New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
THE TURF.
SARATOGA RACES.


SECOND DAY-TnE KEHSER STAKES WON BY THE
uI-UsED-THE MILE AND HALF RACE BY Arr
IONA, AND THB SELLING RACE BY BINGANoN-
III FORTUNE OF THRSsAvoRITEs.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE second days racing
here was witnessed by very large assemblage; the
RenDer Stakes. the most important and valuable event
of the meeting attracting the visitors 10 the COURSE "
snc numbers that the grand stand was hed 10 over
flowing. The course in admirable orueF ioi
fast running, and the sport was ih'0"'o''
exciting the defeat sngbok In the great race OF the
day, the Kenner Stakes. producing sensation "nohS
The public as well as the betting fraternity Who'
having laid odds bis winning, lost heavily Inc
two imported colts. The III Used and stfaehho ran hs'
and second the mastery jockeyship OF Evans Oh 'ho
winner exciting the universal admiration OF the speca
tsTs The winner very appropriately named lof 10 Ms
,,rst race as a two year-od he was knocked down
nj the start and in second race, for the Belmont
etAkts his chance OF winning was extngnished ny some
horse striking into his heels aud cutting him badly In
his third say on last day of the meeting last week.
he won the Sequel Stakes, two miles beating Fellow
craft wizard and three Others and has followed up his
.neefss by carrying of this rich stake which Is worth
Sao great certainty was upset IN
the "A mile race, FOR Wanderer booked as the inev-
stable winner sustained defeat from Arizona In the
third race the fsvorites Fadladeen aud Chickabddy
were beaten IN the most decisive manner, BiDgamon
bearing Mr.. sanford's coors to victory the splendid
hiding o. Evans, VINO hdd previously Won on luo W.
Used contributing materially TO this triumph.
TIE RACING.
The Kenncr Stakes for thTeey eaT-0lds 500 entrance
$50 forfeit with 81 800 added by the Association was the
nrst race Of the day. The distance two miles, and
there were O. nominations and eight starters, making
The value Of the race to the winner the handsome sum
o. $3.50 The starters A. BelmOnts imported nay
colt The In-Used, by Breadalbane dam Ehermire
Hunter d Travers's imported black colt strachno by
Parmesan. dam May Bell; d. McDanel's chestnut colt
spr,ngbok by imported Australian, dam Hester W. W.
Glenn's chestnut colt Merodac, by Australian dam Ada
Cbeatham; Clark GTiRstead's brown colt WaYerley,
by Australian, dam Cioey JOpsOn W. Cottrlfs chest
nut hly Alice Mitchell; Gov. Oden Bowe's bay colt
Catesby by Eclipse dam Katie; and j. II. Reynoldss
bay COLI Whisper, by Planet, dam Matte Gross. The
victory Of sprngbok the Belmont stakes and his close
tunmng with Tom Bowling in the KennersstaSes up to
Tie time The accident occurred which extnguished bis
chance Of success caused him TO he strongly fancied
despite the fact that he had exhibited undOubted signs
Of ameuess ever since that in his exercise gaops
straehino and The Infused having both won here were
also fancicd," also Catesby, who, although he
had not rvn as thTee-year-Od before, had numerous
supporters the fact that the celebrated English
Jockey, Hayward. 10 ride him. Waverley also re-
eeyed the support Of the Kentucky division, who liked
bs chance the because the lucky jockey, BarDee,
10 a.. r.onrt Pools qold AZ follows