New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

BADEN's BHEAktNG pOWN-CllfloN' iA"'i'h
AND CARpINAL wOLsEY TIE OTHER WlNNEAs'
! frKoM A sPECtAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE iBlBuNL'l
SArAroGA SPRINGS, Aug. 14.-Ths has been
The most exciting and IN some respects the most l-
fortunate day Of the racing season thus far Tie a'hu
ance WAS very large including than the usual NUM-
Of ladies. and filling the Grand stand u repeuou'
The interest Of the day conferred in the twone race io
the Kcnncr Stakes. Baden-Baden, the hvone was o''
AT the post and after recovering the space thus ioS'
broke down IN great effort which would nave Wv"
him the victory If his limbs lad been strong enough 10
bear the terrible strain. The starting ior thS I''o
caused great scandal feeling running hsn "s","H'
Mr. Puryear whom good Intentions are "so'D'' pu
who has failed iii the difficult position oil s'Ii W.
much satisfaction during the meeting To-day inc s'"
ing disapprobaton broke out in storm %
The racing was excellent, and the victories "eie
! between the favorites and the field. a.,
In the onenin contest which enlisted nine twoyearoius
in 4 tbreeouarcr mile dash for purse OF S9oo ''i'on
had little difficulty in securing the victory al'er nc h
obtaiued good start. lie was an equal iaVoriN Win
Hidegarde pools averaging about as follows fu'ye''
clifton $40. T. LorilIards idegarde, $50; Wteras
| Invercaud flly 500; smythe's Danichefi, SOU NC
Daniels Fly ly and Leisure fy, $40; Rice Bethnhe
Duncan f. Kenncr. $40; Cabaughs JET s'oi
Reeds Eugene y. Robinson, SD, very spiri'od
start WAS followed by n lively rum and
nerfect stampede into the home-stretch with Clifton
challenging the Fly flly in sharp contest, which was
maintained 10 the score Clifton winning by half length
i'm 117 the Fly Gly second four lengths in advance OF
withcrs Inyercauldfy. The mutual pools were worth
81 so.
The great event OF the day was the two-mile OF
the for the Keuner stakes 800 entrance
half forfeit with 81 800 added There were niEe con
testants ont of sixty-hrce nominations. The contest
was supposed lie mainly between AsOns Baden-Baicn
and Bclmonts Susquehanna the crack three-year-ods
the turf hut dependence was also placed on la
zs long legs he is and with Barbee on Major
Barker IL was known that the tough bay would he gwen
every facility for repeating his victory Of Saturday The
pool-seing was "a curiosity The night before the race
betting men were eager to place their money at these
rates: Astors Badcn-I}aden, S225 Bemonrs susIue
hanna $780, p. Lorillards BAIL, $50; MeDaneIs MAJOR
Barker and ST. James S25 Clsbsughs Coyerbrook 500
Bowe's Oriole $50 Doswes Bushwhacscr, $50; Barton
| Medincer's Washington Booth, SO. Before the race
the pooselng dwindled rapidly to $50 for Baden-Baden
$50 for susquehanna, So FOR BAIL aud 80 for TIE Held
The last pool sold wac 500 for the field, against which
su.ouehanua sold for S25 The start very bad and
| created intense wrath among the betting men
| araiust Mr. Puryear the starter, and indena-
/ ton among disnterosted spectators. " shameful,
and "scandalOus" the eNclamdtons heard on dil
| s,drs Mr. Puryear evidently strOye hard To- do Just
LII bnt in his anxiety 10 get a fair seud-od he
observation-disclosures considering the length OF the race ana
apparently losing ms temper and BIS head OWING 10 te
reprated failures and the kisses and stamping OF The
Multitude he droppcd the flag Oh vreiched excuse for
a start Badcn-f}adcu was moving 10 position with ms
tail TO the other racers, and the natural was
/ that the faNorItc left al the post. Inc crowd
| in the Grand stand hooied and Kissed hr;
! ksioPs agent, beside himself Win rage, rush'I
nh to Mr. Pnrycar and made furious demonstration oI
his anger. Mr.. PuIyear appeared to be very hlch eA-
wcrc So general that little attention pad to the first
half-uie Of the race. - james was leading Nashns,
Booth second Major Barker thlfd baAl Iouiln dlu
| susquehanua fifth Badeu-Iaicn' though me others
were ten advance before Lc could get under mead
/ way, started piuckiy alter them auG Iail"iy re-
rcv,d the loss during Tie first mle, the horses
! passing the Grand stand with -. James, who mad
been leading by tweup lengtbS' now elsht ,ent,ns III
frout susquchdnna second closely pursued DE OIioe,
Washington Booth, Covernrook. Baden-i.aden Bail AMI
Bushv hacker ST. J"mes mad ony Two Iehs'h' I" sI'Io
at the quartcr-pOlc. where susqhcnhha Vas second
shout went up Baden-Baden was seen al the haine
pole 10 dAsh forward with tremendous speed ana clal-
BUT BAdeu-B Baden suddenly fell back IN the rush
for the homc-stretch and stopped at the ihree-
quarter pole showing that be had broke down.
Naior Barker and EraH were foremost al me
urong pole with Barker apparently gclnS the pcft ol
H. but Brazil made his long legs tell in the last three
Imp AZ ser,nd tlI.e lengths In advance of Bush
wnacker WHO was third. Great excitement prevailed,
men shouting and dcEouncing the manner of the start
crowd hastcued up tine stretch the fuiloug pole
Where BadenBadeu, the beautiful dark chestnut, Who
must have won even under adverse ci cHha'ncr' bu'
for his accident, was hobhnr on tne" lc5 me tendon
of s fOrccg having parted with thc -rHn oi MS great
effort at tie haifile pole The mutual pools were worth
Ii was blow to the interest Of The third races mile
aud-d half dash for purse o. rJuD-that rom ochIu.e
was Withdrawn, leaving ONLY "4-s9" auu Nii5niuS 10
contest against Parole. George L. lorlaId, the owner
of Tom Ocltee is suffering from partial paral' SIC Of
the lc., but rule has been able 10 see tie races
from Ei, carriage. lie taken worse yesterday, and
al
clfe the great racer run, nisinuch
as lac could the contest. Pools sold rs follows
r. Loruards Parole, $3.50; rCw-tcrs NirFuius, SOB
HuchcOck's Glasgow, $50. Parole took tho lead "t the
ousrt and kept to the finish, winning easily by I'VE
lengths ~ -.3Ga NiIguius second ana ran well Tor
"A mile and quarter, but needed the stimu!us oi the whip
ON the ho1estretch Glasgow was badly 4" ten. Ma
tual pool tickets we're worth ~ 20.
Thc last rae, nil-and-Jneghth dash for purse OF
800 was remarkably close and gave the betting men
serious tumble. Cardinal Woiscy getting the victory
Pools sold follows: lUnPstan's Partnership. 80; O.
l. l1rrnfd's OrI0la, 5000: CrawiOdS Dan r., $50;
Mcdaniel, Lady SayCrs. SOB; Reeds Cardinal NO.>ey,
$40: Fisher d. CarsOns Maritime. $50 Dan h. and
Partnership lightly III advance Of ne diners
al the outset lei past the grand stand,
Oriola third, FOL owed by Lady Salyer-, Cardinal
Woscy ana Maritime Dan h. and Partnership were
almost and neck from the qustcOe 10 the nome
stretch where Lady saytrs aud Carolina. NolsrA came
ia font aud appeared TO reach The score together
"A gallant contest the time being 1914. Tue
Judge. awarded the To Cardinal NOl5ry Lady sal
yers being second aud Partnership thiId lie mutual
pools were % good speculation al 30 10
The following racers, owned By the Dwyer Brothers,
were sold al auc after the Virgil Tor 800 10
j. + Williams of Kentucky; Bf0therto-Bassct Tor sGJO
10 L. ~ Hunt Of NewOreals, and Palmetto Tor $500 to
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