New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
S1RITOGA cur DAY.
PAROLE WINS THE PRIZE.
-RGNIvs. RHApAMANTHUs AND GEORGE THE
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FOURTH THE OTHER vICToE~
rreov , SPECIAL coRRTsroSDEST oF TTlg rRIRUNE.l
S,RATOCA SPRINGs. July 26.-Another day
OF exceptionally fine racing contributes toward making
this memorable Saratoga meeting But for the blister
ing neat OF the san, which brisk breeze was oug able
10 overcome after the were over. the weather
would have bcen delightful This discomfort was over
looked in the excitement or the racing Parole proved
10 be the winner Saratoga Cup the ohie event Of
the rs meeting attendance ladies aud gentlemen
was sufficient 10 make the Grand stand look popuous
The betting ont IN force and losses wereheaNy
ANY one with good eye for the most pronounced
points o excellence IN racer would have said thAt ire
coai-b.ack VTgiuius easily chief among the fye
swift horses that came for the mic race for
purse OF s4GO which ushered n tie days SPORT Nr-
gu.us, VINO gained some admiration al Saratoga rs
two-ycar0ld IN SIS when he sprigAty colt has
improved vastly in appearance, and now looks Ike
sturdy English hunter. tie came on ule track ilesh'
gloss and eager. Il Rhsdamantlus the fayorte among
the black racers, had been declared out, Nrgins
would doubtless have coutented himself with retired
position at the du.sh Tic pools rated the hcrses
in this order Malhey's Chiquita, $500; Longs afs
W. J. Higgins, SitO Reeds Cardinal Nolsey'
SlO5: Brewster & Co.'S vrginius, SOB; McDanePs
Princess OF Tbae -3j. The horses were uneasy, Nir-
gus Lcr oycr-cager, and Cardinal Woiscy approach
inc success in ~ attempt q back som'rsault Nir
a1ligs was ia front when tho flag te, with Cardinal
wolssv next Tho hitter was quickly his fee. that
be WAS rst at tho club house, and Kept bus position as
far rs nc hafmile polc where Nrguius. CAlquia aud
Princess OF Thule were abreast ~ him, Higgins bringing
up jhe rear alone Tho pace was rapid as the hoises
turned into tAc hOme-siretch the cries ID the Grand
Stand being alternately. Higgins has il :" ~ rginius!
yirsiuir1s, At the furloug pole Virginus a good
two euChs IN advance OF Higgins, and easily kent out
OF the iatttrs reach winning Ivy length ana ball IN
l:t5 ". j. higgins second, aHd Cardinal Nos'y third,
five lengths behind The mutual poc- paid 80 5oior~3
Pierre Lorllar thanks TO Parole bears of thc saraio
"a Crp Il was great race ana great victory which
strips TON Othrce Of much of his glory and tansers
some Of the highest tur % the rival stable which
has always heeu able 20 compete with George L'r1i
lara's at moderate distances. Tie Cup represented
$1,000 added % sweepstakes Of 800 each,
play or pay. making the sweepstakes with
twenty-four uouinl ltioG-, worth $1,000 The dstane'
WAS Two and oue-i0urta miles IAe f1Gr compet-t rs
were all IN excellent condition, and pools were sod
readily al these CURES: O.. L. Lorl3rls Ton Ochiitrce
$500 20 $500; P. L"rilard's PaToie Si20 to 1920;
Williams s. Ovng's Vera Cruz $3.50 t. 500; Rcd
Abilene $50 ~ 500 Vera lz had defeated Parole nd
Tom Ochltree at nile "a quarter iaeb sti-
urday, which was scarcely good reason for making
him q f,vowte over Parole for two mile
and a quarter contest. Tom Ochiltroe il the
most bus .ncs-iike horse the turL II, ari-o
lineage and repeated victories have enabled him 10
affect piauucss UU walks pasi the Grand Stand, iea t9
his groom. looking like the animal Who might Aay, r1n
the "ouc-ho>s SHAY" 10 its dissolution. Atlene j.
uttc stub and tws' chestnut. whose principal honor,
have been IN defeat, fer every one admires thc
dosred pcrss:cncy witt which she io.l".s the Saa.
races through ons contest, ana is .'toiI, ai.4cs'
never Joss ac finish. Parole o. not show himself 800
the Grand stand hui was tlkeh directly !" ti' Fa'Ilel-
pole. where tho start uaot. Tom Oc.al,..e
and Vera Si1z SET on ~ in cc.iI"ig, Ai,..j 49,,
the outset ot % loGs race, Vera Graz uot reiHc
willing Ia ucr restraint and -ettns ihe pacet"" rns.
ID Ht yahc. oI OcLitGee' wa" lIt " ar'' '..! '. "
torn.tely hv way O.. showing i.a. har'cr' U-"i ie'
hucuce Oh t"e h< horse "Hosc W.-.,rAto w..
iwtatci far almost two miles. Ail.nt f-a
en- en- his c.i.ian 10 The rear ycra Cruzs iocs.y Wa.
worklue" h- vi en- racers passed .hc 1rcr
poe poe me s ,, Inv, t, @l was .'' ' s.ol for @ ry
ci.cmcni IN the Grsud s,snd. Vera Cruz refuse
the The noae S,,'.' stretca aad Parole orins siya
tlc raia. al four iuIh.i JoT@IL - .eorf lH
and rose their feet some CONFUSION cnsucd. mingled
with aud ye.s - Parole was seen 70 collar Oen
t,.ir nj 80, p-rrir f,sicd ~ the am. win
Parole winner ~ two ~G'Is A "a e1'ei!-i inie
of 4:J4li Tom Oc.hltrec seconc an Atf'elc ihld O..
had goo! rua N rood company The crowd rhe'rc;
james NJ Mar, reached tle hrst nlnd 70 Pierre Lori
o,r. , . Of lis fr@nd, VIII Ieanl.n. count.
na.cc. Tho mutual pool tickets were worth @3l 20
Tac third race threo-quarerniir dash. Tor purse o
inosl uu.air START which eighca III .alaaut!s file
fayOrIic. with great ease. BrlJu- Was brl.t.
pools averaging as follows DwyCr Bruilers Bha&anau-
ihus $500; Harb,cE's Bert.am. ~l25 smytL's Mads,
500; Crouses IecLaaic SO ins%ei'' Gre"lal Aali,
SO: the Gs.d $40. 1uciGdWl No Daniels nay h;y Jr
Eaouii,r. Reeds Bridget Multys Luc..t., AMI l.. L0-
iald's diamond. The horses started front ~ the
Grand Staud the tnree uift't-n track. Ihcy
uneasy but not SO Uuca so That bctter start would
been difficult 10 obtain hAaciilaulAus got OF tt9
Lengths advance of the otAcrs vino were scattered
four five rods Of track. nrch3uic seraud
horse, d.sai pesr.d bcLLd cloud 0f dust
covered tncr Tor quarter e. iIlr Ladiin,i ihus
t.c frst and did lot allow tAc Olcis r,acn
Rhsda.uatEuf running d. four lengths IN lie, Diamond
src.ud, ana Mechanic Third. IAe mutual pools paid
4Ii 20
4 new name seems have made "a horse cut II
FrIHu VINO has bUrn rrclristcucd George ".
II court gossip worth anything. Ii
Of S4Ou and ten horses competed. selling thus
In the pools T.. L0riliard's Fugitive. $3.50
Reeds Rcd Csat, $50; WlamEs Fair PLAY also.
LunSstafs G-Oig ~. $50; Be!morfo Baroness. r-ti
Carr & Co.. Eia WuttOu, CrOuse'- Auburn. &. !.
LOIilsla's Ambush, aud Fisher Carson Maritime
tAlarlIe managed 10 Keep Ia slynt ~ L.u ucl 81
The start Wadcat tic qLrt,rIt,e, Auburn
aud Kappahllnock being hrst aud Ambush eran
icft al the post; buI hr well aficr
rmnn. even at thc half sita George w. two lengths
behind Au5urA 4uo i.4paAadtOci- ihc whip Was c-s-
III utcG AL round hOr~cs car~ into the IOui,-
sirctc AuDurH leading aud GcOrge ~ second -Four
i've az tLc flush, Til4 ~as sp4rtes, GeJr-c ~
winning Dy ic .tA 20 2.lSl2 Auburn second Rad Kappa
hammock third. Ihi tar best speculation OF The
day, the Mutual pools paying 81 30.
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