The New York herald., 1877-08-30

full Jumping down the embankDent amer getting
front Of p Lorilard's stable, Waller ran the wrong
way for n hundred yards and had 10 turn back aud
begin anew. This gave Moons,ons the race, as he
had nothing to DO but go and win. He took the
fences and wallis IN front or Mr. Belmonps
sIaOes Jumped s,acR hen into saeh sa' OF
west field, then over The two fences Of the rac
tional track then into the east neld where he jumped
hedge and wall and nexi the west section OF the
hedge In front oi the grand stand Doubtful
following within six lengths OF HIM He then crossed
the fractional track, jumped wall In the field
then two hedges, next WALL then hedge and again
a wall, and, running up close 10 the fence Of tho
fractional track jumped into the regular Track lead
ing q, tins time four lengths Doubtful closed .
little him he around Tho lower turn, where
Tor the last urde and tho struggle home he was but
one length front Of Doubtful Al The last hurdle,
stationed at the iurlong pole, Noonstone had one
length the best OF IT, and getting over safely he
away and the race BY Six lcngthA Waller came
IN some time alterward. having THIS time gone tho
correct road Time A:4'.
The judges not being satisfied With Towson's THE
rider OF waller) answer to questions put him 10
the grounds and noticing the road he took finally de-
cded 70 expei nm from INC grounds oi the SARATOGA
training or riding horses on any track In this country
Some other people viii be looked after by the associa-
tion and receive the same punishmcn that rowson
has received If found 10 bo In completely with Towson
SUMMARIES
The following arc the suInmarics:-
SARATOGA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY OF RAG
ISG-WEDSEsDAy, August 29--First race, purse $500,
cuded weights 10 lbs. below the scale Que mule and
an eighth.
u. McDaniel's ch. c. 81 James, BY Lexington
c. W Meansers i. G Wash Booth, BY AsterO,d-
T. ". Doswen's b. &. Busnwhacker, by Bonnis
Scotland-Anna Bush, los lbs. 80. .tSpilimun)
Dwyer Brothers b. c. Vermont, by vlrsil-Nannis
Rice 1 Besnuns's : + Dr. Livingstone. BY Tong,
10 s,as., cs; hv
John Lawisr's b. c BonOadior BY Bayxooa~Goa,
Time. 2olX.
SECOND
SAME DAY.-Purso $3.50. OF which $50 goes to the
second morse; free handicap for all ages. Ono mile
and quarter.
John H. Hnrbeck, Jr's, b. c. Ber,ram, by Ken
Dixon Winners b. c. Courier. by Star DAVIS
D. McDaniel,s b. T. Lady salyers, by Lonsiellos-
L. Harris ch: / clemm,s 6. BY War DaascZAles;
Time, 2:15i+
THIRD RAcK.
SANE DAY-Purse $500 The winner 10 be sold at
auction for ST. 500; " entered to bo sold for 81 900,
allowed lbs II for $3.50 II lbs. II for $500 II lbs,
II Tor $500 Il lbs. Three.quarters OF mile heats
Starters
D. McDaniel's ch. f., by Glen Athol-sullio Wat
N:snssl. ss $780, sS Frs; Chase: 5'rys yy
lRicharason) 2 2
J. D. Campbels ch. g. Queenstown, by Admiral
Fairy Queen, years old, $500, 9S lbs
T. W. Doswell's b. T. Grecian Maid, by Gcnelg-
Grecian Bend, years old, 81, 900, 96 lbs.
(walYer) 4 dis
Time, 1:1SH-lI91
FOURTH
SAME DAY-Handicap Steepechasc: purse $500, OF
which 800 to the -econd horse; three horses, the
about two and quarter miles; starting in the east
field. opposite the 'hres,quarter post.
Startcrs.
John Lawler's b. b. Noonstope, by Asteroid--Ala-
bama, aged, 1873 lbs bs...................(He (Henry) l
Charles Reeds b. e Doubtful, by oyslerman, Jr.-
Spotted Fawn, years old, l2e los. ;tManey) 2
F. smytno's b. b. Waller, by Hurrah-Queeu Of
L. Hart's ch h. Redding. by Harry Of the West,
dam by Joe Stoncr years old. las lbs. (McBride)
Time, 4:47
rHuRsDAY's RACES.
Weather permitting, the racing will end here to-mor.
row trhursd,y) with very promising days racing.
The events and entries arc as follows
FIRST RACE
Purse $780, for two yoar.ods, to carry 100 lbs usual
allowances; winners excluded. Five iurlongs.
l.. A. Hitchcock Speculation, BY Daniel Boone 81
Rice BethuEes Duncan f. Kenner, by Gilroy. 100
D. McDaniers Giiy by War DanceFly ............ 95
d. McDauie's lilly by Lnquircr--Lcisure %
sEcoND RACE.
Purse $3.50, handicap for three year -olds. Mile and
quarter.
D xeD,u,.ps u,,o, a.,ss, ,v ..,.,ou Los ;Ss
Dixon Il Winners Bradamante, by War Dance :. lO7
Z. W. Mcdinger's Wash Booth, by Aseroid ..... 103
d. McDaniels Lady Salyers, by Longfcow. ....-. 1O3
j. Lawlers Bombadier, by haywood. .............. 81
Purse 1850. for all ages; TO carry 100 lbs. allow
auce; winners lbs. extra
Los
Dwyer Brothers Rhadananthus (5l by Leaning.
Dixon Winners Cour or (4L by Star Davis. %. 100
f. smythe's Madge t6) by Australian. ......... 100
ID. McDaniers Australind (5l, by Australian. 100
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500, Tor all ages; selling allowances. Ono
mile.
LJs
J. H. Harbeck, Jr 8, Berram az, by Kentucky . Ill
d. McDaniefs Sister Of Mercy a. by War Dance. 1O1
J. d. CanpoeiI's Queenston (6L by Admiral. .. 100
Z. w. Medinger's First Chance (6l by haywood :. 100
Rice Bethune's DR.. Livingston (3j, by Lopglei-
D. McDanies nliy (Sh by Glen Athol--saIlle Wat.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $3.50; handicap for all ages. Mile ard
quarter, over five hurdles
Lbs.
=. Smythe's Waller t5), by Hurrah. h...........1 1874
Fisher 4 Co Is kelso t6), by Voucher. ....... 1877
}. Lawor's Moonstone (agodL by Aseroid. ..... I35
Q Reeds Doubtful t4), by Oysterman ........ 130
ID. McDaniers Bambino ~. by haywood ... l25
NO POOLS.
No pools were sold to-day on To- morrow's races.
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