New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
RACING At SARATOGA.

EUGENE y. ROBINSON, MADGK, BOMBAsI AND RAP
PAHANNOCK THE WINNERS.
fFRoN A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 20-The season is
so prosperous the number OF guests al inc notes
continues TO be so large that the Racing Association
coud safely dcpend on good attendance for todays ex
ira races gwen mainly With eye to business aud par
tally 10 please transient visitors. The assembage was
not SO brilliant regular racing days, but the sport
was excellent Beautiful weather ana a cOOl breeze
added to the enjoyment of the stay at the course which
was only two hours half long the being de-
cided with promptness The first two were great
surprises Eugene N Robinson aud Madge upsettng all
calculations The favortes had everything their own
way in the last two contests.
Eugene n Robinson, who sold lowest in the pools won
with great spirit the first contest, race for twoyear
olds which had never won race, the distance beng
three ouarters of a mile, and the prize $500 In the
pcos McDanies Fly FLY the favOnte at $780, With
tcr,s Invcrcauld fly S75; Rice d Bethune's Duncan
f. Kcmer, 500; Reeds Eugene n ROBINSON Sl1. Inc
horses given the word on their nrsl a'triht 10
mile pole where Eugene ~ Robinson dashed TO thG 'front.'
followed by the Fly fy kenner :;ha & ine Ivercau M NM
running halt mile az topmost speed Robinson
won by three lenEtns ln l'd9, rH @ ,aS i re @ tie
spcculation, 20 tickets inging S137.
Nadge scored ier second victory remarkably close
cofcs3 M mile for nurse of $500 III which eight par
tcipated Mary and the Mcdaniel entries being almost
c0ual favoritcs in the pools as follows: Bowies Mary
SOB; McDanel's Lady Saycrs and Sister Of Mercy,
S91S eu,ytbe's Madgc Sl35 Longsaf's W. j. Higgins,
$100 Crousc's Mechanic $40 the Held, $40 including
Daly Brothers Daudy date Dandeiion) and Rice d
Bethune's Dr. Livingstone After two or three break
through the first turn, and ar the quarter pole
with slight advantage, set ont TO force ne running 10
the haltmlle pole, where she was leading, Lazy saver;
second Madge third, Sister of Mercy fourth, and
W. j. Higgins fifth. This order was scarcely
broken to the homc-streten, wien Lay S"yetS
and SISTER of Mercy engaged in rivalry stable com
panons, and not overtaken by Mary and Madge
III the score. Lady Sayeis appeared TO VIII WINE
SISTER of Mercy, Mary and Madgc the outside ap-
pcared TO dead heat for second place so nearly
they placed one Jump iion the score me juices
awarded the victory 10 Madgc Lady SayeIs being gwen
second place and sister OF Mercy third Inc bachers Of
McDanies entries were dissatlshed WIN he decision,
believing that Lady salyers was first. Inc tine was
BonOast and BushwhacGer were strong rivals in the
mile ana quarter dash Ior purse oi S51O Ioi thfee
year-olds beaten audnot having won race at saratoga
this BOmbasl Was the Ia, VII Wy PUoIs oNI
three competitors as follows: i. LOrillards BOmhast
$1OO Boswel's Bushwhacker, TO. the hcld 80, In IN
cuding CrOnses Mechanic and McpaneIs salhe Wat,
son lilly The outside speculation thought fayorably Of
hwhacker far start was qp,ain & az @ ,e YER
pole, BOmbast and Mechanic leading on b9in5a5s ana ana
Bushwhackcr ran even race beyond The hatiniie
pole when Bombast, increasing his pace placed Bush
whnckeT half length to the they dashed into
the home-s.reteh. Busbwhacker was unmercifuly
beaten and spurIed and he eXerted hlmseH guaranty
hu coud oniv lust reach BnmGast who easily win,
ming by two lengths IN 2l5l2 Busbwhacker second ana
~ 90 - -,
A selling race one mile aud quarter, for purse of
$3.50 closed the days sport ana enlisted only three com
nettors who were classified follows by the betting
men Doswell's Rappanannock, $500 Lonestafs Part
the urongpOe the three-guaI tcrnle lacS Oh even
terms Auburn reaching tine main track nfst falelsp
second. RappahannOck and Partnership soon went
ahead aud the two beat Auburn into Inc nomesiretch
RappahannOck with the intention OF forcing the run-
ing passed the grand stand a iast pace led INTO
the home stretch again, and OutSlrppei Partnership
VINO urged desperately 6nt could not 0Vertake Rap
pabannock who by Two lengths in zoo, Portsmouth
second. and Auburn bad third RappinaunOch VINO
MAS entered 10 sold for $500, adludecd to be
he worth a good deal more, his owner beng com
pelled 10 run tine horse up 10 $500 to buy MIN H.
TUESDAYS yoNTFsT.
Cc1 McDaniels entries for Tuesdays races with
drawn owing 10 the death of his wife this afternoon
Pools sold as follows. 49,.
EInsr RACP-One- and-ahaf miles-DiNOn & Winners
pradamanic $50 Wsters NreiDus. $50 Bowes Or0e
$50. Haft's Henry owens, 90. .
SECOND RACE-One and a-hal mles-Haril e stakes: T.
Iorlards Z)O ZoO 500 sDedikeI's cuba, S6O D~yer
Bro, heTs' vermont 500 Hcdingsrs Washington Booth q
Riccs a Bethuues War HaVk, sl3. .
TmSD RACESw.epstaXcs oT twOyeaIs old tIeequaItef
mile T. LoTliarfs ~partn, >lOO; Wltheft "eheNa my
s25 Crinsteads Alarm colt go
FouRm RACE-ThTee quartet mile. Dwyer Brothers
R'ladamaIhus SOC CraTfOrds Dan H. s'2j BteWsi :
\ reinins $50 MeGngrrs First Cdanoe, $40 suytes
Explosion s5, +. Lonlsrds Diamond, so cars Ena