New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.


KOREE THE TWo-MiLE RACE.
SARATOGA, Aug. 22-The weather was cooi
and pleasant after the heavy rain OF yesterday anu
although 1t rather cloudy this morning. inc '~y
cleared by midday and the sun appeared. safa'osa "
a miseraby dull place on wet day, ana MANY v 80 49,
visitors left by the evening train, under the iinp
that there would DO a continuance OF the "oa.uo, "
Mondov A. a natural consequence Of the rah' the
track was very heavy and muddy, and fast time was ou
OF the question. A., A.
DIyy won the frst race the steepc-chase after me
contest with Astronomer, but the result "ouu n"'o
different had not Vesuyius bundcfed ana Iaen ~ 'no
watoriump. Midday upset many bets on IuDhlan oy
winning the free handicap dash Of ono inlie' anu
Daniels gallopcd away from his opponents IN 'o W.
ycar-old handicap. Abde Koree placed the S,oo P"'So
70 credit by winnngihe two-mllo raceh
gallant style. 49,. ,ord
The match against time was the first race on the cru
but I'm consequence of the heavy state OF the track va"
postponed until tomorrow. Indeed It's cohlls on AZ ~
h exceedingly doubtful Col McDanlcls Will not start
Harry Bassett on heavy course. Tho seeple chase
therefore became the first event of the day There wero
five entriesD. McDanels's brown coz & ia
ID Gaffney & Tullys bay horse Eesuyus yc'''t ~ ~
D. Bamnqtynes bay sednS DaTy .stIo,ger ges Years
III n. Vcsuvius, the winner OF the huIoip ii
SATURDAY, T was and the Asfonoef aTSTe. @ so
Gafrney rode Vesuyus, Clement Alloway was on Puyi @
and SoyreS hoy Saans Sa AsrSVSffh VST the two Hurdles
vIb DnfTv cTsc M and Astronomer third. duffy then
until they came to the wGtcrump In front OF the gIhI
stand when the excitement became intense among no
his hind feet struck the water; Ncsuyius followed but
Astronomer cleared it in better style ian eher oI tIe
tLe second circuit of the ncosure, all taking The leaps
i'm a style that elected shouts OF applause rom
the occupants OF the grand stand Al thc WateT jump
Duey was leading length, Vesuvius second but he fell
he landed and threw his Jockey Gaiiney, VINO hlne me
pately remouned, however ana continued ",aJ was
now "a hopeless stern chase, for Dolh Duny ana AS
and going well. These two horses took th'lr
leaps with precision and the murmufs Oh ap-
as Astronomer gradually closed the favorte aud at
the last jump but one hurdle on the lower sre'9h OF
the regular track, he even terms WIN MN, DOM
jumping 1t simultaneously lhcy turned mo @ tnt 80 Io, ne
stretch together but Duy outran his opponent on e
won a good race by two lengths in csc; Asronomcc
taking second money, and Vcsu'us the 500 Tor '"'.d
horse.
Fssr R,crGpI extra s,erps hani,p about hre mile;
far hunting S5O TO the FIST - 70 me second ana
j. j. Banaae b. e. Daay years G Iua',rs Lexington, dam
" Heoa b. C. AsaCmer years, BY Asteroil, dam Miss Car
Gaane, Taiys B. yesuyus, years by vaniyAo dam Lly
The second race was free haudicap for all ages for
purse OF $500 mic, for which the starters were A.
Belnouts ch IN. Nelly James, years, l0l b Geo. H.
Rce's b. C. Tubman years 30 ID ID. Med ne.ss br. T.
by Australian; r. Shcas br. H. Climax, aged, lO6 ID, ana
T. W. Doswc.ls D. H. Midday years, lO2 b. Ih' poor
s5oS ses5 sS s2sS 2sS 800 &c,
M5G,y, Me1s James. SSS aS 30 So A-''-'''H ''''
MIDDAY ami Climax got away together, Nellie James
front with Midday his quarters, and the iayorlte sl
last. Passing the qnarterpoe Chmax led but al ngta'
with Midday second, lengths before Nrll james,
aon, he b,cEsiretch and past ne halfniie pole, WHOM
Climax haa a lead half length with Midday second,
"A length before Nellie James and Iuhmau stu! last'
On tic lower stretch Midday passed Climax,
quarter pole, Iubnan also passing MN ~ ihat point
Ioned nome an easy winner by six lengths last
time l:4s which, considering The heavy track, was an
! trI.,n my third, and Nellie James and Climax last
SECOND R.crFce Hand cap pune 400, f,r all mile
T. " DosaePs Midday, h,4 yea BY Eclipse dam Sne io'
Geo H. Tu5man b. years by War Dance, dam Lass Of
b McDanss e. year, BY Australian dam sister to A'efod 80
A. Belnouts Nellie James en- years by Dollar dam Feur de
R. S6tas JimaI b h. aged by Baowe dam Jewel e pounds
Tie next race was h4ndicap Tor t"O-ycaroid'' one
mile for "A purse of $780, for which five yOunGsteia en-
tered aud ran. These were j. 4. GIlis,%eads % gr ., g.
ID. McDanels ch c. Joe Daniels, 9S b r. W. Cameron's
TIompson's b. f. by Lightning, IS ID. Brennus was
! drawn and pools sold a. follows: ~ .,oo
5smcfoH. 5.1 @ rs IS ',
good start was effected and al four horses went
| around the turn i'm "A bunch ThOmpsous flly slightly
behind the Others. Frank Swift then shot to the 'front.'
and led the fayorte "A length at the quarterpoe, Cam
erons iiiy being last they thus to the half mile
pole passing which Joe Daniels rushed to the 'front.'
| lengths; Frank b. swift beating Camcron's lilly 10
! lengths, ana Thompsons hllv last Tine, ljJs.
r.rn R,cyHndcsp purse o. far two. yearos; one mile
HeDsniel Jo Daniels e c. years BY Australian aan Dolly
H. iisls Frank Swift g. Co. years by Eugene dam PATH %
R camero Inerar br f. yenrs BY LenmHstOn dam Stolen
T. Tbompscns yeA BY Lightning dam he dam of Leland sa
j. A. Gneds BrenBu. g e2 year, by lightning dam BrennA
sa pounds Drawn r-. LA,
The last free han lcap, for purse of 500,
two miles Five horses ran namely: sLrinShed a But
| tard q ~ Ia HIl ~ he.
Merry man yrs, Sc lbs; g. W. stewarts en- H. Barney
Williams % ia o6S S y nsR2afpf Hs@es s. en- % %assap ASal
T, s5 lbs Pools lS, sold a.; a. follow o., sno
gspsy wlian... - JON Merryman..'.. W IS
! ounisrd went of with the lead, followed by
John MCrryman, Barney Williams aud the faForite and
they ran in this 70 the threeGuartcr pole, where
string on the first me Quintard led four lengths, with
the favorite second, John McrIynan third Barney
Williams fourth, and Winesap last. There was no
change until turning into the h0mesretch where Abdc
koree went up and challenged QInard, bad him safe
OIintard dozen lengths before John Merryman, Bar
Hcy Williams fourth, and winessp last Time 2isi.
D. @oDan.eT. Abissos ch BY Australian, dam Reaese
SHgSr Buffers ouinad C., yrA By UlVer''On dam BY
F. H. r. Jonn Merrymau be, by Eugene dam La Rose
George W. Williams ea. hS ys by Lexington
dan yes " " S.ssiS By vandyI dam Nina
IS pounds NJ o,o,
TO-DAYs RACES.
There are thrcc tomorrow, threequarter mile
dash for horses that have and not during the
two meetings here four mile dash for purse of 81 900,
and the Consolation purse of $500 for beaten horses, u
miles For the first Moselle and Precedent are the
only entries being the fdyOrte at $3.50 To 800
For the second race LOngtellOw and Hclmbold are
entcIed the betting Ia, LOngfellow $780, 10 iIembolds
x265 I'm the last race, EOus Tubman, Cadence, Frog
town, aud QuutaTd entered. The poobetting Is !:
EOlus 500 Cadence. Sl25 Tubman $40 FrogOwn and
Outrd $50 Tonight the weather IL cloudy, and fears
are entertained that postpOnement sill be necessary.
| THE SPRINGFIELD RACES.