New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE TURF
SARATOGA RACEs--sIxTH AND LAST DAY-wooD-
BINE WINS THE ALABAMA STAKES, HARRY
BAssETT THE THREE-NTLE DASH, AND TUB
MAN THE CONSOLATION PURSE.

| SARATOGA RACEs-sIxTH AND LAST DAY-wooD-
BINE WINS THE ALABAMA STAKES, HARRY
| BAssETT THE THREE-NILE DASH, AND TUB
MAN THE CONSOLATION PURSE.
SARATOGA, July 19.-The July meeting oil
Saratoga Association terminated today 10 has
been unusually brilliant gathering. the attendance
having large and fashionable and the racing
unsurpassed in excellence. The for the Saratoga
Cup the third day Of the sensation Of the
meeting and attracted very large assemblsRe 70 wit
ness it, Longellow II at first thought had broken
down in the race but such fortunately not the case,
for although ankle spraned by the twisting of his
plate the tendons let down. and Il Is probable
that the horse will stand another preparation though
not for time 10 Should he not be able 10 re-
appear the turf, the great son OF bennington VIII 10
sent TO the stud.
The first race to-day was for the Alabama stakes for
FLIES three years old, dash Of mile and eighth. IL
by Mr. Bemont's fine lilly, Woodbine, after n
close finish with Mr. WitheTss Mimi. The issue ought
never have been doubt the winner been prop
erly ridden, Gradwell allowing his FLY 10 run all over
the An objection made against the Jockey
OF Mimi for foul riding and crossing IN front OF Wooi
bne, and the judges ruled the hly The winner IL
OF the finest and fastest tbreeyearolds that has
been for long time. Her paternity II doubuu'
she being either by Censor Kentucky, out OF Fleur
des Champs the dam of Nellie James. sne seems how
ever to favor Censor more than Kentucky In her
looks and conformation Nema. wlo placed second,
was evidently not up to the mark in condition and will
assuredly improve her today's performance.
the three-me Harry Bassett had no trouble IN
beating his old opponent Lyteton as he had done tho
laters stable companion LonGfeOw in the Cup
the third day He allowed Lytteton to lie at his tanks
for nearly three miles, but soon a. Roe let bm OUT he
drew away and easily by clear length
The last event, the Consolation Purse, was won With
great by Tubman, who thus appropriately closed the
meeting by winning the final his stable com
panion Joe Daniels had the first race, the Trayers
Stakes COL McDaniels has been remarkably successful
at Saratoga, having won the Trayers Stakes with Joe
Daniels; the Cup, Mile and Quarter sweepstakes and
Three-mle Purse with Harry Bassett; and two purses
THE RACING
The Alabama Stakes, for lies oaed in 1862 so eaeh
p p with 81 600 added by the Association one mile and
and an eighth, the first OF the 80 entered
four only the post-A. Belmonts chestnut lilly
woodbine, W. stringhed's gray nly Nema ID. wthers's
brown filly Mimi, and d. McDaniess bay 1y sue
Ryder Woodbine won the Monmouth Oaks at Long
in pools for s2OO Sue Ryder ss5 Nema, s95, and Mimi
s3O good start from the furone pole was effected all
the horses getting of terms. As they dashed
under the string Mimi was leading Nema half length
% tna and sSed Nema and beore reachpg
the quarter pole deprived Mimi OF the lead cue
BACK stretch s WoedSine drew length clear Of Mini
and Ryder the latter running abreast OF each otber
Nema having fallen behind them At the halfm pole
Woodbine was leading two lengths, Mllh Mimi q ength
behind the McDaniels My. When fairly the stretcu.
Mimi closed rapidly on The fayorte and got heT head IN
a
for a final effort, and after magnificent nnlsh beat
Mimi by neck, Nema finishing third, and sue Ryder
Mimi for foul Riding and the judges entertaining 4.
placed Nema second Sue Ryder third, and Mimi iat
Time, 2Oci value of the stake, s2,6Jo
F.r R,cE-The Alabama staEes-A sveepstsks. e,h
p With 900 added by Association for hes ai IL 1909
A. BsiHonts fEOOdOn. by Kentucky dan T0r dee
Clay stfileacI Gisaas g Scna, by Lighting cdJ
D. Mcdaniel Co.. SiSae Ryder By imp Knight Of s. Go,
The second race purse Of q 900 for all ages
thre miles, and had only two entrIes-arry Basse and
great chestnut but these tempting odds not
taken to any great extent as Harry Ba'se was 10
abreast Lytteton having the track but before rounding
the turn Bassett took the pole from him. and made The
running He led LyttletOns length aud half for the
first threequarters Of mile when the i h5te S5o~n
they went under the string the first in 1914. On the
second mile Basset drew clear OF hs rival unt turning
on him and was only half length behind as they went
under the string the two miles being run n SO on ine
the latter get his saddehrths but no further IN
1l reSys ,n he sLot ont and Won without ever being
driven by a clear length IN 6;iSs
SECOND RAcE-PuSe 81 600; for ali ages three miles
Mcdaniel Co.'s Harry Basseit eh b. yr BY Lexington dam
yno HreP Ieton b. b. y BY bennington dam Fanny
HOI'On'' Tme-S:4
The Consolation Purse, for all ages $Co win allow
entries only three ran, Mary Louise anu SANFORD
Planet, 8 70 dncluding n overweightl T. b, payss
ch h. Fadladeen, l04 10 and ID. McDanlelss 1uD-
man 1as 10 The last great fayorte,
selling for $3.50 Gray Planet s2oo, and fadiadeeh
5000 When the flag fell Gray Planet jumped on win
the lead Tuban second, and as they passed the stand
the former led length and half. with Tubman Tour
lengths behind Fadladeen They ran thus TO the haIt
mile mole without change but on the lower kueteh
Roe fet out Tubman, and in few strides he was at
GRAY Planets head passed him on going around the
trn into the home-stetch, and, although Hannone on
tae gray colt rode him reouteiy at the fnisb Tubman
won The race by lengths, with Gray Planet as Tar
before Fadladeen. Time, El7t This race tefibinaod
the Saratoga July meeting OF lsf2
Purse $CO for AL horses besien olte
dpng The meeting pounds 70 pounds thes nmt 10
pouuds omen mile quarter
Il Tu6man, b. b., years, by War Dance dam
Lass of
Braouts by Planet dam hags'
II BS W X FGdAdeen, eh b., years by war dance
dam NoraC Ceua.
las posLas sanford aged by Uncle Vie dam Dolly Garter dt
Jpo ODonnelrs Mary Louise, yeas by Lightning DAN
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- Time, 2l1
THE CLEVELAND RACES - GOLDSMITH MAIDS
VICTORY.
CLEVELAND, July 19.-The weather was fine
and the track in good condition, to-day. Fully 1850
nd preaf