New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

a. the start Sultana and Adelaide rushed To the front
with Sister OF Mercy moving up, Lille Belle Shirley and
Waco running In bunch, Knapsack seventh and War
lock the sutana led the to the frstquarer
post. As the horses about to turn into the main
track Knapsack ridden by Swim, advanced rapidly to
the front. But the vicious animal refused to como into
the main track, and boiling, into the outside fence
giving Swim serious fall Shirley contested for second
place with Sister OF Mercy and Adelaide, aud was the
first TO follow Sutana upon the home strech. The lead
horses drew closer together the furlong post Sui
tana had safe distance. and dashed by the grand
stand ut a rapid pace, with shirley making q
close contest for second place with Adelaide Suana
crossed the linz in 1919, three lengths in advance OF
Shirley. which led Adelaide by length. Knapsack fol-
| lowed the field, ridoress. Swim in the meantime had
picked Himself up pulled his dsOcated thumb into place.
and liDping the field only anxious to have
the co,or5 and saddle got ready for the fourth race IN
which ho to ride Brganl. There were 1,3s7 mutual
pool tickets sold sultana. and 306 on Shirley. the
Whole number in the pool being 2,3o3 Winning tickets
brought 81 80.
The second contest engaged the threcycar ods In
dash a mile and eighth. for purse Of 500 colts
carry 100 pounds. hies, % pounds beaten fnaIcns
allowed pounds, and winners OF any single race OF
this year for 900 to cary'7 pounds extra Rhada-
manthus very great favorite with the betting men,
and upon the track in very good condition. The
following among tho pools sold
BeIont Rhaiamanthus, loo pounds $40 $3.50 sl,250
McI4ners bennington fily % pounds, 40 ITO 700
81 lien Paper Maker. 100 pounds ... Is 20S 10
horses the fuiong post for start and got
Off well together OH the first trial Tho bennington lilly
was ia the van and already running at very fast pace az
they came past the grand stand AuStaind second and
Rhadamanthus and Paper Maker meek and neck two
lengths behind AT the second turn the lilly was still
leading but under tight rein Rbadamanthus then lett
Paper Maker aud came forward 40 rapidly that at
the halfmile post he had reached Auaraind
and bennington fly and all the way to the lower turn
tho horses ran evenly together that the riders could
have elapsed hands had not their hands been 700 tu Oh
tho Increasing uncertainties Of tho race Rhadamanth's
WAS tho break the line, and showed fu length
in advance the horses turned into The holestretch
the Le.nlD gton lilly being second Riadamanthu could
not d. Oyertaken, aud tie fly too sure oi seo9hl pa'e
or sng strenSh for ne match aaS" Win a k
ahead the flly at the iin>n klitdiitnthus Winning
mutual po3 tickets sold = II Of them being Rhada-
mantnlIs and bringing - ~ each. . ,.
The thild was very exciting contest hctween
Pnryears rutherford and eeass Acrobat for purse Of
$500 800 winner and 200 and entrance money
Ia the second horse; distance. "a miles Acropat hau
been in bad condition early III lio sson, a't .u 10Y
nothing reveal mis- actual superiority over Rutherford
Acrobat Jist be:ore the last bell called horses to
the post beis Of 500 TO 500 on Rutherford were
freely offered, and there were many tiAeiS
'rho horses went to tho three-quarter-inile post
aud got well together Acrobat rushing to the front
Rutherford gained somewhat az the first turn am from
the half mile to the tareedrter milo post the hoisrs
evenly as ii they had been harnossed tSgstIsr
i
mech IN the trent Acrobat gathered more strength US
they came a second time past the Grand stand. ana
rushed suin trout. AT the bccond tun Kither-
ford was ave lengths to the rear, Aorott CROSSED the
i'm. with four lengths to spare IN 1:lbas ihoIe were
1O1 mutual pool tickets sold on Rutherford anu Oh on
| Acrobat Tie tickets the latter paid SIS each .
There were five competitors for the STAKES IN the mile
race selling swccrstakc. FOR all ages, 10 each play OF
pay with 300 added Horses entered Ia be s1lu lor
3 800 were to carry tine usual "eght Ior ago. ior
II COO to be allowed POUNDS; for 300, ~ poiAds
Tor 500 IL pounds all To he solu ~ AUCTION anu any
surplus the prices named To TO divied between Tue
owner and the Association. Caroline was tue INoIito
in the pools, which sold ~ foilow-; 800 ,.oo .--.
BelinOnt's Caroline, II pound5...Sl2o 5000 Joy
tonee ) B +. carver. 10. pounds 100 ~ 700
Floyd ) curt Hampton. 90 pds.. 90 9iO ~
Clabaughs Violet. 10 rOunds. - ~ ioV
I.unlrs llolbiuok, 10 Polhos".... 20 loo 10
Cont lamp on .ulu,od tac Spectators iOf ~ minutes
by strong efforts to the race aone ana WITHOUT us
rider VINO IL diOut 10 remain Ia the saddle. Inc
rider OF uDrOok also assisted Ia delaying inc start anu
wa, ss after the race These Two hofs were ia
the lead hen the tag finally dropped, Ca0ihe io ccu
the running the Lali-Iiie posi-, where size was TWO
I..tns in advance winning III l:l74; Court Hampton
LTd and four lengths behiud Career Court Hampton
was purchased by GEORGE Ayres tor 800. Tho other
ZOO tickets sold ia this S2s were on Court Hampton
and 90 on Caroline. Tlc holders OF tickets on tue VIII
n,ur horse received Sl6 80 each. =.
Tine Tuesday VIII lie q race Tor 4 purse Oh
500 IT, mile This VIII ne followed ~ "a oHsh OF =
mile Ia the free handicap for all ages Ior purse Of
s1,O The third Viii be sweepstakes iOr t"O-yta-
Jds winners at Saratoga excluded; distance, I'M ee-
quarters OF mile. The sport Will close win "a nurdie
race free handicap for all ages, TooO |" tue Whher a