The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
sARArooA Lovo RACE NETTING.
Finishing the List Of One Hundred Contests-
To. dOrrOu's Programme.

SARATOGA, Aug. 27-To-day's events
wound up til hundred races promised by tho
saratoga Asso ation. through John Morrissoy.
and tho meeting is to be continued f0r day or
two longer. 1t has been q success I'm q racing
point Of view and financially. Although some
of the sporting New Workers will return with
collapsed pocltotho1k-. othors have snug llis
OF hundreds and ilfiies taken from oycr-con-
ndcnt Southern and Western turfmcn and
gamb'rrs.
Thoro was a fair Attendance. and tho track
was in better condition than yesterday -Four
vel contested races. with good fields II horses
Tho first event WINS handicap dash of ono
milo for II purse Of 1925. with $50 20 tho second
There were live starters. with Bramble u stout
favorte over the field. the average pool being:
Bramble, $500 Kate Clnxton. as; Patriot. $40 (;
Hottie f., tl5; and Frank. so.
AS Capt. Conner dropped the flag Kate Clax-
daylight in Tho rs S Ra m ai fhoHn 1 Bram6I S
was icy out, and passing thcm all in succession,
came in n lively winner in 1i5H. Patriot. who
ran second 10 Kate In tho fret hnlf milo. passed.
her In the stretch, and finished good second,
$500. ''N
rhe second raco WINS FOR apurso of 1850, Of
which as wont to the second and s2j 10 tho
third horse. Entrance frcc. FREQ handicap.
one milo and quarter. There were four start
crs, with Brnmbc's stable comDanion Rhada-
nautilus. q hot fnyoritc. pools being: Rhadn-
manthusi 5000; lIclmsman. as Kilburn, zoo;
After nm oven stnrt Mt the head of tho strotrh
Hcmsmqn went first by the stand and mndc a
good Lead kilburn whiting on him and Rhadu-
nautilus few lengths behind. Nearing tho
surfing point Hclmsman had run ont and XII
burn passed him. followed by Rhndamnnthus
These two cnmc rncng up the stretch ai n good
pace. Hhadamnnihus winning in 2:li; kilburn
second. and Ilclmsnan third This wns tho
second victory for Dwycr Brothers. French
Tho third was selling racn. throc-quar'ers of
n mile Tor purse of $500 tho second horse 10
receive $50 Entrance FREQ. The winner 20 he
sold 1t auction under the rules. Eight started.
Egypt was the fnvuritc ln The latr poole which
sold as follows: EA.pt, sl7j; fusilGdc SOS (;
Lotcrcr. $50; Miss Mallov $40. Quecnsion
go: Snowden slj; tho fl 81. Con. Wiley and
Empress. cps.
Tho nag ioll with most Il the horses hunchod
In front. Snowdon dnrtad to the front down the
shutc, Qucenston stridiug noNt. mt TIC othors
stringing along IT the head ~ the stretch. FuHi-
ladc was good tnud. coming with speed. fol-
hard To beat Fusilalc, hut could not. Fu-iltdc
winning comfortably in LII Esyrt second,
The last event was two mile free handicap
ss,rll63ir RAGE 9s'g, sight hurdi. - fora purse II
t9e ihird horse. Entrance tree. Six started.
Mr.. Reeds Disturbance was ftsorito in the first
pools, but later Mr.. Wool's pcadh.ad, $50
pounds sold, highest. bringing $50; Disturb
ance. S2G5 Mr. Cnrson's Kelso and Katie T.
tl7j: Dailgasian, 500; and Wild oats $40
Dlillasian started In tho load Int Dead-
n half showed the way i'm clean leans over
the hurdles, Dailgaslan next. and Kay +, third.
and got on oven terms with bonlhoad and Dahl
gasian M tho last hurdle. In tho hot run for
home Dcadhcad bent Dailgasian, who was sa'-
.ni with Disturbance third. Time. 3.Ji4.
French pools paid sli.l0
The following POOLS have been soll on to-
..Nolturno, years Old, carrying 81 pounds ana
Alovcur. 2 y'nrs. IS pounds. ~ cach FuAi-
AIDE. 3 years " pounds. i3j ST. James. years.
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