The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-15

sDead heat-divided the stakes
Il o4tnt1 sgIt sf.8.t.
for purse OF $780, for all ages 10 carry 100 ibs
with allowances to mares and gedlngs Winners after
other than tho Saratoga Course, to carry I los.
extra. One mile aud halt For this event there
brown gciding Parole, by Leaning toneMadon, 4 years
old; J.. L. Brewster Coz black colt yrgnins, by
vlrsii-LSte, years Sid. old, and w., l. A. Hitch
Dckey, years old Parole was tho favorite selling
for $3.50; vlrginius, sos, and Glasgow. $780, Glasgow
bounced OF with the lead, but it was taken by
Parole, who never relinquished It during tho
When the horses reached the threcquarter poe after
running quarter Of mile, Parole lea ono length,
vrginius second length in front OF Glasgow At the
stand attor sharp run up the homestretch In which
Parole pulled double, the latter led ono length,
Glasgow second, length in front Of virg,nus. Tho
horses around tho upper turn In the order,
at tho quarter pole Parole led length and half
Glasgow second, about the same distance ahead OF
virginius Leaving here rapid running INDUCED
in ty the trio, and going down tho backstretch vfg
MUS passed Glasgow and made futile effort to over
take Parole. the latter passed the naif-mile pole
he was leading two lengths Virglnius length IN
front of Glasgow. On the lower Iurn Virginus made
his best run but Parole Increased the daylight four
lengths, and with this advantage he passed tho three
quarter pole: Coming On under pull Parole won the
front OF Glasgow. Time, 2:S6A.
FOURTH RACE
for pursc Of x400 the winner TO be sold
ton Horses entered to DO sold tor $1,000 carry
weight for ages for 81 ,5Oo allowed lbs Tor 81 0o0
20 lbs Winners amer the 25th Of Juno OF any race
closed in 1877, ut other than the Saratoga course
and an eighth There were seven starters comprising
j. d. Campbell's brown mare Brunette, by Leaming-
son.ch'sDon years oa 70 be solo for $500 10 carry
s s s $685. l hane o Dan: j. y e c1a%oia So
years Old, $1,000 90 lbs. George LongstaH's brown
horse Partnership, by Astcroid-Katona. 8 yours old
kentucky-Pussy, 8 years DID, $1,000, IS lbs; G
Reds chestnut ge!ding Cardinal osey, by Hampton
SOuInE'ano years O s. 1000 90 lbs and Nc
Genucra, years Old $1,000. IS lbs Partnership was
the iayor'e selling in tho pools for 5000.
$50, Cardinal I' woisey SIS, Maritime tnn i 500.
Dan X first away, Lady Salyers second, Partner.
time sixth When the horses passed under the wiro
the judges stand Dan X. led by head Partnership
o1S eny Was. In aHa. Do Lady
under hard pull around the upper turn, ana ut
the quarter pole was leading by a neck, Partner.
who were running head and head, ono length
in front Of Cardinal Wolsey, the latter half a
the back stretch Dan X. still keeping his head
III front the big horse Partnership the latter being
two lengths ahead Of Lady sayers at the hall mile
pole. The lilly was half q length In front OF Car.
dina Wolscy, who was about tho same distance
advance of Orola, Maritime sixth. tDann had
his head In front at the threequartcr pole after
that he began give way and passed by Partner.
ship and next by Lady salyers. who dashed to the
however, soon aftcrward challenged by Cardinal
WoIsey, who, after whip and spur contest with tho
y % e gaz
lengths IN advance OF Orola, Maritime ftth Dan K
sixth. he having been pulled up whom beaten.
Time. 1914.
SALE THoRouGHBRxDs.
Tho sale of the Dwyer Brothers' horses, advertised
TO come of to-day after the races, took place and
brought very poor prices considering their high breed
ing Vigil, by Virgil Regain, wears old was sold to
in ing,on-Canary Bird, years old was Knocked down
to Rufus Hunt for $3.50 and Palmetto by Narraqan.
sctt-Minno Miner, years old was sold to W. Aston
fer $500
SARATOGA observation-disclosures DAY OF THE SEC
Purse $500, o, which $50 TO the second horse for
maiden two year ods which have not run in tho
United States elsewhere than at Saratoga since 25th
of June for any closed in 1877 or
mile
Starters
I. Puryear's ch. C Clifton, BY Panet-My
D. McDan,ss 3. by War Dancefiiy. .ispimnn,
q. D. withors' br f. by Lexington Inver-
c. Reod's G Eugene Robinson ' BY War;
p nards s Hacsaldc by
r. smy;i's ca Dancici by Gcnel a.ree
d. McDaaicls b. by EnquirerIcsarc cnrRs
Il. A. Ciabaush's blk. jet, by vauxhal-heather-
Rice ichaacs C Duncan KcnnSr oi by G
Tlme-l:l74.
SAME DAy-The Kenner STAKES for three-year
Odds; 500 entrance, half forfeit with 1900 added,
the second horse to receive $500 out Of the stakes.
Two miles
Starters.
7. Loriliard's b. 6. BAIL, by Melbourne, Jr.--Nel-
d. McDanlcs b. c. Major Barker, BY Asisroid~
SCuOttisCue .toarOee)
4. w. DosweIl's b. 9. Bushwhacker, by Bonnie Scot
laDd--Anna Bush ......................(Sp inan) 3
A. Belmonrs CHI T. Susquehanna, by Bennington
ousan benu. (huyWagdl
ID. McDanicl's en- Q. ST. James, by Lexington
bunper. (Carke)
Barton n Mednger's b. C Wash Booth, BY AS
tcrold-Nandalia. (Lakeland) @
4. A. Clabaughs CHI. c CloverbrooK, by Vauxhall-
Odin Bowels ch. e. Oriolc, by Kinghsher--My
mary land lhughes)
W. Astor's ch C. Baden Baden, by Australian
Lavender. .(Sayrcs)
Time, 3:3Sk
THIRD RACE.
SAME DAY,-Pufsc $500, tor all nges, to carry 100
lbs with allowances 10 mares aud geldngs; winners
alter the Goth OF June OF any closed In 1917 at
any other than the Saratoga course TO carry lbs
extra One milo and hall
Starters. Nl l
=. Lorillard's Dr. q. Parole, NY Loamngton-Maidcn,
4ycars old. ................"......... Li'arretp