New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SARATOGA FAvORITEs AGAIN BEATEN.

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S,pAToGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug 15.-The
second racing meeting fast gaining reputation ioi
he be most disastrous to the heavy betting interests
OF any on record To-day has afforded another specco
OF four beaten favortes and those who make morse racing
their bnsiness scarcely know where they stand iho
majority Of spectators clap their hands the LOUDER "h
they see an unexpected winner, and the losers are o
Longer noisy but look solemn and reflect that IL docs hoI
ALWAYS mend matters to change the starter Ihere WAS
considerable money lost and won to-day, but no such
omounts IA parted company the 100 100 race OH
which enc heavy better is said To nave iost Tioooo'
The morning cool, but by ii O'CLOCK the ar was
scorclng hot again, and the Grand stand was n"' 81
well filed as on Saturday. Gov. Bedle OF Ne"JerseS
was conspicuous among politicians present The aD-
sence OF ladies' noticeable. The sport Tor close
ness and excitement far surpassed Saturday, and the
clouds OF dust were picturesque than troublesome
II there has not great array OF competitors Ill
the races the second meeting there mas sedoh pe"
closer or more interesting sport when Is que 10 '"c
good average and almost equal powers of the cw horscs
engaged. trinng circumstance OF favorable starius
or slightly superior condition has been sufficient to turn
the scales in favor the field and against the iaV0es
as the betting men this season know only too we'll rue
thrce-quarter-mile dash for all ages Tor purse oi
800 offered finish Of exceptional dash and interest,"
and Madge brought victory TO the Mcdaniel cGors once
more in time which, with the extra SIX pounds cafle'
is as good as the fastest made Freebooter
follows: Iansaf-s Freebooter, 1919; McDanels hadge'
$685. Cabauchs Cyril, $50; smiths Inspirations SO; T.
Loriard's Courier, S2I AyeIss haywood colt 81 just
before the race Freebooter had become 50 great favor
lie that he sold for 500 to only $50 the field T. NJ
johnson OF Cincinnati in the starters stanu, ana
handled the flag of which Mr.. Conner has SO long had
charge II is an uncnviable position on the race track
and one which u man, II he were inspired with justice
and blessed with the kccuest cyeSigt, could not MI ios
three days to the satisfaction OF the men VINO lose
money Mr. johnson had not the good fortune IN the
first instance TO secure the applause OF the DeF
ting men, but at any rate there was no deiiy'
though the start was disastrous TO the fayorite'
who got off some three four lengths behind
Ipspiraion Madge second and the others In bunch be-
hind. The pace remarkably fast from the outset
Inspiration keeping the lead to the homostreteh hadEe
second, Courier third, and Freebooter finally gctns m
fourth The horses got closer together at the iuruhE
pole Freebooter worked TO the 'front.' and challenged
Madce in fact drew neck away from her but Mad@c
responded TO the squirt. threw her whole strength Into
the last three Jumps an by head in l:lGl2 The
crowd was silent till Mndge had made her last jump
when IL gave instantaneous shout OF eAultation
Chinanan won a three-quarter mic race In California
last year in llJi but carried only Ill pounds while
Mddge carried III pounds. MUTUAL pool Hehels "Cio
worth ST 30.
After Bursoo who sold lowest in the pools, had beaten
five horses accounted his superior the mile and three
quarter dash for purse OF 5000 the betting men inquired
with dolcful carncsness, How longf The Mcdaniel
entries were in excellent trim and we're run to WIN
Pools just before the sold follows: AcDanePs
Big Sandy and vigil, S2JO-SjjO; DoswelP- Invoice,
slsO-$isO; Reeds Gray Friar, Sl3O-sl90; Hitch
cocks Galway. Sl2J-S2GO; Bcthune's Burgoo, $40
$3.50 Gray FIiar expected 10 do wonderful things
by a few who had him in private training, Dut he
came the track carrying as much superfuous i'"h
as on lis first race when he was badly beaten NiSH
was very uneasy and came turning n back
,vffh ride AT
gave an audible "Oh" and shudder. On
the third attempt BurcoO got away with
the word and the advantage by length Gray trar see
ond, aud The others wen up VIII. thr o. az
got nj even with Burgoo, who had gwen way 10 Gray
Lliat ilih ns.' .i' oI t,,n ~ so,n" r.r ~. main
tanned past the Grand stand and for the next third Of
mile ihc race wa very picturesque from the quarter
Ia e halfnilc post beng in order with
heavy OF dust eighth Of "a mile long following
th"m ON the upper turn they were IN close 'hs' NE
vigil first, BurgUo second, Invoice thid, Gray fnaf
next. and Galway fifth. Coming home the horses sue
denly punched; Bnfgoo helhti Nsu, Nno I.ll D.hllu
and Galway coming forward Ike storm, gave Bulgoo
tine only serious opposition but ad moi rayins Qualities
BGrgoo winning the race D{ one i.t'n III o'ot " ',.W
second ana Vigil hid. The mutual pools PAD s.i 10
The black Rhadamantnus was commissioned by for
tune 10 give tie idvOHtcs tuhpS III Tue nh"- an.
eighth race for purse OF 5000 There were Only Tour
starters selling rs follows: Dayis'r May D. 5000 Grin
sIr"0's McttIS $40; Dyer Brothers Rhaddnauthus
1919: McDaucls Madge, $50 May d. was IN" hrrl To
stand wilma slight adyantagc; Mettlc second Ehadansn
thus third, and Maigc, who came near idiILS AT tAo
III,
ouartcroie but ran second la Madgc who had dishcd
To- the front and who led TO the home-trotch, when
Rhadamanthus, who was stu last, gained rapidly, ana
the lat furlong made al astonishing pace, and eh
cited widest shouting by winning the race by
length 1j9ai, hadgc second, aud hettle third Tie
A. long az Trouble maintained ls reputation as a
winner, his was pleasant oLe among is backers
Now there Is 100 hueh rsti's.h "n1u' !, 1H ,uc 0c
pure OF $500 and $50 to the second horse Wa in
tenscy exciting the general crowd bu, only made the
Trouble stood high III the pools as usual al these hSIcs
Reeds Trouble, 500 Fisher X Pearsons kc>o, zoo
Iawrencc's ResOlutc $50; Don0huc's Stanford SlJj
Green's Milton, 1885, Ayers Wyndhanl' $50. Milton
balkcd usual and WyndhIm AIRED his heels Tor Ten
minutes. getting In one blow on competitor Trouble
had good position and was iirst ~ the hurdle Resolne
second the Others close, aud "yndham last remark
able repeated his previous feat o Jumpn- straight
NJ aud appeared 10 come down on M hiHl rect IL was
beautiful race through the hrst m'lc' coming 10 thc
fifth hurdle, Trouble still led, with ResOlutc secohi and
stanford thiri The oocct1c WynGlam was SIN last,
and the leaders left sueh cloud OF dust that ne c"ud
the hurdle He got over all III heap, and thS
crowd shouted with laughter. RcsolueN and Stanford
forced Trouble into th!rd place at The next hurdle ahd
al ~ Win him The hhal struggle Vas between
length in ,:a4, Kcso second and stanford third. The
winners shouted with delight, and obtained 80 30 for
50 in the French pools
THURSDAYS RACES.
Thursdays races are next the last OF the second
meeting There will be four purse races, the first for
three yearods mile for $500 the second, two miles,
for S7OO the third, threc-luarters Of a mile free
handicap for twoyearUds for sIUo ana the last mile
ami quarter race for 5000
CRUISE OF THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB
A FAIR WIND AND An AUsPICIOus sTaKT-VEsSELs
IN THE FLEEI-rLASs FOR THE CRUISE.
fFRoa SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TgIBuSE.l
GLEN Cove, Aug. 15.-Glen Cove as wa
tering place, with the exception OF saltwater bathing
and boating, offers very ow attractions to those who
seek Summer recreation consequently life Is very quiet
The Pavilion Hotel is extensive building the
steamboat landing, and The only hotel Of any pretan
sion II Is eapable Of accommodating neary double The