New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-31
The City of Guatemala.
THE TURF.
SaratORa Races,

SARATOGA, July 30.-First meeting, third
day, first race The Saratoga stakes for
two year olds; 500 entrance, half forfeit,
with $1,000 added; the second horse to re-
ceive $500 out of the stakes; three-quarters
of a mile; fftytwo nominations; was won
by McDaniels' ch. c. Willie Burke, King Bolt
second, Lizzie R. third Time-l:232a.
Second Race-The Saratoga cup, OF $1,000
(of which 5000 to the second horse), added
to sweepstake Of $50 each, p. p; two and
a quarter miles; thirty nominations. Won
by McDaniel's ch. h. Springbok; Sandford's
b. b. Preakness, second; McDanlels ch. I.
Katie Pease, third
Third Roce-Purse $6O0 selling race for
all ages; one mile and three quarters; horses
entered to be sold for $4,000, 10 carry their
appropriate weights: for 5000, allowed
seven pounds; for $500, twelve pounds; for
$1,000, fifteen pounds; if not to be sold, to
carry ten pounds extra. Won by Bruce's CHI.
b. Galway; McDaniels CHI. h. Abd-elKoore,
second; Belmont's Woodbine, third. Time
3:T.
In the Saratoga stakes to-day, owing
to the fractiousness of Lizzie R., a
start was effected with considerable diff
fficulty. When, however, the flag fell
Matador got off first, King Bolt, Morris
Colt, Willie Burke, James A., Caroline,
Aristides, Lizzie R., Australia, Risk and
Leader following in succession, Chesapeake
being left at the post and, consequently,
out of the race. Rounding the turn at the
half mile, Matador continued to lead King
Bolt by length, James A. coming up to the
third place. In the home stretch Morris
made spurt and went second, Lizzie K at
his heels. But Willie Burke, who ran on
the outside track, now made pace and
dashing past his competitors won by almost
full length, King Bolt beating Lizzie r.
half head for the second place, Caroline
rv-fh fho
rest in bunch. Chesapeake arriving home
several seconds later.
The second race was for the Saratoga cup.
After some capering on the part of Wan
derer good start was obtained, Katie
Pease taking the lead, with Wanderer sec
ond and Preakness third, SpringbOk evil
IDENTIFY running waiting race. Katie Pease
cut out the running at lively pace, getting
six lengths ahead Of Wanderer at the end of
the first mile, Preakness and Spr1ngbOk
four lengths in the rear, staying by each
other. When passing the grand stand the
second time, Katie led by about four
lengths, Wanderer three lengths ahead of
Preakness who led SpringbOk by length.
The pace now became faster, and Preakness
and Springbok were running well together
in front of Wanderer. About the end of
the second mile Springbok urged pace
and went to the front. Preakness tried
issues with him at this point, but
| the whip and spurs were useless, for Spring
| box came home winner in fine style, Freak
| ness more than a length in the rear, and
| hardly length ahead of Katie Pease, who
beat Wanderer by several lengths.
| For the selling race six starters went
| away with good send off. Galway going
to the front and keeping the lead from the
start to the finish, winning by full length.
EOlus and WoOdbine kept we'll in front tor
| fho frct vpi1o and q uuartnr hut never reach
| ed Galway. On the quarterjstretch Ab-del-
| Koree came out from the ruck with rush
and endeavored to take the lead, but Gal.
way responding to his jockey, Increased
| his speed and won the race, Ab-del-kOree
| beating Woolbine, Kodi fourth, Eolus
| fifth and Shylock sixth. After the race
Mcdaniel bought the winner for Slooo.
The Cleveland Races.
| :, CLEVELAND, July 30.-Abut 5000 people
| were present at the races to-day. The first
race was for 2:40 class; purse S2OOO. Eleven
| started. The race was won In the thlrd
fourth and fifth heats by Nashville Girl
| The second race was for 2:26 class; purse
| $4,000. Six started. The race was won in
| the first. second and fourth heats by FREQ
Hooper. Time-2231a, 2:23, 2:261a, 2:2715
The day closed with running race, milt
| heats. three in five. Six started. Lady Wash
ington won two heats, Boston one. Darkness
coming on, the judges decided to have tn,
race tomorrow. Time-l:441a, 1:43s4, las
The Goodwood Races.
LONDON, July 3O.-A large and brillian
attendance was present to-day at the Good
wood races, which were great success
Among the distinguished persons presen
were the Prince and Princess of Wales, an
Crown Prince of Germany and suite. Th
Go0dw0od cup was won by Mr.. Berry
Oh. 9. Doncaster; Mr.. II. Saville's b.
Kaiser second; Mr.. LefeOre's Oh. f. Mis-
Toto third. Six horses started. r8.
The betting before the race was nine {
| four on the field AGAINST DonoasteI; seven