The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10


Bradamante, by War Dance-Brcnna, years old. 81
lbs. and b. McDanol's bay Any Lady saiyers, by
I.opgfcllov-Geneura years old, 80 lbs bradamante
was the favorte selling the pools for $500; Lady
Salyers, $e5; Partnership, SO.
Hra Hsak-Lady salyers got away Win ieEgtn
the best Of IL Bradamante second Partnership close
up. Tue FLIES ran 10 the front, Lady Saiycrs
taking lead Of three Lengths TO the suarter pole,
Bradamante two lengths IN 'front.' Of Partnership
They passed the quarter pole this way and ran
down the bscksretch three lengths apart IN inc same
order Al the half-me pole Lady Salyers was two
lengths ahead Of Bradamante, the lattor about the
same distance ahead VI Partnership. Gong around
the lower .ura maze nor run s@I ooSeu
Partnership. merry run up the nomestretch ana
Bradamants won BY four lengths 10 l:4Sh, Lady
never made effort IN the heat 10 overtake the
others
the ard one, selling for $780, whie Partner
ship fetched $40, and Lady 6aiyers brought $40.
WITH lead OF three engths, Bradamants second QUO
length IN advance OF Lady Saiyera Going around the
upper Partnership led tour leagths and he car
ried this advantage 70 the quarter pole Bradaaante
lengths 10 advance Of Lady Saiyers The positions
of the horses unchanged down the backstrctch.
Partnership passing the bali mile pole Two lengths II
advance Of the latter lengths ahead
Of Lady Saiyers. Brsdamapte moved up 10 Partner
ship on the lover turn and came the homeslretch
on even terms with him. lengths IN advance Of
Lady Sa,yers. Brsdamsnte came away gradually from
The heat and race by four lengths
Lady Salyers ten lenglhs behnd Time, l:4SH
THR FOURTH RACE
was for purse OF $500, OF which $50 TO the second
In the United States elsewhere than Saratoga since
25th OF June for any closed IN 1877 The winner
70 bs sold ~ auction for slSoa entered 70 be soa
$500, II lbs. II Tor $500, 70 lbs the distance one
mile and ns.s,ghth There were six starters, consist
Katinka years old to DO sold for $780, carrying o.
lbs; o. McDanieis chestnut Ally Sister OF Mercy, BY
%s r..
Athcl-Sally Watson, years old, $500, 81 lbs j. I.
bay horse sa Far $780, ri ~ y v George
Ionssisa'. brown horse Partnership. BY As
teroid-Katona, 9 years old, s7so liz lbs
ver-Regnrds years old, $1,000 90 lbs. Fair Play
was the favorite, selling Tor $500; McDancl's PAIR,
$780, q s%ynss co ssCU and ana r ssy
rafting up TO the stana, Partnership leading
Auburn second Smythes colt third, Sister OF Mercy
Going around the upper turn Sister Of Mercy ran 10
the front and at the quarter polo led three lengths
fourth, smy.hcs colt anh Fair Play sixth. Sister Of
Mercy led down the backstretch and was one length
ahead at tho halt mile pole Partnership r saS
Watson FLY nfth Smytbe's colt sixth. Partnership
took The lead on the lower turn and led INTO the
Fair Play fourth tho Others out OF the race As soon
as the horses got we'll into the homcstretch II was
ha Inc ay no ey wers ep
even terms. They came ON head and head, tho spec
breashless in their anxiety about the ISSUE and
the under the wire so close together that
nobody except the judges could tell which was The
winner After tow moments elaboration the num-
bers were put the Doard-Fair Play hrst, Part
nership second, Sister Of Mercy third. Auburn
fourth Sally Watson hiy NTH, Smy mes colt sixth
Time, l:59s.
The following are tho
SUMMARIZES.
SARATOGA ASSOCIATION - EXTRA MESrlye-THiRp
Of which $50 to the second horse; entrance tree;
free handicap for horses which have not run IN the
United states elsewhere than a. Saratoga since 10Th Of
June any closed in 1871 Three-quarters OF
mile
Z. W. Price's q. c. Bill Bass. by PiaptagenetAde-
lade years old, 90 lbs ...(Spellman)
Dwyer Brothers. blk g. Rhadamanthus, by Lean
ington- Nemesis, years old i2o lbs Evans
bama, years old, los lbs. (Sparng)
D. McDaniels' b. G. Major Barker, by As.erod
j. ". crawiord's b. ;. G GRIT. by Melbourne Jr@
Wagonette, years old III lbs, .Q4akeand) 8
w. MuIkey's en-: m chqulsa by Hurrah-ssunrlse,
'''"'' wv ~ Time ii7x.
SAME DAr-purse s4oo OF winch $50 TO the second
horse; entrance tree; Tree handicap with the same
conditions IN the Arst race. One milo and three
quarters
Carr Co.'S b. b. viceroy, BY Giroy-saster Of
Rurc, years old, ITO lbs. .lHughes)
G. o. Brysons ch. b. Galway. BY Concord-Mar
c. ". M aH B. c. wash Booth, by Asspoid
vandala, years old, SS lbs .(Barretp no
I. W. DoswelPS ch c. Rappahannock, by King
Lear-Fanny Washington, years old, 104 lbs
D. McDanies' ch. c. ST. James, by Lcxington-Ban
ner, years Old, 90 lbs. .(Proctor)
L. Harris b. h. Henry OWENS by Groy, dam by
Star Davis, years old, l07 lbs. .takcand)
sGalway and Wash Booth dead heat for third place.
Time 3OsH.
THIRD RACE
SANE DAy.-Purse $400 Of which $50 to the second
horse; entrance Tree; tree handicap with the
conditions az in the first race. Mile heats
Dixon Il Winners ch. 1. Bradamante, by War
Dance-Brema, years old, 81 lbs. .(Sayrcs) /
George Longstaf's br. h. Partnership, by AS
e-oid-Katona years old, liz lbs. 80. (Barbee)
D. McDanels' b. t. Lady Salyers, by LongIelow-
Gcnucra. wears Old, 90 lbs. ..,.... IBarretu 2
Time, 1:43K-1:A31s.
FOURTH RACE.
SAME DAY-Purse $500, of which $50 to the second
horse; entrance free for horses which have not run
in the United States elsewhere than Saratoga since
18th VI June tor any race closed ia 1877 The winner
be ut auction for 81, 800 II entered to be sold
$500, IL lbs iffor $500, 22 lbs. one mile and an
eighth.
Starters
J. T. Williams B. h. FAIR Play, BY virgil-Crucnx.
years DID, $500, 102 lbs. (Murpby)
J. Longslafs br. h. Partnership, by Astcroid-Ka-
tona years old, $780, liz lbs. (Barbee)
D. McDanles Oh. Sister OF Mercy, by War Dance
Sister Of Charity. years old, $500, % lbs.
D. J. Crouscs CHI. c. Auburn, by Revolver-Re-
CARDS, years old, 81, o0O, SO lbs .(Shiilinger)
D. McDaniels' CHI. I. by Glen Athol-Saly Watson,
:. smythcs CHI. I. by Baywood-Katuka, years
Time, 1907.