New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-30

90 .50 "a the winner The IL starters made fine Held
OF youngsters, such as are seldom Drought !"
the score together; and while L"riiiarus ehu'"s
were first and McDanics entries second choice at great
Odds the remaining horses were eagerly backed III r
figures and a good many pools were sold Betting on
this race extremely hazardous, owing to Tue large
fd the sortness of the distance rn and the youth and
ncxpcience OF the horses. The following were among
the pools sold at Mortssey's and on the track:
Ior.lards Par,e 100 pounds; Fii'hIess 81 49,,
MrDan' che. tint lilly. 81 pounds; hay lilly. o. a.,
pGryrar q COS chestnut colt 100 pounds; Pas -,
Ia% 'i I"niis warIi, loo pounds. s
ilarney's Little frr % pounds ....:.-...... - 90
ie~,s q" o. lazy S5 jpi ,,i - 70 IS
Doaanur's Lratncrstocking. 100 I"'iris--... 80 ~
Although the horses hard ridden before they were
brought to tho halfmilc post for the start they had not
Lost their Youthful fire, and gave the starter much
trouble. Alter tru:tlcsly scoring several times tbcy
were made 20 round in circle hut some OF the COILS
were fractions that this cxlcdcnt failed Ihey were
finally sent of in an irregular mass from when Lazy
C1lpipr was the first to emerge with McDarrls chestnut
FLY and Faithcss hard after, and tapping one another
The horses were already urged to breakneck speed
and in turning into the homestretch The chestnut lilly
wrested first place from LAZY Clipper, who was hard
pressed III the struggle for second place by Falthess
II was difficult TO bring the youngsters around
the thrcc-quarter post turn, anu IN the cPowu-
iny that cnsued Lady Clipper Was knocked down, her
who was the bunch at the rear, fell over LAZY clipper
aud ,ayc his rider lnahue "A fearful fall DJnahue lay
on the track rely injured but the colored boy was
soon his feet. In the meantime the other horses were
ayiug home under whip and spur FhtLltss made
n fine effort and rushed TO tho front, passing
under the wire in 40 seconds, two lengths III advance OF
McDanies chestnut FLY, Pnryears Pastor third. The
time made in this race while it is fast for woycar Odds
was beaten lasi year by Oltim. who ran n harmi!e In
asa seconds. There 2,JjS mutual pool tickets sold
ON this race, lcsentpg Sl2, 100. Winning tickets paid
80 20.
THE GREAT RACE--A DEAD HEAT.
The wisdom OF giving stake money in place OF the
traditional Saratoga Cup received somc confirmation yes
er,lay If never before for otherwise Preakness and
springbok, who back to the score lnpIns, must
either measured speed over another two niles and
guartcr-a cruel distance for heat rlce-or have made
a literal division OF the Cup, with tile lid OF
slyersmitl SIR. Sanford offered to divide the rich
stakes, amounting in the value OF the Cup stake ana iAe
entrance money to $3.50, with Mr.. Mcdaniel when he
mi yt have requiied the latter either 10 run Lis lame
horse yield whole Of the stakes The interest felt
in the Saratoga Cup rose and the excitement just bcfore
wac run, and during the running, wcreqic Unparalleled
b. previous contests. In fact those WHO are acquainted
with the history of former Cup days say that so large
field OF CRACKS OF tried speed and bottom, and with
30 evenly matched, before stared for the Cup
There was almost three times much betting on this
contest IA on the other put together. The
books at Morrisscys Saratoga pool were opened
on "Wednesday evening The byttnS III the start was
heavy bcyund all precedent pool of Sj925 being
made as follows: McDanicrs entry 5000; McGraths,
81 400; Purycars, IL $50; Bclmonrs, 5000; sittels
S325 and SLniords 300 II is said that Morrssey took
alarm at the magnitude OF the pools, ami suumatily
stopped this rec klcss betting
Mcdaniel sprinsbok to the post with light rider
and ~ pounds dead weight, Unfortunate circumstance
IN ITSELF but doubly considering that the strength OF
the boy did not hold end OF the lie coai
not favor hi. the hOlncsreic hc ought 10
have done and rie rider Of Prcaknes did The ladies'
who added a cheerful and yarixated coorins To the
l..ass OF humanity, which filled every Sat,
and even tie aislcs Of tine Grand Stand,
were noticahly excited over the contest. and bet
pinnoney and gloves freely the racer nat TOOK their
fancy. Swim rode Aaron Pennington upon the course,
his name braided and tied up With many green and
orange ribbons. OItipa, vino was marAed 10 carry 81
pounds, a,julgcd zig pounds more She appeared in
excellent condition, also did Preakncss AMI the
McI)anies entries Grins:cad, usual, danced about
aud rttcd ~ that hc heated before the horses
called to the score.
The Saratoga Cup Race is dash Of three and quarter
miles for 200 stake, added to tpsahcs of 500
EACH play pay There were % nominations and seven
starters. Madge was withdrawn leaving tLe fayoritc
Sprngbok do the work for the Mcdaniel stables. lhc
following pools wcre among those sold: