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


Owens, tho latter ono length In advarce OF ST
james Bsrbce vas using the whip vigorously when
had him At has hp, and Evans rested content wi,h ths
state OF things and kept steadyinx pun on noso
Ga they came and Just ~ the last moment 81 James
made grand squirt and took second place. George ~
James lengsn 10 front Of Ambush tho latter about
the neat a:57; Inc nrs. ave iuronEs in 90
7Aird HeaL-Georse Nv. was the iavoris. se,. ans
.or ss75 the hcd bringing $3.50 ,. =: lanes dead
heat The horses had an even start George ~. LOOK
the lead with the fall Q, tho nag henry 1870 Out Of
the shuts Al the half-miIe polo GEORGE ~ leo Two
lengths Henry Ovens second one length aneAo o.
horses were one length and a halt apart.
in the same order that they, started Coming
Strong and passed under the wire at stand Jour
lengths ahead Of Ambush, the latter three lengths
ahead Henry ovens Gsos s M inc rnnsr s mo no.
led Ambush six lengths, Henry Owens making bolt
aud refusing TO run again for several seconds George
~ kent IN ront down The backsretch ana around the
lower BY Ave lengths, but coming up the homestretcn
Evans took him In hand and he came IN winner Of
the heat by two lengths making the last heat
Owens distanced
was Tor purse OF $500 OF which $50 was to be given
the second horse Tree handicap Tor three ear
ods beaten and not having won = race at the hrss
starters, comprising Dwysr Brothers bay colt Yer
mont, by virgil-Nannio Butler, carrying III IDS
9cy By r ssSn.
Dr Lving stone, by Longfeiow-Ringlet, LOT lbs d.
McDaniel's bay MY Prircss Of Thule, BY Leaning.
top-Phebe. l03 lbs, npd Z. W. Prces gray
colt Bill Bass, by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. loS
lbs w. l. Higgins tho avorite, selling Tor 1925;
ss5 Dr. t snuu Dr. Lynsssono had
irne best oi the start but Princess Of Thule soon
rushed to the front and led two lengths around the
lower turn, DR.. Livingstone second, half length
ahead OF Bill Bass who ono length In front OF Ner-
mont, w. l. Higgins bringing up the rear: They
they reached The halrmile pole three Of them
were parallel these beng Princess OF Thule Bill
Bass, and Higgins, vermont fourth, pr Lv'ngs,onee
his head IN front OF Princess OF Thule, who had her
head OF Vermont Bill Bass close up and soon
ailerward showed In front, he making dash Tor the
lead as soon he got into straight work on the home
stretch. He came homo an easy winner by Tour
lengths; Vermont second, head Ia advance OF Prin
fifth. Time, 1;45A.
was for q purse OF $780, entrance hee FOR horses
beaten and not having won race az the ilrs meeting
at Saratoga, ana which have not run IN the United
June the winner be sold at auction for 800 II
entered TO be sold Tor 900, allowed lbs II FOR
$3.50, lbs; II for $500, II lbs y for s.oo 70 IDS
were entered for this race These were Lorillatds
brown golding Fugitive, by Leamington--ulrc. =
years old carrying l0i lbs, 70 Ue sold Tor $500;
C. W. Modngcrs chestnut geldng FIRST Chance, ny Bay
wood-Do 1Ycars old 10l lbs, $780, and George Long
stalls brown horse psrtnsrsSp oy
ssInr for $500, Partnership $780, First Chance $3.50
Fugitive had the best OF the send on FIRST Chance
second Partnership third, Running up TO the stand,
First Chance got 10 front ana passed under the wire
length ahead OF Fugitive, the latter two lengths ia
way around the upper turn under pull
Fugitive second, neck in front OF Part.
nership Going down the backstrctch First Chance
led length Partnership second half length IN frort
OF Fugitive The horses passed the halfme pole In
this way. On the lower turn FIRST Chance had the
best OF Il by length and half Partnership neck in
fro nj Getting into the hOmestrctCc Fug
tive made Tor First Chance, and he gradually closed,
until the three mile distance stand they were on
even terms A moment alterward Fugitive showed
bis head in 'front.' and he won the race by neck and
shoulders. Time 5s. Partnership was beaten three
lengths Fugitive was soiu 20 james '" neh LOT >oio'
sARAToaA ASSOCIATION -FIRsr EXTRA DAy-FIRsr
RACE Monday, August 6.-Purse $500 entrance nee,
for maiden twoyear olds, which have not run IN the
United States elsewhere than at Saratoga since 10Th
June colts to carry lo5 lbs FLIES and goldings 1o2
lbs. Three quarters OF mile
p. Lorillard's b. f. Pque, by Leamington-Lady
T. I Puryear's cn. c. Clifton by fianct-My Lady
(hughes)
DIVER Brothers D. c. Fury, by Narraganse,t-
G. L. Lorillara's Gu. c. Albert by Australian-Queen
f. a. Cianausn's blk Jct by vaaxhaii-He.tner
0s McDancis' br. l., by EnsnirerLesuro
(Proctor) @
d. D. Wnhers' Dr. f. by Lcxing,
(saycrs)
W. Medingers b. by Phaeton-Ka.e Ander
F. Smyihe;s CHI. Telephone by Asteroid-schoi.
Time l:lsa.
SECUND RACE.
SAME DAY-Handicap Tor horses which have not run
in the United states elsewhere than ut Saratoga since
18th June Purse S60o, OF which 500 to the second
horse Entrance Heats mile and three eightha
Starters.
George Longstan's b. c. George w., BY Re
yoiver-skipper, years old, ia lbs. (Evans)
n T. Iorllard's B Ambush, by Australian
Dolly Morgan, 4 years old ITO lbs. .lBarbee) 2
L. Harris b. Henry owens oS Sy ,h G Isns-
d. McDan,cis' CHI. c. ST. James ty Lexington
Banner 3 years old, ~ bs........ .tBarretD gro
THIRD
SANE DAy.-Purse $780, Of which $50 TO the second
horse. free handicap for hree-year olds beaten and
not having won u race at the first meeting. Entrance
free. One mile
f. W. Price's 9. c. Bin Bass. by plantagenet--Ade-
d. McDunels' b. /. priucess OF Thule, by Leaning
ton-pnobe. 1o3 lbs: tbarretp 2
Dryer Brothers b. c. Vermont, by vrgil--Aanne
G. Ionsslan's T. c. W l. Higgins, by Pat M.Iloy-
G. IL Ress - Dr. 5Dsi Livingstone BY Ioasteo~
Time 1:451.
FOURTH RACE.
SAME DAY-Purse $500, entrance free; for horses
beaten and having won race at the first meeting
ut Saratoga and which have not run in the United
States elsewhere IMAM AZ SarAtoRa stucc
winner to be sold at Tor 81 500 II entered 10 be
sold ST. 600 allowed lbs II for $3.50, lbs. II for
$500, IA lbs. II for $500, 20 lbs one mile and an
eighth.
Starters.
p LorilIard's br. &. Fugitive, by Leamington--ul-
rca years old, l0l lUs. -. (Barrctp
c. ". Medineers b. T. First Chance, by haywood
Dot, O yeaar DID, l0l lbs. tSwim)
George Lougstan's br. Ia. Partnership, By Asterod-
katona, years old, us lbs. EVANS 3
Time, $50.
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