New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.


! PAROLE ,fAlOf gArKER AND BEDDING WIN.
! f-rov A .si.9cf,l CORR -poNDEyr or THE TRBuNEl
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug. 1.-THE scenes
a the course to-day have recalled the best days OF the
Snittor Racing Association. Everything has contrib
uod t. mako % opening % the August meeting sue
, Tho hotels are filed they have not been before
this season; many gentlemen who lead In making AncH-
can turf sports fashionable ami who were at Newport
/ have returned The weather has been so reiieshnsV
l and beautiful that nobody could ind excuse for
staring away the shade Of tae hotel pazzas and the
sfeepcchasa appealed strongly to the patronage of the
ladies' who sec - weary OF the ordinary contests The
GRAND stand was Gltd from end 10 end with the nneSt
osemhlagc which has becn in Attendance Tins summer
Past time and the overwhelming dcfea' for three OF the
favores. made the sport unusually eNcitlnG anu tue
stccpc-ciasc thrilling.
Pride the village the bandsomest twoyear OH OF me
season. won the Kentucky Stakes 800 entrance, haif
forfeit with $1,000 added, after magnlhcent three
auaricr mile contest which awakened unusual en-
usia>n great expected, and the spectators
entered into the spirit ht with zest The betting men
epecra,cd heavily. bui with little foresight, for barring
the horse. that sold the field, the youngsters came 10
Che orc almost in the inycr.c order in which they sold
I'm tba pools Pierre Lo~iard had five entries, two OF
Which, Perfection aud Spartan, tau and ine IonNhS
nay colt were selected to meet The high eNpecthlh'
placed on the stable. The fact that P4ue was WIN
drawn wac q Encouragement to many % tae Loriiafo
baciels Pools sod follows: T. Lorilard's Perfection
and Spartan 5000; o. I. Lorldrd's Duko Of Magenta
and Albert. 800; johnson & COS. Brlmoe, $40
A,iors Pride ~ the Village $40; the Id Sl2}' IN
Guiding MrDaurs Pawn, smythe's lem colt and
scho'ii,,hc fly and PHBcars Clifton
Tho risky young-t,r were diverted ~ the starting
ro.t h being sent around I'm u circle, Pride the Village
leading toe parade with dancing stem, and the others
b-aying themselves fairly with the execution Of the
Dusrof Magcut'. lie Wis ted by a groom who was
hurled to side and narrowly escaped being run over
when The horses were swinging into line the word was
% nr DffH frTNI
syIe with tna c.c,pd,n Of Clifton who was left at the
post Fowl .d tine ,ramper - the nalfmie pole Pride
Of the ~ LACE second ana Perfection third As they dis
appeaird 90 te taca Gus, rfcction was shooting
10 the front vs. IN tremendous pace which gave her
load of four lengths they emerged from The dust on
the lower turn. Fiwn second length in advance
o. Pride of tho VILLAGE D'shiDg for tie inr'eqnaH"r
no.c Perfection ntainol LeT advantage Prde OF te
VILLAGE spartan .ua rn pursuing with oven -titi" ON
tie Dgk' ~ Magenta, auI Bram3c preparing To- make
m1t. -r- lively tre homostre."h Ius th'y dd, d.
feat r ',r .. vit loat much dicufy, bat not bciue
able ~ connect. nl pr e Of the village, who ran o tir
'front.' 80 ie ifue pole anI showed clean rair Of hces
a., a srorr .s .hp va. received with round ~ a.
rau~e f.lu -.. -l1ui stand She won with two length,
t1 -Harc is II h TIE Duke Of Mag ntf and Eramhlc
rlua stubborn rtce for s.c1ul place. Ihe Du'" getting
ithga bead. Spartan was .ouuh The mutual pools
pads3p31
Plr,l. Won tbe summer IaL1icor-a mic-andthrcc-
quarters dash lora ae.s. $50 even. or $50 o. declared
orr. with 500 added-with less oston rom Vera
C..z th.a vas expected. Only ave ont of foty--rycn
larf DE- Sons outsd i'm the race, Tom Oohl-
,r.a lriu.. among the horses withdraw. Pools were
made NJ tLe.e rates: J. Lorilard's Parole. 500;
wlHma.s ma 0vnia-'- Vera Cruz, @i21; p'-weA's
Tu.i.v. t;.- $40: Iaar-tan'. Gcorce ~. ~ Roofs
Atlcu- -@'. George rs GOV .ci Ir r',uoho 90. tfi'o
trrr, ra-o. .ni rcs c'rz ~ neet D't . a % .'e
..,r Abilene Ho. herself. and 600 t' h"u",,1t.'
r.H ..roa1 ' Gc,rr ST. "" l'd 'ast a. s' I'D 81 md
iii-. 'Ii..ts i'.i' we