New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SAr,rnGA RACING MEETING.

LAST RACE. ,.,
! ,FRov srECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF iih ~,
! S,HATocA SrRINGS, n. Y, July Z3.-lhc
morning train from NewYork did not DING t"' n'''''
| tude OF tur.men that was expected Dat tha"A' ~ -"
Guests M the hotels the opening day OF the oaa'os"
racing season did not depend on FRESH aFil'ti4 o'
ss IN attendance There was light shower curing 'u'
,ig and the morning opened uncertain. aHd cola choEh
to induce a chill; thick wlaprinss were cohsfit",S
IN use Oh tnc hotel piazzas during ttc morning eo''i'
| Bctwccn 10 and IL o'clock Broadway nad luiy "'""
mn and presented maze of carriages II was li'S'
O'Clock before the line OF carriages ToiIeu '"""lu "
| ,.,ony r,rl There was smaller number OF prl'd'e
op;noes than last year. and far less display o herS
of bright-colored silks and waterlngpiaee sJIc Al"
tendance of ladies large, and wien te Ho'sc' "
ready 10 start every part OF the Grand Stand was u
Among those prescut noticed NJ Barthcu' inc
From ch Minister; Gov Rice OF MassaehuSctts Joip"
NIt,r S,muol .owlcs Of Springfield Col Rnsh e. Ht"-
tns and w. H. Appleton OF NcT-iork, H. o. MUS VI O''
i(ornia, and among prominent tuilHeu, "'n' i' '
and Pierre and GEO. l.. LorlaId The amount o pc'''"s
al the pool stands surpassed all cNlcc'"'ioHs' l"' ~
made few hat pools and lost and won several pairs oi
,, ,t dI M, IA II, 50 great material interest III the
races rs last year. Tue iay cool; the SKY rehicu
broken and the landscape toward the "r'oh MO""".s'
which looked blue in the haze, wSs very oeau'ld.
Two of the favoritcs were beaten including Tom ocn
tree who has been ang since The cool weather p'e'n'
Many Of the horses are poor condition from 'o''''
m, hou v,,s rung for The hrst promptly at IL
cock One .. the officers OF the COURSE ds u Usua ~
Saratoga walked through the Grand stand shouting a'
mouous to the gentlemen 10 keep sea'c' "h' ~ wv
ladies not to eclipse tie view of others Win ier par
asoIs. TIE ladies' WHO had been specuihtihs Oh '''
ability 10 sec through the in front of them, welcomed
tho voice Of the herald with applause The horses TO
s,ort seven I'm number, appeared onthe quarter
mile course Madce, the fayor;c, looked ircsli al"
R!adamau;hus who redeemed his reputation ny Feths
the victory was quiet This "lntroductoiy scramble
WAS fvcfurong race open to all ages, and Tor purse
of 500 The horses sold follows in the pools; Me-
Daniels Nadcc SsO-SsO: LOngstdirs Rh1damanthus'
sg0-S26: ODounclI's Josie G. sister To k!!darel
Sl1-SI9: Dayis's Rommey, Sl5-Sls; MoFiiss osseo'
s7-SlJ; Cahaugll's Cyril TS-sll smiths INSPIRATION
slOsIO The horses behaved 50 badly, assisted ny the
ockt.s that four absurd breakways took place before
fair start was obtained. Madec was near tie rais'
and shot ont with dash that took h'r
to the 'front.' RhadmInthus getting IN second, ara TIE
others punched in the At the head oi the nome
stretch, Madcc stl lad slight al antase Tie race
Law between Nadgc and RLaiamauthus as far as the iu-
long pole when Inspiration, da,hng through the crowd
forced Nadcc into third place, and challenged Eh"da-
mautlus. Tie finish intensely exciting, dnd grippe
al ,.pltrss followed the struggle. Rhadamanihus hell
his own to the last and hy neck In l;o"2 lhrp
ration second three lcurths ahead OF Mtdgc. who was
third. Mutual pool ticket, paid $ls 10
The principal evcHto the diy was the mile anl three
quarters race Of tho thrceycar,olds for the rflvers
BY IA, Association. and $500 in plate gwen by Mr..
Travcrs Only four horses out of - nominations came
to fine post but they we're inc animals and made close
cont, Il. Sultana the iayogtc, as Ba!monts thie'-
vearos always this season. selling IN the pools as
follows: Bclmouts SutIna, Sl2J-tlloi T. l0''l-
l,rds Elrricldc $J2-$jl; HaInay's FredorieAo"h'
.35-SZ5; Geo. r. LoEllards Ambush, S-5-e@-'
swim rode Barrcade and, practicius his waiting
tactics delayed the till three false starts had been
made partially owing 10 the baking OF Sn,aAa fFed-
ericEtoWu got the best Of the scnon Biricade clo'e
ND Ambush third, ana SItana fourth Az the hiIiiH'c
pos; Haricadc went the 'front.' aud made the running
10 the lonestrc;ch. The contest was clos" past the
| Grand stand. Sullivan and Barricadc were neck aud
neck at the halme post, and ran a. hahe''ei sac
/ by SIDE to the homestretch. sulana then gradually
drew away. Barricadc punished with the whip Tor
his losing pace, while Su'tana, unscathcd, was hnl'd
winner by a length in 3lji2, Barr!cade i"c'Ai' ana
| Fledcricldown third, six lengths away. year ng"'
D'Artacnan won the Taycss stakes In 3:Ohia Mutual
/ pool tickets on sultdna brought = 10.
Paroles victory in the hird race created lrt'p'' eA-
ctcIGcnt and was heavy blow to the betting men, "h"
were ready back Tom Oaar,e 10 almost a;y "i""nHi
for Tom Ocltr,c when speed and endurance combined
were required. has been the greatest faE"u.e oi
! the year. Warlock Madsc, and Fifsiuus
we're Withdrawn, leaving Only three to start
in the mile and quarter Ga'h to[ sweep.aes of -
each ray or pav and $500 aided Pools were made AZ
! tL,s, t.,ircs: G. L. IOrIllarrs Tom Ochrce, slaj-
- zoos ?. LorllarGs Parole, $,g-sIo'i 80 1,' ,
l As
horses dushng on logohef at ia'a l"gc' Eu,I % F.t
cubrd before passing The grand stand where faI" ,
rorn Ochlfree nv half a length and Natu" 4. wa held
by strong rein. Parole was gwen h's head and rn oi
getting advantage OF three curihs ~ lhc
irr hafiallr pole when Tom Ochltrcc, running With
Matte T., gave indication of quitting Inc t'"bc p'ls
in the irli gcrc TIE .t predict success for Parole,
and began shouting and throwing up iheir mas, me
-pcrtat0 the grand stand bccn" Injected WIN the
excitement, and cheers were gwen when Parole was
reach the tnrcoqaaricr pol. SS rnrlh' VI "a
vance of Tom Ocnitrce, who had lcft Matiie " h,hrd
Parole "a b. ~ every luhp ana won inc race by -
lengths in 2:i23I Tom Ochtrc' second 20 'hgihs III h
yaur OF Matte 4. Paroles time hIs only been b'Jt"n
seconds and that by Grust ad IN the same race last year
Mutual pool tickets pad 81 30. g,
tr1v Nuns failure away at the start in the sell
ing race iar and hail dash Tor all ages, "r purse "i
500. was anotf blow = the bcttme Interest Gray
Snu hciu almost an equal fivuritc with PcC0o III IN"
pools which were made as ipo". ,id"tl-hs I'coIn'
a95O-%iiO; Reeds Gray Nun, S22J-~27j; Browns
PalaGin, H5l-SGG; Laitstafs Usage, so %. TIE
horses went the hali-mlc post for the start Gray
Eu VINO mad good position BEGAN to swcryc, and the
rkry said he had no conro, Of her and compelled
r." her stop. Usage and laladn nad" the icnS I@r
post to The homcstrcch at the head OF which Picco"
siTing tremendous pace beat Paladin the 10y
irngtn i'm 2i3ai, Osagr third, twelve lengths away.
Mutual pool tckets were worth 80 20.
THURsp,Y'S RACES.
The races announced for Thursday the second day Of
tc recetiug begin with The mile and once hth dash Of
the rcc-year-Od lies .or the Alabama Stakes, worth
- 900 with the cntranc" money 800 each half forfeit
by L.aniuStO sulttna, PcIa Adelaide Daniic,s, IA
tcncc COruucOpa, aud hcrcilcts lhs WI be followed
y tlrgc-guartcf mile dash for a ages for purse OF
~lGO me aud five furlunGs race Tor purs" oi $500;
thc days. sport conclude with free handicap siccpc-
chase for ot f1JO-fbUo 10 te winner ana TlJO
to the second horse
EXCITING REGATTA IN THE SOUND.
u,SHATrAS YACHT CLUB'S ANSUAL RACE-PEIZEs
woN by TIE DOIPmIE THOMAS =. MOEEELI, ASD
SOPHIA EMMA