New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-20
e. pools selling

NaSsdi won tW0-yearOid race or nllf q mile az
Nashville this Spring very fast time. ana was imme
diatey afterward purchased by Mr.. Loriard at high
price. He is oxerful colt, but having been lame
few DAYS ago, his party did fancy him much for this
race The start was delayed owing TO the righteousness
OF chesapeake, who refused to join his horses and
boted with his Jockey. Swim, several times. At last
the flag fell with yassa length in front Of Rhadlman
thus, and Chesapeake far in the OF the latter
Gong around the turn, Evans took pull Rnadamin
thus ana Chesapeake took second place. gong In hot
pursuit OF Vlssal who led him half length at the
quarter poei On the and past the Belmont
stables the race between Chesapeake and Yassa was
close and exciting the former getting his neck in front
for few strides but Vassa again got on equal terms
with him as the half-mile pole was passed. Rhad-
under steady pull. On the l0wer-stretch burst OF
reclamation from the heders proclaimed Chesapeakes
defeat for Vssa drew clear OF MIN and had opened day
light between them az the third quarter pole Turning
into the sraght-stretch Rhadanlnthus passed Chesa-
peake. and Evans waited with him with fine judgment
and patience until the distance when he made his effort,
and challenging yassal headed him a dozen lengths
from tue winning post and beat him 0y length Vissal
beating Chesapeake by two lengths. Time, l:i6t Mr.
Belmont not present to witness the triumph Of MS
recent 5000 chasr who has thus got back than
elusive OF the 500 piece of plate added by the
Association. Only few days before the race Dir.
Belmont had doubts about stirling Rhaiamanthus but
his he did run, he concluded to start him.
Since Rhadamanthus went into DR. Bem0nps stable he
has made considerable Improvement. Chesapeake, in
addition 70 having had great deal taken out OF him
before the start consequence OF his unruly temper
got of badly ana ridden in an njudclous manner.
too much having been made OF nun in the first half
mlle that when he called upon at the rnlsh
there was nothing left in him 10 respond to the appeal
The result or tue grevous blow to the back
ers OF flvOrtes, for the betting men plunged ON
Chesapeake as II they thought his victory d mora
certainty.
Tae second match OF the day was dash Of one mile
oe.ween ~ DisaDn" ~ ps n, m ,T ai1 .nlee
Bay three years 100 pounds tor $3.50 each Botany Bay
running throughout he won easily by gths isi
the handicap dash or one mile and an eighth, Tor a
OF $780, OF which the second morse received 800
had 10 eutr.es, o. which the following accepted anu
started Mss-s Daviss chestnut horse Fidlaeen, aged
III pounds j. Donahue's gray hy Lizzie Lucas, four
years, LOG pounds; A b. Lewis Co.'S chestnut 1y Gov
erness fOnr years 81 pounds; d. NJ McDanieIs chest
nut lilly Mary Buckley. three years, SO pounds J. Cof
fees brown dy LA Wells three years, s. pounds. and
j. W. Hunt Reynoldss chestnut geldng Mlrmion, four
years, 90 pounds. Tie pools sold as under ,eoo
Lac Luel'...............Sido $40 $500
Mary at S4e.;:..:...: % s 100
ia We'll. and Mary Buckley cut out the running for
half nile closely attended by FIdla-
deem with Marmion and Governess acting as whippers
in on the lover turn Lizzie Lucas passed the leaders
and in coming the stretch appeared to have the race
in hand, when haf way up fidadeen came win
brilliant aud well sustained rush, and cOllarng the LIZ
zie Lucus beat her the by two lengths. Ida
Wells third and Marmon last Time 1856.
THE PROGRAMME AND POOL SELLING FOR To-DAYS
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 19.-To- morrow is the sixth
and last day Of the second meeting, to be followed
Friday and Saturday with two extra days racing for
the benefit OF the Saratoga Rowing Association
and the public schools of the village. The first to-
morrow Is a mile and three-auarter dash for horses
beaten at this meeting winners excluded Five horses
are entered, which sell a follows:
Reforn.......S2l 500 JACK Eros. and Dubln each. SIS
London .......... Red Dick dlly............ 20
The fourme has three horses entered. which sell
as follows
Wanderer ..........slO0 Pelowcrsft. SIS
kAIe Peass.. ~
No pools we're sold the handicap steepechase. for
which Bullet and Vesuvius are the only acceptance
SECOND DAY OF THE SPRINGFIELD RACEs-THE 2:2e9
RACE LEFT UNFINISHED AFTER SEVEN HEATS
GOLDSMITH MAID TRoTs MILE IN 2:l6.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 19.-The Hamp-
den Park to-day attended by 5000 people.
The Of the first day repeated. except that
darkness prevented the finish OF the 229 This
contest remarkable for ts coseness victory shift
ing from horse to another through seven heats.
until at nearly o'clock. the postponed until
IL O'Clock tomorrow. TIE following is a summary as
Far as the trotted: