The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03

n ID
Dandy. los 100 100
a esas" S!|:;3 20 30 50 50
The sorsss were started as soon as they had
1ay u VAN.
FOURTH Danny hith They ran up tho east hela along
side OF the OF tho fractional traek aud when A.
top OF II they jumped rail ieucs Redding show
ing the way, Waller second, Coronet third, Dandy
fourth Gray Cloud nth. They then followed
sA Wall Reading .aug ton lengths Waller .ssood
four lengths In front OF Corone Inc latter three
away iron cray Cloud, the latter never being any
closer IN the race. The horses Kept close 70 the
fence around the lower turn, jumping rails and tnen
the middle OF the field; and after going over hedge
at the big tree they ran 20 the soatn section Of inc
water jump. Reddlng led over the water ten
lengths, Waller second, length ahead or Coronct,
but tue latter swesvsd 10 the right as soon
az ne took %a' Gxsu POSITION Reading sSsa
showed the way over the fences OF the frac-
OF the eld crossed the track and wont down tho
hill IN ront OF r. Loriard's stable. and so on around
In 'front.' OF inc stables OF Messrs bsimGn. ana pvs
Coronet fourth (cose up), the Gray loo yards away
Reading Then. follower by the others IN the order
named above, went over tho fences on each side OF
the regular into the west held and then over
the fences OF the fractional track into the east Held
The horses then ran TO the mddie Of the Held and
jumped wall, Rcadus leading TOUR lengths, Wailor
second, one length In front OF Dandy, the lat
ter length IN advance OF Coronet They
then ran 10 the west section OF the water
jump, Reading leading, Waller second, Dandy thru,
Coronet fourth. AS me latter landed, alter gong
over his bridIo broNs ara stumbled and Toll MS
knees, throwing Sufe, his rider, iar over his head
suiIe was somewhat Jared oy the all, but was not
inured. THIS cc.dent settled the chances OF Coro-
net for tho Kcdding went ON over the fences OF
the fractional track into tue west Held, tnen over
wal but before he reached The uext jump Waller took
the lead, followed by Dandy. When the wall near
the starting place for races was reached
latter a length In ADVANCE OF Redding; but Dandys
jockey at The next jump, rail- fence, broke his
stirrup leather, that settled him. he race was
then REDUCED 70 u match between Waller and Red
dug aiier showed the way over the rails and into
the regular track at tbs hal-ms pole, and then TAX:
ing breathing spell around the lower turn ne led
ReddiEg one iength tho hurdle stationed there,
anu coming on Just IN front OF him showed the way
the hurdle at the seven iurlongs pole. Waller
then put steam and won the race b. eight snssns,
Redding socoud Dandy third, Gray Cloud fourth one
furiong Denind Time OF tho race, 6'46
SUMMARY.
SARATOGA ASSOCIATION SIKH DAY OF THE FIRST
MEErISa. FRIDAY, August 2.tixsr HAcs-rns
$500 added the second horse To save his stake;
winners oil amy threcyear-old stake TO carry IDS.
extra. One mile ana thrce-quarters Closed win
Starters
g. l.. Lorillard's b. c. Duke OF Magenta, Ivy Lcx-
ingtou, dam Magenta 123 lbs. Hughcs)
c. Reeds b. L. Bonnie Wood, by Bonuie scotland,
asm Woodone, lis I3s ;(Donooue,
u. d. Wither's br. Invesmorc, oy Lexington,
dam fnvcrcauld, lis lbs. .(Spariing)
D. J. crouse's b. Kim, k, by Revolver, dan,
=. Lor',a as b. !. Piqae, oy Lsamiugton, dam
Lady Emnai. ll3 ios:.... ..tBAre'n
.N4N THE SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY. Purse $50; for horses beaten and not
having won race ~ tnis meeting. Entrance iree.
The winner TO be sold ut auction for 81, jO0 III On
tered 10 be- sold for ST. 000 allowed lbs II Tor $3.50,
lbs u ior $780, II os II for $500, IL lbs Heats Of
three-quarters OF mile Time between heats, twenty
minutes. Distances ~ yards
Thomas Purycar 4 Co.'s b. (. Jackscrcw, by Mar
raganseti, dan Pasta, years old, SO lbs.....
.1.... ~ ~
dam Lemonade, 4years Old, l04 lbs. IL. BOOTH
4. w. DosweiFs Ulk Z. Diamond, by Leaning
ton, dam Black slave. 4 years Old, 9s lbs.....
g. Reeds CHI. C. Eugene N. Robinson, by War.
Minister, dam lnverary, years old, Io2 lbs.
II. welch's b. C. Princeton, by Oakland, dam
Wombsi, years Old, LOG lbs. .(sayrcs) O 3
J. ". AcMAhon's en-. + BlonasiL BY Bonnie
scotland, dam Bculab, years old, 101 lbs.
J. 4. Williams b. Cassma,e, by Planet, dam
DAILY Bsoiners' Dr. L,zx.s D., BY Enquirer, dam
Leisure, years Old, 100 lbs. (MeLaugniinj 7dis
s.m xppS yosas old oy
r. Mulcahey's eli. q. Durango by JACK Malone,
dam Fanny Barrow, . years old. los lbs ......
George H. R,essb. T. Mise Mailoy, by Pa. Mslioy,
dam BY Enquirer, 3 years old, So lbs. ......
ia HanL. Time. l:Isa--i:isk.
THE Third RACE.
SANS DAY Purse $3O0y winners al Saratesa this
year ol 81 GU to carry ibs extra norses NOT nav
ing won this year allowed s lbs uiaidens 4
years old and upward. allowed ~ lbs. One mile and
quarter.
Starters
Dwyor Brothors' b. c. Hrambie, by Bonnie Scot.
lsad, dam Ivy Loaf, years old, 1903 Ibs( Fisher)
odcn Bowic's ch. e. Orioic, by ktngnshet, dam NY
Maryland, years Old, los lbs. Holloway
q. l.. Losiilards b. M Italia, by Gieneig, dam Item
years old, 113 ibs...... Hushesj q
ID. ). Crouse's ch c Joe, by Revolver, dam Skyigh:
years old, 1l3 lbs .(Haryooj
Time. 2l7.
the FOURTH RACE.
SAME DAY--FREE HANDICAP sTKEPLrCHAsE-Purse
500, OF winch $l00 to the second horse The usual
course-two miies and three-quarters.
c. Reeds b. b. Waller, by Hurrah, dam Queen Of
Clubs, years old, 162 lbs. .fMeanyy I
l.. harris en-. b. BEDDING, by Harry of tbs West,
dam by 10 Stoncr, years old l3S lbs. Ganneyj 2
l.. Wood's cb. e. Dandy, by Oysternan, Jr., daui
Bet Arlington, years old, las lbs. u. Aeury) 3
W. ovens gr u. Gray cloud, ny Thunder, Dam by
Sir Tatton, aged 1875 Ibs.... IN oisnl 4
A. ID. Browns b. b. Coronet, by Jonespofo, dam
Garland, aged, 100 lbs. .(Sutline)
... Tint, 6.40.
SATURDAYS EvESrs-POoL sEILiSo.
Tho events and entries lor to-morrow's racing to-
together Win tho pools thereon, sold this afternoon
az the track, are rs follows - f lNh
FRsr RACE Purse $500. Tnrse-yssr olds to carry
9j lbs; four-year.olds, los lbs I'VE yearoius and
upward, Ia iDa Beaten maidsns allowed, "a three