The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
Second Extra Days Racing Of the
Saratoga Association.
FOUR EXCITING EVENTS.
Lady Sayers. Tom OchiItree, Clemmie G
and Auburn the Winners.
A DELIGHTED ASSEMBLACE-

SARATOGA, August !, 1sT.
Tho Saratoga Association gave . second days extra
FACING yesterday, comprising four events which ~ers
in good style and gave great satisfaction 10 The
spectators The nrss race = dash Of . mile win
three starters, won BY Lady sayers; the second.
two mile DASH which had Ave starters, vas won by
Tom Ochitree; the third dash Of mile aud quar-
tor, with i've competitors won by Cismmie a. ans
the fourth . selling race Of three xasrters OF
mile which had seven starters, and was won by An.
burn. All tho above closely contested and the
best horse won In each beyond doubt The bel
ting large eaoh event, and those who we're win
ners largely.
day, caused by snort but terrific rain ana vino storm
that passed the place just about midnight The
track SAFE II not fast a. when perfectly dry.
So we'll patronixed has been tho during the
Hrss two extra days that the association have con.
cluded to give another Thursday next, when
four purses will be given and attractive card pre-
sented to tho lovers Of the sport The association
nounced in their programme for tho that four
extra racing days would be given, and three taking
place this week will leave be run aftcr
second regular meeting is completed The have
been we'll patronized SO far, and the people
and go from Saratoga by hundreds daily tho
corners all want q day two OF racing while here. II
ID Of tho most popular sports Of tho day pleas
ure seekers. Having over two hundred horses here,
racing with good neds could given every day
end Of the season. and they would DO we'll patronzed
BY the visitors to the Springs
The following the details Of the running as II
came off,
THE FIRST RACE
was for purse Of $500; entrance free; for horses
which have not in the United States elsewhere
Ihan at Saratoga since the 25th OF June Winners at
Saratoga this year of single OF the value OF
900 to carry five pounds extra. Maidens allowed
I've pounds. The distance one mile For this event
there were three starters comprising D. McDanicls
bay fIly Lady salyers. by ongfcliow-Geneura, 3
years old carrying 90 lbs. W. Medngcr's bay colt
Wash Booth, by Asteroid-vandaia 3 years old
IS lbs. W. Mulxey's chestnut mare Chiqu,ta
by Hurrah-Sunrse, years old, 1l9 lbs. Chi
quta was the tavorte, selling for S275 Wash Booth
$145, Lady Salyers $l40 CHI quita was away hrst
Wash Booth second, Lady Salyers third Tho horses
ran In this way around the upper turn, length
apart When they reached the quarter pole Chiquita
led half length, Wash Booth second two lengths In
front OF Lady Saiyers Wash Booth and Chiquita ran
locked down the backstretch, lengths front Of
Lady SaIyers Chiquita and Wash Booth stuck close
together around the lower turn, Lady Sayers closing
MP the daylight between them. When they passed
tho haltmile pole Chiquita was neck In
front OF Wash Booth, the latter a length
in advance Of Lady Sayers. AS as the
horses got into straight work the home stretch,
Chiquita fell back and Wash Booth went ON with the
lead TO the furlong pole and looked like winner for
short time. Directly Lady Sayers closing
on Booth, and at the pickcts she headed him, and
coming well in hand won the race by two Lengthy,
Wash Booth ten lengths in front OF Chiquita. Time
1:45& This is Colonel McDanie's first win at this
meeting. although he has started one and sometimes
Two horses in eighteen races That this may be the
turning In the scale Of his fortune sincere
wish Of his many friends
SECOND RACE
for purse of $500, oil which 500 to the second
horse; iree free handicap for horses which
have in the United States elsewhere than at
Saratoga since the 25th OF June The dis lance two
miles. There were eight and five starters com
prising G. B. Bry sons chestnut horse Galway. by Con
sordMaudina, aged, carrying liz lbs James A. Grin
nead's gray horse D'Artagnan, by Acknowledgement
syears DID, ILL., lbs E. A. Cabaugh's chestnut colt
Cioverbrook, by Observation-Disclosures, years old 93
hsher--My Maryland, years old 90 lbs aud G. /.
Lorlllard's bay horse Tom 0chltree, ny Lexington
Katona, wears DID, l2o lbs. Tom Ochtree was the
favorite, selling pools for $780, D'Artagnan S175
Orole $205, the field $780, The start was Father n
struggling one but The horses away leIsureIy
that they we're la bunch the upper turn, with
Tom Ochiltree front, CUverbrook second DArtuguan
third. oroie fourth, Galway filth When the horses
Tom Ochiltree second, head advance of D'Arta-
gnan tho latter hall length ahead Of Galway Oriole
bringing up the rear. Cioverbrook drew out as he
ran down the backstretch, and length clear Of
Tom Ochtrce Vt the hail mile pole; d Artagnan third,
Orole fourlh, Galway nlth without any daylight be-
tween and seemingly running hand galop Clover.
brook showed the around the lower turn, and Mt
tue three quarter pole still LED one length Tom uchree
second, one length IN front Of Aragnan OroIe fourth
Galway fifth close up. When the horses passed the
stand al the completion Of the 1rst mile winch was
run in 1:57, Cloverbrook led two lengths, Ochtrce
second, one length IN front Of DArtagnan, latter
length In advance Of Orole who was half a length
IN front OF Galway. Coverbrook held the adv an tage
two lengths around the upper turn and carried
D'Artagnan the LATER hall length IN front OF Oriole
galway close up Ochiitree put the steam down
the backstscb and at tue halt mile pole showed his
head in front Of Coverbroog, the latter length
advance OF Galway, who halt a length ahead Of
T,oa -. u last and ev,aen;.y whppsa
time TO beat Tom Ochiltree IN. The big horse
had been only exercising nothing moro all the
to BEST but they could no. overlake OcnIl
tree. who gaopng lelsurely halt length in
taenan hfth Getting into the homeslretch Tom
0chiItree galoped up ahead Of the Others easy
meek in advance OF Orioe, the latter lengths
f nar ., GA'way who was zen lengths 10 front OF
halt mile being run in ok seconds.
vas ior purse oil $780, OF winch $50 to the second
horse; entrance tree Tree handicap for horses when
nave not run IN the United States elsewhere at
and quarter. There were Eve entries. These were
william Mulkey's brown colt Lucier by Leamngton--
asrs s cSssnu ysass c Sa carrying % o Larry
alexandria years old 100 lbs; oden Bowels chest
nut mare Mary, by Dckens-My Maryland,
years old, iOS ibs George Longstan's bay |
soft ". l. Higgins by Pat Maioy-YeIIow,
Jr's, bay colt Bertram, by kentucKy-Bernicc 4 |
ycers old, lis lbs. Luclfer favorite selling
Tor $500; Mary, $40 Bertram, $155; Clcmmie Co.
$50; W. l. Higgins, $i4o Lucier was FIRST away
cicmmie q. second, Bertram third, Mary iourtn w. t.
Higgins hfsh. Cemmie G. galioped away from the
others ~ she came up the homestretch, and as she
passed under the wire at the judges stand she led
three lengths, Luciter second, ha length ahead Of
Mary, the latter ono length IN front Of Berram who
was one ,ength in advance OF Higgins Clemmc &.
KEPT three lengths IN front OF Lucier around |
the upper turn, aud passed The quarter |
polo with that advantage Lucifer neck
IN trout Of Mary, the latter two lengths |
iu advance OF Bcrtfam, who was a neck ahead OF Hig
gins The horses closed on Cemmis q. the back |
sretch, aud as she passed the halimiie pole she led
two lengths, Mary second, Luciier third, Bcrtram
1oureo. hiEgins arm. The last four Tapped on each