New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE TURF.
LIN SARATOGA RACEs-FoURTH DAY-ALAkM
WINS THE MILE RACE, ALLIE HUNT THE
MILE AND A HALF RACE, AND TUBMAN THE
TWO NILE RACE.

TWO NILE RACE.
S,RAroGA. July 17-Dense masses Of threat
ming clouds this morning indicated rain storm, and
kent hundreds OF ladies from patrOnzing the
racing. sG the attendance large, and tie races
gave much pleasure to ALL except the hackers OF the
fayorltes who lost heavily the first two races just
after the first over, the storm burst ana the
rain came down in torrents making the track Ietock
deep in mud and water. Fortunately 1t cleared OH just
the last rum and tie return TO town was
pleasant; the dust having been eheetuay laid oy 'Hc
short but heavy fall of rain.
The mile dash which opened the sport gave thc Daek-
ers of favorites a foretaste OF the bad luck awaiting
them Kinghsher, the strength OF his bfllaht Victory
the opening day, when he ran mile in li3a was mace
hot avorite" but he did not run up 10 inc form ue
had previously shown. and finished three lengths nc
hind Alarm and Fadladeen the former winning IN such
style Qn ll22-he fastest time record us to stamp
him AS an excellent race-horse. If his staying
powers are equal to his great speed, uuhtef
Trayers have thrown away fine chance OF winning the
Belmont and Trayers stakes with him. for both OF Whch
he was entered but did not start Whether the reason
stated in the report Of the the cause OF King
fishers defeat was really alleged or not 1t is certain
that drd not up 10 his form on tae hs uy,
sIthoucb his fine to-day for the mile said be one
quarter second faster Q:43), he winning under nara
pull on that occasion in l:45l. mn.
Inc second event, a selling race, was won by Allie
Hunt sold lowest in the pOos the fancers OF tIe
fayOIites Buckden and Sanford again suffering severe
had an average allowance of Is pounds from hs regular
weight for age and thus fay0raDiy treated sh9 @ dSni
the soft going he managed TO beat the OLD horse SANFORD
by neck The gray niy, Mary Louise was badly fid-
den. she would nave b, en- dangerous antagonist 10
the winner The latter was bought in for $1,000
The third race, a dash OF two miles, was won
the mud and water Which covered the track as
il he liked it, and beat his opponents, Lochel,
lovers OF Col McDaniess stable did bach TuDman
with their accustomed spirit as the Colonel was ho Dy
track TO run on As was the Ceters VINO Prseyeed Sc d
a losses.
THE RACING.
The first race was for purse of $780, for all ages one
mile and was contested by Belmonts bay horse King
fisher Hunter & Traverss bay colt Alarm, and the
Messrs. Dayiss chestnut horse Fadladeen kingisner
was the favorte, but Alarm had many Trends, VINO
backed him heavily. All three were remarkably tast
horses Fadadeen having the fastest mile record u4 10
his credit Alarm the fastest nlle i ~
QI0 while Kinsnsher had run mile on tne mrs. DAY Oh
The meeting 1431, winning his race easily After one
false start the nag fell TO GCod SEND On, an
three horses passing under the strn9 abreast
s1 kint2Sher with Fadadeen head ana head run to
quarter pole, Alarm being there four Lengths behind
locked and continued so to the hal mile pole Alarm
closing TO within couple OF lengths ot them az t9at
length in fTont, and at The treequarier pole he was
a clear length the lead, Alarm lying at kinghsheIs
nanks, and pulling tremendously. When fairly INTO the
straight run home cray let out Alarm ana enttlhE
down Kngisher in few strides, challenged Fadladeen
Tor the lead and after bref struggle passed him and gal
lOped winner by two lengths, fadadeen beating
Kngfsber a length for second place. The time, l:42l Is
the 1astest mile time record. The running OF King
sadly disappointed his friends. who accounted for
his defeat by Tie fact that ne was RIDDEN ID twisted
snafle bride, instead Of pain snafle and his rider,
Palmer stated after the race that he would not taAe
hold Of it. having always been accustomed TO run III
plain snaille.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500 Tor all ages one mile.
Hunter Gt Aao B. e. ys- % ,es t % SS Wsr b1ec .
RoS Knessber b. years by Lexington dam Eam
i ia5,
Tho sccond race was for purse of sCOo for all ages
mile and half with allowances III weight according
to the entered seR nee ,e Vino was 6
ing withdrawn. The runners were the Messrs, DAVIS
brown horse, Allie Hunt, 6 years, entered for
$1,000, 1C3 pounds Hunter 4laNei pay GGOll,
Buckden years, 5000, So pounds; ODon-
aud j. Donahues chestnut horse Sanford aged SOO0Cj
pounds In pools Buckden sold Tor $500 sanford sG Ma
M 1e in nan ni liT Win 1nkden second Allie ilat aad My
stretch and into the houc-elIe.eh, on
entering which Sanford and Buckden were head and
under the string Buckden led sanford by head only
Allie Hunt third, aud the gray huy last. Alhc hunt
closed up the next quarter aud as they ran along the
backstretch he was head AID head with SANFORD, both
being al Buekdens saddegrths. On the lower stretch
ali the three horses abreast but at the turn
into the Allie Hunt showe, in irontand AZ
ter splendid race hOhe WIN SANFORD, won ~ neck,
Mary Louise third, and Bnckden last Tme' &Ao;'
SECOND PAcE-seing Race purse $ooo all age
hsf miles horses entered @ to be Ga ioI ScV % 10 I R 'sr y sgpo
r. ~ r Dsss Allie Hunt h. years Gy vandal dan Nora
Douahu Sanford eh b. sget by Uncle e dam Dolly CAREER
Jno Ooapes Mary Louise 4years by Lightning, dam by
HSStei IaSe 6uckin b. b. years BY chaen dan cca.
sequence Tor %
The third was for purse Of $780, for all ages, two
miles, and the contestants were Coffin Lawrences bay
horse Lochiel, Col MeDaniels bay colt Tubman, f. NJ.
Hairs bay colt John Merryman, and Ill. 7. McGrath's
bay mare Susan Ann. The pool betting was very heavy
this race, and aVdst amount OF money changed hands
Tubman the idyOTlte, selling Tor Sli5O; L)clle,
81 POS; John MeTrymau, $500, and Susan Ann, Si60.
LOchiel oil in trout directly after the flag fell and
cut out the running alta strong pace; John MeEyman
second Tubman neX Susan Ann last AT the quarter
pole LOciel leading six lengths, Mcfryman and the
iayOrte being the next horses Locmeis lead dimin.
ishcd the next half mile, and rs they dasned
uader the string TO begin the second mile
he three lengths ahead Of Iubman, who mad Merry
round the turn, Roc let out Iubman, and the in
stant he had cOared and passed LOchie, leading hm
clear length at Ae quarlercle, Merrymdn ana Susan
Ana Tapped, being tmce lengths behind. Ihe
now virtually over Tor Tubman, who
seemed to revel in the mud and water,
which covered the track, gallOped along strong rs
which could have been increased to a dozen had his
jockey wished IT. Susan Ann was second, john Merry
SUMMARY.
THIRD RicE-Pure 900; for all ages; two miles
d. hcDane4 Os lulAan' o. N' '!eAi' " W" Dah'e' u+h
H. 9eGfss Susan Anu b. n yoaTs by Lexington dam Ro1
j. M M Jola aeria b. b. esis g Eagcac dam L e
Coan Lawnees Loce b., iyears' by Bonnie scoaui dam
Time 9JL
TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK.
There WIS a fair attendance at The Prospect
Park Fair Grounds, Brooklyn, to witness the trol ing
The track very heavy owing TO the rain
which f.ll al u T. ~ Toe first match for $500; two
MI and repeat 10 harncss. L. Jackson entered the H. z
NJ ysicry. ans L. :. cdIuh tr D.. .. Geo blitlt Gnett
tie third iu t:S TIC icCOnd trut was for $780, mile
lcafs 10 yy5c,u between ". McAlalUus gray mare
a "a. 4 TgA re- IIf.f ftr.t