New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

started during the August mcctInR, second
vote to Donahues Scratch in the auction pools which
rated az follows:
Donahues Scratch 80 pounds $50 800 40
IIaTnSys cen c m9T1ey a 90 PS%%s' 80
Bprons Su J,s i, lUI ~ Mounds. II - az
Lewis 4 Co.'s Vinaigrette 10 pounds 20 rs 35
The start was made the threeine track after lit
tie delay, caused usual by Carver, who got very
poor position in the sendo for his righteousness Willie
Burke and Scratch in the 'front.' and the horses
turned into the main track at the hafme pole, Willie
Burke led Scratch by length and half the latter being
an equal distance before vnaigrete, and Carver badly
placed in the rear The latter recovered somewhat In
the while Survivor had beaten Vinaigrete
into third place. and reaching after Scratch, WHO
dashed by the Grand stand at pace which quickly car
ricd him up to Willie Burke, who was still showing the
way Gen. Harvey quickly divided third place
with Survivor At the quarter post Burke
held hia advantage by slight tenure. Sur
vvor and Harvey joined neck and neck at the half
mile post, and already began tough struggle prth
race Harvey turned into the homc-streteh with slight
advantage and laboed TO the furlong pole to hold H.
Survivor by vigorous effort crossed the line neck In
advance OF Harvey in 3Os Willie Burke third and five
lengths behind Harvey Mutual pool tickets on survivor
brought Si6 30.
The second the great four mile contest for
purse OF 81 400 for all ages entrance 500 each Win
5000 and tie entrance money TO the second horse There
only two competitors for the rich sakes-Liftes
the fayorile to within a short time before the
race, when the betting turned to $1,000 TO $1,000
aud II 900 TO sl,225 in WIldidlcs favor
The horses got of we'll together, with Wdidle running
tho rails. Rutherford drew away from Wiiddle
ana gained a length, which the latter almost recovered
at the hafnile post and then under strong rem re
lnquished again the horses turned into the nome
stretch. Tie first mile was completed III los, WIZ.
Rutherford leading by neck. Throughout me sec9nu
mile wdide was strenuousiy held IN, ana MAJ "a T I
second mile in 3d. Rherfords hackers CheeIed loud
~ their favOIte heightened the distance at me hst
quarter but Wildidie was allowed TO queen nus po.'
and hal overcome three lengths at the hali-ne posi-,
Rutherford completed the third mile in 5.43. In
the fourth mile Whildle gained cohS.I 1sis
distance On the first quarter and dashed for the mar
mile post with determination that brought him on ne
flank OF rutherford and raised the excitement IL me
thyee-quarter post was followed by prolonged applause
which know no bolnds Ne he Was seen 10 completely
tered on ito oe-strcIc he held lead Of two lengths
The horscs tired and laboed painfully IN ihe nome
run Rutherford made fine effort to save his laure.s
and gave his hackers hope for moment, bu. mildaie
crossed the line amid deaicnng cnceis = VICTOR ~
length and n half IN 733 Mutual pool tickets On Wild
Tbrre were tGree entries in the selling Sweepstakes
FOR the threcy cngOl,s so each play or pay. with $500
added; distance one md quarter mics. ktmn.er, 3r-
which sold ~ follows:
; %: #:}5'i Cog s ' $50 IS
Tho hos.- got tie word on The second trial ami dashed
away AT brisk pace, Violet and Paul Pry wing for the
lead wch secuted by the former rs they came PAST
the Grand stand On the first iurn Violet ran jey oi
tie rail- and the other two turned eosr ana wresed I've
lead from Ter. Violet Improved her running from the
quarter post and at the 1Lli-mc posi- 'lS threc We'
ruhnil, an Hall way TO The h.na-strctch
Paul PRIV showed sigus OF distress and Ean0ci, alhin
pace at completely discouraged Violet Inar an en
ran homc, winning the race by SIX len-ths II, -lD4i
Violet second and five lengths IN advance o. I"a ~!
Paris pool tickets brought 80 20. ,,,
ca, wei hts $50 entrance, play or pay with $500 added
T., wc.e entered. AID seven ace pied The weights I'M
uo.ro by III haudctypcf, selling ia the pools ~ Oi!oWs
Ivsff
Lewis co.'s yys.;S aS,3;a, q g, r .. $50 200
co1ees ponnySrq5k lo7 h.........' go 25o 555tii
Mcbaiie.s Lie But-e. 81 iD.......... 200 1870
vandaiic was tbe first to 81 the worG, ana sd thr
Kad ran hot contost 10 the lal-nile pos, wIt!e ha'
led By neck aud rpnd ~ shovel hi.i i ieni'h
tr menOus pace, quietly shook on us Il'!ls ana Won
the race by six len-ihs IN 10 DonrytrooK sseond
ana head in advance OF yasabond. Mutual pool
tickets on the winner brought Sl4 So ..,.,.. .,,,
Tne ana event Of the day and Of the meeting was an
e.citins stccp-c handicap over co4rse o. Two ana
thrct-artcr niles for rlrsS OF ; ~ 70 ON e
Min ,rv farce accent . tho weights tnpps i. Dead
head was iayorite in the pools when sold at he'e
figures: am. eo-- ao-o
Hs"9a"; 2Gae9ffs r. 10 S g
ndhesd w,ls he rst over the stone wall. the nrs
obstacle Dayg,, benz I'D ieGol s two emsts in iyancS
of Daylight AT tie water jump where Sllghi!'h iaue
shHTt i frr course aros tie Sd they returned 10
the watcr jump, winch was taken IN thc same Greer ana
in fine style. Doadhead narrowly escaped AL at the
hedge and ditch, aud Daylight secured lt Which was
increased To four lengths at ;hc stone wall me morse,
were finally on the main Track Dcddhctu am 10 "alu
and Joined Daylight in The run home and beat ne atter
or he finish by two lengths in 5io Daylight and
shouf,brarn ran dead heat for the second place The
mutual pool tickets on Deadhead brought *li 81.
RESULTS OF THE MEETING.
Tho rosuts of tine Saratoga meeting nave been entirely
satisfactory to the patronizng public, who were inter
es;ed in the sport alone and must have proved very
proatable TO the managers The leading stables have
ane we'll evening the Mcdaniel and McGIath stables
which have carried Of respectively, only $3.50 and $50
| m ,rzos Mr. Mcdaniel brought on hne lot OF two
yearnlds aud has given them plenty OF WORK to 90 Re
suIts in this strangely IN contrast WIN nus i'a
GOOD fortune OF IN prize money the Belmont s.i-
lies won 81 900; r. LoiiIlards $1,000; Puryear Co.'S
81, 79O Donahucs $500; Harney.s. $500; ouon-
~ 800. Cotfees 81 4s0; DOnohues, II 800 LtelPs,
u BOO The remainder il iyided among eleven staOcS
in less than - 900 Parole ana miner n Axe So' t o,
aeibrr over - 900 The general Improvement OF racing
Stock in this country Is noticeable This summer n
The extra meeting at Monmouth fark pesihs on lucs-
day with four races the programme The Saratoga
stables will arrive Oh Monday
| ROWING REGATTA AT SEA CLIFF l.
The openng regatta of the Sea Cliff Amateur
po.t,ng Iu took place ON Saturday at Hampstead Bay
Three races were open all comers two to members OF
~ the Club only and the sixth tubacc for all corners
r r. Coo President Of the Club, Mr. Kyle of Harlem,
acted az Judges the steamyacht Nameess oeihs placed
a, their disposal The course from the pier at Sea
Cg mast Glen Cove one mile and return, for all boat
races except the second In when the disnee WAS "ne
| and a half miles and return.
The first race was whaeboas, open to all Corners
with prlze oi $40 for the winning boat ana resulted Ill
victory for the sea Ranger which won Dy ABOUT Nv
enrths The second race for Whitehall boats, Tor whcn
.hr ofercd-x5O to first, $50 10 sccOnl anu