New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

HE CAhAlOOA AOONDA AehN~ NAAsA~h1~'N
FOURTH DAY-EMINENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WINS THE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE-LoNG-
YELLOW WALKS OVER FOR THE $500 PURSE,
AND BARNEY WILLIAMS WINS THE MILE AND
HALF DASH.
SARATOGA, Aug. 19.-The racing to-day was
highly interesting although OF the contests was re-
sucod to walk-over Cor the lannon's horse Longfeow'
ms appearance having frightened away all competitors
TIE weather was delightful and the attendance rs on
slse previous days, was both largo and fash.onaoio
The most prominent turfmen OF the Uhi'ou
6tates were assembled on the lawn III HV"'
Of the Grand Stand, walking up ana uo""
te course discussing with each other the prooaOe to
cults Of the days contest, or comparing the Taonh %
racehorscs Of the past with those OF the present Iha
eQhthuilt MISUNDERSTANDING gentleman leaning on
thc railing Of the track OF the Oldest turineh III
America Duncan F. Kenner OF New-Orleahs' Tue re
dent Of the MetaiYie Jockey Cub. In days pa" us
stable was a very powerful one, land numbered
among Numerous others, such famous horses u NJ
and Wbalebone lie possesses keen eye lor INC
merits of racer and his long and oxtens' e
giyea weightto his opinion on all turf ma'ters. o
couycrsng earnestly with one OF the most poPuai
horse owners OF the day, Thomas W. Dosweh OF virginia
yhose fly Midday runs In the 100 pounds dash race
AGAINST Barney williams and Climax An old thurman,
although stil young man, there is no
stable the success Of which s more gratifying
70 the public than that o. Mr.. boswell. That tall,
thin gentleman joining them is Frank NJ Han Of Mary
land al enthusiastic and asute turiman, who for years
mast has been The racing confederate of Gov Bowie OF
that state, although t6ey are now Separated Their
stable was noted Tor the surprises that it occasionally
gave the turf by winning important races when least
expected notably IN the of Richmond at PatCr
son Baltimore at Saratoga; and Legatee at
the Long Branch Course The gentleman
sonvers!ng with MI wheatly, the Clerk Of the Course
and Secretary of this Association and Of the American
Jocso; Club, Is Mr.. Francis Morris of wostchester
%l,a Mt r,.ofkT Tap-
uer aud John Harper, the oldest tugfmap bere to-day
His turf successes have been nner0us and important,
for with HIS famou. GarbarOus Battalion" the pro-
gcny OF the imported mare Barbarity are
called, he has carried of many of the rich
ct stakes of The turf Ruthless, Rclontoss, I[le
rorsc'cs, Moadoy, Fanny Ludlow. Booster, Gaotist,
ar others al bred by MIN, aud all with ~ exception
2 hioadsy, sized by The celebrated iI>r6fted stallion
ta have carried rs SCARLET Eet and cap to the front
IN many an important race. That dark, goodloodng
et6S@,24 wg c6 wears genial smile for r a Is
ecmGcnsufAto with bis deserts He Is, ana mas
SgSn me y Of he ws Dane Boone SFms
COttril, Frank Ross SaUceDOx Billy Williamson, ana
Tor since his stable arrived North his best colts have
gone ams and have not been able to run single race
years, does not cause him to abandon the
inf bat rather seem; 70 Intensity yo, ms 5,r, pas
Will 90 lest Ire OF persecHting who laughs at her
frowns The two gentlemen entering tAe jGdges stand
snd his fci1g confederate John Hunter Of Wesche
Tire latter has been IN of Tacehorses for many
years ana las had some good in his tiae. The
celebrated Kentucky, while on the turf, was
under his management, for his owners at that
te Mesrs. Trvers and Osgood, were beginners on the
Turf The Hunter Traycrs eoaederaey has NOT peen
successful for two years past but undetered by III luck
they have gone exJeAiyey into breeding .oI te t9E
stakes and 1873, IL il fair 90 presume they VIII
have one Or Two good ones in TIE lot IAer
New-York VINO has Partially for English blood
sni has recently imported several young Thor Ie
yc2 been seen tie turf. although t;o OF them EN-
SSn 2fcr. 'n the owner Of the mighty Long
Si o W a. f in hs hsSaI slowly SSS Walking up and down
tlc track Is familiar to all raceg0eTs. lie has never
Zen so FAR OF so iong rom RS@e Tut he likes the
Joe and declares that he has gained several pounds in
poriy Gyore VINO stops to talk with bims Mr. Grinstead
TIE Lexington banker who has been breeder ana run
Ter Of rdce-l,Orses for quarter Of q century
a. by hi 5luiiug operauoqs-for, he breeds
for his stock. His tail companion is John smith OF Gin
Geset Inc heaviest and most daring better on M turf
whether winning or losing There goes OH & Ne
Daniel tie " tie best race horse. p De- y, that
Te Cooasi lcouy fcru n,zng the state OF inc course
ior be h Ir9as 'Eh" n9mteT 20 allow aIrT IN 6cb
80, 1 f run T in i:l fer a wager Of S. 900 against
20: t. jerome backing time. That Bsssett do it,
a., C'l0nsI knows ull ve with the day and track IN
lis iayo Int le docs not think It is Che case today Win
AZ .-teTgut therefore declares he VII postpone the
t4l un Monday Blt the BEL tas. 10Y me hoIsS 70
ksorci (; appeared asst no more visitors could be
csommOdated in the village every TAIN seems 10 Drihg
irteh arrivals Tho botelkeepers are consequently
Uniiant at the prospect OF season o unusual SUI 40,
though il promised at one time 10 ch'dll loss anu rum
Tac iTidie race handicap for an ages. two miles
over eight hurdles, $500 to The winner and 500 TO me
second horse had seven entries AL OF when came 20 the
y,ars, ll3 pounds; d. l. Bann-tynes b. E. Duly,
years IA pounds ana his cl h. Mcsian, years, lG
P Po@nd j. w. TcdoSs B. C. Asst XsroHome years
ia pounds; d. McDaniels's b. c. BOOKSELLER,
5Shn, years, iI7 pounds In the betting We,
scgst BanHatynes entry $40; rsdae, $zOs Astrono-
mgr 600 King john s2o aud = Po9;e-leL Sso G9aaey
Eyiand on Mii5siau, Nlld-2!y on Jim hsGae Bail'my
an, Astronomer, Brown on P00lseleTj ana sHtCIg On
9s John At s 6sne c cqoaaad S ap the rails 6y
fEe Other horses he Jumped both the hurdle and The
r,igoi.Sed his chance OF winning the race Tsdse
showed the way over the rt hurdle, with POoleier ~
M by de Win Astronomer The second and third huI
dies taken in the same relative ORDER an clt9Ilug
bejumps ia capital stye Inc io4r.5 1ut G PldM
the 6Omestlt pped by lIsu5e MT I f
ith Pooseler and Astronomer close up, and NesuVdS
SITaie was CLEARED hy Astronomer two lengths before
BOOKSELLER and Mi sian, who went over sue Dy sue.
fne Jumper, would assuredly have won the race II ne
had been well ridden nut instead OF keeping MN uRh5
~ tine head he was rushing at the sixth hurdle ana
hsing hurried blundored at it and fell throwing his
Irer, and thus losing the race This enabled
poosecI to take the lead followed by Mlesian and It's
alc and the seventh and eighth hurdles were taken IN
fhs order PoOlseer being length ahead OF Miesan at
fIe last hurdle willie ve-nvius was close up with them
nth determined struggle now began, for GahDey,
who had ridden Vesuyius with praseWorthy patience
aud Judgment here made his effort, and coming with an
electric rush snatched the victory from Poolseer by
sy,o lengths after Brilliant finish. Mesian was third
Tlsda!c fourth, King John hfth, and Duffy last Time,
s5S.
RscE-Hure RscHudcsp ir al ages two miles over
q 800 the second
Seancy Tuny b. Nesuyus, yesr By Vsndyke dam hIiy
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