New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
THE TURF.
SARATOGA RACES-FIFTH DAY-LOCHlEL WINS
THE sTEEPLE CHASE, LUNA THE TWo-fEAh-
OLD SELLING RACE, AND WADE HAMPTON
THE SEQUEL STAKES.

OLD SELLING RACE, AND WADE HAMPTON
THE SEQUEL STAKES.
SARATOGA, July 1S.-The attendance, to-day
the fifth of the July meeting, was large ana iaso
able, the grand stand being comfortably niieu VIZ"
visitors The weather continued intensely hot anu to
Oldest Saratogans declare that so heated term as inc
past week has never been known here BEFORE foI.u
nately the sun hidden behind vail OF clouuS Nho
the racing swas in progress, so that 'no 'oppei"'
although tropical endurable. Ihe course was ~
excellent condition. and the sport OF 'he u"9
good. . A.,
steepe chase on account OF ameness seemed TO place
that race at the mercy of Lochlei' VINO Is rs eoou
Jumper as he is a fat racer and the betting sno"eu '
the turfmen were Of this opinion. Inc result Pio''u
that they were right for he won with great ease Aeo
omer taking second money aftera orilaht struggle WIN
Tammany from the last hurdle TO the stand
The twoyear-old selling race did not introduce any
OYER, among the youngsters" OF the four entered
three had run unsuCcessfuy before Whle tne hoNoo'
Mr. Morris's Bouncer inappropriately named pro'ner
TO Boaster was said TO be of no account ahOugh en
tered at the selling price of 5000. Luna My py
Aseroid belonging to Hunter Traverss stable auu
beaten by springbok in the twoyearod race at Jerome
Park was made the favore, and the field opposed TO
her being very moderate she had no difficulty III VIII
ming she was sold at auction after the race lor So0o
TO Erastus Corning OF Albany.
The seouel Stakes exhibited great falling of IN the
number of runners for only two out OF the 70 hoses en-
tcred came TO the post. These Wade Hampton an
sue RYDER the representatives respectively oI tno D
mont and McDanie stables The oeitng uetwSe % hein
was unusually heavy, first one ana then te olner os
made favOrte in the poo[selmg sue Hueri tuy as
year old, had beaten Joe Daniels Tor the uS
Stakes here last year, bat had never appearGu III puP
since She also reported to nave beaten JOG 5
i'm trial at mile aud half, and this was thongnt goo9
enough beat Wade Hampton, although tne od ,
already gone two miles and won strong parry ol eoYtt et
judges howeyer stuck PuekM ny 40 % and the other
had been TO do it, They We're Eght I'm IN 'he bd
cOniectures Sue Ryder was beaten when tney 1bo %
gone little mile, and the further they ran td
worse exhibition she made for Wade Hampton cahleieu
home winner by nearly 100 yards
THE RACING.
The hurdle race the first event. was for purse Oh
5000 of which the received $780, and the secohu
horse $780, two miles eight hurdles weer Welgus'
There five entries, but one OF them' Mesiah nav
ing gone lame was withdrawn, leaving Iammahy' lol
pounds, LOchiel, 14s pounds, Astronomer l4S pous'
and LObela 155 pounds to contend for the money @ o
fered. In pools LObela, VINO had won 'nc go
at Jerome Park made the favorite selling ior SO;
Tammany sI35; Lochiel $780, and Astronomer, S55 The
horses went OF abreast When the nag al
Loehiel showing the way oyer ohe,ia tne 9 last ON
the turn Tanmany passed Lochle, anu ,orsor tor
three lengths over the second 1ufus Td styopomer
pole, Lochie being as far below L0DeIh any 'ni
who were Tapped At the third hurdle 1alnmany sun
length before Xsronomer Along the lower stretch
Lochie closed steadily Tammany, and as they 1nmneo
at Tammanys addegrbs Passing the stand i on iee
first mile Iammany was two emg tb aLeSe eSea @ bTHgD
NM tb@ rear Al the next hurdle Tammanys lead had
diminished to length Loeel hatng orpeI vent
up aud deprived Tammany OF the ,soLo iesu, bnP b,P
sronSmer IS three lengths in the rear Ioche
in hand for he came away jumping the ist Wo
lengths A fine struggle between Astronomer aud Tam
many for second money resulted IN favor Oh ihe former @
by length Time, iOOl. Lochle was pureha%ssa % iast
Fall by Coffin & Lawrence, for q GOO OF D. Cohee, 10
whose hands he unsuccessful as three year old
but he has since proved fortunate investment for his
| new owners, having won five races thls season
FE.r Hurdle miles over & eight HI haTdles Ee. E.
E s, m sst Les s 10 b. 1 l ears By Bonnie Scoand
Boa .,oDc m b. years b; istercd dam M Carter.
Ioushues TammaIy, cb years By Lexington uaa LII
james TRcnpsoas Lo5ea m aged BY Bonnie Scotland dam
D SHasyies Maa c b. years by Mickey Free dam
Tmelc0
The second was for purse OF $500 for twoyear
ods of me oe soc eteTeI eTed 70 S SSI
for allowed IA pounds, and for $500 Il pounds the
winner to be sofa Dy sucI4n. nc f 81 no ud carTyin
s6 mounds BOwies Calvert $500 and 70 pounds Hunter
ternooI q GOO and Sc pounds Pools sold as follows
Luna $3.50 Liverpool $40; Bouneer SSOO Cayert Slo
When the nag fe Calvert jumped of In 'front.' with Llv-
erpOo second four lengths ahead OF inc IaVOIde AS
thew entered the regular track, near the hamie pole
and Calvert already beaten last On the lower stretch
Luna, Liverpool and BOuncer we're Tapped four lengths
three leading horses TO the hIeegnarter pole, where
up the stretch Liverpool challenged Luna but the latter
shook him of with perfect ease, and gaoped home an
easy winner by six lengths the same distance separating
Liverpool from BOuncer, and Calvert beaten OIL Ine
I:l9.
| Summary ,o -, . IL. ~,
sscosD RcESeDg RsoPor' e ssG for for tEoAo % Eth three @
pounds for 800 allowed pounds for lO Il pounds for SsOO
/ 81 pounis: the o be sold at auction. -
HunteI Tayers Luna b f. years. BY Aeod dam Glencie
R. ~ Wsens Liverpool h c., years BY Planet NOvicei
,T g cac C. YEAR. :; Eclipse dam vaaiJ for ooi
Gov o. Bowie's Calvert eh 2year By Baltimore dam oheh'
mauga for
The sequel stakes for eyearods $50 each, play
pay with $3.50 added miles, had 25 entries, making the
stake worth 81 800 TO the winner OF the above number
only two came the post. A BelmOnt's brown colt
wade Hampton, and d. McDanielss bay ty, Sue Ryder,
/ Pools sold as under:
Wade so SlNO si5O
eaptai start was had both horses going under the
srn. abreast and they head aud bead around the
turn past the quarter pole and along the backsetch
without either gaining the slightest percepble advan
tage At the halfme pole Sue Ryder shOwedhalf length
| in 'front.' but Wade Hampton got terms again
the lower side and they passed the threequa pole
and the straight stretch Tapped Halfway up Wade
Hampton drew steadily in 'front.' and crossed under the
string length ahead, taking the pole from his OppO
nent. At the turn he leading the FLY lengths.
aud the latter began quttng" in the most unmistak
able manner falling back SIX lengths at the quarter
pole and at the halfme pole she 100 yards behind
| Wade Hampton was taken in hand and. galiOpng
eisurey home won by 5Olengths in 3I2!, the first mile
! having been run IN E4G
Third RAcE-Te Sequel Stakes for three yeos $50 entrance
80 rtled Winner Of The belmont ayers Stakes pounds
e1trs' 81 both - g0Gndv; v1. s1.iI I,riD;6o dso miles
bAeD'D'' S1' S''eff fnc.3:iii '''''''''''''''''
Dat. oeaey WiaStr Weight Time.
ls61F Morris Ruthless ...........2 b...3;J-i
1Ss AfGGnssn .1nss. Gen. Duke.....l5bs ..9:4ol
1862 D95i.91 G9,s95,s .Nsnagn.ett...... Bs"3:r,
A. Lttell Maggie B. B........lO7 ns....3Ei
ll....M A. Ltie.l. .MaY C1k.'..'..'lO l6E..'..:O