The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07

Owens, the latter one length In advance OF St
James BArbce WAS using the whip vigorously when
he came into the b0mestretch, but George Nv.
had INN NJ his hip, and Evans rested content with this
Ga they came, and Just the last moment ST. James
made grand squirt and took second place. George W.
gong ir under the w!ro winner by I. Length: 90
the same distance in front OF Henry Owena Time OF
the heat 2:57; the first i've furonEs in ! 100.
for 1875 the ncld bringing $3.50. ST. James Was sent
TO the stable Tor not winning heat or making dead
the lead with The fall Of tho Nag. Henry Owens sec
ond Ambush third. When tho horses passed out Of
the shuts a. the halfmile pole George ~. led Two
lengths. Henry Ovens second, one length ahead Of
AMBUSH. Running around tho lower turn tho
horses were length and hall apart
IN .Ss uM Sl George w. made the pace
strong and passed under the wire at TIC stand Jour
lengths ahead Of Ambush tho latter three lengths
ahead OF Horny owens. George ". increased his mo-
entum az he cft the stand and the upper turn no
led Ambush six lengths, Henry Owens making bolt
and refusi ng again for several seconds. George
w kept front down he backstretch around the
by five lengths, but coming up the homestretcn
Evans took HIM IN hand anc be came IN winner Of
heat and race by two lengths. making the last heat
25s Tho arst i've furiongs was run in 1885 Henry
Owens was distanccd
rrx THIRD
was purse OF $780, OF which $50 was to be given
10 the second horse; Tree handicap Tor three year.
olds beaten and not having won racs at the nrss
meeting; entrance Tree; one mile There were tour
starters, comprising Dryer Brothers, bay colt err
mont by virgil-Nannio Butler, carrying liz lbs !;
Ss-ss 10 Ss G. H. kces bay sslaing
DR. Livingstone, by LongIellow-Rmglet, l07 lbs D.
bay sy prrsss Of rh ~ aIsy
colt Bill Bass, by Pantagencl-Adcaide, l0S
lbs ". I. Higgins was tho iavorite selling Tor 1928;
SIS; Dr. Livingstone, $50 Dr. Livingstone had 4
irfe the best OF the start but Princess Of Thule soon
rushed to the trout and LED lengths around the
ahead of Bill Bass, who was ono length in front of
mont, W. l. Higgins bringing up the rear They
A. nnA tiS rfap hnt ~ N
they reached ihe h4ltm.ts pole three Of them
were parallel, these beng Princess OF Thule, Bill
Bass, and Higgins, Vermont fourth, DR.. Livingstone
fifth Running around the lower turn Higgins showed
bis head IN front Of Princess OF Thule, who had her
head front OF Vermont. Bill Bass close up and soon
aferward showed In front, he making dash TOR the
lead he got into straight work on the home
stretch. He came home an easy winner by tour
lengths; Vermont second, head Ia advance Of Prn-
cess Of Thule, W. Higgins fourth, Or Livingstone
htth. Time, l45al
was for q purse $500, entrance free, for horses
beaten and having race at the first meeting
at Saratoga ana which have not run in the Uutted
June The winner be sold auction for 81, 500. II
entered TO be sold Tor $1,000 allowed lbs II for
$780, lbs Tor $500, IA lbs. # for 500 20 lbs.
the d,stan &c ono milo and eighth Three horses
were entered Tor this These were Lorillards
brown goding Fagitive, by Leamington--Ulrica, 4
years old, carrying lOi lbs, 70 10 sold Tor $500;
e. W. Modngers chestnut golding First Chance Ny Bay
woodDot, tlears old 10l lbs $500 and George Long
staGs brown horse Partnership, by As,ero,d-Kasoaa
years DID, lis lbs, $500 Fugitive was the lavore,
selling for $500, Partnership $780, First Chance $50
Fugitive had the best OF the send on, First Chance
First Chance got 10 front passed under the wire
length ahead OF Fugitive the latter two lengths IN
front OF Partnership. FIRST Chance showed the
way around the upper turn under a pull.
Fugitive second, neck in front of Part
nership Going down the backstrctch First Chance
led length, Partnership second half length IN front
OF Fugitive The horses passed the half mile pole in
this way. On the lower turn FIRST Chance had the
best OF il by length half Partnership neck in
tr0 nj Luy hOmest
tive Tor FIRST Chance, and he gradually closed,
until the three mile distance stand they were on
even terms. moment alterward Fugitive showed
bis head in 'front.' and he won the race by neck and
shoulders. Time, so Partnership was beaten three
lengths Fugitive was sold 70 James ". Bell for $50
SARATOGA AssoorArIoN--FiRsr EXTRA DAY-FrRsr
RAcE-Monday, August 6.-Purse $500: entrance free,
for maiden twoyear olds, which have NOT run IN the
United States elsewhere than at Saratoga since 10Th
June colts carry 105 lbs, FLIES and gcldngs l02
lbs. Three quarters OF mile
p. Lorillard's b. f. Plque, by Leamington-Lady
Emma cn -. Gillian bv planet Nv iaav
(hughes) 2
Dryer Brothers o. C. Fury, by Narraganseit-
G. H. Loriilara's cn. C. Albert by Acknowledgment
a: ciaSausns blk. Jet by vaaxhaii-Aeainer
D. McDanicis' br t., BY Ensairer-Le,sure
(Proctor) O
d. d. wmhers' Dr. T. by Lcxington-lnvsrcaud.
W. Medinger's b. by phaeton-Kass Andsr-
F. smyihe;s cn Telephone, by Asieroid-schoi
Time, 1:lsa.
SAME DAy-Handicap for horses which have not run
In the United elsewhere than at Saratoga since
18th Of June Purse $780, OF which 500 to the second
horse Entrance Heats mile and three eighthR
Starters
George Longs,an's b. C. George w., BY Re
volyer-sklpper years old hi III lbs !Evans|
Dolly Morgan, 4 years old, ITO lbs. lBarbee) 2
L. Hart's b. C Henry Owens, BY Giiroy-dam
by Star DAVIS, years old, LOG lbs. (Sparlingj dis
D. McDan,es' ch. {. ST. James, by Lexington
Time, 256-2:57-2:5s
THIRD RACE
SANE DAy.-Purse $500. Of which $50 to the second
horse free handicap for threeyear ods beaten aud
not having won u at the first meeting. Entrance
F. ". rrice's g. C. BIN Bass. BY Pian'agenet-Ade- =.
a,de os rrc:;; q, Thule: Uy p%anl
Dryer Bro.ners' b. c. Vermont, w virs-Nannie
G. g mouasa an Higgins, by Pat E"loy
G. ii. R,cs's J. 8 Dr.. Livingstone, by LouaieIowZ
Time, 1:45X.
SAME DAy-Purse $500, entrance free; for horses
beaten and not having at the first meeting
at Saratoga and which have not run in the United
States elsewhere than at Saratoga since June % the
winner sold atauction Tor 81 5O0 entered 10 be
sold tor ST. 600 allowed lbs II for $780, lbs If for
$780, IA lbs II for $500, 20 lbs one rniie and an
eighth.
Starters
p. LorilIard's br. g. Fasave, by Leamington-ul :,
rica years old, l0l lvs.......... ...(Barretp
C. W. Medinger Is b. 4. First Chance, by haywood
Dot yeaar old, l0l lbs. ..tswim)
George Longstan's Dr. h. Partnership, By Asteroid-
kalona years old, us lbs. .(Evans)
Time, $50.
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