The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-12
Of the milo and a.. ee.quartera 3:0s. The stake
amounted to $3.50 The following are the
PREVIOUS WINNERS OF the srhnEE HANDICAP

ysar winnsrs. rs Ssasisr. TN. r,ss
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lsl4-L zze Lucas ts)..... 80 s.Ss
lSI5-Grim-icaa l4J:...... no go. 2
iiss11ee-vlgli Lsl u........'.. % s:os
Reduced 10 a mile ana thresqasrters
The THIRD EAcE
was for purse of 800: euir.nce free FREQ hsnd
emp or horses wncn have nt run ~ the United
June for any race closed 1877 tns distance one mile
ana quarter Five hUrses came 10 the post These
"sis ce yeas ODD III It's odea sowss
CHESTNUT ally Mary, by Dckens--My haryian years
old, lol lbs p. Loriiiard's bay sedirg bombasi, ny
Bonnie acknowledgements, years Old, % ibs.; d.
ycuaules bny colt Major Barker " Astctoid-Schot
lische years old, 81 los q. Reeds chestnut gcdlDg
Cardinal wolsey, by Hampton Court--Echs, years
oiu, 81 lbs Boinbast Was ins iavosite, selling for
$780, Wine Cardinal Woisey aud Bcrtrain fetched $500
Was q very aoou one Mary beng away arst, Bertram
second Bonlbast third Cardinal Wolsey fourth Major
Barker AIN. The horses tan n punch up lhs
quarter stretch and as they passed under tbc wire
BsrlraIn LED one lcngth. Cardinal Wclsey SECOND, a
head in advance or MARI. who was neck
The horse horses ran wiaoat daylight between Them
around the upper turn and us they passed the quarter
diual wolsey second, length ahead OF Bombast, VINO
was nall lenglu IN 'front.' Of Mary, the later about
the same Instance AHEAD o Major Barker Bertfam
bowed the WY down The baoksretch aud led length
al the haif iniie poe, Bcmbast sccond Il heat Ia nd
vance OF Cardinal Woscy. she others close up Ber.
tram led arounI the lower turn unit nc reacbcd
the place he had been cutting up'' AZ
before Tho start snd he there saked,
place and led ihto the hoInesretcn, whcn oauiug
repldy, had great advantage over Bemtast aud Car
mai Woseg before Their Jockeys seemed TO ue aware
OF the fact. Bonbast wns then forced to the Top Of
mis- speed, Major Barkers Jockey seeing the daa
ger Of decay, applied MS *hp vigorously OH the good
colt which brongnt nit along winner Of the race BY
halt length, Bomoast second, three lengths ahead OF
Card mai Wosey, the latter neck in advance oi Mary,
Bertram lar behind. Fine 2:l3A
THE rocRru RACE
Tor purse OF S7OO; free handicap steorlechase;
800 tue second horse Horses having run after
25th oil uue for any race closed IN 1877 At any otner
than the Saratoga coursc excluded fhe distance Two
miles ana three-qu.rtcrs There were SIX starters,
CON prisina G. Reeds chestnut geld,ng Trouble by
uivcrstou-k Kate McDUnaid aged carrying l65 lbs |;
+. snytne's pay morse Waller. BY Hurrah--Queen oi
olabs years old $50 lbs. John Lawler's bay horse
Mooustone, by observation-disclosures, aged, 1l6 lbs O.
J. ADoway's bny seding Audaeon BY Australian
neiress, oyears old, 1913 los L. Hart's chestnut morse
years old, 1855 lbs, and Tayiors bay gelding
Douptul, by oystefman Jr Spotted Fawn. years
old l25 lbs Walor wa, the favorite selling Tor 1926;
Trouble $780, Rcdling $780, aud the ncId, 800. The
horses over the course the start being on the
east ted. immediately behind Tue judges stand
Trouble tie first away, Her second, Moonstone
third, Reading fourth, Audubon hth Doubtful sixth.
Tho horses ran up to The first wall nearly ABREAST and
MS they went over II Two them tell These we're Az
dupon Waller Neither Of The horses, fortunately,
wore hurt; Little the rider OF Waller no. g. ting up
wheu ais horse md was feared that badly IN
jured Audubon's jockey caught his horse and, moant-
IN. him. maze an effort to follow tho others AZ dis
HIS horse poited several times allerward how
jump, which rail fence, aud showed the way
over II, Doubtful second, Reuling tnfo, M0Onstone
fourth The latter 10 the front as the horses crcled
around the over END OF the east Held Keeping III font
un he reached the wall near the threequarer pole,
when trouble we1t 10 The lead, with Moonstone
second, Doubtful third anu Redding fourth. The
horses this order over rail- fence Ia the mia.
die OF the neld then over hedge near the big tree,
aud coming on took one section oi the hedge and
jumping was grand, the horses two lengths apart
Trouble lrst Moonstono second, Reddius third,
fractional track, then over stone wall IN the
mldae of west field, next over hedge
ard's stables Redding then took Tho lead, and
Noonstone wrong, Trouble second. Doubtful
the npedimehis front OF Mr. Bemout's stables,
then the west Held, over The fences OF the irac.
tona track and aRnin into the east uold, Rcddibg
showing the way He continued 10 lead across tho
field ovcr fences, walls and hedges. untl nearing the
water jump again, Trouble dass, ahead OF Him. and
led the way across the fractional track into the west
field then the wall IN the centre oil l., Reddng
two lengths behind HIM, but six lengths III add
vance OF Doubtful Moonstcne far behind and
not IN the race Trouble then circled around
tue field coming wall near the starting place Of
the threcldartcrs OF nile course. He led over the
wal three lea gtls Dorulful SIX lengths further away
The then up Alongside OF the fence Of The
fractional track jumping over iencc, then stone
track at the half mile pole. AT this time Trouble
was leading three lengths. Redding second,
three lengths ahead OF Doubtful. when Tr0u-
bic entered the track, he led three lengths,
Doubtful three lengths further OF ihe horses then
passed hurdle ON the lower turn, where roublo
had four lengths the best of II; but soon as Rcding
WAS over tie hurdle made his run Tor IrouOe ana
oyerhaaed him very fast. ben. on even terms with
him wien he reached the hurdle at the luriong pole
on the bomestfech Re ding and Trouble Jumped
this hurdle together, and coming on under whip aud
spur Reddlug won By neck, Trouble second,
twenty lengths ahead Of Doubtful, Moonstone half
mile away. rimr, GAG
Little taken up after The race and carried OF in
a carriage badly hurt.
The following are tho
SUMMARIZES
SARATOGA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MEETIyG-FiRsr
DAY, AUGUST 1l--FIRsT RACE.--The Kentucky stakes
Tor two-year.olds 800 entrance, hall fOrielts, with
900 aided the second horse to receive $500 out OF
the stskcs. Thrce.quarters oil a milo. Closed with
iorty .nino nominations.
Starters
W. Astors oh. T. Pride OF the Village, by Austria
han--Doy Carter 107 lbs. .tSnyers)
q. L. Lorlliards b. C. Duke OF Magenta, by l.exng-
ton-Magenta, 10 lba. .(barbec)
Johnson d %. g b. c. Bramblc, by Bonnie Scot
laud--ivy Leaf, Ito lbs. ........... ulGkeland) 3
p. orllard's nr C. spartan, by Lexiugton--Lulu
Horton, ITO IDS. lhayward)
p. Lorafd's b. 1. Perfection by Leamingou-
D. NJ. Daniels CD. (. Fawn, by Harry Bassett-
Spotted Fa1n, l07 lbs ................(Sp iiman) @
G. L. Lorllard's oh. C. Albert. by Austraiiln--
Queen VIC oria ITO lbs........,.........Nu yhes)
T. smythe's, D. c. Wade Hampton, by Glenelg-
lchi l4U los..... .lSparl'hp) D
I. Smythe's ca. I. Telephone, BY Asteroid-sco,h-
tsche lO' lbs... .(Wuitely) y
Tbomas Puryear Il Co.'s CHI c. Chiffon, by Planet
MY Lady, ITO ihs.... .(Evans) 0
Time, l:lSL.