The New York herald., 1877-07-24
SARATOGA RACES.
SAnArnGA Lnly %. 1871.

SAHAtoGA, Juiy ip's
The races tomorrow are creating much excitement
In this place to-day account OF the number OF
horses that will run. Speculation aireaay running
high, and before tomorrow, the time of starting.
the pool will be well niled with grecnbacks.
Four will be run the first the Alabama Stakes
for es foaed In 1874; 500 each, half forfeit, with
81, 900 added; the second nlly TO receive
$500 out the Stakes Closed August 1874
The race DO run at tho first meeting OF 1871 one
mile and eighth. There we're lfty NOMINATIONS, OF
which number nno will probably start These VIII be
ID McDaneI's bay Glly Lady salyers, by Lonscllow-
Genuera, by Lexington; August Bemonts bay MY
Baroness by Kentucky--I.ady Blessington; the Same
sen,lcmans chestnut MY susquchanna, by Leaning
ton-susan Bean; G. L. Lorillarls bay oily idalm oy
Genelg-ltem, by Lexington; Y. Iorillard's bay hily
Zoo Zoo, by Australian -Mazourka, By Lexington;
DosweIls * Canimack's buy nliy, Grccian Maid, Dy
Geneie-Grecian Beni W. Cottrilis bay hIiy Aunt
Betsy, by Longfcilow-Iliy Ward, by Lexington;
Oden Bowc's chestnut MY Orole, by Kinsl-her--
My Maryland; and Charles Rceas bay niiy Impera-
trice, by Warminstcr--lnverary, by bennington.
This Will make IA great race Zoo Zoo is the avorite
Tho following were tho pools sold oo the race
First Rdce--HdJ Nile.
Perfection ......... 500 DIR. Kocstler. ... $50
Dukc OF Magenta...... leo Jet. Jct................ 10
~ ~ Wasrs Wd.ai g. 'ly ts;, v.
Danschen ......... 80 ~ Robertson. 40. 10
Tue second race VIII be the FLASH st'kcs for two-
year os: 500 each, half forfeit, with $500 added;
the second horse TO save his stake. Winners after
the 10Th ol June OF any race closed IN 1871 at any
other than the Saratoga to carry
It's. cxtru. Closed March !, and the race 10 be
run at the trAt meeting 1877, half mile fhere
thirty five mountainous OF which number thcro
will prooaby be ten starters, comprising f. Smythes
chestnut colt Danchcn, by Gcnclg-Salina; " illiam
Astors chestnut colt Or. Koestlcr, by Kuighnood--
Penelope; Charles Reeds bay colt, by Wurniistcr-
lnverary; q. L. lorlard's bay cot Duke oi Magenta,
by lexington--M Magenta; ID. McDaaiel's chestnut hly
Fawn, by Harry Bassett-- Spotted Fawn d. ID.
Wther's chestnut ally, by Australian an-Gcneva; =.
Lori,lard's bay nIly Perfection, by I.cam ng,or--
Maiden; 4. A. Cabaugh's black hiy Jet, by Vaux-
hsi-Healherbeli; j. \. Crusloau's buy colt Alevuer,
by Gilroy-ScguiD and tue same gcnteman's bay COLI
by Alarm, dam ny War Dance. This Is another I'M
por,ant event with the Spectators, as ali the young
sters have hosts ofadmrers Perfection the
best by tho followers OF r. Loriard's stable; Fawn,
by those who pm their fortunes aud follow Colonel
McDanicPs horses; the Duke OF Magenta, by the
friends OF G. Lorard's string of race horses, aud
Anevuer, by thos. WHO saw hun run ut Jerome Park
last month. The pools sold averaged as loliows:-
Second Race-Ntte and An Egtth
Zoo Zoo. MINIMUM. s75 Lady sayers =. 80. $40
Arole ............... 10 Grecian Maid. .......
ldaa. 80 imperatflce. .......".
Belmont. ..........: 40 Aunt Betscy ..........
Tho third event will bo handicap, the distance u
milo and quarter For this race tncre are nine
tries. these Mr.. Mcdngers Wash Bouth
old. o. los. G. Reeds Roi Coat, years old. loS lbs.
G. l.. Lorillards brown colt Ambush, years old. IL
lbs +. Smythe's Waller, ycars old, lis lbs Crouses
joe years old, 92 lbs Carr Co. Vsceroy, years
OLD, ia lbs. T. Lorlllards Diamond, years old, So
lbs, and Longstalrs Fraud, years DID, lls lbs
The above unc0mmonly strong field oi horses
aUd viii be good gucsscr that picks tho winner
OF the lot. The following were the pools sold the
Third Race-Niie dmt q Quarter
Viceroy. $40 Blll Bass. $25
Ambush. ........... IS Rcccoat. ............... 20
Waller ........... G5 Diamond ............. 10
4J Nusu bootn......... 10
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The fourth aud closing event OF the day will be
handicap stecpIcchase tor purse of 500, OF which
800 to the second horse Horses having after
25th OF June Tor any closed in 1877 any other
than the Saratoga course excluded Entries nado
al four O'Clock on saturday, July q the weights
announced oday at ten O'Clock anu tho scceptanccs
made ut noon. Tue fUlioxng are the entries:-
Charles Reeds Trouble, aged carrying l65 lbs tho
same gcntleman's Doupu, l3O los; l.. Hart's Rod
ding, i4O lbs, aud DR.. Cattanacs Bcnchcr, lbs lbs
The following were tho prices brought by the above
lot In the pools -
Fourth Rdce--Sieeplectdse
AIouoie an" Douo'Iui SoO
THE COLLECTION or PoKFEirs
A meeting OF the Board OF Stewards OF tho Racing
Association was held this afternoon at which was
decided not to enforce ho collection OF fories reported
by the Monmouth Park Association. The question
arose out o Mr.. Wheatiy's trying 10 collect
ieits due from Colonel Mcdaniel ana ID. J. Grouse.
They refused 10 pay ana the laid before
the Stewards with the result as stated.
Captain Mowry and HIS troupe OF California horse
men gave exhibition Of the Mexican style oil
manshp nnd also played Few games OF polo at Glen
Mitchell this AFTERNOON. Thor performances were well
received by the spectators.