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NAN tlono mono could say. McDnnfo) intended
to start BAsaott in tho aVoepataltos raoe but. in
consequence Of tho accident to Roo In tho flrBt
not trunt him to strango ioclsy. Roo having vt rIi-
don him In all hiR rneoa fhronrkni1t hie cerenr.
The Herald Eivo tho following account Of Tho
racing for tho Trayeru etahos ae Saratoga totlny.
gottps the @ bost Of a t. E BrinsboK ssoond Meros
dao third, Tom Bowling fourth, fellowcraft fifth,
Catoshy sixth, Count borsay ntnniiing
still II tho post, aud not making {
move till ali tho otl,ors woro three hundred
up tho siutc, and, aH ho turned into tho rognlnr
aic0ermaek sooond, MoTodao thjrd, spfinSb,o3lt
fourth, Felloxoratt nth sn weyery ~ Gyr,sE s.t b;
Bis olancos yoro entirely out. Tom Bowling
led q couple Of lengths around tho lower turn,
and entered tho home-strotch oil that distance
sSep s2 sp!nstok s foarsh. FsioTerafs t and
Msx rsang pae and Jpn ased sa es ehs 6
ahcad q Mccormack, tho lattor being half
longth ,dn,t,,d IN front soo Of spr51gSo{:, Who
latter boinG Pix longtha In advance Of Fellow
craft, and Wayerly sixth: As soon as tho hornoa
loft tile stand bprngbok daahcd out hfter Tom
1ewnG os G,a and as , 10 fan around the upp9r turn
nowling lY lod ono length, md it was npparent
On tho back stretch, tho contest rus simply
a.n Eand IL between s,N tho5o two young glantggt
the way. At tho halt-nile- polo tho pace Was
terrtto, and Tom had his tail in 6pringboks
faeo- On tho lower turn, 1t was evident that
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horses were worry for behind, and thore
was not ono who seemed 10 notice
thcm. As Tom Bowling approached tho thrce-
quarter polo, springbok's head wna at his hips,
this momont springbok WAS aoon to full, and
then tic affair was ended. Tom oAmo On alone
and galioped leiHl1ro1y homo twonty
lougtths ahead Of .Waver1y,, who ,waa
day, Fellowcraft far on, fourth, 1lcCo1mack
afth, Gpriuabok camo oautorinE rldorlosa up
the homestretcb. but nothing could bo seen Of
jimmy Roo, Ills jockey. The poor lad lay whore
nato ID not being struck b. the horses T that had
to pass by him. 8pringbok waa cut on one Of
bis fore logs, and MoDaniola maae COM
plant to tho judges Of FOUL by
stating that Tom Bowling pulled out aud struck
6prinRbok. The iulros took long time to do
eide this mattor, but finally gavo out that no
foul had been porpetrated. and that Tom Bow
ling had won tic raoo.
THE BUFFALO MEETING.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 2I.-Tho eighth annual
meeting Of thn Buffalo Park will tnko n1nco Tuaa-
dav Wednnsfihv Thrr,f1av md Frfi1nv A11r
s. g. j. nnd 8. Total proniuma. am. .O00' Fint
day. pursos ot 81 900 and $4,000 second day,
and afo .10S fourth DIV, al 5oo' sYtoi) ind
$4,000. '' "1'~' "''S'
DETROIT RACER
Special Dfspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DErao1r, july 21.LThe racos today com
monood with tue finish Of = 2:90 race, in whicl,
flyo hoats wore trotted Yesterday, Cozotte having
taken dno and Ohio Boy and ST.. James cacl, two.
This race wap won by Cozotto. who took two
gtraioht heats, Ohio Boy getting The secoud
money and st. James tie third. Yimo, 2:9O,
2;31R.
The first regular race Of to-day followed
which was for horses that had novor trottod bot
ter than $50, e400 to tho frat, $500 to tie aeo-
ond, and e100 to tho third. There we're oloyen
entries, Of which four started. Tho rnco was
won by the chosuut 1l1y, Quicksilver taking tho