New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
ne pools sold on IT,:

Monmouth Park 1t was a heavy betting race. the fol-
lowing being among the pools sold on IT,:
s9: 'sS '5$ 'SS 'i i3S iiS s @
Moris. s.........'.. 10 2S5 le9 IsQ ~ IIii0 "a
Sss:.:: 5: & g g fS$ fS$ If I$ H:$ H:$
After some little delay at the post the flag fell to
fair start King Pin being first OIL followed By the Ruth
less colt King Amadeus close up Yesta steel Eyes,
and Regardless being next, and tho McDanels MY
and Juana last AS the horses ran across the diagonal
track King Pin Tapped on King Amadeus and tho
Ruthless colt, the two latter turning iato tho
regular track near the hali-mile pole head and
head together, With King Pin and Reform at their
quarters AOngj the lOwerstretch the two leaders ran
locked stride for stride, while King Pin and Reform
we're still abreast two lengths behind As the horses
turned into the homestretch In the positions named Is
seemed az the confined to King Amadeus and
the Ruthless colt who obstinaey contestng every
inch Of the ground Up the stretch at the distance.
King Amadeus was half a length in front. but the
Morris colt, answering with unhinching gameness to
whip and spur gaining at every stride aud just as
every one expected see him 20 under the string in
'front.' Evans brought up gallant gray, steel Eyes, on
the outside with one OF brilliant ushes ever
Witnessed and the Ia the last stride right on
the post by short head the Ruthless sOt beating King
Amadeus by the same. Time, 1:-2!.
Prasr RlcE-Ths Saratoga Stakes. troysnros; $50
trance p p, with 81 0Oo added threSqllre5 oi miS
F. %orss IS Monlay oa y R5,bIcs.
August BeImonts mD Kss Amadeus b. King Trumps
p Moss b. REGARDLESS BY Eclipse cai Of
W. Cameron, o. A. :ters Brother TO ayerary By LesI-
D. MDane b. 5y fes@nica dam b; Arlington out 0i
Hunter { TSers Kiss Pn By Lexington Eiaau Las.
Hunter Trsverss bf vengesnce b.
Time I22a
The Saratoga Cup, sweepstake OF $50 each D., with
added OF which 500 went TO the second horse two
miles and quarter was the second race. OF the Is
nominations only four came to the post Col McDaniels
G. Co. starting two Harry Bassett and Joe Daniels. Rico
& Mccormack running Wanderer, aud J. f.
Chambern True Blue. The extroordinlry style
in which Wauderer had won the Westchester
and Monmouth Park Cups, glOpng home .
winner in both races score OF lengths in front,
caused him 10 he looked upon as the certain winner.
The illuck which has attended tho stable OF the Con-
federacy It's arrival at Saratoga from Long
Branch, beginning with the going amss Of the famous
1lly Katie Pease and followed up by the accident To
springbok the Travers stakes and the successive de-
feats OF Joe Daniels and Harry Basset the first aud
second days OF this Meeting shook the confidence Of the
public in the once thought TO be inyincibo stable
Of the Confederacy and they deserted the blue jacket
and scarlet SASH which had often been
borne to victory this course and memorably
the last year. when the mighty Longfelows banner
went down in the dust before Harry Bassett after tho
most intensely contest this trophy LAS ever
produced II thought that the days OF Harry Bas
sett and Joe Daniels triumphs were over, and before
such gallant Wapderer they would share the
ignomnious which had awaited Wanderers antsgon-
lists in the westchester and Monmouth Park Cups Afew
stanch adherens OF the stable remembering how often
they had landed their investments on the blue and red
felt th ey could not without OF ngratude de-
ser the coOrs Of the Confederacy and in the face OF
popular opinion stuck pucky 20 them and backed tho
two representatives OF the CooDePs stables. The hne
condition OF True Blue caused many to invest tlelr
greenbacks the white and crimson spots, and their
Judgment was not far wrong for he beat tbe srsas @
fayOrite Wanderer In the most decisive manner bipee
rode him. while Palmer was or Harry Bas,ett MGIAOo
on Joe Daniels, aud Ross ON WandcreF Pools sold on
the race as follows:
want,rer. ......... 81, 900 sl4oo $1,000 si2;S
TS. MSoiSs....... Bss......... 500 500 100 700 40 600
The start was from the head of the stretch and
being of FIRST with True Blue next Harry Bassett third
and Joe Daniels last Harry Bassst went TO- the fISns
midway up the Stretch ana ns nc WIN un"o,
the string no was r-0 Rise an his sHIaI SSarteps
and Joe Daniels waiting patiently behind until his ume
Going around me upper turn lIuo 1.ue ,h
pssseS the rterpoe Along the back stre Basse
still kept up his long powerful sweep OF stride ana
Rne on whose 6inks Wsnderer sul elm ing per
sstently Tue first mile from start
ing ing orsss went under the string The second
lime Harry Bassett stll leading True Blue length.
Win Joe Daniels three lengths away anu his Jockey
getting the benefit of the mud from the three leiing
tnguish the coors he wore 50 covered with arr were
they. The first mile and quarter was run IN 2;-i ana
still Bassett despite the heavy ground showed no siSs
sackenng his tremendous Al the quarter post no
still length ahead Of True Blue who had Nau,ier
almost Tapped hun. Tue partsans OF the atter now
eagerly looked To him up aud challenge basse'
as they had seen him do before In his previous CON
quests but they looked In vain Tor still the mghy
chestnut strobe along without any perccplDle dh'hu
tiOn OF his speed, while 10 their astonlShmeht JOG
Daniels closed rapidly them and Lay at TIE lafVlo
tanks Before the halfmlle pole was feaehtu
tremendous proclaimed that Wanderer h. h
cracked" and unable live the tremendous pace nas
BassetU had carried them had fallen uto the rear
ten horse his opponents leaving HIM az every s suI
Along the lower-stretch Joe Daniels swept alOnS
running passed True Blue before reaching the tn1
quarter pole whence they had started, tic Two
ing run in 3iS which for such track was nat1
fast time, and then waiting Oh Harry i,asSsss ~,
Midway up the stretch, the latter seeing tno ,san
wns taken In hand aud Joe Daniels gaUupcu noio - ~
easy winner Dy dozen lengths Bassett
money 5000 by an half length DtloIc hvo ,n'ue'
and The rodOubtable Wauderer rarY OeaeA oil iAno'
I.lOJ which was remarkable time foA Sueh ua'A'
s v n. s.,.,os. ,sp Of 81 600 tcf which 800 The
seeona hor..l q a @,V p,
d Mcpnie Co Cd. c Joo Dauie years er Imp A%'nma
Z 4 20 "a. Mar, Bss'ett yesr by ier'agcn o~i
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