New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

SARATOGA RACE MEETING-sECOND DAY-TAM-
MANY WINS THE sTEEPLE-OHAsE, FRANK
HAMPTON THE PURSE FOR ALL AGES, AND
MARY LOUISE THE SELLING RACE.
SARATOGA, Aug. 19.-The weather to-day was
insuerably warm and close, notwithstanding tho sun
was obscured by clouds. The attendance was very
large every part Of the grand stand being occupied The
chase was most exciting Lochel beating
Lobeha by half length after brilliant
dnsb while Tammany was only the same
distance behind Lobea The judges ruled out the hrst
aud second horses. giving their places 10 lammany ana
Blind Tom Mr Donohues entry thus winning both first
and second money In the second race the followers OF
Col McDanielss stable received severe blow In tue
defeat Of Tubman for, his winning 500 10 $50 had
been currently laid It fast race for mile ana
quarter and Tubman surprised his friends ana th stpe
by suddenly shutting up, IA shot, anu 70 ho
another effort TIE selling race was won py the IayGLi1e
Mary Louise after an exciting contest with the outsider
Echo aud was sold at auction 10 ID. Weldon for slco
THE RACING.
The steeplechase ahandcao for ALLEGES was tho nrst
race and was over OF three miles OF what WAS
termed on the card "a fair hunting country" IL was
for purse of $1,000 OF which $500 went to the winner
ances OF the weights imposed by the handlcapper,
namely Tullys b. e. Vssus years ~, IA hp" U%mdis
j.. ThOmpsOns br. N. LObclia aged, l45 pOuhds; y;
Donahuess eli. Tammany. years l47 pounds ana
nes b. h., years, by Asteroid, dam Lavender. The
average pColbetIug on this race was as iooT VS.
Lochel, $i60: DOnahues entry, sllO; IODelia, SoO
| Yesuvius. s75, and AsteroJ, colt slo me horses
started behind the luse stand anu got on wen @
was taken by Lobela IN advance, LOehle Dcng Seeoh
Tammany thd, Yesuyius next, and the AsterOld COT
last me second lump, rail tence cleared by the
horses In the order but the third stone WALL
Vesuyius four lengths before LoDella Blind Tom
he'll e third over IT. followed by Tammany and l0chie
the Aserod colt stu bringing up the rear. inc heMe
two LEAPS fence and stone wall, were all Jumped IN te
same relative order, aud then came ae water jump
| which was Immediately in front OF inc gla d",
| of
this perllous leap that accidents generally
%ed II In fine style Loclel followed and cleared it
snperbly Blind Tom thId, and Tammany with yesuyus
went over abreast. Tie Asterod colt Jumped u aha
leII throwing his rider, aud Ills chance was ended
Lorel Jumped the fence Of the track instead OF gong
over the hurdle aud lost considerable ground Lopela
resuned her lead over tho succeeding leaps until they
| c1I.e again to the water jump which she took SIX
| len yths ahcai OF Tammany, Blind Tom and VesuVas
ping the next over aad Lochie last. Entering the
| east field. Aabeua made q mistake ny gong on
| ued, without turning back, to 60 the right course
IObeia jumped Last hurdle but one three lengths
ahead Of fiumany but the Latter closed raly on her
I'M oug along the lower stretch, caught her as they
turned into straight and both in the air at the
Gu,r.er: Iocllel being Two lengths behind The latter
gIned rapidly the two leaders, and after brilliant
finish beat LObca by half length, tue latter as aI Oe
| fore Tlmmany; Bind Tom fOntn and vesuylus mst.
Tae judges disqualified both LJchel and Lobella for
going Tic wrong course and gave the race " Iahany
| with Bind Tom second. Tine. clog
sc,roo,. Moody Avg ioeond Diy-F race, s;eepehase
haap for al sses sooo' @ mies over far hunting e'af'e O'
o
: ] bI q Blind Tom aged Isl pound, isS,cIae)
Coa Ia fences Loehiol yssrs, l pounds dgeey)
j. ODoaues by As,,rol Lavender years, 1872 pounds
Tinc-s:ioi
The second Of $50 for horses OF
oil 100 pounds n miles. There were only
two c1tries-Bacon & Holnds br. h. Frank Hampton
five years, ami ID. Mechanics CO.'S bay horse Tabman
stc1 against 500 Both horses got OF together, Tubman
dr,wing anead the lower stretch, and leading half
engtb IA they passed under the string the hrst time
| ON the quarter Iiahk Hampton c0llared Iup
| man, and they ran mppgi along dhe Puck
the lower STRETCH the pace being very fast AS the
horses turned INTO the stretch IdOan seemed TO nave
! b6 suddenly quilted ard Frank Hampton, coming
away won amid the enthusiastic cheering Oh the neders
| ~ ~ lengths. Time, -..J.
SAVE D,T-second race; puro rs or all ages to eauy 100
B't1 McialGs b. TaHa Hampton, BY Ay'garh dam BY
D. aesneIs COS b. Ta5an ye, b. sria-e dam Lass
Syl-sy''''''''''''''' Time; O.
Tie selling The t-.d event OF the day. vas for
nurse All 5000 one milo and tLree-quarters with allow
nces in weight according the entered selling price as
stated IN the appended summary dneae were seven y
n Wnesau o. ponds; r. snens br. c. Astronomer, %
pounds; j. Donahoe's en-. h. SANFORD. l0j pounds; d.
Buckley's ch. Echo, 50 pounds md j. o: DGngelIs
| race Mary Louise beng the favorlte, and selling
for SO; Cadence s29O King henry go; VINE
| was he first to show in front. Wnesap and Cadence
being the next two, Mary,Lol,e fourth, King Henry
Glth and Echo last As they turned into the regular
track near the half mile pole, King Henry was showing
| tie way closely attended by sanford, Cadence, anu
Wnesp. Turning into The straight quarter Wlne'aps
| coOrs were leading, with Cadence aud King Henry
abreast Passing under the string King Henry was
leading Sanford half length Cadence still third, AS
ronoer fourth, EcbO next, and Wnesa already belten
Last Sanford go terms with hns Henry ~ the
ausrter pole, Astronomer and Echo next, ana Mary
Louise close up; Cadence having retired to the rear
Cong alone The bdckse.cb, Echo rushed to the front,
King aeury aud sanford beng her next attendants, aud
Mary Louise at their quarters. On the lower stretch,
MARY Louise ran past her horses aud challenged EchO;
tie two leading King Henry three lengths. \ nue. race
home eusued between the fayOrIte and Echo, Mary
Louise winning after struggle BY two lengths;
Echo beating King IenD ecu lengtns. Time, SUI4.
THIRD RcR-Selng races parse 500, fr all ages IA miles
horses entered 10 500 carry teE appropriate Mcghs
Gr Oj allowed pound; T $lWW Y pounds; for %oo 10
uoBs.is: he vi 10 be coll d auc.On
ODonnePs m. HaryLofsc, years 500, % pounds
D. Bucsleys cb. Echo !years $500 ~ pounds
Connsck's hn yenry, years, ssdl ~ pounGs'
H. IIa.hecks en- fnce, yeafs, - 1000, yJ poanlt'''
T. " Do,Atlrs b.. Wlisap jeas y OV " oinds.''
Il Shea. br b Astouonef years fUp Y pounds
nonShue ci b. sanford agei S6ru, los pounds.