New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
FAvoRITEs BEATEN At SARATOGA.
RACES WON By 81. JAMES, BLRfRAM. sALLiL WAl
snN EIIIY AND MOONATONE


RACES WON By 81. JAMES BLRIRAM. sALLIL WAT
son FIfLY md MOoNsToNE.
SARAToGA SPRINGs Aug. pa showeTy
morning led Mr.. Morriscy to postpone todaYs races
until D. M the usual dinner hour, and after O'Clock
nross hand in an omnibus paraded through the village
announc ~ that the would take place. the sun nav
inc made It's appearance much larger crowd than was
expected ma e tho Grand Stand two-thiIds iull Inc
track was in fair condition for the last two contests All
the fayorites were defeated Col Mcdaniel won inc
first and third prizes with st. James and his salle Wat
son fy Bertram vanGuisied the fayOrite IN the
second race, and Moous;one. owing to tue nc
cident to Reddnf and Waller, won the steeple-chase
Five races arranged for tomorrow, the last day Vi
the season.
c. ros,s ,urertor strength Of limb carried him first
IN the end of heavy track in the mile aud an eignth
dash for a purse of $500. Bushwhacker' wDo carrie"
three pounds less the iav0rte In the pools as lO-
lows: 4. Doswell's Bnshwhacker $40; MeDan'eis
St James SEQ; Mednger's Washington Booth 80;
DIVER Brothers Vermont, $780, the field, Sal, incud-
ing Bowies Catacazy Lawlors Bombardier, and hlce
Bethune's d. Livingstone. After several unsuc-
eessful starts Bushwhacker took the lead, when
WAS surrendered at the Grand Stan to 81
James, Buslwhacker continuing second. Catacaly
third Booth fourth and Vermont hh. BomDar-
der quickly fell behind Entering ON the home
stretch Booth a strong cond Vermont thlrd ana
BusnwnacKer fourth. Booth II ade show OF outstrp-
ming ST. James at the fulongpoe, but the latter horse
crossed the line a half-length to SPARE tnc, 2;Ol o.
Washington Booth was second and Bushwbacker third
four lengths behind Booth.
Berram, another big, stout horse, defeated the favor
ite Courier In the mile and quarter dash LOT =.
nurse of $3.50. The four contestants sold in the
FOOLS follows: Dixon o. winners oou " J
1925; Harbeck's Berlram, $50; MeDaneIs Lazy
Saiyers SlI5; Harris Clemme c., $50 Bertram 81;
the hest OF delayed start led past the Grand stand
with an advantage OF two lengths and was never oVc
taken Lady saiyers. WHO was last forced Gemnle a.
into fourth place, and the lower turn joined ISSUE
with Courier Courier made briet contest on me none
stretch Bertram winning by two lengths; time 2;l0H
Courier was second length In advance OF Lady salyets
Much interest was taken the selling heats OF
thrce-quarters OF a mile, for purse OF $500 Inc con
;cstaus before the heat were cassed on ue pools ~
follows: Medingcrs First Chance 500; Mc'itneilis
S75; Campbers Queenstown $50. Inc horses p5
haved badly, especially First Chance ana Grecah Mill
The sailie Watson Ally obtained slight advantage ana
was fouwed by Queenstown. The FLY kept tie lead 10
the score winning the first heat by one ara nan
lengths: time 1:lSl9 First Chance was second ana
Queenstown third. Before the second hea,, EIcat
things were predicted Of Queenstown, WHO was
first choice. The FLY dashed on on even w faad
and won the neat and the race with two lengths "a ste
IN Il9l4. First Chance was second queenstown Dduy
beaten and Grecian Maid dstaneed Mutual poo ie.s
purchased before the first heat were worth VS. GU those
bought before the second heat were worth $40 20 a..
steenle-cnasc at o'clock. Pools sold at these
average rates: Harris Keddng, $50; smytae,s
W%onstone $50 The start made IN the
field near the three-quarter pole. M9olStone
first at the water jumn. Waller second, D d
Gus tumble Waller went wrong To the east Oh tnc man
track. Doubtful was within enghoi MooHs'In5 a. 't W
the last hurdle but he could not Ovcrake Mo0nstone
who won by four lengths, IN 1'4l, Doubuu,
Toni MAY or superhuman stupidity attached 10 the
handling Of Waller. Mutual pool tickets were worm
William Towser. walters rider, afterward pro-
hibitcd irom riding hereafter