir Archibald years by Ras, dam Daisy,
Jos 81 VI coa, cicoh, ea. By dam Lila
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THE THREE MILE RACE
WciyaT, CroSsand Vcspucius and Pat Malioy. Helm
bold hot fyore, on account OF the grand style IN
one pool he sold for 5000 Pat Maoy $500 Grassland,
$3.50 Flora McIyer, 500, and Nespucius ana Fat Nal
low made the running alternately for the hrst
mile WHICH was run in $50 The fayore laying fourth,
and Pat MuOy leading Vespucius length as they Went
under the string Grassland being crSf HeSod nn
took mp the running on the second mllei heP0u On
The last quarter taxing second place aud being at CrOs
second mile in $685. Pat Muloy third, but four lengths
behind HeImbold Before reaching the quarterpole on
int was challenged by Vespucius in determined style on
the back-sretch and one Of the hne,t races ever sen
TO the turn into the homerech, where Nespucius be-
gan shorten in his stride aud the gallant hGH g3
running, the easiest of winners by three lengths IN
$50, vespucius being ten lengths before fa' "uiO''
Grassland fourth, and Flora Mclyor last
SUMMARY
W R. BabeoeE nelmbold, eh b. years, by Australian dam
D ' %ils vs.pucu & b. BY Planet dam columbus
u.s. 6facns Pat Mao b. ycis byLeIngtcn Go
ana Bs6r i cTossan b. b. ears BY Lexington dams pedigree
W Welon's Flora McyOr, NJ years by Lexington Dam no
ride uSlbs..'''''' '''''''''''''''''''''''
THE THIRD RACE
was for the Consolation purse OF 5000 one mic ana
quarter for all ages; horses beaten once during me
meeting 10 be allowed 10 twice, 10 b thrice 10 ID
Tbc entries were Sanford POmpey, Payne, IL b. CON
oiv 81 Patrick and Marion Sanford, on the strength
~ Ris running with Gen Duke in the mile race, in WHOM
the latter in E433 the fastest time
in poos for 81 6OO Pompey Payne 81 Oo ST. Patrick $50
Marion SlIO and the desplsed actual winner H. H. Son
nolv $3.50 The latter Is in the same stable ~ zen
nuke and the magnificent condition IN which Taylor
tho English trainer brought all his horses 10 the post
caused many invest their money at the tempting rates
at which he sold In the pools Previous TO the race Conoys
trainer gave him pint Of whisky mixed with water ana
The horse Jumped off with the lead soon az the nag
fell and making the pace clinker soon had MS norses
safe and without being approached no won III to
coInmOnest OF canters by half dozen lenghls,
penney Payne being second ten leheths
before Sanford and ST. Patrick last. Time, 2'lo
The same as Narragansett this distance last year. car
wing 90 pounds and which Is the fastest ON record ls
race terminated the meeting After the race 1OhnoHy
o sold 10 Mr. Henry w. Genet for $780, and will remain
in Mr.. Tayor's stable.
utRp RAcE-Conaon Purse 500 for all and quar-
ter miles; beaten during the meeting allowed IDS e
jobD oDonnels Connolly h., years by Lexington dam
Fowler, III
r. Babcoeks Pompey Payne h. years by 'ahda dam Nag
lOl ht..s
r. Wadens Sanford en- b., yeArs by Uncle Vic dam Dolly
A. Buods Marion, oh h., years By Lexington dam hnAm
Gov Bowie s. Patrick, years by stOness jackson dam
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